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中考英语词汇
Rather英/ˈrɑːðə(r)/
adv.颇,相当;宁愿,最好(would rather);而不是;更确切地说;(用以使表达的语气婉转)有几分,有点儿;恰恰相反,而是
int.<英,旧>当然,的确(表同意)
1.It was a rather difficult question.
这是个相当难的问题。
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2.I'm afraid it's a rather long story.
我恐怕这是个相当长的故事。
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3.I'd rather you came with us.
我倒愿意你和我们一块儿去。
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4.Kids would rather play than study.
孩子们宁愿玩而不愿学习。
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5.It was a jest rather than a reproach.
这是个玩笑而非指责。
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6.
Would you rather walk or take the bus?
你愿意步行还是坐公共汽车?
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7.
She prefers to act rather than direct.
她宁愿当演员,不愿当导演。
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【注】rather than用作连词。
Prime英/praɪm/
adj.主要的,首要的;优质的,第一流的;最可能的,最适合的;最理想的,最典型的;最初的,原始的;素(或质)数的(如2,3,5,7,11);互为素或质数的
v.事先指点,使(某人)做好准备;把(某事物)准备好,使备用;给(表面)涂上底色
n.盛年,壮年时期;质数,素数;上标符号(')
1.The Prime Minister was in ebullient mood.
首相兴致勃勃。
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2.Somebody threw paint at the prime minister.
有人朝首相扔油漆。
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3.He's the police's prime suspect in this case.
他是该案中警方的主要怀疑对象。
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4.Maybe I'm just coming into my prime now.
可能我刚迈入我的最佳时期。
5.We've had a series of athletes trying to come back well past their prime.
我们有不少早已过了鼎盛时期的运动员在试图复出。
Fame英/feɪm/
n.名誉,名气
v.使闻名,使有名望
1.Fame hasn't really changed him.
名声并没有使他有丝毫改变。
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2.Fame can be a two-edged sword.
名声是把双刃剑。
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3.Fame brought her nothing but misery.
名声只给她带来了痛苦。
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4.Fame comes at a price.
成名是要付出代价的。
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Call in
叫…来(帮忙);短暂访问
1.We had to call in a plumber to unblock the drain.
我们只得叫个管子工来疏通下水道。
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2."I'll call in again later in the afternoon, after he has come in,"said Dr.Craven.
“下午晚些时候,等他回来后,我再来拜访他。”克雷文医生说。
3.Don't move,I will call in the doctor.
别动,我去叫医生。
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4.Don't forget to call in on your way home.
别忘了你回家时顺路来这里玩玩。
【辨】call in, call on, call at, call for, call up
① call in侧重“叫…来(帮忙)”之意;作为“顺便拜访”用作不及物动词词组,要接名词可以有 call in at sp.拜访某地/call in on sb.拜访某人
② call on sb.拜访人;call at sp.拜访某地
I called on the doctor yesterday.
我昨天去拜访了医⽣。
I called at the doctor's yesterday.
我昨天去了医务室。
③call for
作"要求"、"需要"、"提倡"解。
Success calls for hard work.
成功要靠勤奋。
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