Unit 3 Fit for life 词汇短语例句英译中&中译英练习-2025-2026学年高中英语译林版选择性必修第二册

译林选择必修二Unit 3词汇短语例句英译中练习 1 surgeon n. The surgeon performed a successful heart operation yesterday. 2 physician n. The physician prescribed some medicine for his cold. 3 chemist n. The chemist mixed different chemicals to create a new compound. 3 chemist n. You can buy over-the-counter drugs at the local chemist’s. 4 dentist n. The dentist advised me to brush my teeth twice a day. 5 specialize v. She decided to specialize in pediatric medicine after medical school. 6 *gene n. Scientists have discovered a gene that may affect hair color. 7 game-changing adj. The new medical technology is a game-changing breakthrough in cancer treatment. 8 *genome n. Researchers are studying the human genome to find cures for genetic diseases. 9 cell n. The human body is made up of billions of cells. 10 being n. All living beings deserve to be treated with respect. 11 *lifespan n. Improvements in healthcare have increased the average lifespan. 12 affect v. Smoking can negatively affect your lung health. 13 contract v. He contracted a cold after walking in the rain without an umbrella. 13 contract n. The two companies signed a contract to cooperate on the project. 14 virus n. The flu is caused by a virus that spreads easily in winter. 15 cancer n. Early detection can greatly improve the chances of curing cancer. 16 identify v. The doctor used blood tests to identify the cause of his illness. 17 relate v. The study shows that stress is related to many health problems. 18 relate to phr. Many teenagers can relate to the hero’s struggles in the movie. 19 means n. Regular exercise is a good means of keeping healthy. 20 delete v. The computer program can delete harmful files from the system. 21 restore v. The treatment helped restore his eyesight after the accident. 22 ultimately adv. Ultimately, it is our lifestyle that determines our health. 23 abnormal adj. The test results showed some abnormal changes in his blood. 24 weapon n. Vaccines are our most powerful weapon against infectious diseases. 25 fundamental adj. Clean water and fresh air are fundamental to human survival. 26 pace n. We should exercise at a pace that feels comfortable for our body. 26 pace v. He paced back and forth while waiting for the test results. 27 arise v. New problems may arise during the treatment process. 28 restrict v. Doctors often restrict patients from eating spicy food after surgery. 29 prohibit v. The school prohibits smoking on campus to protect students’ health. 30 prohibit sb from doing sth phr. The law prohibits drivers from using mobile phones while driving. 31 resistance n. Some bacteria develop resistance to antibiotics over time. 32 flu n. Washing hands frequently can help prevent the flu. 33 characteristic n. One characteristic of diabetes is high blood sugar levels. 34 wrestle v. The two athletes began to wrestle in the final match. 35 wrestle with phr. He has been wrestling with a serious illness for the past year. 36 put sth in place phr. The hospital has put new safety measures in place to prevent infections. 37 debate n. There is a heated debate about the use of genetic technology in medicine. 37 debate v. Experts debated the benefits and risks of the new treatment. 38 without doubt phr. Without doubt, early education plays an important role in children’s development. 39 finding n. The research findings were published in a leading medical journal. 40 ripe adj. The doctor said the time is ripe for the operation. 41 a ripe old age phr. Her grandmother lived to a ripe old age of 95. 42 withdraw v. The drug was withdrawn from the market due to safety concerns. 43 equip v. The clinic is equipped with advanced medical instruments. 44 artificial adj. She lost her arm in an accident and now uses an artificial limb. 45 *limb n. Stretching regularly can help keep your limbs flexible. 46 rubber n. The doctor used rubber gloves during the examination. 47 outgoing adj. Outgoing people tend to have better mental health than shy people. 48 grateful adj. The patient was grateful to the doctors for saving his life. 49 disabled adj. The hospital provides special facilities for disabled patients. 50 disability n. His disability didn’t stop him from pursuing his dreams. 51 conventional adj. Conventional treatment for this disease includes medicine and rest. 52 leather n. The doctor’s bag was made of high-quality leather. 53 sensory adj. Some patients lose sensory function in their hands after the accident. 54 patent n. The company obtained a patent for its new medical device. 55 fuel n. The ambulance ran out of fuel on the way to the hospital. 55 fuel v. Stress can fuel the development of certain diseases. 56 disturb v. Please don’t disturb the patients in the ward. 57 tackle v. The government is trying to tackle the problem of rising healthcare costs. 58 head-on adv. We need to face the health crisis head-on instead of avoiding it. 59 go to great lengths to do sth phr. The doctor went to great lengths to save the critically ill patient. 60 adjust v. Patients need time to adjust to life after surgery. 61 centimetre n. The tumor was only a few centimetres in size when it was discovered. 62 *acupuncture n. Many people use acupuncture to relieve chronic pain. 63 needle n. The nurse used a small needle to give him an injection. 64 evidence n. There is growing evidence that exercise improves mental health. 65 date back to phr. Acupuncture dates back to ancient China over 2,000 years ago. 66 solid adj. There is solid proof that the new drug is effective. 67 switch v. The patient decided to switch to a different doctor for treatment. 67 switch n. Press the red switch to turn on the medical equipment. 68 *stainless adj. The operating table is made of stainless steel. 69 steel n. Some medical tools are made of high-quality steel. 70 millimetre n. The incision in the surgery was only a few millimetres long. 71 clinic n. She goes to the community clinic for regular health checks. 72 examine v. The doctor will examine you and then decide on the treatment. 73 tongue n. The doctor asked him to stick out his tongue during the examination. 74 *pulse n. The nurse checked his pulse to see if his heart was beating normally. 75 wrist n. The doctor felt his pulse on his wrist. 76 organ n. The heart is one of the most important organs in the human body. 77 severe adj. He suffered from severe injuries in the car accident. 78 anxiety n. Too much anxiety can affect your sleep and appetite. 79 abuse n. Drug abuse can cause serious damage to the body. 79 abuse v. He abused alcohol for years, which damaged his liver. 80 alcohol n. Doctors advise against drinking alcohol during pregnancy. 81 tobacco n. Tobacco contains harmful substances that can cause cancer. 82 drug n. The doctor prescribed a new drug to treat his condition. 83 phenomenon n. The spread of the virus has become a global phenomenon. 84 substance n. The lab test identified the unknown substance in his blood. 85 symbol n. The red cross is a symbol of medical aid around the world. 86 widespread adj. There is a widespread belief that eating fruit is good for health. 87 *bandage n. The nurse wrapped a bandage around his injured arm. 88 infection n. Keeping the wound clean can help prevent infection. 89 department n. She was admitted to the cardiology department of the hospital. 译林选择必修二Unit 3词汇短语例句中译英练习 1 surgeon n. 这位外科医生昨天成功进行了一场心脏手术。 2 physician n. 内科医生给他开了一些感冒药。 3 chemist n. 化学家混合不同的化学物质创造出一种新化合物。 3 chemist n. 你可以在当地药店购买非处方药。 4 dentist n. 牙医建议我每天刷两次牙。 5 specialize v. 医学院毕业后，她决定专攻儿科医学。 6 *gene n. 科学家发现了一个可能影响头发颜色的基因。 7 game-changing adj. 这项新医疗技术是癌症治疗领域的突破性进展。 8 *genome n. 研究人员正在研究人类基因组，以寻找遗传病的治疗方法。 9 cell n. 人体由数十亿个细胞组成。 10 being n. 所有生物都值得被尊重对待。 11 *lifespan n. 医疗保健的进步延长了平均寿命。 12 affect v. 吸烟会对肺部健康产生负面影响。 13 contract v. 他没带伞在雨中行走后感冒了。 13 contract n. 两家公司签署了项目合作合同。 14 virus n. 流感由冬季易传播的病毒引起。 15 cancer n. 早期发现能大大提高癌症的治愈率。 16 identify v. 医生通过血液检测确定了他的病因。 17 relate v. 研究表明压力与许多健康问题有关。 18 relate to phr. 许多青少年能理解电影中主人公的挣扎。 19 means n. 规律锻炼是保持健康的好方法。 20 delete v. 这个电脑程序能从系统中删除有害文件。 21 restore v. 治疗帮助他在事故后恢复了视力。 22 ultimately adv. 归根结底，是我们的生活方式决定了健康。 23 abnormal adj. 检测结果显示他的血液有一些异常变化。 24 weapon n. 疫苗是我们对抗传染病最有力的武器。 25 fundamental adj. 清洁的水和新鲜的空气是人类生存的基本要素。 26 pace n. 我们应该以身体感觉舒适的节奏锻炼。 26 pace v. 等待检测结果时，他来回踱步。 27 arise v. 治疗过程中可能会出现新问题。 28 restrict v. 医生通常会限制术后患者食用辛辣食物。 29 prohibit v. 学校禁止在校园内吸烟，以保护学生健康。 30 prohibit sb from doing sth phr. 法律禁止司机开车时使用手机。 31 resistance n. 一些细菌会随着时间产生对抗生素的耐药性。 32 flu n. 勤洗手有助于预防流感。 33 characteristic n. 糖尿病的一个特征是血糖水平高。 34 wrestle v. 两名运动员在决赛中开始摔跤。 35 wrestle with phr. 过去一年里，他一直在与重病作斗争。 36 put sth in place phr. 医院已实施新的安全措施以预防感染。 37 debate n. 关于基因技术在医学中的应用存在激烈争论。 37 debate v. 专家们就新疗法的利弊进行了辩论。 38 without doubt phr. 毫无疑问，早期教育对儿童发展至关重要。 39 finding n. 研究成果发表在一本顶尖医学期刊上。 40 ripe adj. 医生说手术的时机已经成熟。 41 a ripe old age phr. 她的祖母活到了 95 岁高龄。 42 withdraw v. 由于安全问题，这种药物被撤出市场。 43 equip v. 这家诊所配备了先进的医疗仪器。 44 artificial adj. 她在事故中失去了手臂，现在使用假肢。 45 *limb n. 定期拉伸有助于保持四肢灵活。 46 rubber n. 医生检查时戴了橡胶手套。 47 outgoing adj. 外向的人往往比害羞的人心理健康状况更好。 48 grateful adj. 病人感激医生救了他的命。 49 disabled adj. 这家医院为残疾患者提供特殊设施。 50 disability n. 残疾并没有阻止他追求梦想。 51 conventional adj. 这种疾病的常规治疗包括药物和休息。 52 leather n. 医生的包是用优质皮革做的。 53 sensory adj. 一些患者事故后手部失去感觉功能。 54 patent n. 该公司为其新医疗设备获得了专利。 55 fuel n. 救护车在去医院的路上没油了。 55 fuel v. 压力会加剧某些疾病的发展。 56 disturb v. 请不要打扰病房里的病人。 57 tackle v. 政府正努力解决医疗费用上涨的问题。 58 head-on adv. 我们需要直面健康危机，而不是逃避它。 59 go to great lengths to do sth phr. 医生竭尽全力抢救这位危重病人。 60 adjust v. 患者术后需要时间适应生活。 61 centimetre n. 肿瘤发现时只有几厘米大小。 62 *acupuncture n. 许多人用针灸缓解慢性疼痛。 63 needle n. 护士用小针头给他注射。 64 evidence n. 越来越多的证据表明锻炼能改善心理健康。 65 date back to phr. 针灸可追溯到 2000 多年前的古代中国。 66 solid adj. 有确凿证据表明这种新药有效。 67 switch v. 病人决定换一位医生治疗。 67 switch n. 按红色开关启动医疗设备。 68 *stainless adj. 手术台是由不锈钢制成的。 69 steel n. 一些医疗工具由优质钢材制成。 70 millimetre n. 手术切口只有几毫米长。 71 clinic n. 她去社区诊所做定期健康检查。 72 examine v. 医生会给你做检查，然后确定治疗方案。 73 tongue n. 检查时医生让他伸出舌头。 74 *pulse n. 护士检查他的脉搏，看心脏是否正常跳动。 75 wrist n. 医生在他的手腕上号脉。 76 organ n. 心脏是人体最重要的器官之一。 77 severe adj. 他在车祸中受了重伤。 78 anxiety n. 过多的焦虑会影响你的睡眠和食欲。 79 abuse n. 药物滥用会对身体造成严重损害。 79 abuse v. 他酗酒多年，损害了肝脏。 80 alcohol n. 医生建议怀孕期间不要饮酒。 81 tobacco n. 烟草含有会致癌的有害物质。 82 drug n. 医生开了一种新药治疗他的病。 83 phenomenon n. 这种病毒的传播已成为全球现象。 84 substance n. 实验室检测确定了他血液中的未知物质。 85 symbol n. 红十字是全球医疗援助的象征。 86 widespread adj. 人们普遍认为吃水果有益健康。 87 *bandage n. 护士用绷带包扎了他受伤的手臂。 88 infection n. 保持伤口清洁有助于预防感染。 89 department n. 她被送进了医院的心脏科。 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$