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Words for Production 1.taste [] vt.; vi. to test the flavor of (food or drink); to have the flavor of 嚐嚐…嚐嚐嚐 嚐…嚐嚐嚐 Can you taste the cheese in this bread? These apples taste sweet. 詞詞詞詞

Words for Production 1.taste [ test ] vt.; vi. to test the flavor of (food or drink); to have the flavor of 嚐出 … 的味道;有 … 的味道 Can you taste the cheese

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1. taste [] vt.; vi.to test the flavor of (food or drink); to have the flavor of 嚐出…的味道;有…的味道Can you taste the cheese in this bread?These apples taste sweet.

詞類變化

taste [] n. [U C] 味道 The cheese had a terrible taste. It made me sick.

tasteless [] adj. 無味的 This soup is tasteless. Please pass me the salt.

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2. tongue [] n. [C] the soft part in the mouth, used for tasting, speaking, etc. 舌頭The tongue makes it possible for us to tell if something is sweet.

不完全及物動詞 + it ( 假受詞 )

+ 受詞補語 ( NAdj

)+ 真受詞 ( To VClause

)

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3. guess [] vi.; vt. to form (a judgment) or give (an opinion) without knowing all the facts 猜測,推測I don’t know for sure what’s going on, but I can guess.

詞類變化

guess [] n. [C] 猜測 My guess is that he didn’t come because he was angry with us. Just make a guess at the answer.

Then, I will tell you whether it is right or not.

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4. smell [] n. [C] a quality that has an effect on the nose 氣味The coffee has a strong smell. I can smell it here.

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smell [] vt.; vi. 聞;聞起來 Sour milk smells terrible.

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5. nose [] n. [C] the part of the face above the mouth used for breathing and smelling 鼻子When I eat durians, I always hold my nose.

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6. scientist [] n. [C] a person who works in science 科學家My brother has a great interest in science. He hopes to be a scientist some day.

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science [] n. [U] 科學 My brother has a great interest in science. He hopes to be a scientist some day.

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7. recognize [] vt. to know (someone or something) from past experience 辨認,辨別出Peter knows birds well. He can recognize the songs of most birds.

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8. salty [] adj. having the taste of salt 有鹹味的Too much salty food is bad for you.

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salt [] n. [U] 鹽 The vegetables need more salt. They are tasteless.

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9. sour [] adj. having a sharp taste like that of a lemon; (something) tasting or smelling bad because it is not fresh 酸的;酸腐味的This lemon juice is too sour. It needs some honey.The milk is sour. You’d better not drink it.

that : 代替前面出現過的特定名詞 , 此處即the taste 的意思 .had better + 原形動詞 最好其否定型為 had better not + 原形動詞

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10.bitter [] adj. having a sharp taste, like black coffee without sugar 有苦味的 Medicine always tastes bitter. That’s why most people don’t like it.

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11.apart [] adv. away from (something or somebody) 分開地 The two boys are always fighting over toys, so we had better keep them apart.

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12.plain [] adj. simple; without special taste 清淡的;淡然 無味的 I never add salt to my food. I like it plain.

add A to B : 把 A 加到 B 裡

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13.seem [] vi. to appear to be true 似乎,好像 Ted laughed at us loudly. He seemed to think we were fools.

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14.prove [] vt. to show to be true 證明,證實 You must prove to us that what you said is true.

詞類變化

proof [] n. [C U] 證據,證明 There is no proof that he was lying.

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15.chew [] vt. to break up (food) with the teeth 咀嚼 You must chew your food well before you swallow it.

Proverb :Don’t bite off more than you can chew.勿不自量力 .

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16.fool [] vt. to trick 欺騙,愚弄 You can’t fool me with that kind of story.

詞類變化

fool [] n. [C] 傻子 I felt like a fool when I found I had got on the wrong bus.

foolish [] adj. 愚蠢的,可笑的 I couldn’t answer the teacher’s question, and this made me feel rather foolish.

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17.slice [] n. [C] a thin flat piece cut from something 薄片 I used to eat several slices of bread for breakfast.

used to + 原形動詞 表過去的習慣

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18.alike [] adj. like one another 相似的,類似的 The two brothers look alike. That’s because they are twins.

The twin brothers look like each other.= The twin brothers look alike.

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19.expect [] vt. to think (that something will happen or that somebody will come) 預料;期待 How could you expect to pass the test when you didn’t even study?

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20.mix [] vt. to combine to form a whole 混合 You can mix the blue and yellow paint to make green.

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21.odd [] adj. strange; unusual 不尋常的 The milk smells odd; it has gone sour.

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1. vinegar [] n. [U] an acid-tasting liquid used in adding taste to food 醋

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2. soap [] n. [U]a product made from fat or oil and used with water for washing 肥皂

由…所做成be made of 製作過程中本質不變Bread is made of flour.Be made from製作過程中本質改變Wine is made from rice.

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3. pinch [] vt. to press (something) tightly 捏,擰

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4. blindfold [] vt. to cover (the eyes) with something 蒙住…的眼睛

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5. coloring [] n. [U] a substance used to give a special color to something, especially food 色素

Idioms and Phrases

1. have (a lot) to do withto be related or connected with …與 有(很大的)關係Hard work has a lot to do with her success.

have

somethinga lotmuchnothinglittle

to do with 與…有些很有 關係沒有

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2. tell...apartto see the difference between... 辨別,分辨It’s hard for me to tell the twinsapart.

tell A from B

It is difficult to tell Mary from Julia ; they look so much alike.

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3. stop upto block 塞住Something inside stops up the pipe.We can’t get enough water.

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4. at the same timemeanwhile 同時I can’t think about more than onething at the same time.

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5. make a difference (to)to have an effect on... (對…)有影響Natural food will make a difference to your health.