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in the distance 在远处
at a point which is far away 1、We can see a windmill in the distance. 我们可以望见远处有架风车。
2、The thunder growled in the distance. 雷在远处隆隆地响。
3、The lighthouse of the island gleamed in the distance. 远处岛上的灯塔在闪耀着。 Mist n. 薄雾
a mass of fine droplets of water in the atmosphere near or in contact with the earth 1、A mist of perfume hung in the air. 空气中飘溢著香水的雾气。
2、Everything was covered in mist. 一切都笼罩在雾霭中。
3、A black automobile materialized out of the mist. 一部黑色汽车突然由雾中出现。 Misty adj. 有薄雾的；模糊的
with a lot of mist; not clear or bright 1、In misty weather, the pilots have to fly by instruments. 大雾天飞行，飞行员只得靠仪表。
2、A misty chill hung in the air, so I turned up the collar of my coat. 外面雾蒙蒙的有股寒气，于是我把外套的领子翻了起来。 3、His eyes became misty. 他的眼睛模糊了。
Schoolmate n. 同学；校友
someone who goes or went to the same school as you 1、Does she help her schoolmate to have known his mistake? 她是否帮助她的同学认识了他的错误？ 2、He met an old schoolmate at the party. 他在宴会上遇见了一位老同学。
3、He started the magazine with a schoolmate. 他和同学创办了这本杂志。
Booth n. 公用电话间；货摊；售货亭
small area separated from a larger public area by screens or thin walls where, for example, people can make a telephone call or vote in private 1、Would you please watch over my booth? 请您照料一下我的摊位好吗?
2、I'll give him a call from the phone booth on the corner. 我到街角的电话亭给他打个电话。
3、It happened that there was a telephone booth nearby. 碰巧在附近有个公用电话亭。
Downtown adj. 市区的 adv. 在市区；往市区
(to/towards) the lower part or the business center of a city or town 1、I have an apartment in downtown Manhattan.
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我在曼哈顿中心区有一套住房。
2、On his way downtown, Jim looked in on his aunt. 在去市内的路上，吉姆顺道拜访了他的姨妈。 3、Did you see the art exhibition downtown? 你看了闹市区的美术展览吗？ Approximately adv. 接近；大约
close to a particular number or time although not exactly that number or time 1、A unit of time corresponding approximately to one cycle of the moon's phases, or about 30 days or 4 weeks.
月大约和月亮盈亏的一个周期相当的时间单位，或约三十天或四周。 2、I kept out till approximately nine o’clock, and then I came back. 我在大约九点钟以前，一直留在外面，后来我才回来。 3、Per square kilometer approximately has 200 residents. 每平方公里大约有200居民。 Dawn n. 黎明；拂晓；破晓
the time each morning at which daylight first begins 1、The diligent student gets up before dawn every day. 这个勤奋的学生每天天亮以前就起床了。 2、He works from dawn till dark. 他从早到晚地工作
3、Dawn broke over the valley. 山谷上空曙光渐显。
Buffet n.自助餐；饮食柜台
a meal where people serve themselves from a variety of types of usually cold food 1、A lavish buffet. 丰盛的自助餐
2、We had a buffet supper last evening. 昨天晚上，我们吃了一次自助晚餐。
3、Are you having a sit-down meal or a buffet at the wedding? 你在婚宴中是吃酒席还是自助餐？ Broad adj. 宽阔的；广泛的
extending over a large area from side to side 1、The river grows broader where it empties into the sea. 河面在入海处变得开阔。
2、He is tall and has broad shoulders. 他高大魁梧。
3、The campus is 2 miles broad. 校园宽2英里。
Nearby adv.在附近 adv. 附近的；邻近的
not far away 1、He usually trades at the nearby supermarket. 他通常在附近的超市购物。
2、The fleeing rebels found a sanctuary in the nearby church. 叛乱後逃跑的人躲入附近教堂寻求庇护。
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3、The whole village is up in arms about the proposal to build an airport nearby. 全村强烈反对在附近修建机场的计划。 Tradition n. 传统；风俗
customs and practices that a particular group, nation etc has followed for a very long time
1、The old man told us a story passed on by oral tradition. 老人给我们讲述了一个口头流传的故事。
2、We shall carry forward the revolutionary tradition. 我们应该发扬革命传统。
3、The story is based mainly on tradition. 这故事主要来自传说。 Terrify vt. 使恐怖；恐吓
to make sb feel extremely frightened 1、The little girl was terrified out of her wits. 这个小女孩吓得魂不附体。 2、Rats terrify me. 老鼠使我害怕。
3、It terrified me to contemplate the consequence of your action. 一想到你行动的后果,我就感到害怕。 Terrified adj. 恐惧的；受惊吓的
extremely frightened 1、I'm terrified of flying I'd rather go by sea. 我害怕坐飞机--我宁愿坐船。
2、Since he escaped from gaol, Tom has been living on a razor's edge, terrified of recapture.
汤姆越狱后,时时如惊弓之鸟,生怕再次被捕。 3、I was so terrified my legs were wobbling. 我吓得腿直打颤。
Pleased adj. 欣喜的；高兴的；愉快的
happy or satisfied 1、He doesn't mind. In fact, he is even pleased. 他不介意，事实上，他甚至很高兴。
2、He was pleased with their warm welcome. 他们的热烈欢迎使他很高兴。
3、I am only too pleased to do business with you. 我能和你做生意，太高兴了。 Impress vt. 使印象深刻；使铭记
to cause someone to admire or respect you because of something that you have done or said 1、I had a chance to impress her with my efficiency and I muffed it up. 我本来有机会使她对我的办事效率有印象,但是我错过了这个机会。 2、My father impressed me with the importance of hard work. 我父亲使我明白了努力工作的重要性。 3、She impressed me as a scholar. 她给我留下了学者的印象。
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Impressive adj. 给人深刻印象的；感人的
making a strong or vivid impression; striking or remarkable 1、The report looks impressive but it's really nothing but waffle. 这篇报告貌似冠冕堂皇，实际上空洞无物。
2、This aircraft's safety record is an impressive testament to its designers' skill. 这种飞机的飞行安全记录令人印象深刻，证明了该机种设计师本领非凡。 3、Do you know the impressive seizures of drugs? 你知道那件轰动一时的毒品扣押案吗？
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