Unit4 topic talkinglesson2
edy
词性：名词
中文意思：喜剧，滑稽剧
英文释义：a genre of drama that is intended to be humorous, typically involving a stock set of characters and situations
词源：来自拉丁语“oedia”，意为“戏剧”或“表演”。
例句：I love watching edy movies to relax.
固定搭配：edy show（喜剧节目）、edy club（喜剧俱乐部）
近义词：humor, satire, farce
pretend
词性：动词
中文意思：假装，伪装
英文释义：to give a false impression or appearance; feign
词源：来自古法语“pretendr”，意为“声称，主张”。
例句：She pretended to be asleep when her mother came into the room.
固定搭配：pretend to do something（假装做某事）、pretend not to know（假装不知道）
近义词：feign, simulate, sham
humorous
词性：形容词
中文意思：幽默的，诙谐的
英文释义：causing laughter or amusement; funny
词源：来自拉丁语“humor”，意为“体液”或“情绪”。
例句：His sense of humor made everyone in the room laugh.
固定搭配：humorous story（幽默故事）、humorous remark（幽默的评论）
近义词：funny, witty, ical
accent
词性：名词
中文意思：口音，腔调
英文释义：the way in which a person speaks, especially with reference to the pronunciation of words or the use of stress and intonation
词源：来自拉丁语“accentus”，意为“强调，重音”。
例句：She has a strong accent from her hometown.
固定搭配：accent change（口音改变）、accent reduction（口音减少）
近义词：pronunciation, tone, inflection
imitate
词性：动词
中文意思：模仿，效仿
英文释义：to copy the behavior, mannerisms, or speech of (someone else)
词源：来自拉丁语“imitari”，意为“模仿”。
例句：The child imitated his father's actions.
固定搭配：imitate someone's voice（模仿某人的声音）、imitate nature（模仿自然）
近义词：copy, emulate, mimic
facial
词性：形容词
中文意思：面部的，脸部的
英文释义：of or relating to the face
词源：来自拉丁语 "faciei"，意为“脸”
例句：She had a facial expression of surprise.
固定搭配：facial recognition（面部识别）
近义词：facial, visage, countenance
interact
词性：动词
中文意思：相互作用，相互影响
英文释义：to act on each other or with each other
词源：来自拉丁语 "interagere"，意为“互相作用”
例句：The two chemicals interact to form a new pound.
固定搭配：interact with（与...相互作用）
近义词：cooperate, municate, engage
anxiety
词性：名词
中文意思：焦虑，忧虑
英文释义：a feeling of worry, nervousness, or unease about something with an uncertain oute
词源：来自希腊语 "anxiety"，意为“痛苦，苦恼”
例句：She felt a sense of anxiety before her exam.
固定搭配：anxiety disorder（焦虑症）
近义词：worry, concern, apprehension
wellbeing
lesson是什么意思中文词性：名词
中文意思：幸福，福祉
英文释义：the state of being happy, healthy, or prosperous
词源：由 "well" 和 "being" 组成，意为“良好的存在状态”
例句：The government is mitted to promoting the wellbeing of its citizens.
固定搭配：wellbeing of society（社会福祉）
近义词：happiness, welfare, prosperity
significant
词性：形容词
中文意思：重要的，显著的
英文释义：having great importance or meaning; noticeable or clear
词源：来自拉丁语 "significare"，意为“表示，指示”
例句：The study found a significant correlation between exercise and improved health.
固定搭配：significant change（显著变化）
近义词：important, notable, substantial
enhance
词性：动词
中文意思：提高，增强
英文释义：to improve the quality, value, or extent of something
词源：来自拉丁语的"enhantāre"，意为"使更有价值"
例句：The new lighting system will enhance the beauty of the building.
固定搭配：enhance one's reputation, enhance one's confidence, enhance the flavor of food
近义词：improve, amplify, augment
referee
词性：名词、动词
中文意思：裁判员，仲裁人；裁决，调解
英文释义：noun: a person who enforces the rules in a game or sport; verb: to act as a judge or umpire in a game or sport
词源：来自拉丁语的"referēre"，意为"参考，考虑"
例句：The referee blew the whistle to signal the end of the game.
固定搭配：football referee, boxing referee, referee decision, referee dispute
近义词：arbitrator, adjudicator, judge
terrified
词性：形容词
中文意思：吓坏的，恐惧的
英文释义：feeling or showing fear or being afraid
词源：来自古英语的"terrorīfan"，意为"感到恐怖"
例句：The child was terrified by the loud thunder.
固定搭配：be terrified of, be terrified that, terrified scream, terrified look
近义词：frightened, scared, panicked, alarmed
unbalanced
词性：形容词
中文意思：不平衡的，不均衡的
英文释义：not balanced; not equal on both sides; not steady or stable
词源：来自中古英语的"unbalanc(e)n"，意为"不平衡"
例句：The unbalanced diet caused health problems.
固定搭配：unbalanced diet, unbalanced equation, unbalanced forces, unbalanced statement
近义词：uneven, unequal, imbalanced, offkilter
collapse
词性：动词、名词
中文意思：倒塌，崩溃；失败，瓦解
英文释义：verb: to fall down suddenly and break into pieces; noun: a sudden failure or breakdown of something
词源：来自拉丁语的"collapsus"，意为"倒塌，崩溃"
例句：The old building collapsed during the earthquake. The pany's economy collapsed due to poor management.
固定搭配：collapse of society, collapse of the market, economic collapse, sudden collapse
embarrassed
词性：形容词
中文意思：尴尬的，难堪的
英文释义：feeling selfconscious, ashamed, or awkward because of one's own actions or circumstances
词源：来自法语embarrasser，意为“阻碍，束缚”