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  1. abroad 国外

  2. absence n. 缺席 (absent adj.)

  3. accepted 公认的,可接受的

  4. accident事故 (accidental adj. 偶然的,accidentally adv. 偶然地)

these的对应词(英语these的对应词)

  5. achievement 成就 (achieve v. 获得)

  6. address 地址

  7. admire 钦佩

  8. admit 承认

  9. agreement 协议

  10. agriculture 农业 (agricultural adj. 农业的)

  11. altogether 总共

  12. ancient 古代的

  13. announce 宣布

  14. anxiety 忧虑 (anxious adj. 焦急的,anxiously adv. 焦急地)

  15. apologize v. 道歉

  (apology n. 道歉 apologetic adj. 道歉的,apologetically adv.道歉地)

  16. apologize/apologise v. 道歉

  17. appreciate 感激/欣赏 (感激人用thank sb;谢谢某人做的事用appreciate sth.)

  18. Asian n. 亚洲人 adj. 亚洲的;亚洲人的

  19. assistant 助手

  20. astonish 吃惊 (astonishment n. 吃惊,astonishing,adj.令人吃惊的,astonished adj.感到吃惊的)

  21. astronaut 宇航员

  22. atmosphere 气氛,大气层

  23. attempt 尝试 (可作名词也可作动词)

  24. attentively 专心地

  25. attentively 专心地

  26. attitude 态度

  27. attract 吸引 (attraction n.吸引力,具有吸引力的人或物)

  28. average 平均

  29. average 平均

  30. balance 平衡

  31. beauty 美 (beautiful adj.)

  32. believe相信 (belief n. 信念,其复数是beliefs)

  33. beyond 超过

  34. biology 生物

  35. birthday 生日

  36. bravery 勇敢

  37. broadcast 广播 (过去式、过去分词同原形

  38. broadcast 广播 (过去式、过去分词同原形)

  39. carefully 小心 (carefully adv.)

  40. ceiling 天花板

  41. celebrate 庆祝,赞美

  42. celebration 庆祝 (celebrate n.)

  43. century 世纪

  44. challenge 挑战

  45. character 性格

  46. charge 收费

  47. cinema 电影院

  48. comfort v.&n. 安慰,使舒适 (comfortable adj.舒适的 comfortably adv.舒适地)

  49. comfortably adv.舒适地

  50. comment 评论

  51. communication 交流

  52. competition 竞赛 (compete v. 竞赛 competitor 竞赛者)

  53. composition 作文

  54. concert 音乐会

  55. conclude v. conclusion n. 结论

  56. condition情况 (conditions条件)

  57. confess 坦白,公认

  58. congratulation 祝贺 (congratulate v.)

  59. constantly 不断地

  60. construction 建设,建筑物

  61. continue 继续

  62. contribution 贡献 (contribute v.)

  63. conveniently 方便 (convenient adj.)

  64. conversation 谈话

  65. cough 咳嗽

  66. cousin n. 堂兄弟姊妹;表兄弟姊妹

  67. cruelty 残酷 (cruel adj. cruelly adv.)

  68. curious 好奇的 (curiosity n. 好奇)

  69. curious 好奇的 (curiosity n. 好奇)

  70. customer 顾客

  71. customer 顾客

  72. custom 习俗

  73. damage 损坏

  74. declare 声明,宣布

  75. delicious 美味的

  76. destroy 毁灭 (其过去式是destroyed)

  77. determined 有决心的

  78. develop 发展 (development n. developing 发展中的, developed发达的)

  79. dialogue 对话

  80. diary 日记 (dairy 奶制品)

  81. difference 不同 (有复数形式)

  82. disappointed 感到失望的 (disappointing 令人失望的)

  83. disappointment 失望

  84. discovery 发现 (其复数是discoveries,其动词是discover,discoverer 发现者)

  85. disturb 打扰

  86. dollar 美元 (其复数是dollars)

  87. downstairs 在楼下,下楼

  88. dream 梦想 (其过去式是dreamed或dreamt)

  89. electricity 电 (electrical 和电有关的,electric 带电的,电的)

  90. employ 雇用 (employment n. employer 雇主,employee雇员)

  91. empty 空的,清空 (可用动词,其过去式是emptied)

  92. encourage 鼓励 (encouraging, encouraged, encouragement )

  93. energy 能量

  94. envelope 信封

  95. envy n. 妒忌 (envious adj.)

  96. equal 平等的,相等的

  97. equipment 设备

  98. especially 尤其是

  99. essential 基本的,本质的

  100. European 欧洲人

  101. event 事件

  102. excellent 极好 (excellence n. excellently adv.)

  103. exhibition 展览,展览会

  104. exhibition 展览

  105. expense 耗费,花费

  106. experience 经验 (experienced 有经验的)

  107. expert 专家

  108. expression 表达

  109. failure 失败 (fail v.)

  110. familiar 熟悉的

  111. familiar 熟悉的

  112. favorite 最喜爱的 (即作形容词也作名词,作名词时有复数)

  113. figure 人物/数字/身材/画像,计算/认为

  114. finger 手指

  115. flight 飞行,航班

  116. forehead 前额

  117. foreign 外国的

  118. fortunately 幸运地

  119. forward 向前

  120. freezing 极冷的 (frozen 冷冻的)

  121. frequently 经常地

  122. furniture 家具

  123. further 进一步的

  124. generally 一般地,大体上

  125. geography 地理

  126. Germany 德国

  127. government 政府

  128. gradually 逐渐地

  129. graduation 毕业 (graduate v.)

  130. grammar 语法

  131. habit 习惯

  132. handkerchiefs 手帕

  133. honesty 诚实的 (honest v.)

  134. honor/honour 荣誉;尊敬

  135. imagination 想象力 (imagine v.)

  136. immediate 立刻的

  137. immediately 立刻地

  138. impress 印象 (impression n.)

  139. incident 小事件

  140. including 包括 (include v.)

  141. indispensable 不可缺少的

  142. industry 工业 (industrial adj.工业的)

  143. information 信息

  144. inspire 激励 (inspiration n. inspiring adj. inspired adj.)

  145. institute 学院

  146. instrument 乐器,工具

  147. interest 兴趣,利息

  148. interrupt 打断

  149. interrupt 打断

  150. introduce 介绍 (introduction n.)

  151. irregular 不规则的

  152. journey 旅程

  153. judge 判断,审判 (judgment n.)

  154. kindergarten 幼儿园

  155. knowledge 知识

  156. labor/labour 劳动

  157. lately 最近

  158. laughter 笑声

  159. lawyer 律师

  160. librarian 图书馆理员

  161. loss 损失 (lose是其动词形式)

  162. luckily 幸运地

  163. magazine 杂志

  164. majority 大多数

  165. majority 大多数

  166. manage 管理,设法 (manager, management)

  167. market 市场

  168. marriage 结婚 (marry v. 结婚,married adj.已婚的)

  169. material 物质/材料

  170. material 物质/材料

  171. mayor 市长

  172. mean v.意味,打算 adj.吝啬的,卑鄙的

  173. measure 测量

  174. medal 奖章 (比较:model 模型)

  175. memory 记忆力 (memorize v.记住,remember v.记得)

  176. message 信息,启示

  177. metal 金属

  178. modern 现代的

  179. modest 谦虚的

  180. monitor 班长/监控

  181. moustache 胡子

  182. murder 谋杀 (murderer 凶手)

  183. musician 音乐家

  184. mysterious 神秘的 (mystery n.神秘)

  185. nationality 国籍 (nation 国家,national国家的)

  186. naturally 自然地

  187. naughty 淘气的

  188. necessary 必需的

  189. ninth 第九

  190. normal 正常的

  191. obey 服从,遵守

  192. obviously 明显地

  193. offer 主动提出,提供,出价

  194. operation 手术,操作

  195. opportunity 机会

  196. ordinary 普通的

  197. organize/organise 组织

  198. particularly 特别是,尤其是

  199. passenger 乘客

  200. programme (美program) n. 节目;项目

  201. patience 耐心 (patiently)

  202. patient 病人;耐心的

  203. perfect 完美的

  204. perform 执行;表演

  205. perhaps 也许

  206. period 时期

  207. permission 许可

  208. persuade 说服

  209. phenomena 现象

  210. physicist 物理学家

  211. pilot 飞行员

  212. poisonous 有毒的 (poison)

  213. political 政治的 (politics)

  214. popular 受欢迎的;流行的

  215. population 人口

  216. position 职位

  217. possibility(-ies) 可能性

  218. possible 可能的

  219. poverty 贫穷 (poor)

  220. practical 实际的,实用的

  221. prepare (使)准备

  222. pressure 压力

  223. pretend 假装

  224. professor 教授

  225. profit 利润

  226. progress 进步

  227. pronunciation 发音

  228. provide 提供 (比较:offer, supply)

  229. public 公众的;公立的

  230. purpose 目的;意图

  231. quality 质量

  232. quantity 数量

  233. realistic 现实的;逼真的

  234. receive 收到

  235. recently 最近

  236. recognise/recognize v.认出;承认

  237. recognition n. 认出;承认

  238. regards 问候

  239. remind 提醒

  240. repeat (repetition) 重复

  241. respect 尊敬

  242. restaurant 餐馆

  243. satisfy 使满意(satisfied, satisfying)

  244. satisfaction 满意

  245. satisfactory 满意的

  246. Saturday 星期六

  247. scientific 科学的

  248. science 科学

  249. secretary 秘书

  250. secretly 秘密地

  251. separately 单独地

  252. separate 分开

  253. serious 严重的 (seriously)

  254. service 服务

  255. shortcoming 缺点

  256. silence 安静 (silent)

  257. similar 相似的

  258. similarity 相似性

  259. situation形势/情况

  260. slightly 轻微地

  261. society 社会 (social adj.社会的)

  262. southern 南方的

  263. special 特别的

  264. species 物种 (单复数同形)

  265. spring 春天;泉水;弹簧;弹跳

  266. square 平方;广场

  267. steal 偷窃

  268. straight 直的,直接的

  269. suitable 合适的

  270. support 支持

  271. surprise 使惊奇

  272. surround 包围

  273. swim 游泳

  274. technique 技术 (technical adj.)

  275. technology 科技

  276. temperature 温度

  277. theory 理论

  278. thirsty 口渴的

  279. thorough 彻底的

  280. total 合计

  281. traffic 交通

  282. translate 翻译

  283. translation 翻译 (translator 译者)

  284. interpret 解释;翻译 (interpreter 口语翻译)

  285. umbrella 伞

  286. unusually 不寻常地 (unusual不寻常的)

  287. unwilling 不愿意的 (willing adj. 愿意的 will n. 意志)

  288. upstairs 在楼上;向楼上

  289. vacation 假期

  290. variety n. 种类

  291. various 各种各样的

  292. victim 受害者

  293. victory 胜利

  294. vocabulary 词汇

  295. voyage 航行

  296. waste 浪费;废物

  297. wealth 财富

  298. whisper 低语

  299. worship崇拜

  300. youth年轻人 (复数加-s)

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  Hackers: The Enemy on the Internet

  Until comparatively recently the opportunities for criminal activity on the Internet have been low. However, the volume of business done on the Internet is growing rapidly, ad people order books and other products and make money transactions. All this is creating temptations for hackers.

  Hackers are often young people who are obsessed by computers. They use them to prowl the Internet, looking for ways to break into computer systems run by banks, telephone companies and even government department. They look for samples of credit cards and try to steal the numbers.

  Recently in America, hackers have been caught testing the security system at the Pentagon, headquarters of the American Defense Department. But still the hackers persist often for a dare “because it’s there” although with what success nobody really knows.

  Estimates for worldwide sales on the Internet now range between $US 40 billion and $US 90 billion by the end of the year 2000. Much of this is in publishing and software purchases, which require the disclosure of credit card numbers, but there is really no limit to what can be conducted on the Internet.

  “You just don’t give your credit card out to anybody,” experts say. “And in the same way that you should regularly change your credit card access number, you can defeat hackers by regularly changing your Internet password. If you don’t ,it’s like leaving the bank vault door wide open.”

  When it comes to creating your password, experts recommend including a few punctuation marks and numbers rather than relying on letters in the alphabet. Telecom media communications manager Gien Sowry says that when it comes to security of credit cards, the Internet offers a higher standard than many others whose honesty is taken for granted.

  For example, few people think twice about giving a credit card number over the phone and many are equally careless about what happens to the carbon copy when completing a transaction over the counter.

  Some customers may inadvertently reveal their passwords to hackers via what is known as a Trojan horse form of virus. ②These are attached to documents or messages being received, and lodge in a computer’s hard drive. Next time the customer logs on to an Internet service provider the virus reveals where it is and the password to anyone who is prowling the Net looking for such information. They can then tap in.

  The two ways to defeat such snooping are:

  1) to have an up-to-date virus scanner which can recognise the invader and delete it, and

  2) constant password changes.

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