voa慢速英语1500基础单词例句.docx
《voa慢速英语1500基础单词例句.docx》由会员分享,可在线阅读,更多相关《voa慢速英语1500基础单词例句.docx(3页珍藏版)》请在冰豆网上搜索。
![voa慢速英语1500基础单词例句.docx](https://file1.bdocx.com/fileroot1/2022-11/30/bede8ce6-5462-4f8f-b052-b5e5495163de/bede8ce6-5462-4f8f-b052-b5e5495163de1.gif)
voa慢速英语1500基础单词例句
aoran [
(1)one;
(2)any;(3)each] Wouldyougivemeasheetofpaper?
(1) Atrianglehasthreesides.
(2) Hecomestoseehisgrandmotheronceaweek.(3) able [havingthepowertodosomething] AreyouabletospeakEnglish?
about [
(1)almost;
(2)oforhavingarelationto] Hecompletedabouthalfofhiswork.
(1) Wetalkabouttheweather.
(2) above [atahigherplace] Hisheadwasabovethewater. accept [toagreetoreceive] Pleaseacceptmythanks. accident [
(1)somethingthathappensbychanceormistake;
(2)anunplannedevent] Shewasinjuredintheaccident.
(1) Wemetagainbyaccidentafterseventeenyearshadpassed.
(2) accuse [
(1)tosayapersonisresponsibleforanactorcrime;
(2)tomakeastatementagainstsomeone]Herfriendaccusedherofbreakinghisheart.
(1) Thelawyeraccusedthesuspectoflying.
(2) across [
(1)fromsidetoside;
(2)totheotherside] Theboxwastencentimetersacross.
(1) Thedogranacrosstheroad.
(2) act [todosomething] Heactedimmediatelytostopthefight. activist [onewhoseekschangethroughaction] Theactivistworkedhardtochangethelaw. actor [someoneactinginaplayorshow] Thatactorfrightenedme. add [
(1)toput(something)withanothertomakeitlarger;
(2)tosaymore] Pleaseaddmynametothelist.
(1) Shetoldhimtoleave,butaddedthatshewouldliketoseehimagain.
(2) administration [theexecutivepartofagovernment,usuallyheadedbyapresidentorprimeminister] ThenewadministrationstartsworkinJanuary. admit [
(1)toaccept;
(2)toexpressone'sguiltorresponsibility] WhenwasthecountryadmittedtotheUnitedNations?
(1) Headmittedthatwhathedidwaswrong.
(2) adult [agrownperson] Onlyanadultcansignthedocument. advise [tohelpwithinformation,knowledgeorideasinmakingadecision] Didyouadvisehimtoleave?
affect [
(1)toinfluence;
(2)toproduceaneffecton] Alackofsleepaffectedthesinger'sperformance.
(1) Mr.Nutley'sbeliefinmytalentgreatlyaffectedmylife.
(2) afraid [feelingfear] Iamafraidofguns. after [
(1)later;
(2)behind] Shearrivedafterthelessonstarted.
(1) Inthealphabet,BisafterA.
(2) again [
(1)anothertime;
(2)asbefore] Samplayedthesongagain.
(1) Ifoundmybookinthesameplaceagain.
(2) against [
(1)opposedto;
(2)notagreeingwithsomething] Theymarchedagainstthewar.
(1) Heagreedtomostoftheplan,butwasagainststartingitnow.
(2) age [howoldapersonorthingis] Thelegalageforvotingiseighteen. agency [anorganizationthatispartofalargergroup] UNICEFisanagencyoftheUnitedNations. aggression [
(1)anattackagainstapersonorcountry;
(2)theviolationofacountry'sborders] Thesurpriseattackwasanactofaggression.
(1) Thecountrycommittedaggressionwhenitcrossedtheborderoftheothercountry.
(2) ago [
(1)oftimepast;
(2)beforenow] Hewasmyfriendlongago.
(1) Isawhertwoyearsago.
(2) agree [
(1)tohavethesamebeliefassomeone;
(2)tobewillingtodosomething] Weagreeaboutpolitics.
(1) Bothsidesagreetomeetagainnextweek.
(2) agriculture [farming] Johnstudiedagriculturebecausehewantedtobeafarmer. aid [
(1)tohelp;
(2)tosupport;(3)help,assistance] Heofferedtoaidthevictimsofthefire.
(1) DidyougivemoneytoaidtheDemocraticortheRepublicancandidate?
(2) Congressvotedtoprovideaidtothefloodvictims.(3) aim [
(1)topointagunat;
(2)agoalorpurpose] Youcannothitthetargetifyoudonotaimthegun.
(1) Theaimofthereformersistoimprovegovernment.
(2) air [themixtureofgasesaroundtheearth,mostlynitrogenandoxygen,thatwebreathe] Theairiscleaninthemountains. airforce [amilitaryorganizationusingairplanes] Theairforcewantsmoreairplanesandmissiles. airplane [avehiclewithwingsthatflies] Iflewhomeonanairplane. airport [aplacewhereairplanestakeoffandland] TheairplanelandedattheairportinWashington. album [acollectionofrecordedmusic] Herecordedthesongfromanoldrecordalbum. alcohol [astrong,colorlessliquid,usuallymadefromgrain,usedasadrugorinindustrialproducts] Themanfellbecausehedranktoomuchalcohol. alive [
(1)havinglife;
(2)notdead] Theflowersbecomealiveinthespring.
(1) Theaccidentvictimwasseriouslyinjuredbutisstillalive.
(2) all [
(1)everything;
(2)everyone;(3)thecompleteamount] Sheateallthatshewanted.
(1) Allwereinvitedtospeakontheproposal.
(2) Shespentallhermoneyforanewcar.(3) ally [anationorpersonjoinedwithanotherforaspecialpurpose] BritainisamilitaryallyoftheUnitedStates. almost [alittlelessthancompletely] Mydogisalmostfiveyearsold. alone [separatedfromothers] Somepeopleenjoyeatingalone. along [nearoron] Wewalkedalongtheroad. already [
(1)beforenow;
(2)evennow] Shewasalreadytherewhenwearrived.
(1) Itisalreadytoolatetotakethetrain.
(2) also [
(1)addedto;
(2)too] Pleasebringmethefishdinnerandcoffee,andalsosomewater.
(1) Shesaidshealsowantedtogohome.
(2) although [evenifitistruethat] Althoughhewastired,hekeptwalking. always [
(1)atalltimes;
(2)everytime] Thisstreetisalwaysbusy.
(1) Wealwaysstudytogether.
(2) ambassador [anation'shighestdiplomaticrepresentative(toanothergovernment)] Foreignambassadorsliveinthecapitalcity. amend [toaddtoortochange(aproposalorlaw)] Thecommitteerefusedtoamenditsproposal. ammunition [thebulletsorshellsfiredfromguns] Theycouldnotfightwithoutammunition. among [inorpartof(agroup)] Shewasamongthestudentswholefttheschool. amount [thenumber,sizeorweightofanything] Thedoctorgavehimonlyasmallamountofmedicine. anarchy [
(1)alackoforder;
(2)lawlessness] Thepeacefulprotestsblockedthestreetsandproducedanarchy.
(1) Anarchyresultedwhenthecitycouldnotstoptheriots.
(2) ancestor [afamilymemberfromthepast] MyancestorscamefromSwitzerlandin1742. ancient [
(1)veryold;
(2)longago] Scientistsdiscoveredtheancientknifeinacave.
(1) TheyreadtheIliadwhilestudyingancientGreece.
(2) and [
(1)also;
(2)inadditionto;(3)with] Mydoglikestorunandjump.
(1) Fiveandthreeequaleight.
(2) Doyoulikericeandblackbeans?
(3) anger [astrongemotionagainstsomeoneorsomething] Theprotester'svoicewasfullofanger. animal [alivingcreaturethatmoves,suchasadogorcat] Thekangarooisastrangeanimal. anniversary [ayearlycelebrationorobservanceofaneventthathappenedinthepast] Whenisyourweddinganniversary?
announce [
(1)tomakeknownpublicly;
(2)todeclareofficially] WhoannouncedtheVOAnewslastnight?
(1) Thepresidentannouncedataxcut.
(2) another [
(1)onemore;
(2)adifferentone] MayIhaveanotherkiss?
(1) Let'sdothisanotherway.
(2) answer [
(1)astatementproducedbyaquestion;
(2)tomakeastatementafterbeingaskedaquestion] Thatwasmyfinalanswer.
(1) Sheansweredthequestionwithasmile.
(2) any [oneormoreofnospecialkind] Idonothaveanyplanstoleavetown. apologize [toexpressregretforamistakeoraccidentforwhichoneacceptsresponsibility] Donotapologizeforsomeoneelse'smistake. appeal [
(1)totaketoahighercourt,personorgroupforadecision;
(2)tocallonsomebodyforhelp] Ihaveappealedthedecisiontoahighercourt.
(1) Theaidorganizationappealedformorefoodandwaterforfloodvictims.
(2) appear [
(1)toshowoneself;
(2)tocomeintosight;(3)toseem] Theactorappearedontelevisionforthefirsttime.
(1) Theshipappearedasthefoglifted.
(2) Thefarmerappearedtobeverytired.(3) appoint [
(1)toname;
(2)tochoose] TheownerappointedJohntoheadthenewbusiness.
(1) Thepresidentcanappointajudgetothenewcourt.
(2) approve [
(1)toagreewith;
(2)toagreetosupport] Thebankapprovedmyloan.
(1) Iapproveofyourproposal.
(2) archeology [thescientificstudyofpasthumanlifeandactivities] Hestudiedarcheologyincollege. area [anyplaceorpartofit] Myfriendlivesinthisarea. argue [
(1)toofferreasonsfororagainstsomething;
(2)todispute;(3)todisagree] ThePresidentarguedformoreaidtoschools.
(1) Theyarguedalldaybutcouldnotfindagreement.
(2) GeorgeandAllovetoargueaboutpolitics.(3) arms [
(1)militaryequipment;
(2)weapons] Therebelsgotmostoftheirarmsbytakingthemfromsoldiers.
(1) Weareveryconcernedaboutthespreadofnucleararms.
(2) army [militarygroundforces] Thearmyfightsontheground. around [oneveryside(of)] Shedrovearoundinhernewcar. arrest [
(1)toseizeapersonforlegalaction;
(2)totakeasaprisoner] Thejudgeorderedpolicetoarresthimbecauseherefusedtocometocourt.
(1) Thepolicearrestedtheviolentdemonstrators.
(2) arrive [tocometoaplace,especiallyattheendofatrip] ThepresidentarrivedinTokyoforanofficialvisit. art [expressionsorcreationsbyhumans,suchaspaintings,music,writingorstatues] MuchoftheartincludedpaintingsstolenduringWorldWarII. artillery [bigguns] Artillerydestroyedmostofthebuildingsinthetown. as [
(1)equally;
(2)when;(3)while] Thewildfirespreadasfastasthewindbehindit.
(1) Asheheardthegunshot,helookedathiswatchandsawitwasalmostfiveo'clock.
(2) Hewatchedtheanimalasitranacrossthefield.(3) ash [thepartleftaftersomethingburns] Onlyasheswereleftwhenthefirepassed. ask [
(1)toquestion;
(2)tosaysomethingiswanted] Weasktheteacherquestionseveryday.
(1) Thecandidateaskedthepeoplefortheirvotes.
(2) assist [tohelp] Thedoctoraskedthemedicalstudenttoassisthim. astronaut [apersonwhotravelsinspace] AstronautNeilArmstrongwasthefirstmantowalkonthemoon. astronomy [thescientificstudyofstarsandtheuniverse] Istudyastronomybecause