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九年級英語下冊重點單詞1.achieve-tosuccessfullycompleteoraccomplishsomething
Example:Sheworkedhardandwasabletoachievehergoalofbecomingadoctor.
2.adequate-enoughorsufficientforaparticularpurpose
Example:Theamountoffoodwehaveisadequatefortheparty.
3.analyze-toexaminesomethingcarefullyinordertounderstanditbetter
Example:Thescientistanalyzedthedatacollectedintheexperimenttodrawconclusions.
4.apparent-easilyseenorunderstood;obvious
Example:Theimpactofclimatechangeontheenvironmentisapparenttoeveryone.
5.challenge-adifficulttaskorsituationthatrequireseffortorskilltoovercome
Example:ClimbingMountEverestisachallengethatonlyafewpeoplehaveaccomplished.
6.determine-todecideorsettlesomething,oftenaftercarefulconsiderationorinvestigation
Example:Thejurywilldeterminetheverdictafterreviewingalltheevidencepresentedinthetrial.
7.emphasize-togivespecialimportanceorattentiontosomething
Example:Theteacheremphasizedtheimportanceofstudyingfortheupcomingexam.
8.enhance-toimproveorincreasethequality,value,orattractivenessofsomething
Example:Addingafreshcoatofpaintcanenhancetheappearanceofaroom.
9.illustrate-toprovideexamplesorpicturesthathelpexplainormakesomethingclear
Example:Theprofessoruseddiagramsandillustrationstohelpstudentsunderstandcomplexconcepts.
10.potential-havingorshowingthepossibilitytobecomeordevelopintosomethingmore
Example:Theyoungmusicianhasalotofpotentialandcouldbecomeverysuccessfulinthefuture.
11.significant-important,meaningful,orhavinganoticeableeffect
Example:Thediscoveryofanewspeciesisasignificantscientificachievement.
12.thorough-completeanddetailed;coveringeveryaspectordetail
Example:Sheconductedathoroughinvestigationtogatherallthenecessaryinformation.
13.unique-beingtheonlyoneofitskind;unlikeanythingelse
Example:Eachsnowflakeisuniqueanddifferentfromtheothers.
14.approach-awayofdealingwithasituationorproblem;amethodorstrategy
Example:Theteacherusedahands-onapproachtoteachsciencetoherstudents.
15.benefit-somethingthatisadvantageousorhelpful;apositiveresultoradvantage
Example:Regularexercisehasmanyhealthbenefits,suchasincreasedstrengthandimprovedmood.
16.collaborate-toworktogetherwithothersonaprojectortask
Example:Theteammemberscollaboratedtocompletetheprojectontime.
17.efficient-workinginawaythatgetsgoodresultswithoutwastingtime,money,oreffort
Example:Usingenergy-efficientappliancescanhelpreduceelectricitybills.
18.flexible-abletochangeoradapteasilytodifferentsituationsorrequirements
Example:Shehasaflexibleworkschedulethatallowshertoworkfromhomesometimes.
19.impact-theeffectorinfluenceofonethingonanother;apowerfulornoticeableeffect
Example:Theinventionoftheinternethashadahugeimpactonthewaypeoplecommunicate.
20.adjust-tochangeormodifysomethingtofitorconformtonewcircumstancesorrequirements
Example:Shehadtoadjustherscheduletoaccommodatehernewjob.
21.crucial-extremelyimportantornecessary;essential
Example:Goodcommunicationskillsarecrucialforsuccessintheworkplace.
22.distract-todrawsomeone'sattentionawayfromwhattheyaredoingorthinkingabout
Example:Thenoisefromtheconstructionsitedistractedthestudentsduringtheirexam.
23.evaluate-toassessorjudgethevalue,importance,orqualityofsomething
Example:Theteacherevaluatesstudents'performancebasedontheirassignmentsandtests.
24.interpret-toexplainorunderstandthemeaningorsignificanceofsomething
Example:Theinterpreterhelpedthetouristsbyinterpretingthelocallanguage.
25.perspective-aparticularwayofviewingorunderstandingsomething;apointofview
Example:Theauthorpresentsdifferentperspectivesontheissueinhisbook.
26.transition-theprocessorperiodofchangingfromonestate,condition,oractivitytoanother
Example:Thetransitionfromhighschooltocollegecanbechallengingforsomestudents.
27.unique-beingtheonlyoneofitskind;unlikeanythingelse
Example:Eachsnowflakeisuniqueanddifferentfromtheothers.
28.analyze-toexaminesomethingcarefullyinordertounderstanditbetter
Example:Thescientistanalyzedthedatacollectedintheexperimenttodrawconclusions.
29.determine-todecideorsettlesomething,oftenaftercarefulconsiderationorinvestigation
Example:Thejurywilldeterminetheverdictafterreviewingalltheevidencepresentedinthetrial.
30.emphasize-togivespecialimportanceorattentiontosomething
Example:Theteacheremphasizedtheimportanceofstudyingfortheupcomingexam.
31.enhance-toimproveorincreasethequality,value,orattractivenessofsomething
Example:Addingafreshcoatofpaintcanenhancetheappearanceofaroom.
32.potential-havingorshowingthepossibilitytobecomeordevelopintosomethingmore
Example:Theyoungmusicianhasalotofpotentialandcouldbecomeverysuccessfulinthefuture.
33.significant-important,meaningful,orhavinganoticeableeffect
Example:Thediscoveryofanewspeciesisasignificantscientificachievement.
34.thorough-completeanddetailed;coveringeveryaspectordetail
Example:Sheconductedathoroughinvestigationtogatherallthenecessaryinformation.
35.unique-beingtheonlyoneofitskind;unlikeanythingelse
Example:Eachsnowflakeisuniqueanddifferentfromtheothers.
36.approach-awayofdealingwithasituationorproblem;amethodorstrategy
Example:Theteacherusedahands-onapproachtoteachsciencetoherstudents.
37.benefit-somethingthatisadvantageousorhelpful;apositiveresultoradvantage
Example:Regularexercisehasmanyhealthbenefits,suchasincreasedstrengthandimprovedmood.
38.collaborate-toworktogetherwithothersonaprojectortask
Example:Theteammemberscollaboratedtocompletetheprojectontime.
39.efficient-workinginawaythatgetsgoodresultswithoutwastingtime,money,oreffort
Example:Usingenergy-efficientappliancescanhelpreduceelectricitybills.
40.flexible-abletochangeoradapteasilytodifferentsituationsorrequirements
Example:Shehasaflexibleworkschedulethatallowshertoworkfromhomesometimes.
41.impact-theeffectorinfluenceofonethingonanother;apowerfulornoticeableeffect
Example:Theinventionoftheinternethashadahugeimpactonthewaypeoplecommunicate.
42.adjust-tochangeormodifysomethingtofitorconformtonewcircumstancesorrequirements
Example:Shehadtoadjustherscheduletoaccommodatehernewjob.
43.crucial-extremelyimportantornecessary;essential
Example:Goodcommunicationskillsarecrucialforsuccessintheworkplace.
44.distract-todrawsomeone'sattentionawayfromwhattheyaredoingorthinkingabout
Example:Thenoisefromtheconstructionsitedistractedthestudentsduringtheirexam.
45.evaluate-toassessorjudgethevalue,importance,orqualityofsomething
Example:Theteacherevaluatesstudents'performancebasedontheirassignmentsandtests.
46.interpret-toexplainorunderstandthemeaningorsignificanceofsomething
Example:Theinterpreterhelpedthetouristsbyinterpretingthelocallanguage.
47.perspective-aparticularwayofviewingorunderstandingsomething;apointofview
Example:Theauthorpresentsdifferentperspectivesontheissueinhisbook.
48.transition-theprocessorperiodofchangingfromonestate,condition,oractivitytoanother
Example:Thetransitionfromhighschooltocollegecanbechallengingforsomestudents.
49.abundant-existinginlargequantities;morethanenough
Example:Thereisanabundantsupplyoffreshfruitsandvegetablesatthemarket.
50.compromise-anagreementorsettlementinwhicheachsidegivesupsomedemandsormakesconcessions
Example:Thenegotiatorsreachedacompromisethatsatisfiedbothparties.
51.conventional-basedontraditionalorwidelyacceptedwaysofdoingthings
Example:Aconventionalweddingceremonyusuallyincludesexchangingvowsandrings.
52.contemporary-belongingtothepresenttime;modernorcurrent
Example:Theartist'spaintingsreflectcontemporaryissuesandtrends.
53.diverse-showingagreatdealofvariety;differentfromoneanother
Example:Thecityhasadiversepopulation,withpeoplefromallovertheworld.
54.encounter-tocomeacrossormeetsomeoneorsomethingunexpectedly
Example:Ihadachanceencounterwithmyoldschoolfriendwhileshoppingatthemall.
55.essential-absolutelynecessary;extremelyimportant
Example:Regularexerciseisessentialformaintaininggoodhealth.
56.facilitate-tomakeaprocessortaskeasierorsmoother
Example:Thenewsoftwarewillfacilitatethedataanalysisprocess.
57.implement-toputintoeffectoraction;tocarryoutaplanordecision
Example:Thecompanywillimplementnewsafetymeasurestopreventaccidents.
58.justify-toprovideareasonorargumentthatsupportsorexplainsadecisionoraction
Example:Shetriedtojustifyheractionsbyexplainingthecircumstances.
59.preliminary-comingbeforethemainpartorevent;introductoryorpreparatory
Example:Thepreliminaryinvestigationhelpedgatherinitialevidenceforthecase.
60.reluctant-unwillingorhesitanttodosomething;showingresistanceoropposition
Example:Hewasreluctanttojointheteambecausehedidn'tthinkhewasgoodenough.
61.prominent-standingoutoreasilynoticeable;importantorwell-known
Example:Theprominentpoliticiangaveaspeechattheconference.
62.skeptical-doubtfulorinclinedtoquestionordoubtsomething
Example:Shewasskepticalaboutthenewproduct'sclaimsuntilshetrieditherself.
63.transition-theprocessorperiodofchangingfromonestate,condition,oractivitytoanother
Example:Thetransitionfromhighschooltocollegecanbechallengingforsomestudents.
64.abundant-existinginlargequantities;morethanenough
Example:Thereisanabundantsupplyoffreshfruitsandvegetablesatthemarket.
65.compromise-anagreementorsettlementinwhicheachsidegivesupsomedemandsormakesconcessions
Example:Thenegotiatorsreachedacompromisethatsatisfiedbothparties.
66.conventional-basedontraditionalorwidelyacceptedwaysofdoingthings
Example:Aconventionalweddingceremonyusuallyincludesexchangingvowsandrings.
67.contemporary-belongingtothepresenttime;modernorcurrent
Example:Theartist'spaintingsreflectcontemporaryissuesandtrends.
68.diverse-showingagreatdealofvariety;differentfromoneanother
Example:Thecityhasadiversepopulation,withpeoplefromallovertheworld.
69.encounter-tocomeacrossormeetsomeoneorsomethingunexpectedly
Example:Ihadachanceencounterwithmyoldschoolfriendwhileshoppingatthemall.
70.essential-absolutelynecessary;extremelyimportant
Example:Regularexerciseisessentialformaintaininggoodhealth.
71.facilitate-tomakeaprocessortaskeasierorsmoother
Example:Thenewsoftwarewillfacilitatethedataanalysisprocess.
72.implement-toputintoeffectoraction;tocarryoutaplanordecision
Example:Thecompanywillimplementnewsafetymeasurestopreventaccidents.
73.justify-toprovideareasonorargumentthatsupportsorexplainsadecisionoraction
Example:Shetriedtojustifyheractionsbyexplainingthecircumstances.
74.preliminary-comingbeforethemainpartorevent;introductoryorpreparatory
Example:Thepreliminaryinvestigationhelpedgatherinitialevidenceforthecase.
75.reluctant-unwillingorhesitanttodosomething;showingresistanceoropposition
Example:Hewasreluctanttojointheteambecausehedidn'tthinkhewasgoodenough.
76.prominent-standingoutoreasilynoticeable;importantorwell-known
Example:Theprominentpoliticiangaveaspeechattheconference.
77.skeptical-doubtfulorinclinedtoquestionordoubtsomething
Example:Shewasskepticalaboutthenewproduct'sclaimsuntilshetrieditherself.
78.tedious-boring,monotonous,orrepetitive;requiringlongandcarefuleffort
Example:Thetaskoforganizingthefileswastediousandtime-consuming.
79.transition-theprocessorperiodofchangingfromonestate,condition,oractivitytoanother
Example:Thetransitionfromhighschooltocollegecanbechallengingforsomestudents.
80.abundant-existinginlargequantities;morethanenough
Example:Thereisanabundantsupplyoffreshfruitsandvegetablesatthemarket.
81.compromise-anagreementorsettlementinwhicheachsidegivesupsomedemandsormakesconcessions
Example:Thenegotiatorsreachedacompromisethatsatisfiedbothparties.
82.conventional-basedontraditionalorwidelyacceptedwaysofdoingthings
Example:Aconventionalweddingceremonyusuallyincludesexchangingvowsandrings.
83.contemporary-belongingtothepresenttime;modernorcurrent
Example:Theartist'spaintingsreflectcontemporaryissuesandtrends.
84.diverse-showingagreatdealofvariety;differentfromoneanother
Example:Thecityhasadiversepopulation,withpeoplefromallovertheworld.
85.encounter-tocomeacrossormeetsomeoneorsomethingunexpectedly
Example:Ihadachanceencounterwithmyoldschoolfriendwhileshoppingatthemall.
86.essential-absolutelynecessary;extremelyimportant
Example:Regularexerciseisessentialformaintaininggoodhealth.
87.facilitate-tomakeaprocessortaskeasierorsmoother
Example:Thenewsoftwarewillfacilitatethedataanalysisprocess.
88.implement-toputintoeffectoraction;tocarryoutaplanordeci
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