新视野大学英语第三册unit1 new words.pptVIP

 agreeable adj.  1).pleasant, nice or satisfactory 2). acceptable or able to be agreed on e.g. an agreeable surprise 一个惊喜 Note “be agreeable to sth.”means to be willing to do sth. e.g. My parents are quite agreeable to my studying in China. penetratev. enter sth. or pass through itvt. see into or through sth. e.g. The knife penetrated his stomach. The rain had penetrated right through her clothes to her skin. He had a false beard on, but we soon penetrated his disguise. vacant a.1.(of an expression) looking as if one is not thinking about anything2.empty;not filled with anything e.g. She looked at me with vacant eyes. a vacant house/room/seat Association vacancy n. 空虚，空白，空位 long viwant sth. very much e.g. We are longing to meet our classmates. We long for the semester to be over. blossom vi1).develop and become more successful2).produce flowers e.g. She had blossomed into a lovely young girl. Pomegranate Festival as a local festival has blossomed into an international event. e.g. Rain begins to fall and the peach trees blossom. exhaust vt. 1) make sb. feel very tired 2) use up e.g. I have exhausted myself working. 我工作得精疲力竭。 We have exhausted all our material resources. 我们已用完了所有的物资。 Why are you looking so exhausted? (a.) erect 1) a. standing straight up; upright Her head was erect and her back was straight. 她抬头挺胸。 2）vt. build sth.to erect a house to erect a bridge The building was erected in 1900-1901. index n. 1) an alphabetical list of the items 索引 Shes indexed the book by author, by age, and by illustrator. 她根据作者、年龄和插图画家分别为该书编了索引。 2）?changes in the value of something and the rate at which it changes?指数 .the UK retail price index. 英国零售价格指数 economic indices. 经济指数 index finger 食指(forefinger) thumb 拇指 中指 middle finger 无名指 ring finger