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Unit OneWord Study concern (L.3) n. (1) (~ for/about/over sth./sb.) a feeling of worry, especially one that is shared by many people e.g. Our main concern is that they are not receiving enough help. There is now considerable concern for their safety. (2) something that is important or interesting to sb. e.g. How much money I earn is none of your concern. concern v. (often passive) to affect sb.; to involve sb e.g. Don’t interfere in what doesn’t concern you. To whom it may concern. (used at the beginning of a public notice or of a job reference about sb.’s character and ability) 敬启者 as/so far as sb./sth. is concerned 就某人（某事物）而言 be concerned with 与……有关 ? Words Related unconcern n. lack of care or interest concerned adj. anxious, worried concerning prep. relating to accompany (L.12) v. (1) to happen or appear with sth. else ? e.g. strong winds accompanied by heavy rain. (2) to travel or go somewhere with sb. e.g. His wife accompanied him on the trip. Brainstorm 坐在这儿陪我一会儿。 Sit here and keep me acccompany for a while. Compare: Our teacher accompanied us to the park. 我们的老师和我们一起去了公园。 Tips： keep sb. Accompany才表示陪伴，和某人作伴； accompany表示陪同……去（= go with）。 adjust (L.13) v. (1) to alter or regulate so as to achieve accuracy or conform to a standard e.g. Adjust the clock, please.? (2) (adjust… to…) adapt or conform oneself to new or different conditions e.g. We must adjust to the bad economic situation. He adjusted himself very quickly to the heat of the country. adjustment e.g. When we enter a new situation we often have to make an adjustment.? ? Do you know what a well-adjusted person means? A well-adjusted person is one who has a mature personality and can control their emotions and deal with problems without becoming anxious. A well-adjusted fre