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谢谢！ 2. surprise: v. surprise sb. (by doing sth.) You surprised me. be surprised at sth./ to do sth. We were surprised at the news./to hear the news. 3. fail: vi. be unsuccessful She failed in everything she tried. vt. unable to do sth.; do not pass an exam The test is easy. You simply can’t fail it. n. failure 4. give up: stop doing or having; abandon hope for sth You’d better give up smoking. We should not give up halfway. 5. …don’t think/believe/ expect/suppose that…: …认为/相信/期望/想… 不能/会… I don’t think she will come to school today. 6. carry out: complete or fulfill (one’s promise, plan etc.) Dr. Smith carried out a lot of tests on dogs. She carried out well the tasks assigned her. 7. plenty of: a large quantity or number of plenty of water/sugar/ money/time plenty of books/chairs/bottles/fresh fruits 8. all by oneself: completely alone; without any help We finished this task all by ourselves. She was there all by herself. 9. must not/mustn’t: to express an obligation not to do something (or tell people not to do sth.) needn’t/don’t have to: to say there is no obligation to do something You mustn’t move any of the books on my desk. You needn’t/don’t have to come tomorrow if you don’t want to. 10. set off: begin a journey; start to set of for a place /to set off for holidays We set off at dawn. 11. in spite of: regardless of The children went to school in spite of the storm. We decided to hire him in spite of the fact that he had had no teaching experience at all. 12. dissuade: vt. dissuade sb. from doing sth.: prevent sb. from doing sth. by giving reasons They dissuaded her from leaving school. The father finally dissuaded his son from giving up the job in the factory. 13. by far: by a large degree (to modify a superlative or comparative degree a