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A: We waded though the river to reach the other side.
B: Why didn¡¯t you swim?
wade
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A: The dog seems happy to see you.
B: Yes, he is wagging his tail.
wag
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A: Mrs. Jones was wailing with grief following the death in the family.
B: Yes, she was very upset.
wail
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vt. ±¯Í´
A: I lost my wallet at the station.
B: Did it have much money in it?
wallet
n. Ƥ¼Ð×Ó
A: I have a walnut tree in my garden.
B: Oh, they are my favourite kind of nuts.
walnut
n. ºúÌÒ£¬ºËÌÒ
A: In what part of the hospital is your father staying?
B: He is in ward three.
ward
n. 1.²¡·¿£»2.£¨³ÇÊеģ©Çø£»3.Êܼ໤ÈË
ward off ·ÀÖ¹£¬±Ü¿ª
A: I hate to be a traffic warden .
B: Yes, it would be a terrible job.
warden
n. 1.£¨¼à¶½Ä³Ð©·¨¹æÖ´Ðе쩼ì²ìÔ±£¬¼ì²ì¹Ù£»2.µäÓü³¤£¬¼àÓü³¤£»3.¿´ÊØÈË£¬¹ÜÀíÈË£¬¼à»¤ÈË
A: I have no room left in my wardrobe .
B: You will have to stop buying new clothes!
wardrobe
n. 1.Ò¹ñ£»2.£¨¸öÈ˵ģ©È«²¿ÒÂÎï
A: The artist displayed his wares at the gallery.
B: Oh, it is a shame that I didn¡¯t see his work.
ware [×¢£ºÍ¬Òô´Ê where ]
n. 1.ÎïÆ·£¬Æ÷Ãó£»2.[³£pl.]ÉÌÆ·£¬»õÎï
A: The warehouse was set on fire.
B: Were all the goods stored at there damaged?
warehouse
n. ²Ö¿â£¬»õÕ»
A: Did you read the news headlines this morning?
B: I see there is more warfare between the nations.
warfare
n. 1.Õ½Õù£¨×´Ì¬£©£»2.¶·Õù£¬³åÍ»
A: The mirror warped with age.
B: Are you sure it is not just because you are looking into it.
warp
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n. ±äÐΣ¬ÍäÇú£¬ÇÌÇú
A: I have a warrant for your arrest.
B: But I didn¡¯t do anything, officer.
warrant
n. 1.ÊÚȨÁ2.£¨Õýµ±£©ÀíÓÉ£¬¸ù¾Ý
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A: My washing machine broke down.
B: Don¡¯t worry, it is still under warranty .
warranty
n. µ£±£Ê飬֤Ê飬±£µ¥
A: I want to be a famous warrior .
B: Oh, I don¡¯t like to fight.
warrior
n. ÓÂÊ¿£¬ÎäÊ¿£¬¶·Ê¿
A: The guard gave me a wary look.
B: He must think that you are suspicious.
wary
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A: This programme should not be on the TV at this time of the day.
B: I agree, it is not past the watershed yet.
watershed
n. 1.תÕÛµã£¬ÖØÒª¹ØÍ·£»2.·ÖË®Á룬·ÖË®Ïߣ¬·ÖË®½ç
A: This container is leaking.
B: Oh, I thought that it was watertight .
watertight
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A: The light in this room is dim.
B: What watt is the light bulb?
watt
n. Íߣ¨ÌØ£©
A: Are you sure that you will not change your mind?
B: I will not waver from my decision.
waver
vi. 1.¼õÈõ£¬±äµÃ²»Îȹ̣»2.ÓÌÔ¥²»¾ö£¬³ì³ù£»3.Ò¡°Ú£¬Ò¡»Î
A: I got a bit lost on my way here.
B: Yes, I suspected that you had gone a bit wayward .
wayward
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A: I am weary of work.
B: But I am afraid that you can not give it up.
weary
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A: Look at the size of that spider¡¯s web .
B: Gosh, it must be a big spider!
web
n. 1.£¨Ö©ÖëµÈµÄ£©Íø£»2.ÍøÂ磬´í×Û¸´ÔÓµÄÊÂÎï
A: Would you like some cheese?
B: Just a small wedge , please.
wedge
n. Ш£¨×Ó£©
vt. 1. °Ñ¡Ð¨ÀΣ»2.¼·È룬²åÈ룬ÈûÈë
A: Do you understand the movie?
B: No, it was strange and weird .
weird
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A: The boat will arrive in the wharf this evening.
B: I will be there to greet its arrival.
wharf
n. ÂëÍ·
A: Do you know Mr. Kelly¡¯s whereabouts ?
B: No, he has been missing for two weeks.
whereabouts
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A: I discovered a secret room wherein I found the treasure.
B: Wow, and what was the treasure?
wherein
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A: The wind whirled up the leaves.
B: Yes, it was a strong wind alright.
whirl
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A: How would you like your whisky ?
B: With some ice, please.
whisky
n. ÍþÊ¿¼É¾Æ
A: That was a very wholesome meal.
B: Indeed, there were lots of healthy ingredients.
wholesome
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A: Do you like the president?
B: I think he wields too much power.
wield
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A: Are you wearing a wig £¿
B: No, this is all my natural hair.
wig
n. ¼Ù·¢
A: Aren¡¯t the willow trees beautiful?
B: Yes, they make the river seem all the more complete.
willow
n. Áø£¬ÁøÊ÷
A: Were you winking at me ?
B: No, I just had something in my eye.
wink
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vt. Õ££¨ÑÛ£©£¬Õ£ÑÛ±íʾ
n. 1.Õ£ÑÛ£¬Õ£ÑÛʾÒ⣬ÑÛÉ«£»2.ÉÁ˸£¬ÉÁÁÁ£¬Ò»ÉÁ
wink at ĬÐí£¬×ÝÈÝ£¬Ñðװδ¿´¼û
A: What are dressing up as?
B: A witch , with a long black coat and a black cat.
witch
n. Å®Î×£¬ÎׯÅ
A: I need another coffee I am having withdrawal symptoms.
B: You must be addicted.
withdrawal
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A: Did your flowers last a long time?
B: No, they withered after three days.
wither
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A: The company withheld payment.
B: Why , were the goods that were delivered damaged?
withhold
vt. 1.¾Ü¾ø£¬²»¸ø£»2.ÒÖÖÆ£¬ÖÆÖ¹
A: Marie cooks a splendid meal.
B: Yes, she is a wizard in the kitchen.
wizard
n. 1.ÄÐÎ×£¬ÊõÊ¿£»2.Ææ²Å£¬ÄÜÊÖ£¬ÐмÒ
A: He was filled with wrath and anger.
B: I agree, he did not look very happy,
wrath
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A: I will prepare a wreath for the funeral mass.
B: That will be a kind thing to do.
wreath
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A: The ship sank just off the coast.
B: Was anything recovered from the wreckage ?
wreckage
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A: The window is jammed.
B: Here is a stick, try to wrench it open.
wrench
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A: I wrestled with the umbrella but it still would not go up.
B: Yes, the umbrellas sometimes have a mind of their own.
wrestle
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A: That wretched man!
B: Who are you complaining about?
wretched
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A: I got so wet you could have wrung out my clothes.
B: It must have rained heavily.
wring
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A: Sarah is nearly fifty but she has barely a wrinkle.
B: Yes, she is looking well for her age.
wrinkle
n. ÖåÎÆ
v. £¨Ê¹£©ÆðÖåÎÆ
Y
A: We rented a yacht for two weeks.
B: And to where did you sail?
yacht
n. ¿ìͧ£¬£¨¾ºÈüÓõģ©·«´¬£¬ÓÎͧ
A: Why did you not finish knitting the blanket?
B: I ran out of yarn.
yarn
n. 1.É´£¬É´Ïߣ¬·ÀÏߣ»2.ÆæÎÅÂþ̸£¬ÂÃÐÐÒÝÊÂ
A: I am yearning to see you again.
B: Yes, I can¡¯t wait to see you either.
yearn
vi. (for) ¿ÊÍû£¬ÇÐÅΣ¬ÏòÍù
A: Stop making so much noise!
B: There is no need to yell at me.
yell
vi. / n. ºÅ½Ð£¬½Ðº°
A: The animals were held together with a yoke .
B: And to what part of the body was it attached?
yoke
n. 1.Å£é2.Êø¸¿£¬¼ÏËø
vt. ½áºÏ£¬ÁªºÏ
A: Do you like to eat eggs?
B: I only eat the yolk .
yolk
n. µ°»Æ
Z
A: You play sports with great zeal.
B: Yes, I am enthusiastic about all sports.
zeal
n. ÈÈÐÄ£¬ÈȳÀ£¬ÈÈÇé
A: Have you ever seen a zebra ?
B: Yes, but only in a zoo.
zebra
n. °ßÂí
A: Is your kitchen sink made out of steel?
B: No, I think that it is zinc .
zinc
n. п
A: The zip is broken on my coat.
B: You must be feeling the cold.
zip
n. 1.ÀÁ´£»2.[¿Ú]¾«Á¦£¬»îÁ¦£¬ÔªÆø
vt. ÓÃÀÁ´ÀÉÏ»ò¿ÛÉÏ
zip up ÀÉÏÀÁ´
A: We zoomed from city to city during our trip.
B: But we had a fantastic time nevertheless.
zoom
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