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A: I notice that that house was vacant. Do you think it¡¯s for sale?
B: I think it might be.
vacant
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A: We really need to clean our apartment.
B: I¡¯ll vacuum while you dust.
vacuum
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v. ÓÃÎü³¾Æ÷Çåɨ
A: She was rather vague in describing what happened.
B: Maybe her brother knows more of the details.
vague
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A: She spends so much time and energy on her looks and what she wears.
B: She does seem to be rather vain.
vain
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in vain ͽȻ, °×·ÑÁ¦
A: Do you think a fishing trip is a valid reason to skip work?
B: I think so, but I¡¯m not sure if your boss will agree with me!
valid
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A: There are eight of us that need to get to the movies.
B: Do you think we could all fit in your van?
van
n. ÔË»õ³µ, (Ôؿ͵Ä)Ãæ°ü³µ
A: It was amazing how the magician just vanished into the air!
B: There must have been some trick to it.
vanish
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A: I smell a strong vapor in the air.
B: Maybe we should open the windows.
vapor
n. (Õô)Æû
A: There appears to be one variable in our experiment that is throwing the whole thing off.
B: How can one variable have such a big effect on our results?
variable
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A: If you look at his body as a whole, he shows great variation as an artist.
B: But his early oil paintings were the most famous.
variation
n. 1.±ä»¯£¬±ä¶¯; 2.±äÌå,±äÖÖ; 3.±ä×à(Çú)
A: Is it usually hot here in the summer?
B: It varies from year to year.
vary
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A: Which vehicle should we drive on our trip?
B: Let¡¯s take the one that gets the highest gas mileage.
vehicle
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A: What¡¯s the next step in our business venture?
B: We need to come up with a business plan.
venture
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A: Can you think of a good verb to use in this sentence?
B: We need one that really describes his movement. How about ¡°scurried¡± ?
verb
n. ¶¯´Ê
A: I am calling to verify that I have an appointment scheduled for Monday at 3 pm.
B: Yes, we have you on our schedule.
verify
vi. 1.ºËʵ,²é¶Ô; 2.Ö¤Ã÷,֤ʵ
A: Which version of the manuscript do you think is most authentic?
B: I would assume the earlier version to be more authentic.
version
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A: It¡¯s hard to maintain a long-distance relationship via the telephone.
B: Why don¡¯t you try writing letters?
via
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A: This chair vibrates when you sit in it.
B: I bet that feels really good!
vibrate
v. (ʹ)Õñ¶¯, (ʹ)Ò¡°Ú
A: Why haven¡¯t you stopped smoking?
B: It¡¯s a vice that I can¡¯t seem to get rid of.
vice
n. 1.ȱµã,Èõµã; 2.а¶ñ(ÐÐΪ), µÀµÂ°Ü»µ(ÐÐΪ)
A: How old was the victim?
B: He was twenty-three at the time of the murder.
victim
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A: I¡¯m too tired to go to the movies.
B: How about we rent a video?
video
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A: What do you think of the work we did?
B: From my point of view it was a success.
view
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with a view to ¡¡ÎªÁË£¬ÎªµÄÊÇ
A: When I look at the results from your viewpoint, I am satisfied.
B: Thanks for being able to see it from both sides.
viewpoint
n.¡¡¹Ûµã
A: He was vigorous in his opposition to our proposal.
B: Do you think that we¡¯ll be able to convice him?
vigorous
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A: What do you put in your salad dressing that makes it so tasty?
B: I use vinegar.
vinegar
n.¡¡´×
A: I wouldn¡¯t dare violate our agreement.
B: It¡¯s great to know that I can always count on you.
violate
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A: I get really sad when I think of how much violence there is in the world.
B: I wonder if there¡¯s a way to change the situation.
violence
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A: There are too many violent movies on television.
B: I agree. We need to come up with cleaner forms of entertainment.
violent
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A: I would like to paint the room a violet color.
B: That would be so much better than magenta!
violet
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A: Could you teach me to play the violin?
B: Only if you will commit to practicing for a half an hour each day.
violin
n. СÌáÇÙ
A: Do you think the death of the king will affect the political situation?
B: Not in a major way. The king was a virtual puppet for the last years of his life.
virtual
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A: I wanted a glass of mild, but when I got to the refrigerator I discovered that the milk jug was virtually empty!
B: Don¡¯t worry. The milkman comes tomorrow.
virtually
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A: What virtue do you value most in a person?
B: I especially care if a person tells the truth.
virtue
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by virtue of ¡¡¡¡½èÖú£¬ÓÉÓÚ
A: If you have a sore throat without a fever, you may have caught the virus that is going around.
B: I hope not.
virus
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A: When the stars are visible, we can pick out the constellations.
B: Can you help me find Orion¡¯s Belt?
visible
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A: I have been having trouble with my vision lately.
B: When was the last time you went to the eye doctor?
vision
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A: I loved the movie¡¯s visual effects.
B: I particularly liked the train¡¯s blowing up.
visual
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A: It¡¯s vital that she take her medicine during her recovery.
B: I¡¯ll make sure she doesn¡¯t miss any doses.
vital
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A: I feel really tired all the time.
B: Maybe you aren¡¯t getting enough vitamins.
vitamin
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A: Give me a vivid example of his high level of energy.
B: He¡¯s up at 5 am, runs 10 miles, does a 12-hour workday, and then comes home and works in the yard.
vivid
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A: I am having a hard time learning English vocabulary.
B: Do you have any friends that would be willing to help you study?
vocabulary
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A: That volcano hasn¡¯t erupted in twenty years.
B: I hope it doesn¡¯t decide to suddenly erupt this year.
volcano
n.¡¡»ðɽ
A: What is your favorite team sport?
B: I especially lave volleyball.
volleyball
n.¡¡ÅÅÇò
A: What kind of battery does this flashlight take?
B: It take a 6- volt battery.
volt
n.¡¡·üÌØ
A: The voltage of this washing machine is higher than the other appliances.
B: We should probably call an electrician to write it for us.
voltage
n.¡¡µçѹ
A: Shhh! The baby is sleeping!
B: Sorry, I¡¯ll turn down the television¡¯s volume.
volume
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A: Being a part of this committee is voluntary.
B: Good. I don¡¯t think I can take on any more responsibilities.
voluntary
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A: We need a volunteer to do the extra things a paid employee doesn¡¯t have time to do.
B: I would love to, but I really need to get paid a salary.
volunteer
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A: Did you vote in the last election?
B: No, I was in bed sick that day.
vote
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