B
A: My brother got married last year.
B: That surprises me, I thought that he would remain a bachelor for the rest of his life.
bachelor
n. 1.µ¥ÉíÄÐÊ¿£¬µ¥Éíºº; 2.ѧʿ,ѧʿѧλ
A: That is a nice badge that you are wearing.
B: Thanks, I bought it at the market this morning.
badge
n. 1.»ÕÕ£¬Ö¤Õ£» 2.±ê¼Ç£¬±êÖ¾; 3.ÏóÕ÷
A: Would you like have a game of badminton with me this evening?
B: Sorry, but I only play football.
badminton
n. ÓðëÇòÔ˶¯
A: Did you enjoy the film?
B: Yeah, but I was baffled by the plot.
baffle
vt. ʹÀ§»ó£¬ÄÑס
A: Was the criminal released from jail?
B: Yes, but only on bail.
bail
n. 1.±£Êͽ𣻠2.×¼Ðí±£ÊÍ
vt. 1.(out) ±£ÊÍ£¬°ïÖúÍÑÀëÀ§¾³; 2.ÓÃÍ°(´Ó´¬Àï)Ҩˮ
A: I caught four fish, big ones.
B: You must have been using good bait.
bait
n. 1.(µöÓãµÈÓõÄ)¶ü,ÓÕ¶ü; ÓÕ»óÎÒýÓÕÎï
vt.1.×°¶üÓÚ,¹ÊÒ⼤Å
A: that man looks very young to be going bald.
B: Yeah, he looks no more than twenty five.
bald
a. 1.ͺͷµÄ£¬ÍºµÄ; 2.(Ö¯Îï,ÂÖÌ¥µÈ)Ä¥¹âµÄ; 3.Ã÷ÏԵģ¬²»¼ÓÑÚÊεÄ
A: Have you ever been to the ballet?
B: Yes, but I always prefer the theatre.
ballet
n. 1.°ÅÀÙÎ裬°ÅÀÙÎè¾ç; 2.°ÅÀÙÎèÓÃ
A: The voting for the president was done by the secret ballot.
B: It must have been very fair then.
ballot
n. 1.ͶƱ±í¾ö(»òÑ¡¾Ù); 2.ѡƱ; 3.ͶƱ×ÜÊý
v. (ʹ)ͶƱ±í¾ö
A: This meal is delicious, is there a secret ingredient?
B: Not really, except I used lots of bamboo shoots.
bamboo
n. Öñ,Öñ×Ó
A: Help! I am bleeding.
B: Here, use my scarf as a bandage.
A: I was not able to bandage your wound properly.
B: It is alright, so long as the bleeding has stopped.
bandage
n. ±Á´ø
vt. ÓñÁ´ø°óÔú
A: This film is stupid.
B: Really, you usually one the ones about bandits and cowboys.
bandit
n. Ç¿µÁ£¬ÍÁ·Ë£¬´õͽ
A: I can¡¯t banish my girlfriend from my dreams.
B: It must be love then.
banish
vt. 1.·ÅÖð£¬ÇýÖð;2.Ïû³ý£¬Åųý
A: My university is putting on an huge banquet for my graduation.
B: Sounds wonderful, can I come?
banquet
n. Ñç»á£¬Ê¢Ñç
A: The weather is wonderful, let¡¯s have a barbecue.
B: You go ahead, I have already had my dinner.
barbecue
n. 1.½ðÊôÉÕ¿¾; 2.ÉÕ¿¾Ò°²Í
vt. ÔÚ¿¾¼ÜÉÏÉÕ¿¾
A: That is a very long boat in the canal.
B: It is one of the largest barges in the country.
barge
n. ²µ´¬
vi. (±ç¶ø±¿×¾µØ)ÃÍײ,³å£¬´³
barge in ´³Èë,¸ÉÔ¤
A: This tea tastes strange.
B: That is because it is made out of barley.
barley
n. ´óÂó
A: The barometer indicates that it is going to be raining tomorrow.
B: Oh, I never trust that old thing.
barometer
n. Æøѹ¼Æ,ÇçÓê±í
A: The barracks were burned down during the fighting.
B: Was anyone injured?
barrack
v. Æðºå£¬ºÈµ¹²Ê
n. [pl.] ±øÓª£¬Óª·¿
A: These fields are so barren I am amazed that even grass can grow on them.
B: It can just about, but it has difficulty.
barren
a. 1.(ÍÁµØµÈ)ƶñ¤µÄ£¬»ÄÎßµÄ; 2.²»½á¹ûʵµÄ£¬²»(Éú)ÓýµÄ; 3.ÎÞÒæµÄ£¬Ã»Óнá¹ûµÄ
A: My little brother has barricaded himself into his bedroom and refused to come out.
B: Don¡¯t worry, when he gets hungry he will come out.
A: The old town walls were initially built as barricades to keep the enemy out.
B: It is a shame that they have been so badly damaged!
barricade
n. ·ÕÏ£¬Õ¤À¸£¬ÕÏ°
vt. Éè·ÕÏÓÚ,µ²×¡
A: Do you have a basement in your house?
B: Yes, but we only use it for storage.
basement
n. µØÏÂÊÒ
A: This music is terrible.
B: I think that it is just because the bass is too loud.
bass
n. 1.ÄеÍÒô,µÍÉù²¿,µÍÒôÀÖÆ÷; 2.öÔÓã
A: I once read a book about an unwanted bastard child that was left to grow up alone in a forest.
B: I think that I may have read that one also.
bastard
n. 1.»µµ°£¬»ìµ°; 2.˽Éú×Ó
A: There is a wonderful smell coming from the kitchen.
B: I am glad that you like it, I have just made a batch of biscuits.
batch
n. 1.Ò»Åú,Ò»×é,һȺ; 2.Ò»ÅúÉú²úÁ¿
A: The woman was horribly battered by her husband.
B: How awful, I hope that she left him
A: Do you like pancakes?
B: No, and nothing else that is made out of batter.
batter
v. Á¬ÐøÃÍ»÷
n. (Óü¦µ°,Å£Ä̵ȵ÷ÖƵÄ)Ãæºý
A: Where did you buy your necklace?
B: Oh, I just bought the beads and made it myself.
bead
n. 1.СÖé×Ó; 2.(Ë®,Ѫ,º¹µÄ)СµÎ
A: I beckoned him to come, but he refused to move.
B: Perhaps you were not polite enough.
beckon
v. ʾÒâ,ÕÙ»½
A: Watch out, there is a beetle crawling under your leg.
B: Ah, I hate insects.
beetle
n. ¼×³æ
A: You should have telephoned me beforehand when you knew you were going to be late.
B: I am sorry, but my mobile phone is broken.
beforehand
ad. Ô¤ÏÈ£¬ÊÂÏÈ
A: There is no need to bellow orders at me.
B: Sorry, but I did not think that you would hear me unless I shouted.
A: The fire is going out. What should I do?
B: Use the bellows to blow air onto it.
bellow
vi. 1.ÅØÏø£¬Åºð; 2.(¹«Å£°ãµØ)ºð½Ð
vt. ´óÉù·¢³ö,´óÉùºÈµÀ
n. 1.º°Éù£¬ÅØÏø; 2.[~ s]·çÏä
A: I have a pain in my belly.
B: Well, you should have bad breakfast.
belly
n. ¶Ç×Ó,¸¹²¿
A: Thank you for the beautiful present, you are far too benevolent.
B: You are most welcome. Kindness is not a complaint.
benevolent
a. Èʴȵģ¬ÉÆÒâµÄ,´ÈÉƵÄ
A: The test results have come back and the lump was benign.
B: Thanks, Doctor. I was so worried.
benign
a. 1.ÉÆÁ¼µÄ£¬´ÈÏéµÄ£» 2.(Ö×ÁöµÈ)Á¼ÐÔµÄ,ÎÞΣÏÕµÄ
A: I read in the newspaper that the city was besieged by unexpected attack.
B: Oh, I never trust the newspapers.
besiege
vt. 1.Χ¹¥£¬Î§À§; 2.Χס£¬ÓµÔÚ¡ÖÜΧ
A: I bestow this gift upon you as a sign of my gratitude and thanks.
B: You are too generous.
bestow
vt. ÔùÓë,ÊÚÓè
A: Why are you looking so upset?
B: My girlfriend has just betrayed me.
betray
vt.1.±³ÅÑ£¬³öÂô; 2.ʧÐÅÓÚ,¹¼¸º; 3.й¶(ÃØÃܵÈ); 4.(·Ç¹ÊÒâµØ)±©Â¶£¬ÏÔ¶
A: Would you like a hot beverage, Richard?
B: No thanks, Peter. I just had a coffee.
beverage
n. ÒûÁÏ
A: I was bitten on the leg as I walked through the gate.
B: Did you not read the sign, ¡°Beware of the Dog¡± ?
beware
v. ½÷·À£¬µ±ÐÄ
A: Every time I look at the night sky I am bewildered by the stars.
B: Me too, they are fascinating.
bewilder
vt. ʹÃÔ»ó£¬Ê¹ÄÑס
