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49.1   bend   ( v. )  弄彎 The road bends to the left after the traffic lights.   49.2   bend   ( n. )  轉彎位 There's a bend in the pipe so you can't see from one end to the other.   49.3   bendy   ( adj. )  容易屈彎的   49.4  

48.1   belong   ( v. )  屬於 This table belongs to the sitting room.   48.2   belonging   ( n. )  屬於 /             belongings   ( n. )  財物 A sense of belonging is one of humanity's most basic needs.   48.3   -   48.4   -  

47.1   believe   ( v. )  相信   47.2   belief   ( n. )  信心,信念, 信仰 Jack called at Lily's house in the belief that she would lend him $2000.   47.3   believable   ( adj. )  可相信的 I didn't find any of the characters in the film believable .   47.4   believably   ( adv. )  

46.1   behave   ( v. )  表現 Students behave well when 監堂.   46.2   behaviour   ( n. )  行為 /             behavior   ( n. ) Tom's behaviour is often appalling.   46.3   behavioural   ( adj. )  行為上的   46.4  

45.1   begin   ( v. )  開始 The film begins at seven.   45.2   beginning   ( n. )  開始部份，開始 /             beginner   ( n. )  初學者 Mandy read the book straight through from the beginning to the end.   45.3   -   45.4   -    

44.1   beautify   ( v. )  美化   44.2   beauty   ( n. )  美麗,好處 /             beaut   ( n. )  美人 Victoria Harbour is an area of outstanding natural beauty .   44.3   beautiful   ( adj. )  美麗的, 極好的 Lily wore a beautiful dress.   44.4   beautifully   ( adv. )  

 43.1   bathe  ( v. )  洗澡  Elaine bathed her feet in salt water yesterday.   43.2   bath   ( n. )  洗澡,浴缸 /             bathing   ( n. )  游泳 Billy took a bath this morning.   43.3 -   43.4 -    

42.1   base   ( v. )   把總部設在... /             base on  ( v. )  以....為基礎   42.2   base   ( n. )  根基, 底座,總部 /             basement   ( n. )  地牢 /             basis   ( n. )  原因, 基礎   42.3   basic   ( adj. )  基本的, 基本需要, 初級的 Jack only has a basic command of English.   42.4  basically   ( adv. )  基本上,   總的來說 The village remained basically unchanged over the past 300 years.

41.1  awe   ( v. )  使驚畏   41.2   awe   ( n. )  驚畏   41.3   awful   ( adj. )  糟糕的 /           awesome  ( adj. )  令人驚歎的 We had awful weather last Sunday . An awesome challenge lies ahead by them.   41.4   awfully   ( adv. )  

40.1   authorize   ( v. )  批準, 授權/             authorise   ( v. ) I authorised my bank to pay Kitty $3000.   40.2   authority   ( n. )  權力,授權 /             authorization   ( n. )  批準,授權,  授權書 /             authorisation   ( n. ) I will give my lawyer authority to act on my behalf.   40.3   authoritative   ( adj. )  權威性的   40.4   authoritatively   ( adv. )    

39.1   authenticate   ( v. )  證明...是真實的 They used carbon dating tests to authenticate the claim that the skeleton was two million years ago.   39.2   authentication   ( n. )  真的 /             authenticity   ( n. )  真實性   39.3   authentic  ( adj. )  真品的 This restaurant serves authentic Mexican cuisine.   39.4   authentically   ( adv. )  

38.1   attract   ( v. )  吸引, 引起 The circus is attracting huge crowds.   38.2   attraction   ( n. )  吸引, 吸引力,  響往的地方/             attractiveness   ( n. )  吸引力   38.3   attractive   ( adj. )  吸引人的,  嫵媚的 We need to make the club attractive to a wider range of people ( large amount of people of different ages )   38.4   attractively   ( adv. )    

37.1  -   37.2   attendant   ( n. )  服務員 The museum attendant is introducing the appearance of cultural relics.   37.3   attendant   ( adj. )  伴隨的 There is a risk of huge loss attendant on such a large investment of money.   37.4   -    

 36.1   attend   ( v. )  出席, 注意 After a one-hour class, my attention started to wander.   36.2   attention   ( n. )  專心, 注意力,  特別照料, 士兵立正   36.3   attentive   ( adj. )  專心的,肯幫忙的 An attentive student listened to the teacher carefully.   36.4   attentively   ( adv. )    

35.1   assure   ( v. )  向....保證 You can rest assured that I shall be there as promised.   35.2   assurance   ( n. )  保證 Lily gave me her assurance that she wouldn't be late next time.   35.3   assured   ( adj. )  自信的, 確定的   35.4   assuredly   ( adv. )    

34.1   arrive   ( v. )  到達 It was dark by the time we arrived at the station.   34.2   arrival   ( n. )   到達, 到達者, 到達物 We regret the late arrival of flight 233.  34.3  -   34.4  -  

33.1   argue   ( v. )  拗撬, 爭辯, 爭吵 The children are always arguing . 33.2   argument  ( n. )  The children had an argument about what game to play. 33.3   argumentative   ( adj. )   愛爭論的 /             arguable  ( adj. ) 33.4   argumentatively  ( adv. )  /             arguably  ( adv. )

 32.1   approve   ( v. )  批準, 同意 Tommy doesn't approve of smoking in an situation.   32.2   approval   ( n. )  同意, 批準 The teacher gave the student a nod of approval .   32.3   approving   ( adj. )  贊成的, 同意的   32.4   approvingly  ( adv. )    

 31.1   approach  ( v. )  靠近, 接近,  著手處理 It is approaching lunchtime, so let's take a break.   31.2   approach   ( n. )  待人接物或思考問題的方式, 時間或距離的靠近 The siren signalled the approach of an ambulance.   31.3   approachable   ( adj. )  和藹可親的, 可接近的   31.4 -  

30.1   appreciate   欣賞 Miss Ho appreciated them because they won the race.   30.2   appreciation 欣賞, 同情,  感激 The crowd cheered in appreciation .   30.3   appreciative 感謝的, 質賞的   30.4   appreciatively  

 29.1   apply  ( v. )  申請, 應用, 塗, 手壓/腳踩 brake Mandy applied to the police force.   29.2   applicability   ( n. )   適用 /             application   ( n. )  申請, 應用, 塗 /             applicant   ( n. )   申請人  I've sent off application letters for different jobs.   29.3   applicable   ( adj. )  適合   29.4 -    

28.1   appear   ( v. )  出現 / 看來好像 Jay suddenly appeared in the doorway.   28.2   appearance   ( n. )  外表, 出現, 突然來到  It was his first appearance on television as president.   28.3   apparent    ( adj. )  顯而易見, 表面上   28.4    

27.1   apologize   ( v. )  道歉 /             apologise The teacher apologized to students for his lateness. 27.2   apology   ( n. )  道歉 I have an apology to make to you as I'm afraid I read your letter by mistake. 27.3   apologetic   ( adj. )  道歉的, 愧疚的 27.4   apologetically   ( adv. )

 26.1   announce   ( v. )   宣佈  Shera announced the winner of the competition to the audience.   26.2   announcement   ( n. )  通告, 宣佈 The president mad an unexpected announcement this morning.   26.3 -   26.4 -    

 25.1   anger   ( v. )  激怒   25.2   anger   ( n. )  怒火 Joyce was filled with anger at people leaving so much food waste.   25.3   angry   ( adj. )  憤怒的 Ben is really angry at me for upsetting him.   25.4   angrily   ( adv. )    

 24.1   analyze   ( v. )   分析 /              analyse   24.2   analysis   ( n. )  分析 /             analyst   ( n. )  分析員 Some of these arguments need futher analysis by the boss.   24.3   analytical   ( adj. )  分析的 May has a very analytical mind.   24.4   analytically   ( adv. )    

 23.1   amuse   ( v. )  逗笑, 使消遣  Stand-up comedy is meant to amuse . 23.2   amusement   ( n. )   可笑,  娛樂活動 Jennifer plays the piano just for her own amusement .   23.3   amused   ( adj. )   覺得好笑/             amusing  ( adj. )   好笑的   23.4 -  

 22.1   amaze  ( v. )  使驚奇     22.2   amazement  ( n. )   驚奇  To my amazement , John finished his holiday homework in an hour. 22.3   amazing  ( adj. )  令人驚喜的 /             amazed  ( adj. ) The new zoo is going to cost an amazing amount of money.   22.4   amazingly   ( adv. )