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140748 2009 年 11 月 30 日 21:07 Reading (loading. ..) Comments (0) Category: MY BEC STUDY
[words and expressions; terms]
frozen ['fr? uz? n]
frozen1 (freeze of the past participle)
frozen2 adjective a. 1. frozen; ice; very cold I am absolutely frozen.
I completely frozen. The river is frozen over.
River are frozen. a frozen chicken
frozen chicken
resource [ri's?: s]
term n. 1. resources; material and financial resources [P] The exploitation of natural resources was hampered by the lack of technicians.
exploitation of natural resources was hampered by the lack of technical personnel.
executive [ig'zekjutiv]
adjective a. [b] 1. executed; implemented; operation and management of the He is on the executive committee.
he was the executive committee.
term n. 1. Executors; administrator; senior officials of the [C] The President of the US is the chief executive.
US President is the chief executive.
marketing ['m?: kiti?]
consultant [k? n's? lt? nt]
term n. [C] 1. consultancy There are two consultants to the governor on environmental protection.
governor, two environmental issues consultant.
sales executive [seilz ig'zekjutiv]
pharmaceutical [, f?: m? 'sju: tikl]
adjective a. 1. medicine
accountant [? 'kaunt? nt]
vaccine ['v? ksi: n]
involve [in'v? lv]
vt vt. [W] 1. to get involved, implicated; involved [(+ in / with)] That's no concern of mine. I'm not involved.
that none of my business,
new balance running shoes, I am not involved. Don't involve me in your quarrel,
new balance sneakers!
Do not involve me in your quarrel,
Three brother!!
financial products [fai'n? n?? l]
personnel [, p?: s? 'nel]
term n. [G] 1. (general) officers, employees,
new balance mens, All personnel of the company are eligible for the retirement plan.
All employees are eligible for the retirement plan.
authority [? 'θ?: riti]
term n. 1. right,, power; terms of [u] [(+ for)] [+ to-v] Who gave you authority to do this?
Who gave you authority to do so?
recruit [ri'kru: t]
vt vt. 1. recruitment (recruits); absorption (new members) Our club has recruited 30 new members this year.
absorption of our club this year, thirty new members.
vi vi. 1. Recruits; recruit new members of the His job was to recruit for the army.
His work is for Army recruiting.
term n. [C] 1. Recruits; novice New recruits are trained at the boot camp.
Recruits in boot camp training.
applicant ['? plik? nt]
advertise ['? dv? taiz]
vt vt. 1. to ... advertising; for the publicity ... If you want to sell your product you must advertise it.
If you want to sell your product,
Becoming Christian, you must advertise.
vi vi. 1. Do (Gordon) advertising,
new balance 574, for publicity [(+ for)]
update [? p'deit]
update1 vt vt. 1. ... out of the era,
new balance shoes, so modern; update
update2 term n. 1. the latest situation, the latest information; latest report
output ['autput]
term n. [C] [u] 1. produce; production; resorted to; with a With a sudden output of effort he moved the rock.
he shoved a hard move to stone. vt vt. 1. Production; resorted to; Output The program will output it into
balance sheet ['b? l? ns] [? i: t]
short-list to be included in the primary list; preliminary election; shortlisted
candidate ['k? ndidit]
term n. [C] 1. candidate; Candidate [(+ for)] They were in favor of the Democratic candidate for President.
their support for Democratic presidential candidate.
after-sale service after-sales service
software ['s? ftw??]
newsletter ['nju: z'let?]
medium-sized ['mi: di? msaizd]
packaging ['p? kid? i?]
qualified English Audio: ['kw? lifaid]
adjective a. 1. have the necessary conditions; qualified; competent [+ to-v] She is qualified to do the job.
she can do the job.
qualified for
fixed phrases ph. 1. have ... qualifications
publicity British accent: [p? b'lisiti]
term n. [u] 1. (public) attention,
new new balance shoes, fame The new project gained publicity through papers.
the new project was widely publicized through newspapers.
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