夜雨聆风1. rehabilitation
- 发音：/ˌriːhəˌbɪlɪˈteɪʃn/
- 意思：n. 康复；复原；改造（罪犯等）
- 造句：
1. After the accident, she underwent months of physical rehabilitation to regain her strength. (健康/医疗)
2. The prison focuses on the rehabilitation of young offenders, helping them find jobs after release. (社会/犯罪)
3. The rehabilitation of the old neighborhood has attracted many young families to move in. (城市/环境)
2. capitulate
- 发音：/kəˈpɪtʃuleɪt/
- 意思：v. 投降；屈服；让步
- 造句：
1. The company finally capitulated to the workers' demands and raised their salaries. (工作/谈判)
2. I tried to resist eating dessert, but I capitulated when I saw the chocolate cake. (生活/习惯)
3. The army had no choice but to capitulate after running out of ammunition. (历史/战争)
3. hold onto
- 发音：/həʊld ˈɒntuː/
- 意思：v. 紧紧抓住；保住；坚持（信念等）
- 造句：
1. You should hold onto your tickets; you'll need them to get back on the train. (旅行/出行)
2. Despite the difficulties, she held onto the hope that things would get better. (个人/心态)
3. Many people want to hold onto traditional values in a rapidly changing world. (文化/社会)
4. errands
- 发音：/ˈerəndz/
- 意思：n. 差事；跑腿（如买东西、送信等）
- 造句：
1. I have to run a few errands after work, like picking up groceries and posting a letter. (日常/生活)
2. My mother is busy with household errands all day and rarely has time to relax. (家庭/家务)
3. He spent the morning on business errands, visiting clients around the city. (工作/商务)
5. put sb off
- 发音：/pʊt sʌb ɒf/
- 意思：v. 使某人反感；推迟；敷衍
- 造句：
1. His rude attitude really put me off, and I decided not to buy the product. (人际/消费)
2. Don't put off today's work till tomorrow; it's a bad habit. (学习/时间管理)
3. The bad weather put us off going camping this weekend. (休闲/计划)
6. hold sb in high regard
- 发音：/həʊld sʌb ɪn haɪ rɪˈɡɑːd/
- 意思：v. 非常尊敬某人
- 造句：
1. All the students hold their professor in high regard for his knowledge and kindness. (教育/师生)
2. She is held in high regard by her colleagues for her excellent leadership skills. (工作/职场)
3. The community holds the volunteer workers in high regard for their selfless help. (社会/公益)
7. take on a rival
- 发音：/teɪk ɒn ə ˈraɪvl/
- 意思：v. 与对手竞争；迎战
- 造句：
1. The small company decided to take on larger rivals by offering better customer service. (商业/竞争)
2. He was brave enough to take on the champion in the tennis tournament. (体育/比赛)
3. In the debate, she confidently took on her rival and presented strong arguments. (学术/辩论)
8. think highly of
- 发音：/θɪŋk ˈhaɪli ɒv/
- 意思：v. 对……评价很高；看重
- 造句：
1. My boss thinks highly of my work and often gives me important projects. (工作/评价)
2. Critics think highly of the new movie, saying it's one of the best this year. (娱乐/媒体)
3. I think highly of people who are honest and always keep their promises. (个人/品质)
9. hideous
- 发音：/ˈhɪdiəs/
- 意思：adj. 极其丑陋的；令人厌恶的
- 造句：
1. The old building was hideous, so the city decided to knock it down. (城市/建筑)
2. She wore a hideous dress to the party, but everyone was too polite to say anything. (时尚/外貌)
3. The crime was so hideous that the whole town was shocked. (社会/犯罪)
10. get/have the bit between one's teeth
- 发音：/ðə bɪt bɪˈtwiːn wʌnz tiːθ/
- 意思：v. 固执己见；一意孤行；全力投入
- 造句：
1. Once she has the bit between her teeth, nothing can stop her from finishing the project. (工作/决心)
2. The children got the bit between their teeth and refused to go to bed early. (家庭/育儿)
3. He has the bit between his teeth about starting his own business and won't listen to advice. (创业/个人)
11. martyr
- 发音：/ˈmɑːtə(r)/
- 意思：n. 烈士；殉道者；（因自我牺牲而）受苦的人
- 造句：
1. He is remembered as a martyr who died for the country's independence. (历史/国家)
2. She acts like a martyr, always complaining about how much she does for the family. (人际/性格)
3. Many religious martyrs are respected for their strong beliefs. (文化/宗教)
12. change a bridle
- 发音：/tʃeɪndʒ ə ˈbraɪdl/
- 意思：v. 换马勒；改变控制/管理方式（喻）
- 造句：
1. The coach decided to change a bridle and use a new strategy for the second half. (体育/策略)
2. It's time to change a bridle and adopt a more modern approach to teaching. (教育/方法)
3. The CEO changed a bridle and focused on innovation instead of cost-cutting. (商业/管理)
13. enticing scaffold
- 发音：/ɪnˈtaɪsɪŋ ˈskæfəld/
- 意思：n. 诱人的框架/结构（常指看似美好但有风险的事物）
- 造句：
1. The high salary offered by the company was an enticing scaffold, but the working conditions were terrible. (工作/诱惑)
2. The plan seemed like an enticing scaffold, but it lacked practical details. (计划/决策)
3. Social media can be an enticing scaffold for young people seeking fame. (科技/社会)
14. hoard
- 发音：/hɔːd/
- 意思：v./n. 囤积；贮藏；秘藏
- 造句：
1. Some people hoard food during crises, which makes the situation worse. (社会/危机)
2. She likes to hoard old photos and letters, keeping memories of the past. (个人/习惯)
3. The millionaire was found to have a huge hoard of gold in his basement. (财富/犯罪)
15. rationing
- 发音：/ˈræʃənɪŋ/
- 意思：n. 定量配给；限额供应
- 造句：
1. During the war, rationing of food and fuel was common in many countries. (历史/战争)
2. Water rationing is necessary in areas suffering from long droughts. (环境/资源)
3. The hospital introduced rationing of medical supplies to ensure fair distribution. (健康/医疗)
16. houseful
- 发音：/ˈhaʊsfʊl/
- 意思：n. 一屋子；满屋（人或物）
- 造句：
1. We had a houseful of guests for Christmas dinner, and it was very lively. (家庭/节日)
2. Her houseful of books shows her love for reading. (个人/爱好)
3. The concert was a success, with a houseful of audience cheering loudly. (娱乐/活动)
17. knock the stuffing out of sb
- 发音：/nɒk ðə ˈstʌfɪŋ aʊt ɒv sʌb/
- 意思：v. 使某人筋疲力尽；使某人失去信心
- 造句：
1. The long hike knocked the stuffing out of me, and I slept for 12 hours. (健康/体力)
2. Failing the exam really knocked the stuffing out of him, and he stopped studying. (学习/挫折)
3. Losing the championship game knocked the stuffing out of the team. (体育/失败)
18. my lot inherits it
- 发音：/maɪ lɒt ɪnˈherɪts ɪt/
- 意思：v. 我的命运/后代继承它（lot=命运/一群人）
- 造句：
1. I work hard so that my lot inherits a better life than I had. (家庭/未来)
2. The old tradition says that the eldest son ensures my lot inherits the family land. (文化/传统)
3. We must protect the environment so that our lot inherits a healthy planet. (环境/责任)
19. supplement
- 发音：/ˈsʌplɪmənt/ (n.) /ˈsʌplɪment/ (v.)
- 意思：n. 补充物；增刊；v. 补充；增补
- 造句：
1. Many people take vitamin supplements to stay healthy in winter. (健康/养生)
2. She works part-time to supplement her income and save for a house. (工作/经济)
3. The newspaper publishes a travel supplement every weekend. (媒体/阅读)
20. let her judgment slip
- 发音：/let hə ˈdʒʌdʒmənt slɪp/
- 意思：v. 让她失去判断力；一时糊涂
- 造句：
1. She let her judgment slip and bought an expensive dress she didn't need. (消费/冲动)
2. He let his judgment slip when he trusted the dishonest salesman. (人际/受骗)
3. Don't let your judgment slip under pressure; think carefully before deciding. (决策/压力)
21. prevail on his good nature
- 发音：/prɪˈveɪl ɒn hɪz ɡʊd ˈneɪtʃə(r)/
- 意思：v. 利用他的善良说服他
- 造句：
1. She prevailed on his good nature and convinced him to lend her some money. (人际/求助)
2. The children prevailed on their father's good nature to let them stay up late. (家庭/亲子)
3. We prevailed on the manager's good nature and got an extension for the project. (工作/协商)
22. condone
- 发音：/kənˈdəʊn/
- 意思：v. 宽恕；原谅；纵容（不良行为）
- 造句：
1. The school does not condone bullying and punishes students who do it. (教育/纪律)
2. I cannot condone lying, even if it's to protect someone's feelings. (个人/道德)
3. The law does not condone any form of discrimination in the workplace. (法律/社会)
23. pronounce
- 发音：/prəˈnaʊns/
- 意思：v. 发音；宣布；宣称
- 造句：
1. She can pronounce French words very well after living in Paris. (语言/学习)
2. The judge will pronounce the sentence tomorrow morning. (法律/司法)
3. Doctors pronounced him dead on arrival at the hospital. (健康/医疗)
24. abandon
- 发音：/əˈbændən/
- 意思：v. 放弃；抛弃；遗弃
- 造句：
1. He had to abandon his plan to study abroad due to financial problems. (教育/计划)
2. The sailors had to abandon the sinking ship and jump into the sea. (灾难/求生)
3. She refused to abandon her friends even when they were in trouble. (人际/忠诚)
25. talk out of turn
- 发音：/tɔːk aʊt ɒv tɜːn/
- 意思：v. 说话冒失；多嘴；不合时宜地说话
- 造句：
1. I'm sorry I talked out of turn at the meeting; I didn't mean to offend anyone. (工作/社交)
2. Children often talk out of turn and ask embarrassing questions. (家庭/育儿)
3. He talked out of turn and revealed the secret before the announcement. (人际/保密)
26. behind bicycle sheds
- 发音：/bɪˈhaɪnd ˈbaɪsɪkl ʃedz/
- 意思：adv. 在自行车棚后（喻指校园里偷偷摸摸的地方，常指早恋、吸烟等）
- 造句：
1. When I was at school, we used to smoke behind bicycle sheds to avoid teachers. (校园/回忆)
2. They had their first kiss behind bicycle sheds, just like in a romantic movie. (情感/青春)
3. Students often share secrets behind bicycle sheds when they don't want others to hear. (校园/友谊)
27. spell out
- 发音：/spel aʊt/
- 意思：v. 拼出；清楚地解释；明确说明
- 造句：
1. Could you spell out your name for me, please? I didn't catch it. (日常/交流)
2. The teacher spelled out the rules of the exam to avoid any misunderstandings. (教育/规则)
3. The contract spells out the rights and responsibilities of both parties clearly. (法律/商务)
28. bloody well
- 发音：/ˈblʌdi wel/
- 意思：adv. （英，口语）非常；绝对；加强语气（可表愤怒或强调）
- 造句：
1. I told you bloody well not to touch my computer! (情绪/愤怒)
2. You bloody well know that I can't swim, so don't ask me to go diving. (日常/强调)
3. It's bloody well cold outside; you should wear a coat. (天气/感受)
29. decree nisi
- 发音：/dɪˈkriː ˈnaɪsaɪ/
- 意思：n. （律）离婚暂准判决（六个月后正式生效）
- 造句：
1. They were granted a decree nisi, and the divorce will be final in six months. (法律/婚姻)
2. After the decree nisi, she moved out of the family home and started a new life. (生活/变故)
3. The couple decided to wait until the decree nisi before telling their children. (家庭/情感)
30. above all
- 发音：/əˈbʌv ɔːl/
- 意思：adv. 首先；尤其是；最重要的是
- 造句：
1. Above all, we must ensure the safety of the passengers on the plane. (安全/责任)
2. When choosing a friend, above all, I value honesty and kindness. (人际/选择)
3. Parents want their children to be happy above all else in life. (家庭/关爱)
31. open veins for
- 发音：/ˈəʊpən veɪnz fɔː(r)/
- 意思：v. 为……敞开心扉；不惜一切（源自《百年孤独》，喻极度付出）
- 造句：
1. She loved him so much that she would open veins for him if he needed help. (情感/爱情)
2. The volunteers open veins for the community, working tirelessly every day. (社会/公益)
3. A true friend will open veins for you, supporting you through thick and thin. (人际/友谊)
32. jeopardy
- 发音：/ˈdʒepədi/
- 意思：n. 危险；风险；危难
- 造句：
1. The hiker's life was in jeopardy when he got lost in the mountains. (安全/探险)
2. Smoking puts your health in jeopardy and increases the risk of cancer. (健康/习惯)
3. The company's future is in jeopardy if it doesn't adapt to new market changes. (商业/风险)
33. jeopardize
- 发音：/ˈdʒepədaɪz/
- 意思：v. 危及；危害；使陷入险境
- 造句：
1. Driving too fast will jeopardize your safety and the safety of others. (交通/安全)
2. His careless mistake jeopardized the whole project and made the team angry. (工作/失误)
3. You shouldn't jeopardize your career by lying to your boss. (职场/诚信)
34. as convinced as sb that
- 发音：/æz kənˈvɪnst æz sʌb ðæt/
- 意思：v. 和某人一样确信……
- 造句：
1. I am as convinced as my teacher that hard work leads to success. (学习/信念)
2. She is as convinced as her doctor that regular exercise is good for health. (健康/养生)
3. We are as convinced as the scientists that climate change is a serious problem. (环境/共识)
35. territory
- 发音：/ˈterətri/
- 意思：n. 领土；领域；地盘；（知识）范围
- 造句：
1. The two countries have been fighting over territory for many years. (政治/历史)
2. Cooking is my territory; I don't let anyone else help in the kitchen. (生活/爱好)
3. Artificial intelligence is a new territory that many scientists are exploring. (科技/前沿)
36. I've been put by
- 发音：/aɪv biːn pʊt baɪ/
- 意思：v. 我被搁置/推迟了；我被晾在一边
- 造句：
1. I'm sorry I've been put by; the manager is busy with an important meeting. (工作/等待)
2. My plan to travel has been put by because of the pandemic. (计划/变故)
3. I felt upset when I was put by and ignored at the party. (社交/感受)
37. it will be a huge wrench to
- 发音：/ɪt wɪl bi ə hjuːdʒ rentʃ tuː/
- 意思：v. 做……将是极大的痛苦/不舍
- 造句：
1. It will be a huge wrench to leave my hometown and move to a big city. (生活/离别)
2. It will be a huge wrench to sell the old house where my family lived for 50 years. (家庭/情感)
3. It will be a huge wrench to quit my job after working there for 10 years. (工作/告别)
38. break the news to
- 发音：/breɪk ðə njuːz tuː/
- 意思：v. 告诉（坏）消息；透露实情
- 造句：
1. I don't know how to break the news to her that her pet dog died. (情感/安慰)
2. The doctor had to break the news to the family gently about the patient's condition. (健康/医疗)
3. He was nervous to break the news to his parents that he failed the exam. (家庭/沟通)
39. upheaval
- 发音：/ʌpˈhiːvl/
- 意思：n. 剧变；动荡；动乱
- 造句：
1. The country went through a political upheaval after the election. (政治/社会)
2. Moving to a new country caused a lot of emotional upheaval for the family. (生活/适应)
3. The company's merger led to an upheaval in the management structure. (商业/变革)
40. laid up with
- 发音：/leɪd ʌp wɪð/
- 意思：v. 因……卧床/休养；（车辆）因故障停驶
- 造句：
1. I was laid up with a bad cold for a week and couldn't go to work. (健康/生病)
2. My grandfather is laid up with arthritis and can't walk very far. (健康/老年)
3. The car was laid up with engine trouble and needed expensive repairs. (生活/交通)
41. snatch jobs
- 发音：/snætʃ dʒɒbz/
- 意思：v. 抢工作；抢夺职位
- 造句：
1. Many young people worry that immigrants will snatch jobs from local workers. (社会/就业)
2. He tried to snatch the job by lying about his experience on his resume. (职场/竞争)
3. Automation and robots are snatching jobs from factory workers. (科技/失业)
42. priority
- 发音：/praɪˈɒrəti/
- 意思：n. 优先事项；优先权；重点
- 造句：
1. My top priority is to finish my thesis before the deadline. (学习/任务)
2. The government's priority is to improve public health care services. (政治/民生)
3. When planning a trip, safety should always be a priority. (旅行/计划)
43. wretched refugees
- 发音：/ˈretʃɪd ˌrefjuˈdʒiːz/
- 意思：n. 可怜的难民
- 造句：
1. The world should help the wretched refugees who have lost their homes. (社会/人道)
2. We donated food and clothes to the wretched refugees living in the camp. (公益/援助)
3. The film tells the story of the wretched refugees fleeing the war. (媒体/纪实)
44. haunt
- 发音：/hɔːnt/
- 意思：v. 常去；（鬼魂）出没；萦绕心头；困扰
- 造句：
1. The old castle is said to be haunted by the ghost of a queen. (文化/传说)
2. The memory of the accident still haunts me every night. (心理/创伤)
3. This café was my favorite place to haunt when I was a student. (生活/回忆)
45. as you say
- 发音：/æz juː seɪ/
- 意思：adv. 正如你所说；你说得对
- 造句：
1. As you say, practice makes perfect, so I will keep practicing my English. (学习/认同)
2. As you say, the city has changed a lot in the past 10 years. (生活/观察)
3. As you say, it's important to save money for the future. (生活/理财)
46. struck a chord
- 发音：/strʌk ə kɔːd/
- 意思：v. 引起共鸣；触动心弦
- 造句：
1. The singer's song about family struck a chord with the audience. (娱乐/情感)
2. His speech about environmental protection struck a chord with young people. (社会/环保)
3. The story of the underdog struck a chord with readers all over the world. (文学/阅读)
47. flung across
- 发音：/flʌŋ əˈkrɒs/
- 意思：v. 扔过；甩过；（情绪）突然爆发
- 造句：
1. He flung his bag across the room in anger when he heard the bad news. (情绪/愤怒)
2. She flung her arms across her chest and refused to talk to anyone. (情绪/生气)
3. The bridge was flung across the river, connecting the two villages. (建筑/工程)
48. render value beyond price
- 发音：/ˈrendə ˈvæljʊ bɪˈjɒnd praɪs/
- 意思：v. 赋予无价的价值；贡献巨大
- 造句：
1. A mother's love renders value beyond price and cannot be measured with money. (家庭/亲情)
2. His research renders value beyond price to the field of medicine. (学术/贡献)
3. True friendship renders value beyond price in a person's life. (人际/情感)
49. insistent
- 发音：/ɪnˈsɪstənt/
- 意思：adj. 坚持的；坚决的；持续的
- 造句：
1. She was insistent on going to the party, even though she was tired. (个人/坚持)
2. The insistent knocking on the door woke me up early in the morning. (日常/声音)
3. He is insistent that we should follow the rules strictly. (规则/态度)
50. thank heaven
- 发音：/θæŋk ˈhevn/
- 意思：interj. 谢天谢地
- 造句：
1. Thank heaven the rain stopped just in time for our picnic. (天气/幸运)
2. Thank heaven my sister is safe after the car accident. (安全/庆幸)
3. Thank heaven I passed the exam; I was so worried about it. (学习/结果)
51. cunning
- 发音：/ˈkʌnɪŋ/
- 意思：adj. 狡猾的；狡诈的；巧妙的
- 造句：
1. The cunning fox tricked the crow into dropping the cheese. (文学/寓言)
2. He used a cunning plan to win the game without breaking the rules. (策略/智慧)
3. The cunning salesman convinced the old lady to buy an expensive product. (人际/欺骗)
52. gang up on me
- 发音：/ɡæŋ ʌp ɒn miː/
- 意思：v. 联合起来对付我；合伙欺负我
- 造句：
1. All my friends ganged up on me and made fun of my new haircut. (人际/玩笑)
2. The other kids ganged up on the new student at school. (校园/欺凌)
3. My colleagues ganged up on me in the meeting, and I felt very lonely. (职场/孤立)
53. get straight to the point
- 发音：/ɡet streɪt tuː ðə pɔɪnt/
- 意思：v. 开门见山；直入主题
- 造句：
1. Please get straight to the point; I don't have much time to talk. (交流/效率)
2. In a business meeting, it's best to get straight to the point and avoid small talk. (工作/商务)
3. He got straight to the point and asked for a raise in salary. (职场/谈判)
54. displace sb of
- 发音：/dɪsˈpleɪs sʌb ɒv/
- 意思：v. 取代某人；剥夺某人（职位/权利）
- 造句：
1. The new manager displaced the old one of his position in the company. (职场/变动)
2. Technology has displaced many workers of their jobs in factories. (科技/失业)
3. The war displaced thousands of people of their homes and land. (社会/难民)
55. amnesia
- 发音：/æmˈniːziə/
- 意思：n. 失忆症；健忘
- 造句：
1. He suffered from amnesia after the accident and couldn't remember his family. (健康/医疗)
2. The movie is about a detective with amnesia trying to solve his own case. (娱乐/影视)
3. Stress and lack of sleep can cause temporary amnesia in some people. (健康/心理)
56. fortuneteller
- 发音：/ˈfɔːtʃuːntelə(r)/
- 意思：n. 算命先生；占卜者
- 造句：
1. I went to a fortuneteller who said I would meet my true love soon. (生活/迷信)
2. The fortuneteller predicted that the company would have a successful year. (娱乐/趣味)
3. Many people visit fortunetellers to ask about their future careers. (文化/传统)
57. impostor
- 发音：/ɪmˈpɒstə(r)/
- 意思：n. 骗子；冒名顶替者
- 造句：
1. The police caught an impostor pretending to be a doctor. (法律/犯罪)
2. She felt like an impostor at the party, not knowing anyone there. (心理/感受)
3. The impostor stole the man's identity and used his credit card. (安全/诈骗)
58. be a blessing in disguise
- 发音：/bi ə ˈblesɪŋ ɪn dɪsˈɡaɪz/
- 意思：v. 因祸得福；塞翁失马
- 造句：
1. Missing the train was a blessing in disguise because it crashed later. (生活/幸运)
2. Losing his job was a blessing in disguise; he found a better one soon after. (工作/转折)
3. Getting sick was a blessing in disguise as it made me appreciate my health more. (健康/感悟)
59. sire a string of sons to continue the line
- 发音：/ˈsaɪə ə strɪŋ ɒv sʌnz tuː kənˈtɪnjuː ðə laɪn/
- 意思：v. 生下一串儿子以传宗接代
- 造句：
1. In the old days, many men wanted to sire a string of sons to continue the family line. (文化/传统)
2. The king was desperate to sire a string of sons to continue the royal line. (历史/王室)
3. Some people still believe it's important to sire sons to continue the family name. (社会/观念)
60. relay
- 发音：/ˈriːleɪ/ (n.) /rɪˈleɪ/ (v.)
- 意思：n. 接力赛；中继；v. 传达；转发；接力
- 造句：
1. Our team won the relay race at the school sports meeting. (体育/比赛)
2. Please relay this message to the manager as soon as possible. (工作/沟通)
3. The satellite relays TV signals to every corner of the world. (科技/通讯)
61. not a jot
- 发音：/nɒt ə dʒɒt/
- 意思：adv. 一点也不；丝毫没有
- 造句：
1. I don't care not a jot what other people think about me. (个人/态度)
2. The plan has not a jot of practical value and will never work. (计划/评价)
3. He has changed not a jot since we last met 10 years ago. (生活/变化)
62. go overhead
- 发音：/ɡəʊ ˈəʊvəhed/
- 意思：v. （话）让人听不懂；（飞机）从头顶飞过
- 造句：
1. His explanation of the theory went completely overhead, and I didn't understand a word. (学习/理解)
2. The plane went overhead, making a loud noise that woke the baby. (日常/声音)
3. The joke went overhead, and no one in the room laughed. (社交/幽默)
63. respectable
- 发音：/rɪˈspektəbl/
- 意思：adj. 体面的；值得尊敬的；相当好的
- 造句：
1. He comes from a respectable family and has a good education. (个人/背景)
2. She has a respectable job as a doctor and helps many people. (工作/职业)
3. The restaurant serves respectable food at a reasonable price. (生活/消费)
64. proposition
- 发音：/ˌprɒpəˈzɪʃn/
- 意思：n. 提议；建议；命题；（商业）提案
- 造句：
1. He made me a proposition to start a business together. (商业/合作)
2. The proposition that students should wear uniforms is widely discussed. (教育/讨论)
3. It's a tough proposition to finish the project in only one week. (工作/挑战)
65. helm
- 发音：/helm/
- 意思：n. 舵；掌舵；领导地位
- 造句：
1. The captain took the helm and steered the ship through the storm. (航海/冒险)
2. She took the helm of the company when the CEO retired. (商业/领导)
3. At the helm of the team, he led them to victory in the championship. (体育/管理)
66. smooth crossing
- 发音：/smuːð ˈkrɒsɪŋ/
- 意思：n. 顺利的横渡/穿越；平安过渡
- 造句：
1. We had a smooth crossing from England to France on the ferry. (旅行/交通)
2. The company wishes everyone a smooth crossing into the new year. (生活/祝福)
3. With his help, we had a smooth crossing from the old system to the new one. (工作/变革)
67. lose temper
- 发音：/luːz ˈtempə(r)/
- 意思：v. 发脾气；发火
- 造句：
1. I try not to lose temper even when things go wrong. (个人/情绪)
2. The teacher lost temper with the students who were talking in class. (教育/纪律)
3. He lost temper when he found out someone had stolen his bike. (生活/愤怒)
68. regency
- 发音：/ˈriːdʒənsi/
- 意思：n. 摄政时期；摄政统治
- 造句：
1. She loves reading novels set in the British Regency period. (文学/阅读)
2. The Regency era is known for its elegant fashion and architecture. (文化/历史)
3. The country was ruled by a regency while the king was ill. (历史/政治)
69. prospering
- 发音：/ˈprɒspərɪŋ/
- 意思：adj. 繁荣的；成功的；兴旺的
- 造句：
1. The city is prospering with new businesses and job opportunities. (城市/发展)
2. His business is prospering, and he plans to open a new branch next year. (商业/成功)
3. A prospering society depends on the hard work of its people. (社会/进步)
70. draw my attention to the plight
- 发音：/drɔː maɪ əˈtenʃn tuː ðə plaɪt/
- 意思：v. 让我注意到困境
- 造句：
1. The documentary drew my attention to the plight of homeless children. (社会/公益)
2. Her story drew my attention to the plight of animals in the circus. (环境/动物)
3. The report drew my attention to the plight of workers in poor conditions. (工作/权益)
71. in part to blame
- 发音：/ɪn pɑːt tuː bleɪm/
- 意思：v. 负有部分责任
- 造句：
1. The driver was in part to blame for the accident because he was speeding. (交通/事故)
2. The government is in part to blame for the high unemployment rate. (政治/经济)
3. I am in part to blame for the misunderstanding; I should have explained better. (人际/沟通)
72. chivved
- 发音：/tʃɪvd/
- 意思：v. （英，口语）催促；烦扰；追赶（chivvy的过去式）
- 造句：
1. My mother chivved me to finish my homework before watching TV. (家庭/督促)
2. The boss chivved the team to finish the project ahead of schedule. (工作/压力)
3. He chivved his friends to hurry up, or we would miss the train. (生活/催促)
73. fate knows the best
- 发音：/feɪt nəʊz ðə best/
- 意思：v. 命运自有最好的安排
- 造句：
1. Don't worry about the future; fate knows the best. (生活/心态)
2. I didn't get the job, but fate knows the best, and I found a better one later. (工作/缘分)
3. She believes that fate knows the best and everything happens for a reason. (个人/信仰)
74. patron
- 发音：/ˈpeɪtrən/
- 意思：n. 赞助人；顾客；老主顾；守护神
- 造句：
1. The rich man was a patron of the arts and donated money to museums. (文化/赞助)
2. The restaurant is popular, and it has many regular patrons. (生活/消费)
3. St. Nicholas is the patron saint of children and sailors. (文化/宗教)
75. from the bottom of
- 发音：/frəm ðə ˈbɒtəm ɒv/
- 意思：adv. 从……底部；发自内心
- 造句：
1. I thank you from the bottom of my heart for your help. (人际/感谢)
2. She loves her children from the bottom of her heart. (家庭/亲情)
3. The diver explored the cave from the bottom of the ocean. (探险/自然)
76. with no trace of irony
- 发音：/wɪð nəʊ treɪs ɒv ˈaɪrəni/
- 意思：adv. 毫无讽刺意味；非常认真
- 造句：
1. He said he was happy with no trace of irony; he really meant it. (人际/真诚)
2. She praised his work with no trace of irony, showing genuine respect. (工作/评价)
3. The teacher spoke with no trace of irony when she said the student was clever. (教育/鼓励)
77. keep out of it
- 发音：/kiːp aʊt ɒv ɪt/
- 意思：v. 别插手；别管闲事
- 造句：
1. It's none of your business; keep out of it! (人际/边界)
2. My parents told me to keep out of it when my siblings fought. (家庭/纠纷)
3. The police asked the public to keep out of it while they investigated the crime. (法律/调查)
78. every cloud has a silver lining
- 发音：/ˈevri klaʊd hæz ə ˈsɪlvə ˈlaɪnɪŋ/
- 意思：proverb. 黑暗中总有一线光明；守得云开见月明
- 造句：
1. Don't be sad about losing your job; every cloud has a silver lining. (生活/安慰)
2. She missed the bus, but every cloud has a silver lining—she met her old friend. (生活/偶遇)
3. Even in difficult times, remember that every cloud has a silver lining. (心态/励志)
79. impersonate
- 发音：/ɪmˈpɜːsəneɪt/
- 意思：v. 模仿；扮演； impersonate 假冒
- 造句：
1. He can impersonate many famous singers perfectly. (娱乐/才艺)
2. The thief impersonated a policeman to enter the building. (法律/犯罪)
3. The actor impersonated the president in the movie. (影视/表演)
80. emigrate
- 发音：/ˈemɪɡreɪt/
- 意思：v. 移居国外；移民
- 造句：
1. Many young people emigrate to find better job opportunities abroad. (社会/移民)
2. My family plans to emigrate to Canada next year. (生活/计划)
3. He emigrated from China to Australia when he was 20. (生活/经历)
81. share confidence
- 发音：/ʃeə ˈkɒnfɪdəns/
- 意思：v. 推心置腹；分享秘密
- 造句：
1. We share confidence and tell each other all our secrets. (人际/友谊)
2. She shares confidence with her mother and talks about her problems. (家庭/亲子)
3. Colleagues who share confidence work better as a team. (职场/信任)
82. brush sb up
- 发音：/brʌʃ sʌb ʌp/
- 意思：v. 温习；复习；使……恢复熟练
- 造句：
1. I need to brush up my English before I go abroad. (语言/学习)
2. She brushed up her cooking skills before the dinner party. (生活/技能)
3. He brushed up his knowledge of history for the exam. (学习/备考)
83. bear out
- 发音：/beə aʊt/
- 意思：v. 证实；支持；证明
- 造句：
1. The evidence bears out his claim that he was innocent. (法律/证据)
2. Research bears out the idea that exercise is good for mental health. (健康/科学)
3. Her experience bears out what she said in the interview. (工作/验证)
84. unearth the evidence
- 发音：/ʌnˈɜːθ ðə ˈevɪdəns/
- 意思：v. 发现证据；揭露真相
- 造句：
1. The detective worked hard to unearth the evidence of the crime. (法律/探案)
2. Journalists are trying to unearth the evidence of corruption. (媒体/调查)
3. Researchers unearthed the evidence of ancient civilizations in the desert. (历史/考古)
85. decisive
- 发音：/dɪˈsaɪsɪv/
- 意思：adj. 决定性的；果断的
- 造句：
1. The last goal was decisive and won the game for our team. (体育/比赛)
2. A decisive leader can make quick decisions in emergencies. (领导/能力)
3. The meeting was decisive and solved the problem once and for all. (工作/决策)
86. track down
- 发音：/træk daʊn/
- 意思：v. 追踪到；找到；追捕
- 造句：
1. The police finally tracked down the criminal after months of searching. (法律/追捕)
2. I managed to track down the rare book in a small bookstore. (生活/寻找)
3. She tracked down her old friend on social media. (人际/重逢)
87. frighten me away
- 发音：/ˈfraɪtn mi əˈweɪ/
- 意思：v. 把我吓跑；吓退我
- 造句：
1. The big dog frightened me away when I tried to enter the yard. (生活/恐惧)
2. His aggressive behavior frightened me away, and I left him. (人际/分手)
3. The high price frightened me away from buying the car. (消费/选择)
88. through its eternity
- 发音：/θruː ɪts ɪˈtɜːnəti/
- 意思：adv. 穿越永恒；直到永远
- 造句：
1. Their love will last through its eternity, never fading away. (情感/爱情)
2. The stars shine through its eternity in the night sky. (自然/宇宙)
3. The ancient pyramid has stood through its eternity for thousands of years. (历史/建筑)
89. jilt
- 发音：/dʒɪlt/
- 意思：v. 抛弃（情人）；遗弃
- 造句：
1. He jilted his girlfriend just before their wedding day. (情感/分手)
2. She felt heartbroken when her fiancé jilted her. (情感/伤心)
3. The actor was criticized for jilting his wife for a younger woman. (娱乐/八卦)
90. set aside
- 发音：/set əˈsaɪd/
- 意思：v. 留出；拨出；搁置；驳回
- 造句：
1. I set aside some money every month for my retirement. (生活/理财)
2. Let's set aside our differences and work together for the project. (人际/合作)
3. The judge set aside the decision and ordered a new trial. (法律/司法)
91. cross me
- 发音：/krɒs miː/
- 意思：v. 反对我；惹恼我；违背我
- 造句：
1. Don't cross me; I'm in a bad mood today. (情绪/警告)
2. Anyone who crosses me will regret it, he said angrily. (人际/威胁)
3. She crossed me by telling my secret to others. (人际/背叛)
92. dignified
- 发音：/ˈdɪɡnɪfaɪd/
- 意思：adj. 庄重的；有尊严的；高贵的
- 造句：
1. The old man had a dignified manner and commanded respect. (个人/气质)
2. She remained dignified even when she lost the competition. (心态/修养)
3. The queen gave a dignified speech to the nation. (政治/礼仪)
93. calming
- 发音：/ˈkɑːmɪŋ/
- 意思：adj. 令人平静的；镇定的
- 造句：
1. The sound of the ocean is very calming and helps me relax. (生活/放松)
2. She has a calming voice that makes people feel safe. (人际/气质)
3. Yoga and meditation have a calming effect on the mind and body. (健康/养生)
