夜雨聆风1. such up
- 发音：/sʌtʃ ʌp/
- 意思：整理；收拾；归纳（口语常用，表“收拾干净/总结”）
- 造句：
1. I need to such up my notes before the exam.（学习/备考）
2. She helped me such up the room after the party.（生活/社交）
3. Let’s such up the main points of the discussion.（工作/讨论）
2. suck up to
- 发音：/sʌk ʌp tuː/
- 意思：巴结；奉承；讨好（贬义）
- 造句：
1. He always sucks up to the boss to get promotion.（工作/职场）
2. Some students suck up to teachers for higher marks.（学习/校园）
3. She hates people who suck up to celebrities in public.（社会/人际）
3. build up hopes
- 发音：/bɪld ʌp həʊps/
- 意思：寄予厚望；充满期待
- 造句：
1. Don’t build up hopes too much before the result comes out.（生活/心态）
2. Fans built up hopes for their team’s victory.（娱乐/体育）
3. She built up hopes of studying abroad after graduation.（教育/规划）
4. dabble
- 发音：/ˈdæbl/
- 意思：涉猎；浅尝；涉足（某领域）
- 造句：
1. I dabble in painting in my free time.（兴趣/爱好）
2. He dabbled in online business before starting his own company.（工作/创业）
3. Many teenagers dabble in different sports to find their passion.（生活/成长）
5. out of pocket
- 发音：/aʊt ɒv ˈpɒkɪt/
- 意思：自掏腰包；赔钱；手头紧
- 造句：
1. I was out of pocket after paying for the repair.（生活/财务）
2. The company refused to refund, leaving me out of pocket.（消费/维权）
3. Travelling alone often leaves you out of pocket unexpectedly.（旅行/生活）
6. trespass
- 发音：/ˈtrespəs/
- 意思： trespass（动词/名词）：非法进入；冒犯；打扰
- 造句：
1. It’s illegal to trespass on private property.（法律/安全）
2. I hope I didn’t trespass on your privacy.（人际/礼貌）
3. Hunters were fined for trespassing in the protected area.（环境/法规）
7. blow over
- 发音：/bləʊ ˈəʊvə/
- 意思：（风波）平息；（麻烦）过去
- 造句：
1. The argument will blow over in a few days.（人际/冲突）
2. The scandal is expected to blow over soon.（社会/舆论）
3. Don’t worry; this problem will blow over eventually.（生活/心态）
8. seduce
- 发音：/sɪˈdjuːs/
- 意思：引诱；诱惑；勾引
- 造句：
1. The bright lights of the city seduced many young people.（社会/选择）
2. He tried to seduce her with expensive gifts.（人际/情感）
3. Easy money can seduce people into making bad decisions.（价值观/选择）
9. bow and scrape
- 发音：/baʊ ənd skreɪp/
- 意思：卑躬屈膝；阿谀奉承（贬义）
- 造句：
1. He bows and scrapes to anyone in power.（人际/职场）
2. She refused to bow and scrape to her rude boss.（工作/态度）
3. Some people bow and scrape to celebrities for attention.（社会/价值观）
10. juvenile madness
- 发音：/ˈdʒuːvənaɪl ˈmædnəs/
- 意思：幼稚的疯狂；年少轻狂
- 造句：
1. His juvenile madness led to many silly mistakes.（成长/性格）
2. Teenagers often act out of juvenile madness.（生活/青少年）
3. We laughed at our juvenile madness when we were young.（回忆/生活）
11. jolly
- 发音：/ˈdʒɒli/
- 意思：愉快的；高兴的（形容词）；鼓舞（动词）
- 造句：
1. We had a jolly time at the beach last weekend.（生活/休闲）
2. His jolly personality makes him popular.（人际/性格）
3. The music jollied up the whole party.（娱乐/氛围）
12. make of
- 发音：/meɪk ɒv/
- 意思：理解；看待；对……有看法
- 造句：
1. What do you make of his strange behavior?（人际/判断）
2. I don’t know what to make of this news.（生活/信息）
3. What do you make of studying abroad?（教育/观点）
13. banners are red
- 发音：/ˈbænəz ɑː(r) red/
- 意思：旗帜鲜红；象征喜庆/热烈（多用于文学/正式语境）
- 造句：
1. On National Day, banners are red all over the city.（节日/文化）
2. Banners are red to celebrate the team’s victory.（体育/庆祝）
3. During the festival, banners are red and full of joy.（文化/传统）
14. posture（动词）
- 发音：/ˈpɒstʃə(r)/
- 意思：故作姿态；摆姿势；装腔作势
- 造句：
1. He postures as a tough guy but is actually kind.（人际/性格）
2. Politicians often posture for the media.（社会/政治）
3. She postures confidence even when she’s nervous.（生活/心态）
15. all above board
- 发音：/ɔːl əˈbʌv bɔːd/
- 意思：光明正大；公开透明；合法合规
- 造句：
1. Our business deals are all above board.（工作/商业）
2. The election process must be all above board.（社会/公平）
3. I want our relationship to be all above board.（人际/信任）
16. forward（动词）
- 发音：/ˈfɔːwəd/
- 意思：转发；转交；促进
- 造句：
1. Please forward this email to the whole team.（工作/沟通）
2. She forwarded the message to her parents.（生活/社交）
3. This policy will forward economic development.（社会/政策）
17. bid you
- 发音：/bɪd juː/
- 意思：向你表示；祝愿；告别（正式）
- 造句：
1. I bid you farewell before leaving.（人际/告别）
2. We bid you good luck for your exam.（学习/祝福）
3. They bid you welcome to their country.（旅行/礼仪）
18. disgrace（动词）
- 发音：/dɪsˈɡreɪs/
- 意思：使丢脸；使蒙羞；玷污
- 造句：
1. His actions disgraced his family.（人际/家庭）
2. Cheating disgraces the spirit of sports.（体育/道德）
3. She felt she disgraced herself by failing the test.（学习/心态）
19. flatten
- 发音：/ˈflætn/
- 意思： flatten：使变平；击败；摧毁
- 造句：
1. He flattened the paper to write on it.（生活/日常）
2. The team flattened their opponents in the final.（体育/比赛）
3. The storm flattened many houses in the village.（自然/灾害）
20. masselliance（注：应为 masculine，常见拼写误差）
- 发音：/ˈmæskjəlɪn/
- 意思：男性的；阳刚的；男子气概的
- 造句：
1. He has a strong masculine voice.（外貌/特征）
2. Traditional masculine roles are changing nowadays.（社会/性别）
3. She likes men with a gentle but masculine personality.（人际/偏好）
21. maiden
- 发音：/ˈmeɪdn/
- 意思：少女；处女（名词）；首次的（形容词）
- 造句：
1. The maiden lived alone in the old castle.（文学/故事）
2. This is his maiden speech as a leader.（工作/首次）
3. The ship made its maiden voyage last year.（科技/交通）
22. hallow
- 发音：/ˈhæləʊ/
- 意思：使神圣；尊敬；把……视为神圣
- 造句：
1. They hallow this day as a national holiday.（文化/节日）
2. People hallow the memory of their ancestors.（文化/传统）
3. This temple is hallowed by history.（文化/宗教）
23. retract
- 发音：/rɪˈtrækt/
- 意思：收回；撤回；撤销（言论/承诺）
- 造句：
1. He had to retract his false statement in public.（社会/诚信）
2. The company retracted its job offer suddenly.（工作/职场）
3. She refused to retract her opinion even under pressure.（人际/态度）
24. from here on in
- 发音：/frəm hɪə ɒn ɪn/
- 意思：从现在开始；从今往后
- 造句：
1. From here on in, I will focus on my studies.（学习/规划）
2. From here on in, we must work harder as a team.（工作/团队）
3. From here on in, no more excuses for being late.（生活/规则）
25. sloppy
- 发音：/ˈslɒpi/
- 意思：马虎的；草率的；泥泞的；伤感的
- 造句：
1. His sloppy work annoyed his boss.（工作/态度）
2. Don’t be sloppy with your homework.（学习/习惯）
3. The ground was sloppy after the rain.（生活/天气）
26. decant
- 发音：/dɪˈkænt/
- 意思：倒出（液体）；轻轻转移；（酒）醒酒
- 造句：
1. She decanted the wine into a glass before serving.（生活/饮食）
2. He decanted the oil into a smaller bottle.（生活/日常）
3. Waiters often decant wine to improve its taste.（餐饮/礼仪）
27. decanters
- 发音：/dɪˈkæntəz/
- 意思：（玻璃）醒酒器；滗析器
- 造句：
1. The decanters on the table are very expensive.（生活/物品）
2. She bought two crystal decanters for her parents.（购物/礼物）
3. Wine tastes better when poured from decanters.（饮食/品味）
28. make a mountain out of
- 发音：/meɪk ə ˈmaʊntən aʊt ɒv/
- 意思：小题大做；夸大其词
- 造句：
1. Don’t make a mountain out of a small mistake.（生活/心态）
2. She always makes a mountain out of trivial problems.（人际/性格）
3. The media made a mountain out of the minor incident.（社会/舆论）
29. plot thickens
- 发音：/plɒt ˈθɪkənz/
- 意思：情节变得复杂；情况变得扑朔迷离
- 造句：
1. Just as we thought we knew the truth, the plot thickens.（娱乐/影视）
2. The investigation stalled, and the plot thickens.（社会/事件）
3. In the novel, the plot thickens in the second chapter.（文学/阅读）
30. spare a moment
- 发音：/speə ə ˈməʊmənt/
- 意思：抽出一点时间；抽空
- 造句：
1. Can you spare a moment to help me with this?（人际/求助）
2. Please spare a moment to fill out this form.（工作/事务）
3. He never spares a moment for his family.（生活/陪伴）
31. through thick and thin
- 发音：/θruː θɪk ənd θɪn/
- 意思：同甘共苦；不畏艰险；始终不渝
- 造句：
1. True friends stay with you through thick and thin.（人际/友谊）
2. They supported each other through thick and thin.（情感/婚姻）
3. The team stuck together through thick and thin.（工作/团队）
32. deny me that
- 发音：/dɪˈnaɪ miː ðæt/
- 意思：别剥夺我这个；别不让我……
- 造句：
1. Don’t deny me that chance to study abroad.（教育/机会）
2. You can’t deny me that right to speak.（人际/权利）
3. Don’t deny me that simple pleasure of reading.（生活/爱好）
33. be taken ill
- 发音：/bi ˈteɪkən ɪl/
- 意思：突然生病；病倒
- 造句：
1. She was taken ill during the meeting.（工作/健康）
2. Many people were taken ill after eating the food.（生活/安全）
3. He was taken ill and had to cancel the trip.（旅行/计划）
34. cheer us up no end
- 发音：/tʃɪə əs ʌp nəʊ end/
- 意思：让我们开心极了；使我们无比振奋
- 造句：
1. Your gift cheered us up no end.（生活/惊喜）
2. The good news cheered us up no end.（工作/喜讯）
3. Their performance cheered us up no end.（娱乐/活动）
35. preach
- 发音：/priːtʃ/
- 意思：说教；布道；宣扬
- 造句：
1. He always preaches about the importance of hard work.（人际/说教）
2. She preaches healthy living but eats junk food.（生活/ hypocrisy）
3. The priest preached to the crowd on Sunday.（文化/宗教）
36. flop
- 发音：/flɒp/
- 意思：失败；砸锅；扑通坐下
- 造句：
1. His new movie was a total flop.（娱乐/影视）
2. The plan flopped because of poor preparation.（工作/计划）
3. She flopped onto the sofa after a long day.（生活/疲惫）
37. give sb brushoff
- 发音：/ɡɪv ˈsʌmbədi ˈbrʌʃɒf/
- 意思：冷落某人；对……敷衍了事；打发走
- 造句：
1. He gave me the brushoff when I asked for help.（人际/冷漠）
2. She gave the salesman a brushoff and left.（消费/购物）
3. Don’t give your friends the brushoff when they need you.（人际/友谊）
38. nuisance
- 发音：/ˈnjuːsns/
- 意思：讨厌的人/事；麻烦
- 造句：
1. The noise from the street is a real nuisance.（生活/环境）
2. He’s such a nuisance when he’s drunk.（人际/性格）
3. Mosquitoes are a nuisance in summer.（生活/自然）
39. wretched
- 发音：/ˈretʃɪd/
- 意思：悲惨的；可怜的；恶劣的
- 造句：
1. She felt wretched after losing her job.（生活/困境）
2. The homeless live in wretched conditions.（社会/贫困）
3. The weather was wretched during our holiday.（旅行/天气）
40. breakfast（动词）
- 发音：/ˈbrekfəst/
- 意思：吃早餐
- 造句：
1. I usually breakfast at 7 a.m. on weekdays.（生活/习惯）
2. They breakfasted together by the sea.（旅行/休闲）
3. She never breakfasts before going to work.（健康/生活）
41. every fiber of me
- 发音：/ˈevri ˈfaɪbə(r) ɒv miː/
- 意思：我的全身心；我骨子里
- 造句：
1. Every fiber of me wants to succeed.（生活/决心）
2. Every fiber of me hates lying.（价值观/道德）
3. Every fiber of me loves this city.（情感/归属）
42. have the monopoly of honor
- 发音：/hæv ðə məˈnɒpəli ɒv ˈɒnə(r)/
- 意思：独占荣誉；独享荣光（正式/文学）
- 造句：
1. No single team should have the monopoly of honor.（体育/公平）
2. He believes he has the monopoly of honor in the family.（人际/家庭）
3. The country refused to let others have the monopoly of honor.（社会/竞争）
43. catch-as-catch-can
- 发音：/kætʃ æz kætʃ kæn/
- 意思：将就的；设法弄到的；没有计划的
- 造句：
1. It was a catch-as-catch-can meal on the train.（旅行/饮食）
2. In the countryside, food is catch-as-catch-can in winter.（生活/生存）
3. His schedule is catch-as-catch-can due to busy work.（工作/时间）
44. armada
- 发音：/ɑːˈmɑːdə/
- 意思：舰队；大队（船只/飞机）
- 造句：
1. The Spanish armada was defeated in history.（历史/事件）
2. An armada of ships sailed into the harbor.（交通/航海）
3. An armada of planes flew over the city.（科技/军事）
45. call it rent
- 发音：/kɔːl ɪt rent/
- 意思：就当是租金；算作租金（口语）
- 造句：
1. You can stay here; we’ll call it rent.（生活/住宿）
2. He helped me fix the house, so I called it rent.（人际/互助）
3. Instead of paying, I worked and called it rent.（生活/交换）
46. groggy
- 发音：/ˈɡrɒɡi/
- 意思：昏昏沉沉的；头晕眼花的；虚弱的
- 造句：
1. I feel groggy after staying up late.（生活/健康）
2. He was groggy when he woke up.（生活/日常）
3. The medicine made her feel groggy all day.（健康/医疗）
47. almighty
- 发音：/ɔːlˈmaɪti/
- 意思：全能的；无比的；极度的
- 造句：
1. The almighty storm destroyed the village.（自然/灾害）
2. He has almighty power in the company.（工作/权力）
3. We prayed to the almighty for help.（文化/宗教）
48. go over a cliff
- 发音：/ɡəʊ ˈəʊvə ə klɪf/
- 意思：走投无路；濒临崩溃；（经济）断崖式下跌
- 造句：
1. The company went over a cliff after the scandal.（工作/危机）
2. He felt like going over a cliff after the breakup.（情感/挫折）
3. The economy went over a cliff during the crisis.（社会/经济）
49. stout
- 发音：/staʊt/
- 意思：结实的；勇敢的；肥胖的；黑啤酒
- 造句：
1. He is a stout man with a kind heart.（外貌/性格）
2. She gave a stout resistance to the unfair rule.（人际/态度）
3. They drank stout beer at the pub.（生活/饮食）
50. get down to
- 发音：/ɡet daʊn tuː/
- 意思：开始认真处理；着手做
- 造句：
1. Let’s get down to work after the break.（工作/效率）
2. I need to get down to studying for the exam.（学习/备考）
3. They got down to planning the wedding.（生活/计划）
51. succumb to
- 发音：/səˈkʌm tuː/
- 意思：屈服于；死于；被……征服
- 造句：
1. Don’t succumb to peer pressure.（生活/心态）
2. He succumbed to cancer last year.（健康/疾病）
3. She succumbed to temptation and bought the dress.（消费/欲望）
52. privileged
- 发音：/ˈprɪvəlɪdʒd/
- 意思：享有特权的；荣幸的；特殊的
- 造句：
1. She comes from a privileged background.（社会/阶层）
2. I feel privileged to work with you.（工作/荣幸）
3. Only privileged students can study abroad.（教育/机会）
53. nameless offshoot of a drudge（注：应为 nameless offshoot of a drudge，表“无名小卒；苦工的后代”）
- 发音：/ˈneɪmləs ˈɒfʃuːt ɒv ə drʌdʒ/
- 意思：出身卑微；无名小卒；苦工的后代
- 造句：
1. He started as a nameless offshoot of a drudge and became rich.（成长/逆袭）
2. She refused to be treated as a nameless offshoot of a drudge.（人际/尊严）
3. Many great men were once nameless offshoots of drudges.（社会/励志）
54. come along
- 发音：/kʌm əˈlɒŋ/
- 意思：一起来；进展；出现
- 造句：
1. Come along with us to the park.（生活/邀请）
2. How is your project coming along?（工作/进展）
3. A good opportunity came along last month.（生活/机会）
55. forgiveness
- 发音：/fəˈɡɪvnəs/
- 意思：原谅；宽恕；宽宏大量
- 造句：
1. She asked for forgiveness for her mistake.（人际/道歉）
2. Forgiveness is better than revenge.（价值观/心态）
3. He gave her forgiveness without hesitation.（情感/和解）
56. regret bitterly
- 发音：/rɪˈɡret ˈbɪtəli/
- 意思：深感后悔；痛心疾首
- 造句：
1. He regretted bitterly quitting his job.（工作/决定）
2. She regretted bitterly not studying harder.（学习/遗憾）
3. They regretted bitterly missing the chance.（生活/机会）
57. might as well
- 发音：/maɪt æz wel/
- 意思：不妨；倒不如；还是……好
- 造句：
1. We might as well walk home since it’s nearby.（生活/选择）
2. You might as well try; you have nothing to lose.（生活/鼓励）
3. It’s raining, so we might as well stay indoors.（生活/天气）
58. rage and fury
- 发音：/reɪdʒ ənd ˈfjʊəri/
- 意思：狂怒；暴怒；愤怒至极
- 造句：
1. He shouted in rage and fury at the news.（人际/情绪）
2. The crowd expressed their rage and fury at the decision.（社会/抗议）
3. She felt rage and fury when she was betrayed.（情感/背叛）
59. hold you to
- 发音：/həʊld juː tuː/
- 意思：要求你遵守；信守（承诺）
- 造句：
1. I will hold you to your promise.（人际/信任）
2. The teacher held us to high standards.（学习/要求）
3. They held him to his word in the contract.（工作/合同）
60. calling to do
- 发音：/ˈkɔːlɪŋ tuː duː/
- 意思：使命感；天职；召唤去做
- 造句：
1. She felt a calling to help the poor.（社会/公益）
2. His calling to teach led him to become a teacher.（职业/选择）
3. I have a calling to protect the environment.（价值观/责任）
61. self-worth
- 发音：/self wɜːθ/
- 意思：自我价值；自尊
- 造句：
1. Success is not the only measure of self-worth.（价值观/自我）
2. Her self-worth increased after achieving her goal.（成长/心态）
3. Don’t let others destroy your self-worth.（人际/自信）
62. preferably
- 发音：/ˈprefrəbli/
- 意思：最好；更可取地；优先
- 造句：
1. I want a room with a window, preferably facing south.（生活/住宿）
2. Please reply by Friday, preferably by email.（工作/沟通）
3. She likes tea, preferably green tea.（生活/偏好）
63. on a tidal wave of grief
- 发音：/ɒn ə ˈtaɪdl weɪv ɒv ɡriːf/
- 意思：在悲痛的浪潮中；极度悲伤
- 造句：
1. She was on a tidal wave of grief after her father died.（情感/失去）
2. The nation was on a tidal wave of grief after the disaster.（社会/灾难）
3. He felt on a tidal wave of grief when he lost the game.（体育/挫折）
64. pull together
- 发音：/pʊl təˈɡeðə(r)/
- 意思：齐心协力；团结起来；振作起来
- 造句：
1. We must pull together to finish the task.（工作/团队）
2. The family pulled together during hard times.（家庭/团结）
3. Pull yourself together and face the problem.（生活/心态）
65. obliging
- 发音：/əˈblaɪdʒɪŋ/
- 意思：乐于助人的；体贴的；有礼貌的
- 造句：
1. He is an obliging neighbor who always helps others.（人际/邻里）
2. The staff were very obliging and answered all questions.（服务/体验）
3. She has an obliging personality and makes friends easily.（性格/社交）
66. on their backs
- 发音：/ɒn ðeə bæks/
- 意思：仰卧；陷入困境；依赖他人
- 造句：
1. The children lay on their backs watching the stars.（生活/休闲）
2. Many small businesses are on their backs due to the crisis.（经济/困境）
3. He’s been on his back since he lost his job.（生活/失业）
67. cover for you
- 发音：/ˈkʌvə(r) fɔː(r) juː/
- 意思：为你打掩护；替你代班；包庇你
- 造句：
1. I’ll cover for you if you’re late.（人际/帮助）
2. She covered for her friend who skipped class.（学习/校园）
3. Don’t ask me to cover for your mistakes.（工作/责任）
68. with savage changes
- 发音：/wɪð ˈsævɪdʒ ˈtʃeɪndʒɪz/
- 意思：经历剧烈变化；翻天覆地的改变
- 造句：
1. The city has grown with savage changes in 10 years.（社会/发展）
2. His life changed with savage changes after the accident.（生活/变故）
3. The industry is facing savage changes due to technology.（工作/科技）
69. gladden
- 发音：/ˈɡlædn/
- 意思：使高兴；使喜悦；使欣慰
- 造句：
1. Your success gladdens my heart.（人际/祝福）
2. The good news gladdened everyone in the room.（生活/喜讯）
3. Her smile gladdens everyone around her.（人际/性格）
70. gave me fright
- 发音：/ɡeɪv mi fraɪt/
- 意思：吓了我一跳；让我受惊
- 造句：
1. The sudden noise gave me a fright.（生活/惊吓）
2. He gave me a fright by jumping out suddenly.（人际/玩笑）
3. The dark alley gave me a fright at night.（生活/安全）
71. contrive
- 发音：/kənˈtraɪv/
- 意思：策划；设法做到；发明
- 造句：
1. They contrived a plan to escape.（生活/计划）
2. She contrived to finish the work on time.（工作/效率）
3. He contrived a new machine to save energy.（科技/发明）
72. give in my notice
- 发音：/ɡɪv ɪn maɪ ˈnəʊtɪs/
- 意思：递交辞呈；辞职
- 造句：
1. I gave in my notice last week.（工作/辞职）
2. She gave in her notice after finding a new job.（工作/跳槽）
3. He gave in his notice due to health problems.（工作/健康）
73. smuggle
- 发音：/ˈsmʌɡl/
- 意思：走私；偷运；偷偷携带
- 造句：
1. He was arrested for smuggling drugs.（法律/犯罪）
2. She smuggled snacks into the cinema.（生活/规则）
3. They smuggled goods across the border.（经济/贸易）
74. be worthy of
- 发音：/bi ˈwɜːði ɒv/
- 意思：值得；配得上；应受
- 造句：
1. You are worthy of love and respect.（人际/自尊）
2. This book is worthy of reading.（学习/阅读）
3. His effort is worthy of praise.（工作/认可）
75. now that
- 发音：/naʊ ðæt/
- 意思：既然；由于
- 造句：
1. Now that you’re here, let’s start the meeting.（工作/会议）
2. Now that it’s raining, we can’t go out.（生活/天气）
3. Now that he’s retired, he travels a lot.（生活/退休）
76. resurrection
- 发音：/ˌrezəˈrekʃn/
- 意思：复活；复兴；复苏
- 造句：
1. The story is about the resurrection of the hero.（文学/故事）
2. The city saw a resurrection after the war.（社会/重建）
3. His career experienced a resurrection last year.（工作/逆袭）
77. vile
- 发音：/vaɪl/
- 意思：卑鄙的；恶劣的；极坏的
- 造句：
1. He made a vile comment about her appearance.（人际/冒犯）
2. The vile smell came from the garbage.（生活/环境）
3. It’s a vile crime that should be punished.（法律/道德）
78. mighty working
- 发音：/ˈmaɪti ˈwɜːkɪŋ/
- 意思：强大的作用；神奇的功效（正式/文学）
- 造句：
1. Love has a mighty working on people’s hearts.（情感/力量）
2. Education has a mighty working on social progress.（教育/影响）
3. Faith has a mighty working in difficult times.（文化/信仰）
79. cliche
- 发音：/ˈkliːʃeɪ/
- 意思：陈词滥调；老生常谈
- 造句：
1. His speech was full of cliches.（工作/演讲）
2. “Time is money” is a common cliche.（语言/表达）
3. The movie uses too many cliches in the plot.（娱乐/影视）
80. part friends
- 发音：/pɑːt frendz/
- 意思：友好分手；好聚好散
- 造句：
1. They broke up but parted friends.（情感/分手）
2. We disagreed but parted friends.（人际/和解）
3. The couple parted friends after divorce.（情感/婚姻）
81. profit in quarrel
- 发音：/ˈprɒfɪt ɪn ˈkwɒrəl/
- 意思：从争吵中获利；坐收渔利
- 造句：
1. Some people profit in quarrels between others.（人际/心机）
2. The company profited in the quarrel between its rivals.（商业/竞争）
3. He never profits in quarrels; he hates conflicts.（价值观/性格）
82. tear you into pieces by wild dogs
- 发音：/teə(r) juː ˈɪntu ˈpiːsɪz baɪ waɪld dɒɡz/
- 意思：被野狗撕成碎片（夸张/威胁）
- 造句：
1. He threatened to tear me into pieces by wild dogs.（人际/冲突）
2. In the story, the villain was torn into pieces by wild dogs.（文学/故事）
3. She was so angry she said she’d tear him into pieces by wild dogs.（情感/愤怒）
83. mistreat
- 发音：/ˌmɪsˈtriːt/
- 意思：虐待；苛待；亏待
- 造句：
1. It’s illegal to mistreat animals.（法律/动物保护）
2. He was accused of mistreating his employees.（工作/职场）
3. She felt mistreated by her rude classmates.（人际/校园）
84. intransigent
- 发音：/ɪnˈtrænsɪdʒənt/
- 意思：不妥协的；顽固的；强硬的
- 造句：
1. He is intransigent about his political views.（社会/政治）
2. The intransigent boss refused to change the rule.（工作/管理）
3. She remained intransigent despite our persuasion.（人际/态度）
85. intransigence
- 发音：/ɪnˈtrænsɪdʒəns/
- 意思：不妥协；顽固；强硬态度
- 造句：
1. His intransigence led to the failure of the talk.（工作/谈判）
2. The government’s intransigence angered the public.（社会/抗议）
3. We must overcome intransigence to reach an agreement.（人际/合作）
86. minimize the scandal
- 发音：/ˈmɪnɪmaɪz ðə ˈskændl/
- 意思：尽量减少丑闻影响；平息风波
- 造句：
1. The company tried to minimize the scandal quickly.（工作/危机）
2. The government minimized the scandal to avoid panic.（社会/舆论）
3. She apologized to minimize the scandal.（人际/道歉）
87. make sth out of
- 发音：/meɪk ˈsʌmθɪŋ aʊt ɒv/
- 意思：用……制成；从……中获得；理解
- 造句：
1. She made a dress out of old cloth.（生活/手工）
2. He made a success out of his small business.（工作/创业）
3. I can’t make anything out of his strange words.（人际/理解）
88. hitch onto
- 发音：/hɪtʃ ˈɒntuː/
- 意思：搭便车；依附；紧跟
- 造句：
1. He hitched onto the truck to go home.（生活/交通）
2. She hitched onto the popular trend to gain followers.（社会/潮流）
3. The small company hitched onto a big brand for survival.（商业/合作）
89. be obliged to
- 发音：/bi əˈblaɪdʒd tuː/
- 意思：不得不；有义务；感激
- 造句：
1. I am obliged to follow the rules.（生活/规则）
2. We are obliged to help those in need.（社会/责任）
3. I am much obliged to you for your help.（人际/感谢）
90. on the charge of
- 发音：/ɒn ðə tʃɑːdʒ ɒv/
- 意思：因……罪；被指控……
- 造句：
1. He was arrested on the charge of theft.（法律/犯罪）
2. She was tried on the charge of fraud.（法律/诉讼）
3. The official was dismissed on the charge of corruption.（社会/反腐）
91. willful
- 发音：/ˈwɪlfl/
- 意思：故意的；任性的；蓄意的
- 造句：
1. It was a willful act of disobedience.（人际/态度）
2. He made a willful mistake to avoid work.（工作/责任）
3. The willful child refused to listen to his parents.（成长/性格）
