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English essential phrases for college entrance examination

Agreed, vi. Agree; Hold the same opinion

Someone agrees with someone. Someone agrees with someone.

Something suits sb.

Agree with sb. agree with sb.' s suggestion

Agree on one point.

Agree on a certain point.

Agree to do sth.

I can't agree with you on this. I can't agree with you on this.

Break; Break. ; Damage; Destroy

We should all have a rest before dessert. We should all have a rest before dessert.

The machine broke down = broke down/terminated the conversation.

I have never seen an adult break down and cry. I have never seen such a strong person cry.

Break in, interrupt

Stop talking/interrupting suddenly, end/suspend work and have a rest.

Break out (war, etc); Escape (not passive)

Break through the encirclement

Break up, break up, school is over.

The police had to use force to disperse the crowd. The police had to use force to disperse the crowd.

Get rid of, get rid of, get rid of/change a habit.

Bring it here; Bring; get

I will bring some of my paintings into the gallery. I just took some of my photos to the art gallery.

Cause, cause, cause to fall.

Cause to produce, cause

put forward proposals

Earn some income

Arouse someone's memory.

Raise sb.

Put forward a proposal

vomit

end

Call vt. Shout; make a telephone call ...

Mr Bennett, there's a phone call for you. Bennett, there is a phone call for you.

I will call the roll before class. I will call the roll before class.

Visit sb.

Visit (sb's home); Stop (a train, ship)

Demand appeal

Call on someone to pick someone up and do something together.

Cancel (a plan, a game).

Shout to sb. ) loudly

give sb. a call

Come in, come in.

We'll call in a few days. We will call in two or three days.

Carry. ; Carry; transmit

Carry through to the end

Tomorrow, Sandra will take out the garbage. Sandra will pick up garbage tomorrow.

Go on, go on.

Another generation inherited Stuart's surname. This is a new generation that inherits the Stewart family incense.

Be taken away, fascinated, attracted ...

Carry forward (the spirit)

win a prize

Stick to the end and finish the plan

Help sb. tide over the difficulties ...

Seize; Hold on. ; Grab vi. We didn't catch anything We didn't catch anything

catch up with

He closed for a month to catch up on his academic work. He was isolated for a month, trying to catch up with his lessons.

Be hooked, trip

A drowning man will catch at a straw. A drowning man will catch the grass. A drowning man will catch at a straw.

Got caught in the rain.

Catch up with sb., catch up with the progress of work.

Clear; Clear.

Clear up (the weather), clear up, clarify the facts, and sort out.

It is said that it will clear up tonight. The weather forecast says the rain will stop tonight.

Clear away, remove, dissipate

Remove (snow) and other obstacles, move, erase and clear. ...

meet by chance

Come on, come on, wait, let's go. Oh, come on. Oh, come on.

To pounce on, attack ...

Come down, (temperature, price) come down, get sick.

Stand up and take the initiative to respond to the request and do something.

Come in, open

Have you had an engineer check it? Have you had an engineer check it?

From from

Come out, set out, result

Did Mitchell Johnson's comments come out? Did Mitchell Johnson's comments come out?

Come to wake up, always * * *, arrive, get understanding.

Walk towards sb.

It is put forward that seeds grow and develop.

I'll figure something out. I'll figure something out.

Come to the rescue

Realize

Cut off, cut off, cut off

Cut sth in half for cutting. ...

He cut off a dead branch. He cut off a dead branch.

Take a shortcut through

Cut, cut, reduce (expenses)

Cut off (a relationship, communication), stop (a phone call, an idea).

He broke off contact with his companions. He lost contact with his companions.

Delete/get rid of (bad habits), stop.

in short

What are you going to do with these books? What are you going to do with these books?

Comb your hair and keep it long.

To wrap/bind up

clean up

Abolish, remove, cancel

Death six. Death; Death; I would rather die than eat carrots. If I have to eat carrots, I would rather die.

Dir died of hunger, thirst, war and accidental pollution.

Died of old age and disease.

Die away's voice becomes weak, gradually disappears/stops, disappears.

Put out (wind, fire) slowly.

To die out, weaken, disappear, or exterminate (an animal)

Autumn six. Fall; Fall; calm down

fall asleep

Sick is sick. Be careful not to fall. Be careful not to get sick.

Meet (by chance)

Back off, back off, back off.

Fall behind, can't keep up

The inevitable result of the war is a decline in production. The inevitable result of war is the decline of productivity.

Fall into the pit and learn.

Fall off ... from the bench.

See it, fall on ...

insufficient

Never give up again

Go find vi. Become, become; reach

The news spread. Don't forget the bet.

Express clearly, make people understand, understand

The children began to quarrel with each other. The children began to quarrel.

I hope to leave early in the morning. I hope to leave early in the morning.

Put down, write down, write down, get sick/upset sb.

Now it's time to get down to business. It's time to get down to business.

Get along with progressive things

Get along with sb.

Get on the bus, stop, collect, collect. Yes Yes Let's line up. Yes, yes, please line up.

Get off. Get off.

You can take a bus and get off at the second stop. You can take a bus and get off at the second stop.

Get in, get in. Don't upset me! Don't get on my nerves. )

Go out for a walk. I need to go out more. I need to get out more.

Overcome (difficulties) and recover from illness, not from.

Yes, I know, but he will get over it. Yes, I know. It will be all right in a moment.

Spread around

Finish, pass, run out, go through the crowd, get through the phone.

It only took us a few minutes to get through the customs. Our customs inspection only took a few minutes.

Reach the destination and grasp the key and essence of the problem

Excuse me, how can I get to the bus station? Excuse me, how can I get to the bus station?

Let's get together these days. )

Interruption planning

get into trouble

Get rid of

Get up, get up

Give; Give. If you have more, please give me some. If you have more, please give me some.

Distribute, give, publish, betray, betray, expose

Give in to

Release (gas, light).

These flowers look beautiful, but they don't give off a good smell. These flowers look beautiful, but they don't smell sweet.

Some restaurants give off a smell, which can float into the street. The smell of some restaurants drifted into the street.

Giving up is exhausting.

He is determined to give up smoking .. He is determined to give up smoking.

Give way to be replaced.

Send someone to replace it.

Cause, cause

From mutual understanding, a comfortable situation has been created. Because of mutual understanding, a happy relationship has been established. (create means "cause" in addition to "create". )

Go bad; Turn sour; Corruption turns red, red, hungry and bad; go wrong

Walk around as you please

Catch up

Go, go, do it (orally), go. Ok, now we can start writing the order. Great, now we can prepare to place an order.

employ oneself in/engage in

exceed

It can go beyond the school system, Allen. This can be extended beyond the school system, Allen.

It took him a week to reply. It was a week before he replied.

descend

I want to go to Henry's grocery store. He always keeps the door open. I will go to Henry's grocery store. It's always open.

Yes, you're right. After all, she is smart enough to go into business. Yes, you're right. After all, she is completely smart in business.

Disappeared, corrupted, broken

Get out, get out, get out, strike.

Come with me to the construction site for inspection? Go to the construction site?

Review/experience (pain, difficulty), complete

Do you want to visit our factory sometime? When will you come to see our factory?

I can go to the cabin to buy some hot dogs and drinks. I can go to the cabin over there and buy some hot dogs and drinks. People who sleep with dogs are bound to be riddled with fleas. Making friends with the wicked will eventually become the wicked; If you live with the lame, you will learn to limp. )

Distribute, spread, spread around

Ok, let's go around the table. Ok, let's follow the table.

Go all out to do sth.

go back to the past ...

I will work for five years and then go back to school. I will work for five years and then go to school.

Match = match = match = match

They want me to go with them. They hope that I will go with them.

Cooperate well

Salesgirl: Of course. We have both technology and pants, which are very suitable for this sweater. Look at this part. Salesgirl: Of course. We have skirts and trousers that can go with that sweater. Look here.

Go too far, too far.

Hold on. Hold (an opinion, etc). )

No, the restaurant will keep our table. No, the restaurant will keep our seats.

Pause the host, delay, delay, continue, answer the phone

Stop, restrain, keep, hide

Hold down the control, inhibit = put down.

Procrastinate, keep your distance, alienate.

Wait a minute, stop, don't hang up (on the phone)

He entrusted them to me for safekeeping. He gave me the ring and told me to keep it for myself.

Stick to victory, support, keep, stretch

Hold on to a certain point of view (route), hold on to OK, and hold on to the right. Ok, stop on the right.

Hunting. ; Chasing vi. search

Look, look, look, look.

Keep it. Keep; leave

We have kept in touch by email since he left China.

Stick to a habit, follow, rely on (left and right)

In Britain, vehicles must drive on the left. In Britain, vehicles must drive on the left.

Back off, stop, back off.

Control, reduce and reduce expenses.

Avoid, stay away from, get out of the way

Let it wait outside, don't let it in.

Hold on, hold on, take courage.

Stop someone from doing something.

Hide sth from sb.

keep pace with

Knock on the door, vi & Transitive Verb & Knock, knock, knock

Bump into someone; happen to meet

Tear down something to lower the price, tear it down and cut expenses.

Call it a day, stop work, and write an article quickly.

Knock on someone to cook in a hurry, knock on the door to wake someone up and make someone tired.

knock at the door

Someone knocked at the door. This is the second time someone interrupted me that night. )

Knock sb. awake

Know vt Know; Know; Knowledgeable

Do you know where I put my glasses? Do you know where I put my glasses?

Understand, understand, understand the situation

How much do you know about the works of George Eliot? George? How much do you know about Eliot's works?

Know, know why

Be famous for sth ...

As we all know.

Lay down; Lay down Put, arrange, place, cover

Face down. okay Cover the cards.

Save the money.

Put down and make a plan.

Emphasize sth

Give one's life for ...

Layout; design

Stop firing

Leave, stay

Leave (sb) alone and don't touch (sth).

Leave, legacy

Stop; pause

Omission and deletion

The rest of the leave is over and will not be solved for the time being.

save

Because it rained, we had to play indoors. Because of the rain, we have to play indoors.

Let me introduce my friend to you. Ross, let me introduce my friend to you.

Not to mention not touching it, not to mention not touching it.

Put down (the curtain) and be disappointed.

Set off firecrackers, steam and release people.

Release air, make noise, leak

Look, look, look.

Yes, but you look as beautiful now as then. But you still look so beautiful.

Care and nursing

It's very kind of you to take care of my old grandmother while I'm on a business trip. It's very kind of you to take care of my elderly grandmother during my business trip.

May I see this watch? Can I see this watch?

Review review

Drop by.

I don't know. You can read the TV guide. I don't know. You can watch TV and newspapers.

Investigate, study, browse (books and newspapers)

Take a wait-and-see attitude towards ... ......

Watch out, watch out, watch out.

Look around, have a good look ... Do you mind if I look around ... Do you mind if I look around?

Check the comments and read yes, so we'd better look at your specifications. Yes, so we'd better read your instructions carefully first.

Browse, examine carefully

Be responsible and notice that the more women look in the mirror, the less they look at their houses. The more women look in the mirror, the less they do housework.

Find out (from the dictionary) that the weather has changed and prices have gone up.

Respect sb.

Look down upon sb. Look down upon sb. Look down upon sb. Look down upon sb.

Looking forward to looking forward to

I look forward to seeing you and Harry and Michelle. I'm waiting to meet Harry and Michelle.

It's really hard to make a decision. It is quite difficult to make a decision.

Orientation helps orientation. ...

Recognize, understand, write a check, pretend

I'm old enough to make up my own mind. I'm old enough to make up my own mind.

Make up for compensation

Consists of ... ...

Call to laugh and play a joke on sb.

Make full use of it

Be sure to find out

Make up your mind, make up your mind, make up your mind, make up your mind.

Make tea

She wants to teach as a career. She wants to teach as a career.

Make coffee. Make coffee.

Run away in a hurry and leave.

Open a. open; Turn on vt open

Does this shop open at 9 am on weekdays? Does this shop open at 9 am on weekdays?

The gardens in this city are open to the public from sunrise to sunset every day. City parks are open to the public from morning till night every day.

Open traffic

The door opened, leading to

The bridge is now open to traffic. This highway bridge can be opened to traffic now.

reclaim wasteland

Fire at sb. Shoot someone.

Open, open, turn around.

Pass; Pass; passport

Even if you take the exam again, you won't pass it. Even if I take the exam again, I won't pass it.

To pass away (time), die (euphemism)

Pass by someone, pass by. Don't let the opportunity slip away.

The pass disappeared and went smoothly.

pretend to be

Pass it around.

We don't like them passing through here. We don't want cars passing here.

Pneumatic pick; Toothpick v. chisel; Abstract; select

I went to school to pick up my sister. I went to school to pick up my sister.

Pick out, recognize (sb), understand

Pick it up, put someone on the bus halfway, and recover.

I went to school to pick up my sister. I went to school to pick up my sister.

Pull, pull

A trailer house (often seen in movies)

Pull down, pull down, weaken the body and lower the price.

Take off your undressing hat.

Complete the plan implementation plan

Pull away, leave, tide over the difficulties, and recover.

Get the car out of the garage. Get out of the garage.

Overcome difficulties and recover from illness.

Pull up (trees, grass).

Put v. put; Move; Pass through; write

Do you know where I put my glasses? Do you know where I put my glasses?

Put it away, put it away, put it ... in position.

He has saved a lot of money. He has saved a lot of money.

Put (time) aside ...

Put it back, postpone, postpone

After the others left, Mary stayed and put back the furniture. When the others left, Mary stayed and put the furniture back.

Put down his glass. He put down his glass.

Put forward, advance, provide

Submit application (+application)

All that is put in the wallet is not profit. All that is put in the wallet is not necessarily legitimate income.

Put off, put off, put off, put off till tomorrow what you can do today.

Put it on, put it on.

Put on some makeup. I put on some makeup.

Put through the phone.

Take it out, take it out, take it out, take it out, take it out, take it out, take it out, take it out, take it out, put it out, put it out, put it out, put it out, put it out, put it out, put it out, put it out, put it out, put it out, put it out, put it out, put it out, put it out, put it out.

If we can provide collateral, we will provide some collateral.

Put into production ... put into production

use

Devote yourself wholeheartedly.

Running; Race; He can run as fast as Jim. He runs as fast as Jim.

Run (kneel) into each other.

Pursuit, pursuit, pursuit of gentlemen, pursuit of gentlemen

Run away, run away from my sister out of control (what's the matter? )

Run down is weak, and the electricity is used up.

Run into sb.

Why don't you run for what, mom? Why not run for what, mom?

Well, I support it. I have no excuse. Oh, I don't think I can find an excuse anymore.

glance

Browse quickly, browse quickly, finish

Let's browse the arguments for and against. Let's look at the reasons for and against it.

At the risk of ... ...

fever

shortage

See vt. Meet; Hello to meet you. Can I see Mr. Green? Hello, can I see Mr. Green?

See sb. off, dismiss

Investigate sth. Investigate and know something.

Take care of it. I'll think about it. I have to think about it before I decide.

See through sb.

Carry sth through to the end

I can see it. It must be.

Send vt. Intransitive verbs send, send; You can send a fax if you want to hurry. If you want to hurry, send a fax.

Send an invitation and call someone.

Send out

See sb off. See sb. off, dismiss

Send out, launch

Send it in, send it out

Send when transmitting

Episode 6. (day, month) settings.

Let's go upstairs and decorate grandpa's room. We're going upstairs to clean grandpa's room.

Set about doing sth.

Set about doing sth. Start doing sth. , state.

After a serious delay, he finally set off at 8 o'clock. After several delays, he finally set off at eight o'clock.

Separate, flow out

Set aside the outflow, and declare ... invalid.

In that case, I'll leave you some. In that case, I'll leave you some.

Put it down and write it down.

Set out, set out

We're going upstairs to decorate grandpa's room. We're going upstairs to clean grandpa's room.

Set fire.

Set an example for sb.

Here we go. Six. Jump; Set out; When do you start working? When do you start working?

From... start ...

Starting from this, schedule an hour every week. Arrange an hour every week.

begin

Chase after sb.

Go, go, go.

Get down to business

Start work and suddenly stand up.

At the beginning,

Get vt. Kill (time); need

I used to take a walk in the morning. I used to go out for a walk early in the morning.

Take away take away, leave

I want to take away the book that you showed me yesterday. I want to take away the book that you showed me yesterday.

Take it back. Take it back.

Take back (what you just said)

Mistake A for B to accept something.

Accept sb.' s deception

Take off, cancel in front of gold, even the king will take off his hat. In front of the gold, the king also took off his hat.

Accept a gift, undertake

The United States will go one way and Japan the other. The United States and Japan take different new paths.

To hire someone

Occupy (time, place), engage in

Be proud of ...

take turns

take turns

Try to do sth.

take a risk

set an example

Take effect

be responsible for

Farewell

Thinking; Thinking; Thinking; I think so, I think so. Yes, I think so.

Think about it and care about what you think of this matter. What do you think of this?

Think, remember and feel. What do you think of their technology? What do you think of their playing skills?

in consideration of ......

Think it over.

Come up with, come up with, solve, think clearly

Recall the past.

Highly appraised. Highly appraised.

Throw v. project; Throw the plane. Throw (paper) the plane.

Throw around

Throw away, waste (money), lose (an opportunity)

Throw back, stop, attack

Knock down, overthrow

Drop a stone and get close to it. ...

Throw it in, throw it in

Throw in, throw in

Insert a word or two.

Throw away in a hurry, get rid of, throw away

Put down the shelf.

Put it on in a hurry

Throw away Don't throw away the baby with the bath water. Don't confuse good with bad.

Provide clues to help understand something.

Invest

Pour cold water on it.

Turn, turn.

Turn back+turn down to refuse, turn down the volume.

Raise the volume and pay attention to the lecture.

Please hand in your paper before you leave. Please hand in your paper before you leave.

(of a criminal) voluntarily surrender oneself (to the police

Become, become, translate into ...

As a result of production, production, cultivation and shutdown (gas)

What was the result of the game? What was the result of the ball game?

Turn it over, turn it over ...

Turn, turn, turn to page two.

turn to sb. for help

Oppose betrayal

Take turns

It's someone's turn to do something.

What will you wear to the party? What are you wearing at the party?

Exhauste sb.

Wear sth.

Wear and tear gradually disappear.

Wear (time).

Wear out with the passage of time.

Work six. (machines, etc. ) running; I will work in the next five days. I will work for 5 days (starting from tomorrow).

I will work on my computer. I want to practice my computer.

Working on a problem is doing a job.

To calculate (a total); calculate a total. Bring good results; Things will work out. Things will turn out well. Work with tacit understanding

preparatory work/be about to work

Work, make up