(1) I know exactly how she felt. (2) Do exactly as I tell you. (3) It happened almost exactly a year ago.
exactly [ɪgˈzæktli] 📢 UK📢 US
adj.户外的，露天的；喜欢户外活动的；（医院等）院外的；室外；
adv.精确地；确切地；完全地，全然；恰恰；
n.冰淇淋；
adj.欠考虑的；轻率的；自私的，不体贴人的；没有思想的；
(1) Britain still boasts the cheapest postal service... (2) We have started a campaign for better nursery and school services... (3) ...the BBC World service.
(1) an unpleasant experience (2) The minerals in the water made it unpleasant to drink. (3) He was very unpleasant to me.
unpleasant [ʌnˈpleznt] 📢 UK📢 US
vt.赞赏；称赞；欣赏；<美口>想要；
adj.精确的；绝对的；严格的，严谨的；[植]笔直的；
耳塞（人有两个耳朵故用复数形）；
adj.使人不愉快的；不合意的；讨厌的；不客气的；
(1) Our goods must be up to export standards before the Inspection Bureau releases them. (2) Those boys hiding behind the building be up to something bad. (3) Our productivity, technology capability and quality level be up to international standard.
(1) Flying terrifies her. (2) It was a terrifying experience. (3) Flying terrifies him...
terrify [ˈterɪfaɪ] 📢 UK📢 US
vt.使恐怖，使惊吓；恐吓，吓唬；威胁；
n.政府；政体；治理的形式；管辖，治理；
n.烦恼，忧虑；担心；撕咬； vi.担心，焦虑；为…发愁；撕咬； vt.使烦恼；烦扰；撕咬；
与…同样的；无异；何啻；
(1) Have any of you guys ever stepped on a toothpick? (2) Lighters have seen this automatic toothpick extinguishers? (3) Six years, six million toothpicks and 170 litres of glue: it's toothpick City!
(1) I don't know why he bothers me with this kind of rubbish. (2) I also met with Pollack again to kind of shoot the bull. (3) That's not the kind of talk one usually hears from accountants.
kind of [kaind ɔv] 📢 UK📢 US
保持健康；保养；摄生；颐；
<口>稍微，有点儿，有几分；
保护…不受…；
与…通信， 与…相一致；切合；
(1) Climbing so high made me feel dizzy . (2) I suffer from dizzy spells (= short periods when I am dizzy ) . (3) the dizzy descent from the summit
(1) in that case he and she must have plotted this together. (2) in that case, I'll go. (3) in that case, we won't wait any longer.
in that case [in ðæt keis] 📢 UK📢 US
vi.属于；是…的成员；应被放在；适应；
n.典礼，仪式；礼仪，礼节；虚礼，客气；
如果是那样的话；
为…所熟知；名字被记录在案；
(1) The sketch should be a kind of rehearsal for the eventual painting. (2) Many girls have a kind of mechanical attitude towards sex. (3) She maintained a kind of meek-ness.
a kind of [ə kaind ɔv] 📢 UK📢 US
n.力；武力；（社会）势力；魄力； vt.强迫；强行；促使，推动；强奸；
脱离危险；
<口>…的一种；几分；
n.不动产，土地；房地产；物业不动产；房地契；
(1) I'm a creature of habit (= I have a fixed and regular way of doing things) . (2) He began to finance his habit through burglary. (3) She's tried to give up smoking but just can't kick the habit .
(1) I still find it terrifying to find myself surrounded by large numbers of horses... (2) Rabies has been described as one of the most terrifying diseases known to man. (3) His Adi is more terrifying than any monster.
(1) No westerner could fly in without a visa. (2) Elias, unspeaking, continued to stare at Eolair after the westerner had finished. (3) She said that although her face was oriental she was, at heart, a westerner.
(1) The new drug is a potential lifesaver. (2) The cervical smear test is a lifesaver. (3) Mike: You could be my lifesaver and help me then.
lifesaver [ˈlaɪfseɪvə(r)] 📢 UK📢 US
n.救生者，水难救生员，济急的人；
adj.全部时间的；全日制的；专职的，专任的；
为…忧虑，烦恼的；
vt.允许；承认；给予；准许（做某事）； vi.容许；考虑；
(1) She was a sort of policewoman-cum-prosecutor. (2) His face assumed a sort of dreamy expression. (3) You can't see in this light, but my new coat is a sort of brownish colour.
(1) It may be necessary to buy a new one. (2) It doesn't seem necessary for us to meet. (3) Only use your car when absolutely necessary.
necessary [ˈnesəsəri] 📢 UK📢 US
adj.必要的；强制的；必然的；不可避免的； n.必需品；
adj.兼职的；部分时间的； adv.兼职地；用部分时间地；
adv.至少； 无论如何，反正；
n.恢复知觉，苏醒；
(1) Normally she wore little make-up... (2) She checked her makeup one last time, and then walked out with a spring in her step. (3) There was some fatal flaw in his makeup, and as time went on he lapsed into long silences or became off-hand.
(1) We checked in our luggage and went through to the departure lounge. (2) We've checked in at the hotel. (3) ‘Is Mary in the office? ’ ‘Just a moment. I'll go and check. ’
(1) She put on her coat and went out... (2) Maximo put on a pair of glasses... (3) The band are hoping to put on a UK show before the end of the year...
(1) the sole/only survivor of the massacre (2) The plane crashed in an area of dense jungle. There were no survivors. (3) There are only a few survivors from the original team (= members who remain in it while others have been replaced) .
survivor [səˈvaɪvə(r)] 📢 UK📢 US
adj.厚皮的；厚脸皮的；感觉迟钝的；不知羞耻的；
n.幸存者，残存者；生还者；遗物，残存物；重新正常生活的人；
简而言之，总之；一句话；简言之；
adj.布满灰尘的；尘状的；浅灰色的；枯燥无味的；
(1) Not much in the habit of such travelling your - self, I think, sir?' (2) He and Crossjay, were in the habit of ranging over the country. (3) Does your dog bite ? ie Is it in the habit of biting people?
(1) He covered her mouth to stop her from screaming. (2) The kids were screaming with excitement. (3) People ran for the exits, screaming out in terror.
(1) keep in mind you're going to be fighting lots of men who hit plenty hard. (2) keep in mind that we are talking about the drawbacks of negative feedback from a computer. (3) keep in mind that it's the small dimension of the slit which does the spreading out.
(1) Its most recent eruption began in 1992 and ended in 2002. (2) Most shopping centers have knocked ten percent off the price. (3) Sales of new models have skided 60 percent.
(1) a pleasant climate/evening/place (2) What a pleasant surprise! (3) to live in pleasant surroundings
pleasant [ˈpleznt] 📢 UK📢 US
adv.公认地；
n.地下室；[建]基底，底部；
adj.可爱的；令人愉快的；有趣的；晴朗的；
日复一日地，继续不断地；
(1) Should an injury result from nonstandard practice, a malpractice claim for damages could be made. (2) We desperately need a result from this match. (3) Conclusion: DGE can result from the comprehesive factor.
(1) She stood in the doorway for a moment before going in. (2) homeless people sleeping in shop doorways (3) Hannah looked up to see David and another man standing in the doorway...
doorway [ˈdɔ:ˌweɪ] 📢 UK📢 US
n.饭店；餐馆；饭馆；菜馆；
n.动荡，不安定；骚乱；风潮；乱腾；
与…相撞；相碰；磕碰；
n.门口，门道；
(1) Mary was always the perfect hostess. (2) She was a superb hostess to us all. (3) The hostess introduced them...
(1) He passed by a cosmetics store without looking in the window. (2) The shop sells lipstick, hair gel, and a whole range of other cosmetics. (3) In my younger days girls never went in for cosmetics and fancy dresses.
(1) I'd like to reserve a table for three for eight o'clock. (2) I've reserved a room in the name of Jones. (3) These seats are reserved for special guests.
(1) The game has already been postponed three times. (2) We'll have to postpone the meeting until next week. (3) It was an unpopular decision to postpone building the new hospital.