第27課| Vanessa說英語 | Top 100必備英語詞匯
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baby
英譯：a very young child or the youngest child
例：My friend just announced that she's having a baby.
kid
英譯：a child or young person
例：When I was a kid, I wanted to be grown up.Now that I'm grown up ,I wanna be a kid again.
parent
英譯：someone who has a baby/or a child
例：Now that I am a parent, I understand my parents a lot better.
pet
英譯：an animal that is kept for companionship
例：My first pet was a hermit crab, and I kept him for five years.
family
英譯：a group of people who are related to each othe
例：I love spending time with my family.
home
英譯：where you live
例：I loving coming home to my family at the end of a long day.
car
英譯：a four-wheeled vehicle that can carry people
例：How old were you when you first drove a car?
garage
英譯：a building used for storing vehicles
例：I park my car in the garage to protect it.
room
英譯：a part of a building enclosed with walls, a floor and a ceiling
例：Everyone looked at her when she walked into the room.
relationship
英譯：the connection between people
例:I formed some meaningful relationships when I was in college.
friend
英譯：someone that you have a mutual bond with
例：We've been friends since I was five years old.
person
英譯：an individual human
例：if you're the best person in the room, please turn off the lights.
school
英譯：a place where education takes place
例：I never really enjoyed school.Maybe that is why I became an online teacher.
book
英譯：a bound set of pages with printed words
例：I was so interested in that book that I read it until 3 am.
teacher
英譯：someone who insturcts
例：I'm so happy to be your English teacher.
student
英譯：someone who is studying at a school
例：Thank you for being my student.
education
英譯：the process of receiving or giving instruction or knowledge
例：You can get a good education in a lot of different ways.
information
英譯：facts or details about something
例：I need some more information before I can make a decision.
group
英譯：a number of people or things that have something in common
例：A lot of my students meet with a speaking group once a week.
team
英譯：a group of people working together toward a shared goal
例：I was so happy when my team won the championship!
subject
英譯：a person or thing that is being studied
例：Math was never my best subject.
class
英譯：a session for learning
例：Have you ever been to an in person English class?
project
英譯：a planned undertaking by an individual or a group
例：My husband's new project is building a new fence for our chikens.
research
英譯：an inverstigation and discovery
例：I never buy something big without doing some research first.
result
英譯：the outcome of something
例：If you want good result, you have to work hard.
reason
英譯：explanation for an action or evenr
例：You better have a good reason for being late.
change
英譯：something becoming different or altered
例：Working at the library instead of at home was a nice change of scenery.
desk
英譯：a piece of furniture with a surface for working or writing
例：This desk belonged to my grandmother when she was a student.
computer
英譯：an electronic device for storing and processing information
例：I‘ve been using this computer for over six years, and it still works great!
mouse
英譯：a small rodent OR the electronic pointer that works with a computer
例：I screamed when the mouse ran across the floor.
例：I click the mouse when I want to go to the next page.
screen
英譯：the part of an electronic device where pages are displayed
例：Oh no! I dropped my phone and now the screen is broken.
work
英譯：activity requiring mental or physical effort to achieve a result
例：I have so much work to do today.
job?
英譯：a task, responsibility, or duty;usually paid
例：My first job was working at the airport
career
英譯：a long term occupation in a particular profession
例：Instead of a traditional teaching careet, I decided to start an online business instead.
company
英譯：a commerical business
例：My dad has worked for the same engineering company for over thirty years.
business
英譯：a commercial place
英譯：In my opinion, construction is a difficult business to be in.
Place:
英譯：a particular point or position in space OR someone’s home What is your favorite place you’ve ever visited?
例：My electricity is out, can I stay at your place?
System
英譯：?a set of things working together
例：Eat fresh fruits and vegetables to keep your immune system strong and healthy.
例：I love learning about our solar system– it’s so fascinating!
Program
例：a set of software instructions to control the operation of a computer or other machine OR a planned series of events or performances
例：My computer is really slow, I think I need to reinstall this program.
例：My son had so much fun at the summer program his school had.
Government
英譯：?the system by which a nation, state, or community is governed
例：It’s important to be informed about your local government.
例：My mom didn’t like how the government was operating, so she ran for office
Community:
英譯：a group of people living in the same place or having a particular characteristic in common
例：I love the community I live in. The people are kind and care about each other.
例：When I was growing up, I lived in a rural community. My closest neighbor was 3 miles away.
City
英譯：a large, heavily populated town
例：I always wanted to live in a city, but then I realized cities are so crowded and noisy. 例：My favorite city to visit in the US is Washington, D.C. There are so many museums to visit!
County
英譯：(in the US), a division of the state, made up of several cities or towns
例：The county I live in has the best schools in the entire state.
例：I had to drive to the next county over to find the toy my son wanted for Christmas.
State
英譯：a nation or territory organized under one government OR a particular condition at a specific time
例：I live in the state of North Carolina.
例：The state of the company’s finances were awful. They might have to close
Region
英譯：a part or area of something
例：I loved visiting the wine region of Spain.
例：I went to the doctor when I was experiencing pain in my lower back region.
Area
英譯：a space for a specific purpose
例：I love the play area at the new park in my city.
例：What is your favorite restaurant in the downtown area of your city?
Address
英譯：the specific location where someone lives or something is located
例：If you want me to send you a postcard from vacation, tell me your address.
例：Are you sure this address is right? I think we’re lost.
Minute
英譯：a unit of time, 60 seconds, or an informal measurement of time
例：The team scored the winning goal with less than a minute to spare.
例：I’ll be ready in a minute! I just have to get dressed and fix my hair.
Hour
英譯：a unit of time, 60 minutes; or a less definite period of time
例：We waited for a table in my favorite restaurant for almost an hour, but it was worth it. 例：The early morning hours are usually my most productive.
Day
英譯：a 24-hour period or the time between sunrise and sunset
例：I haven’t eaten all day–I’m starving!
例：In the summer, I like to spend the day reading, relaxing, and spending time with my family.
Week
英譯：a period of 7 days
例：I am so excited to spend a week in the mountains next month!
例：My husband was sick for a whole week, but he’s feeling better now.
Weekend
英譯：Friday evening through Sunday evening, usually reserved for fun and relaxation 例：Fridays are my favorite day of the week–it’s the start of the weekend!
例：I look forward to catching up on sleep on the weekends, but my boys always wake me up early.
Weekday
英譯：Monday through Friday, typically normal work hours
例：The bank is usually only open on weekdays.
例：On weekdays, I wake up early and go to bed early so that I am well-rested for work.
Morning
英譯：the period of time between midnight and noon, especially sunrise and noon
例：My cat likes to wake me up in the morning by jumping on the bed and purring really loudly.
例：I like to get all my work done in the morning so that I have the rest of the day to do what I want.
Night
英譯：the period of darkness, especially between sunset and midnight
例：When we go camping, we make a fire at night for cooking, warmth, and light.
例：Don’t forget to turn on your headlights when you’re driving at night.
Month
英譯：a 30 day period of time
例：The first month of the year is January; the last month of the year is December.
例：I set reminders to pay my bills every month so that I don’t forget.
Year
英譯：365 days, 52 weeks, 12 months; or a less definite period of time
例：My husband and I have been married for almost 12 years.
例：It has been a challenging but fun year so far.
Season
英譯：?the divisions of the year marked by weather patterns and daylight hours or a period of the year marked by a particular event or activity
例：Fall is my favorite season of the year.After the heat of summer, I love the cooler weather.
例：My husband loves baseball season. Sometimes, we get tickets and all go as a family.
Decade
英譯：a period of ten years
例：The 90s is my favorite decade of hip hop music.
例：I can’t believe it’s been over a decade since I graduated college.
Game
英譯：?a form of play or sport, usually competitive
例：My favorite game to play is a card game called Exploding Kittens.
例：Do you want to go to the baseball game later? I have an extra ticket.
Party
英譯：a social gathering of invited guests OR a political group with shared ideas and beliefs
例：I am planning a surprise party for my father-in-law’s retirement.
例：I don’t care what political party you’re in, as long as you are respectful of others’ rights.
Event
英譯：a thing that happens, especially an important one; a planned occasion
例：The Covid pandemic was a historic event.
例：I am planning a fundraising event for Ukrainian refugees
Time
英譯：the progress of existing through past, present, and future; a particular period or moment
例：Things will get better with time.
例：Our family had such a great time on vacation.
Thing
英譯：a general way to refer to an object OR personal belongings, clothing, objects used for a particular purpose
例：What is that thing you’re carrying?
例：If you want to unpack your things, you can put them in the closet.
Moment
英譯：a brief period in time
例：For a moment, I forgot why I walked into this room. Then I remembered I needed my umbrella.
例：I will always remember the moment I met my husband.
Idea
英譯：?a thought or suggestion for a course of action; an opinion or belief
例：I have an idea for how we can improve performance–more naps!
例：The idea that a vegetable loaf is an acceptable cake is absurd. It tastes terrible.
Hobby
英譯：?an activity done in leisure time for pleasure
例：Flying an airplane seems like a fun hobby, but it’s pretty expensive.
例：I started writing as a hobby, but now I want to become an author.
Club
英譯：a community or organization focused on a particular interest or activity OR a building or facility for people to use.
例：I think I want to start a book club, do you want to join?We pick a book, read it, and then come together to discuss it.
例：My in-laws are members of the country club, so we can go play golf and tennis.
Library
英譯：a building, room, or space where books, film, and recorded music are kept
例：I love visiting libraries when I travel. They’re always beautiful and cozy spaces.
例：My husband has an extensive library of DVDs. He always has a movie to watch.
Museum
英譯：a building where objects of historical, scientific, artistic, or cultural interest are stored and exhibited
例：My boys love visiting the science museum. There are so many fun activities for them to do there!
例：I didn’t think I cared about art, but the Orsay Museum in Paris changed my mind. I love art now.
Art
英譯：works produced by human creative skill and imagination
例：I love visual arts like painting, music, literature, and dance.
例：My sister-in-law is always making art. She’s very creative.
History
英譯：?past events; a past characterized by a particular thing
例：My husband is interested in World War II history.
例：We have a family history of heart attacks, so I am careful about eating healthy, exercising, and getting good sleep.
Store
英譯：a place to buy things OR a supply of things kept for future use
例：I’m going to the store for milk and bread, do you need me to get you anything?
例：I have built up a store of eggs because our chickens won’t lay as much in the winter.
Groceries
英譯：food items that you purchase from a store
例：I went to the store for groceries and forgot the two things I went for– milk and bread.
例：Groceries have gotten so expensive. I am thankful we have a garden and chickens that make food for us.
Park
英譯：?a piece of land kept for recreational use
例：My sons love going to the park to play on the swings and slides.
例：For our next vacation, we are going to Glacier National Park in Montana.
Equipment
英譯：?items necessary for a particular purpose
例：When we go camping, we have to pack a lot of equipment: tents, sleeping bags, a cooler, a grill, and stuff to make a campfire.
例：I think I could fix my car if I had the right equipment.
Cafe
英譯：?a small restaurant that sells light meals and drinks
例：I am going to my favorite cafe for lunch. Their sandwiches are good but their strawberry tea is delicious!
例：My friends opened a cafe but instead of a building, it’s in a double-decker bus!
Health
英譯：?a person’s mental or physical condition
例：I decided to travel while I was in good health, instead of waiting for retirement when health can be uncertain.
例：You can have all the money in the world, but if you don’t have your health, the money doesn’t matter much.
Doctor
英譯：a qualified professional who practices medicine or someone who holds a doctorate degree
例：I wasn’t feeling well, so I made an appointment to see the doctor.
例：For a while, I considered becoming a doctor of medieval history, but then I realized how long I would have to be in school. So I changed my mind.
Office
英譯：?a space used for personal or professional business
例：My office is getting renovated, so I’m going to go to the public library to get some work done.
例：I got nervous when my boss asked me to come to his office, but it turns out he wanted to tell me I was getting a promotion!
Nurse
英譯：someone who is trained to take care of sick or hurt people
例：My aunts were all nurses and worked all over the country taking care of people.
例：I thought about becoming a nurse but the sight of blood makes me sick.
Engineer
英譯：someone who designs, builds, or maintains engines, machines, or public works, like roads, bridges, or buildings
例：My friend went to school to become an engineer. Now she designs airplanes.
例：My son loves building things with his blocks, I wonder if he’ll grow up to be an engineer.
Tools
英譯：?something used to carry out a particular function
例：My husband is always buying new tools for projects around the house.
例：A computer is an important tool for people who work online like I do.
Airplane
英譯：a flying vehicle with wings
例：I didn’t fly in an airplane until I was 21 years old. Now I fly all the time.
例：My friend has a private airplane and he let me fly it one time. It was amazing!
Airport
英譯：a transportation hub for air travel
例：It’s always a good idea to get to the airport early, especially if you are traveling internationally.
例：At the last minute, the gate for our flight changed. So we had to run across the airport so we didn’t miss our flight!
Bus
英譯：a large motor vehicle for carrying passengers over land
例：I was late for my appointment because I missed the bus.
例：We took the bus to get to the downtown area of the city.
Train
英譯：a series of railroad cars moved by an engine or motors
例：The best way to see the countryside is by train.
例：As the train left the station, I realized I forgot my luggage!
Hotel
英譯：a place that provides accommodations, meals, and other services for travelers and tourists
例：It was late when we got to our destination, so we checked into our hotel and went straight to bed.
例：Our hotel was in the perfect location. We were close to public transportation, parks, and all the best sites in the city.
Pool
英譯：a small area of still water; a man-made swimming area
例：I dropped my phone in a pool of water when I was hiking. Thankfully, it still works!
例：Do you want to come over to my house and hang out by the pool?
Beach
英譯：the area of shore where the water meets the land, typically referring to the ocean
例：I am really looking forward to my vacation at the beach.
例：Some people prefer the scenery of the mountains, but I enjoy the scenery of the beach.
Farm
英譯：an area of land used for growing crops and raising animals
例：I love visiting my friend who has a farm. She always has so many cute baby animals!
例：I used to think I wanted a farm, but then I realized how much work it is just having a garden and some chickens.
Vacation
英譯：a time of rest and relaxation, usually spent away from home or traveling
例：As stressful as this month has been, I am ready for a vacation.
例：We loved our vacation in the mountains so much that we decided to stay another week.
Street
英譯：a public road in a city or town
例：If you turn left on that street, you can take a shortcut through downtown.
例：Our best friends are moving to a house on our street. We’ll be neighbors!
Building
英譯：a physical structure like a house, school, hospital, or business.
例：My schedule says I have a class in this building but I can’t find it. Can you help me?
例：I love the design of this building. It has so much natural light!
Sign
英譯：something used to indicate or convey information
例：That sign says the business should be open, but the door is locked.
例：If you follow the signs, you’ll end up in the right place.
Front
英譯：the side or part of an object that is usually seen first or something directly ahead, forward
例：Oh no! I have a stain on the front of my shirt.
例：The picture on the front of the postcard was of a sunset on the beach.
Back
英譯：the side or part of an object that is not seen first, or the rear surface of something, something that is behind
例：I found this can of soup in the back of the pantry, do you think it’s still good?
例：Can you scratch my back? I can’t reach it.
Side
英譯：a position to the left or right of something OR an upright, flat surface
例：I like to sleep on the left side of the bed.
例：A car crashed into the side of the building.
Beginning
英譯：the start of something
例：At the beginning of the movie, I liked that character. But then I realized he was the villain.
例：I am beginning to like waking up early and getting my work done before noon.
End
英譯：?the final part of something
例：That book was so good, I never wanted it to end!
例：We just talked about 100 nouns, now this is the end of the lesson
