Chapter One
Pip
My first memory is of a churchyard. I was only seven years old, and I was frightened of the graves that were all around me. My father and mother were buried there. I began to cry. My sobs filled the churchyard.
"What's that noise?” cried a terrible voice.
A man was hiding behind one of the gravestones!
"Keep still, you little devil, or I'll cut your throat!"
The man came toward me. He was wet and muddy. Leg irons bound his ankles. He limped and shivered and glared and growled. He was an escaped prisoner.
All at once, the stranger grabbed me by the chin.
“Don't cut my throat, sir,” I pleaded. “Tell me your name! Quick!” “Pip,” I said. “Pip, sir."
"Show me where you live," said the man. “Point out the place.”
I pointed to our village. It was about a mile from the church and twenty miles from the sea.
Suddenly the man picked me up and turned me upside down! My pockets were empty except for one piece of bread, which fell to the ground.
Then the prisoner sat me on a gravestone. He tore into the bread like a starving animal.
“Boy," he said between bites, “where's your mother?"
“There, sir!" I said, pointing to the gravestone over the man's shoulder.
The man was terrified. He thought my mother was standing behind him!
He started to run past me. Then he stopped and quickly looked over his shoulder.
"There, sir," I explained, timidly.
I pointed at the gravestone. "That's my mother. And that's my father lying beside her."
"Ha!” he muttered. “Who do you live with, then?"
“My sister, sir—Mrs. Joe Gargery—wife of Joe Gargery, the blacksmith, sir.”
“Blacksmith, eh?” he said. He looked down at his leg irons. Then he limped over to me, grabbed my arms, and tilted me backward. He looked powerfully down into my eyes. I looked helplessly up into his.
"Know what a file is?” he demanded. “Yes, sir." "You know what wittles is?” "It's food, sir," I said.
"You get me a file,” he said, tilting me farther backward. “And you get me wittles. And I'll let you live."
I was so weak and scared that I clung to the prisoner with both hands.
He let me go and glared at me.
“You bring me the file and wittles tonight,” he said. “And don't say a word to anyone. If you do, I'll tear your heart and liver out and roast them!"
The convict frightened me. At that moment, I would have done anything he asked. I promised to bring the items and to keep quiet. Then I fled the churchyard.
It was dusk. Over the marsh, the wind and the man's words howled together in my ears.
I knew I had to help the convict. If I didn't, he might track me down at Joe's. The only problem was sneaking the food past my sister. She was more than twenty years older than me, and she often lost her temper. If she caught me hiding food, I'd surely be punished.
My sister's husband, Joe, was my friend. He stood up for me when he could. But tonight he gave me away when I tried to hide a piece of bread down my pants leg during supper.
“I say, Pip, old chap," said Joe. “Stop eating so fast. You couldn't have chewed that bread all the way through. You'll make yourself sick.”
"What's he done now?" asked my sister, looking up from her plate.
"He's going to choke on his food," said Joe.
“Pip, if you can cough it up, you should,” he said. “It's not good manners, but your health's your health.
"I shoveled my food down when I was a boy. But not as fast as you. It's a wonder it hasn't killed you!"
My sister pulled me up by the hair.
"You come and be dosed," she ordered.
My sister's favorite punishment was a dose of tar-water. She gave me a large spoonful. It was a thick, dark, foul-smelling liquid. It tasted like mud. I forced it down without a word.
Later that night, while everyone slept, I tiptoed into the kitchen and snuck into the pantry. I grabbed the first thing I saw. It was a pork pie Joe's Uncle Pumblechook had brought for tomorrow's Christmas dinner. Then I took some brandy and a file from Joe's workshop. I ran to the churchyard. I couldn't wait to deliver the supplies and be done with the convict.
The convict was happy to see me. I gave him the items he wanted and raced back home. I fell into a fitful sleep, huddled under my blanket. The shrill sound of a file scraping leg irons cut through my dreams.
The next day was Christmas. Mr. Wopsle, the clerk at the church, was dining with us. Joe's Uncle Pumblechook was also there.
I sat at the table and worried. Soon my sister would find out that the brandy and the pork pie were gone. Then I would really be in trouble!
Dinner went on and on. I began to think I might survive the night. Then my sister said, “I almost forgot! Uncle Pumblechook gave us a pork pie."
She went to the pantry to get the pie, but she returned with an empty plate..
"Gracious me," she said. “It's gone. The pie is gone."
I couldn't stand the guilt another minute. I had to get out of there. I jumped up from the table and threw open the front door. A group of soldiers was standing on our porch. One, the sergeant, held out a pair of handcuffs.
“We need a blacksmith to fix these for us," he said. “Two convicts have escaped the Hulks. We're going to find them.”
The Hulks were the prison ships moored near the marsh. So there were two convicts-not just the one I had helped!
Joe fired up the forge and fixed the handcuffs. He wanted to join the hunt. So did Mr. Wopsle and Uncle Pumblechook.
We started off across the marshes, climbing up banks and down ditches. I sat high atop Joe's shoulders. I looked through the thick fog, hoping to spot my convict first.
I knew he would think I had given him away. He would find me and roast me for sure!
Suddenly we heard shouting. The sergeant ran on ahead. Joe put me down, and we followed him.
My convict was fighting a man who had a long scar across his face. I stood at the edge of the ditch. I wanted my convict to see me.
The soldiers broke up the fight and handcuffed the two men. As they were led away, my convict looked at me. I shook my head slightly. I was trying to tell him that I had kept my promise.
There was no anger, only interest, in his eyes. I did not understand the look. Then he turned to the sergeant.
“I stole a pork pie and some brandy from the blacksmith's," he said.
“We were missing a pie,” said Joe. "Remember, Pip?" Then he said to my convict, “Whatever you've done, we wouldn't want you to starve. Would we, Pip?”
I did not reply. By the light of the torches, I saw the black Hulks lying near the muddy shore.
The prisoners were rowed to the ship and taken up. The torches were tossed, hissing, into the water.
I went home with the memory of that night burned into my brain forever.
Chapter One
Pip
My first memory is of a churchyard. I was only seven years old, and I was frightened of the graves that were all around me. My father and mother were buried there. I began to cry. My sobs filled the churchyard.
"What's that noise?” cried a terrible voice.
A man was hiding behind one of the gravestones!
"Keep still, you little devil, or I'll cut your throat!"
The man came toward me. He was wet and muddy. Leg irons bound his ankles. He limped and shivered and glared and growled. He was an escaped prisoner.
All at once, the stranger grabbed me by the chin.
“Don't cut my throat, sir,” I pleaded. “Tell me your name! Quick!” “Pip,” I said. “Pip, sir."
"Show me where you live," said the man. “Point out the place.”
I pointed to our village. It was about a mile from the church and twenty miles from the sea.
Suddenly the man picked me up and turned me upside down! My pockets were empty except for one piece of bread, which fell to the ground.
Then the prisoner sat me on a gravestone. He tore into the bread like a starving animal.
“Boy," he said between bites, “where's your mother?"
“There, sir!" I said, pointing to the gravestone over the man's shoulder.
The man was terrified. He thought my mother was standing behind him!
He started to run past me. Then he stopped and quickly looked over his shoulder.
"There, sir," I explained, timidly.
I pointed at the gravestone. "That's my mother. And that's my father lying beside her."
"Ha!” he muttered. “Who do you live with, then?"
“My sister, sir—Mrs. Joe Gargery—wife of Joe Gargery, the blacksmith, sir.”
“Blacksmith, eh?” he said. He looked down at his leg irons. Then he limped over to me, grabbed my arms, and tilted me backward. He looked powerfully down into my eyes. I looked helplessly up into his.
"Know what a file is?” he demanded. “Yes, sir." "You know what wittles is?” "It's food, sir," I said.
"You get me a file,” he said, tilting me farther backward. “And you get me wittles. And I'll let you live."
I was so weak and scared that I clung to the prisoner with both hands.
He let me go and glared at me.
“You bring me the file and wittles tonight,” he said. “And don't say a word to anyone. If you do, I'll tear your heart and liver out and roast them!"
The convict frightened me. At that moment, I would have done anything he asked. I promised to bring the items and to keep quiet. Then I fled the churchyard.
It was dusk. Over the marsh, the wind and the man's words howled together in my ears.
I knew I had to help the convict. If I didn't, he might track me down at Joe's. The only problem was sneaking the food past my sister. She was more than twenty years older than me, and she often lost her temper. If she caught me hiding food, I'd surely be punished.
My sister's husband, Joe, was my friend. He stood up for me when he could. But tonight he gave me away when I tried to hide a piece of bread down my pants leg during supper.
“I say, Pip, old chap," said Joe. “Stop eating so fast. You couldn't have chewed that bread all the way through. You'll make yourself sick.”
"What's he done now?" asked my sister, looking up from her plate.
"He's going to choke on his food," said Joe.
“Pip, if you can cough it up, you should,” he said. “It's not good manners, but your health's your health.
"I shoveled my food down when I was a boy. But not as fast as you. It's a wonder it hasn't killed you!"
My sister pulled me up by the hair.
"You come and be dosed," she ordered.
My sister's favorite punishment was a dose of tar-water. She gave me a large spoonful. It was a thick, dark, foul-smelling liquid. It tasted like mud. I forced it down without a word.
Later that night, while everyone slept, I tiptoed into the kitchen and snuck into the pantry. I grabbed the first thing I saw. It was a pork pie Joe's Uncle Pumblechook had brought for tomorrow's Christmas dinner. Then I took some brandy and a file from Joe's workshop. I ran to the churchyard. I couldn't wait to deliver the supplies and be done with the convict.
The convict was happy to see me. I gave him the items he wanted and raced back home. I fell into a fitful sleep, huddled under my blanket. The shrill sound of a file scraping leg irons cut through my dreams.
The next day was Christmas. Mr. Wopsle, the clerk at the church, was dining with us. Joe's Uncle Pumblechook was also there.
I sat at the table and worried. Soon my sister would find out that the brandy and the pork pie were gone. Then I would really be in trouble!
Dinner went on and on. I began to think I might survive the night. Then my sister said, “I almost forgot! Uncle Pumblechook gave us a pork pie."
She went to the pantry to get the pie, but she returned with an empty plate..
"Gracious me," she said. “It's gone. The pie is gone."
I couldn't stand the guilt another minute. I had to get out of there. I jumped up from the table and threw open the front door. A group of soldiers was standing on our porch. One, the sergeant, held out a pair of handcuffs.
“We need a blacksmith to fix these for us," he said. “Two convicts have escaped the Hulks. We're going to find them.”
The Hulks were the prison ships moored near the marsh. So there were two convicts-not just the one I had helped!
Joe fired up the forge and fixed the handcuffs. He wanted to join the hunt. So did Mr. Wopsle and Uncle Pumblechook.
We started off across the marshes, climbing up banks and down ditches. I sat high atop Joe's shoulders. I looked through the thick fog, hoping to spot my convict first.
I knew he would think I had given him away. He would find me and roast me for sure!
Suddenly we heard shouting. The sergeant ran on ahead. Joe put me down, and we followed him.
My convict was fighting a man who had a long scar across his face. I stood at the edge of the ditch. I wanted my convict to see me.
The soldiers broke up the fight and handcuffed the two men. As they were led away, my convict looked at me. I shook my head slightly. I was trying to tell him that I had kept my promise.
There was no anger, only interest, in his eyes. I did not understand the look. Then he turned to the sergeant.
“I stole a pork pie and some brandy from the blacksmith's," he said.
“We were missing a pie,” said Joe. "Remember, Pip?" Then he said to my convict, “Whatever you've done, we wouldn't want you to starve. Would we, Pip?”
I did not reply. By the light of the torches, I saw the black Hulks lying near the muddy shore.
The prisoners were rowed to the ship and taken up. The torches were tossed, hissing, into the water.
I went home with the memory of that night burned into my brain forever.
| 序號 | 英文 | 級數 | 中文 |
| 1 | ankles | 第二級 | ankle(腳踝) 的複數 |
| 2 | anyone | 第二級 | [代名詞] 任何人 |
| 3 | arms | 第二級 | arm(用武器裝備;提供,配備; 武裝起來) 的第三人稱單數現在式; [名詞] 武器;戰爭;戰鬥;兵役; arm(手臂) 的複數 |
| 4 | backward | 第二級 | [形容詞] 向後的;落後的; [副詞] 向後地;落後地 |
| 5 | blacksmith | 第五級 | [名詞] 鐵匠 |
| 6 | blanket | 第三級 | [動詞] (似)用毯覆蓋;掩蓋; [名詞] 毯子 |
| 7 | bound | 第二級 | [形容詞] 受束縛的;裝訂好的;必然的; [動詞] 與...接界;跳躍;彈回; bind(捆;綁) 的過去式及過去分詞; [名詞] 跳躍;領域;界限 |
| 8 | brain | 第二級 | [名詞] 腦;智力,頭腦 |
| 9 | broke | 第四級 | [形容詞] 一文不名的;破了產的; break(斷裂;中斷;打破（記錄）) 的過去式 |
| 10 | buried | 第三級 | bury(埋葬,安葬) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 11 | burned | 第二級 | burn(燒;燙傷) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 12 | chapter | 第三級 | [名詞] (書籍的)章,回 |
| 13 | chewed | 第三級 | chew(咀嚼) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 14 | chin | 第二級 | [名詞] 下巴 |
| 15 | choke | 第三級 | [動詞] 使窒息;哽住; [名詞] 窒息,噎 |
| 16 | clerk | 第二級 | [名詞] 店員;辦事員;職員 |
| 17 | clung | 第五級 | cling(黏著;依附;墨守) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 18 | convict | 第五級 | [動詞] 證明...有罪;判...有罪; [名詞] (服刑的)囚犯 |
| 19 | convicts | 第五級 | convict(證明...有罪;判...有罪) 的第三人稱單數現在式; convict((服刑的)囚犯) 的複數 |
| 20 | cough | 第二級 | [動詞] 咳嗽; [名詞] 咳嗽 |
| 21 | deliver | 第二級 | [動詞] 遞送;發表,講;給……接生 |
| 22 | demanded | 第四級 | demand(要求,請求) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 23 | devil | 第三級 | [名詞] 魔鬼,惡魔 |
| 24 | dining | 第三級 | dine(進餐,用餐) 的現在分詞 |
| 25 | ditch | 第三級 | [動詞] 掘溝; [名詞] 溝;壕溝 |
| 26 | ditches | 第三級 | ditch(掘溝) 的第三人稱單數現在式; ditch(溝;壕溝) 的複數 |
| 27 | dose | 第三級 | [動詞] (按劑量)給...服藥; [名詞] (藥物等的)一劑,一服 |
| 28 | dosed | 第三級 | dose((按劑量)給...服藥) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 29 | dusk | 第五級 | [名詞] 薄暮,黃昏 |
| 30 | empty | 第三級 | [形容詞] 空的; [動詞] 倒空;流空 |
| 31 | escaped | 第三級 | escape(逃跑;逃脫) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 32 | explained | 第二級 | explain(解釋) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 33 | farther | 第三級 | [形容詞] far的比較級; 更遠的,再往前的; far(遠的) 的比較級; [副詞] (距離,時間)更遠地;此外 |
| 34 | favorite | 第二級 | [形容詞] 最喜愛的; [名詞] 特別喜愛的人(或物) |
| 35 | file | 第三級 | [動詞] 把...歸檔; [名詞] 檔案,案卷 |
| 36 | fix | 第二級 | [動詞] 修理; [名詞] 困境;窘境;賄賂;定位 |
| 37 | fixed | 第二級 | [形容詞] 固定的;確定的;不變的; fix(修理) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 38 | fled | 第四級 | flee(逃離;逃避) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 39 | forever | 第三級 | [副詞] 永遠 |
| 40 | foul | 第五級 | [形容詞] 惡臭的;污濁的;惡劣的;犯規的; [動詞] 污染;玷污;犯規;塞住; [副詞] 違反規則地;不正當地; [名詞] (比賽中)犯規 |
| 41 | frightened | 第二級 | [形容詞] 受驚的;害怕的; frighten(害怕;吃驚) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 42 | glared | 第五級 | glare(怒目注視;眩目地照射) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 43 | grabbed | 第三級 | grab(攫取,抓取) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 44 | gracious | 第四級 | [形容詞] 親切的;和藹的 |
| 45 | graves | 第四級 | grave(墓穴) 的複數 |
| 46 | ground | 第四級 | [動詞] 使擱淺;使停飛;依靠,根據,基於; grind(磨(碎)) 的過去式及過去分詞; [名詞] 地面 |
| 47 | growled | 第五級 | growl((狗等)嗥叫;(人)咆哮) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 48 | guilt | 第四級 | [名詞] 有罪;犯罪;過失 |
| 49 | hide | 第二級 | [動詞] 躲;隱藏 |
| 50 | hiding | 第二級 | hide(躲;隱藏) 的現在分詞 |
| 51 | hissing | 第五級 | hiss(發出嘶嘶聲;發出噓聲) 的現在分詞 |
| 52 | howled | 第五級 | howl(嗥叫;怒吼;大哭;大笑) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 53 | hunt | 第二級 | [動詞] 追獵; [名詞] 打獵;搜尋 |
| 54 | items | 第二級 | item(項目;品目) 的複數 |
| 55 | limped | 第五級 | limp(跛行) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 56 | liquid | 第二級 | [名詞] 液體 |
| 57 | liver | 第三級 | live(活的,有生命的;燃著的;實況播送的) 的比較級; [名詞] 肝臟 |
| 58 | lost | 第二級 | [形容詞] 弄丟的,遺失的;錯過的;輸掉的; lose(輸;失去) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 59 | manners | 第二級 | [名詞] 禮貌;規矩;風俗,習慣; manner(舉止;態度) 的複數 |
| 60 | memory | 第二級 | [名詞] 記憶 |
| 61 | might | 第三級 | may(可能) 的過去式; [助動詞] may的過去式; [名詞] 力量,威力 |
| 62 | missing | 第三級 | [形容詞] 缺掉的;失蹤的;找不到的; miss(想念;惦記;未達到) 的現在分詞 |
| 63 | muddy | 第四級 | [形容詞] 多爛泥的;泥濘的 |
| 64 | muttered | 第五級 | mutter(咕噥;抱怨) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 65 | picked | 第二級 | pick(採收;撿起;選) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 66 | plate | 第二級 | [動詞] 鍍;電鍍; [名詞] 盤;碟 |
| 67 | pleaded | 第五級 | plead(為(案件)辯護;懇求) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 68 | porch | 第五級 | [名詞] 門廊;入口處;走廊 |
| 69 | pork | 第二級 | [名詞] 豬肉 |
| 70 | prison | 第二級 | [名詞] 監獄 |
| 71 | prisoner | 第二級 | [名詞] 囚犯;俘虜 |
| 72 | prisoners | 第二級 | prisoner(囚犯;俘虜) 的複數 |
| 73 | promise | 第二級 | [動詞] 答應; [名詞] 承諾,諾言;希望,前途 |
| 74 | promised | 第二級 | promise(答應) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 75 | punished | 第二級 | punish(處罰) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 76 | punishment | 第二級 | [名詞] 處罰;懲罰 |
| 77 | reply | 第二級 | [動詞] 回答; [名詞] 答覆 |
| 78 | roast | 第三級 | [形容詞] 烘烤的; [動詞] 烤,炙,烘; [名詞] 烘烤;烤肉 |
| 79 | scar | 第五級 | [動詞] 結疤;留下傷痕; [名詞] 疤;(物品等的)損傷痕 |
| 80 | scraping | 第五級 | scrape(刮;擦;勉強過日子) 的現在分詞 |
| 81 | sergeant | 第五級 | [名詞] 中士;警官 |
| 82 | shivered | 第五級 | shiver(發抖;打顫) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 83 | shoveled | 第三級 | shovel(用鐵鍬挖) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 84 | slightly | 第四級 | slight(輕微的;微小的) 的衍生的副詞; [副詞] 輕微地;稍微地;微小地 |
| 85 | sneaking | 第五級 | sneak(偷偷地走,溜) 的現在分詞 |
| 86 | snuck | 第五級 | sneak(偷偷地走,溜) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 87 | sobs | 第四級 | sob(嗚咽;啜泣) 的第三人稱單數現在式; sob(嗚咽(聲),啜泣(聲)) 的複數 |
| 88 | soldiers | 第二級 | soldier(軍人) 的複數 |
| 89 | spot | 第二級 | [動詞] 沾污;察出; [名詞] 斑點;場所 |
| 90 | starve | 第三級 | [動詞] 餓死;餓得慌;渴望 |
| 91 | starving | 第三級 | starve(餓死;餓得慌;渴望) 的現在分詞 |
| 92 | stole | 第二級 | steal(偷竊) 的過去式 |
| 93 | stranger | 第二級 | strange(奇怪的) 的比較級; [名詞] 陌生人 |
| 94 | suddenly | 第二級 | sudden(突然的) 的衍生的副詞; [副詞] 意外地;忽然;冷不防 |
| 95 | supplies | 第二級 | supply(供給,供應) 的第三人稱單數現在式; supply(生活用品;補給品) 的複數 |
| 96 | survive | 第二級 | [動詞] 在...之後仍然活著 |
| 97 | tar | 第五級 | [動詞] 塗焦油於;玷污;污辱; [名詞] 柏油;瀝青; 水手 |
| 98 | tear | 第二級 | [動詞] 撕; [名詞] 眼淚 |
| 99 | temper | 第三級 | [動詞] 鍛鍊; [名詞] 情緒;脾氣;暴躁 |
| 100 | terrible | 第二級 | [形容詞] 可怕的 |
| 101 | terrified | 第四級 | terrify(使害怕;使恐怖) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 102 | thick | 第二級 | [形容詞] 粗的;厚的 |
| 103 | throat | 第二級 | [名詞] 喉嚨 |
| 104 | through | 第二級 | [副詞] 穿過,通過;從頭至尾;(電話)接通; [介系詞] 經過 |
| 105 | tilted | 第五級 | tilt(使傾斜;使翹起;偏向) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 106 | tilting | 第五級 | tilt(使傾斜;使翹起;偏向) 的現在分詞 |
| 107 | timidly | 第四級 | timid(膽小的;羞怯的) 的衍生的副詞 |
| 108 | tiptoed | 第五級 | tiptoe(踮著腳) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 109 | torches | 第五級 | torch(如火炬般地燃燒) 的第三人稱單數現在式; torch(火炬,火把) 的複數 |
| 110 | tore | 第二級 | tear(撕) 的過去式 |
| 111 | tossed | 第三級 | toss(拋,扔,投) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 112 | track | 第二級 | [動詞] 跟蹤;沿著(道路)走; [名詞] 行蹤;軌道 |
| 113 | village | 第二級 | [名詞] 村落 |
| 114 | wet | 第二級 | [形容詞] 潮溼的; [動詞] 把...淋濕,打濕,弄濕;尿濕; wet(把...淋濕,打濕,弄濕;尿濕) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 115 | whatever | 第二級 | [形容詞] 無論怎麼的; [代名詞] 任何...的事物 |
| 116 | without | 第二級 | [副詞] 在沒有(或缺少)的情況下; [介系詞] 沒有 |
| 117 | wonder | 第二級 | [動詞] 納悶; [名詞] 驚奇;奇觀 |
| 118 | workshop | 第五級 | [名詞] 作坊;研討會 |
| 序號 | 英文 | 級數 | 中文 |
| 1 | anger | 基本2000 | [名詞] 生氣 |
| 2 | ankles | 基本2000 | ankle(腳踝) 的複數 |
| 3 | backward | 基本2000 | [形容詞] 向後的;落後的; [副詞] 向後地;落後地 |
| 4 | chin | 基本2000 | [名詞] 下巴 |
| 5 | cough | 基本2000 | [動詞] 咳嗽; [名詞] 咳嗽 |
| 6 | deliver | 基本2000 | [動詞] 遞送;發表,講;給……接生 |
| 7 | edge | 基本2000 | [動詞] 使鋒利;使漸進; [名詞] 邊緣;優勢 |
| 8 | empty | 基本2000 | [形容詞] 空的; [動詞] 倒空;流空 |
| 9 | explained | 基本2000 | explain(解釋) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 10 | fog | 基本2000 | [動詞] 以霧籠罩;使困惑;使模糊; [名詞] 霧 |
| 11 | frightened | 基本2000 | [形容詞] 受驚的;害怕的; frighten(害怕;吃驚) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 12 | irons | 基本2000 | iron(熨燙) 的第三人稱單數現在式; iron(鐵;熨斗) 的複數 |
| 13 | liquid | 基本2000 | [名詞] 液體 |
| 14 | manners | 基本2000 | [名詞] 禮貌;規矩;風俗,習慣; manner(舉止;態度) 的複數 |
| 15 | memory | 基本2000 | [名詞] 記憶 |
| 16 | promise | 基本2000 | [動詞] 答應; [名詞] 承諾,諾言;希望,前途 |
| 17 | promised | 基本2000 | promise(答應) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 18 | punished | 基本2000 | punish(處罰) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 19 | returned | 基本2000 | return(回;還) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 20 | shore | 基本2000 | [名詞] 岸邊 |
| 21 | spot | 基本2000 | [動詞] 沾污;察出; [名詞] 斑點;場所 |
| 22 | stole | 基本2000 | steal(偷竊) 的過去式 |
| 23 | suddenly | 基本2000 | sudden(突然的) 的衍生的副詞; [副詞] 意外地;忽然;冷不防 |
| 24 | supper | 基本2000 | [名詞] 晚餐 |
| 25 | survive | 基本2000 | [動詞] 在...之後仍然活著 |
| 26 | tear | 基本2000 | [動詞] 撕; [名詞] 眼淚 |
| 27 | thought | 基本2000 | think(想) 的過去式及過去分詞; [名詞] 思想 |
| 28 | through | 基本2000 | [副詞] 穿過,通過;從頭至尾;(電話)接通; [介系詞] 經過 |
| 29 | tore | 基本2000 | tear(撕) 的過去式 |
| 30 | toward | 基本2000 | [介系詞] 向;對 |
| 31 | village | 基本2000 | [名詞] 村落 |
| 32 | while | 基本2000 | [動詞] 消磨(時光),輕鬆地度過; [連接詞] 當...的時候; [名詞] 一會兒 |
| 序號 | 英文 | 級數 | 中文 |
| Word | Category | Definition | |
| 1 | a | 第一級 | [冠詞] 一個;一種 |
| 2 | about | 第一級 | [副詞] 在四周;在附近;大約; [介系詞] 大約;關於 |
| 3 | across | 第一級 | [副詞] 橫過;寬;在對面;向對面; [介系詞] 橫越;穿過 |
| 4 | ahead | 第一級 | [副詞] 在前;向前;預先;事前 |
| 5 | all | 第一級 | [形容詞] 所有的;全部; [副詞] 完全地;(比分等)雙方相等; [名詞] 全體,一切;全部財產; [代名詞] 一切 |
| 6 | almost | 第一級 | [副詞] 幾乎 |
| 7 | also | 第一級 | [副詞] 也 |
| 8 | an | 第一級 | [冠詞] 一個;一種 |
| 9 | and | 第一級 | [連接詞] 和；及；而；就 |
| 10 | anger | 第一級 | [名詞] 生氣 |
| 11 | animal | 第一級 | [名詞] 動物 |
| 12 | another | 第一級 | [形容詞] 另一個; [代名詞] 另一個 |
| 13 | anything | 第一級 | [代名詞] 任何事物 |
| 14 | arms | 第一級 | arm(用武器裝備;提供,配備; 武裝起來) 的第三人稱單數現在式; [名詞] 武器;戰爭;戰鬥;兵役; arm(手臂) 的複數 |
| 15 | around | 第一級 | [副詞] 到處,四處;周圍,附近;環繞;大約; [介系詞] 差不多;環繞 |
| 16 | as | 第一級 | [副詞] 跟...一樣地,同樣地;如同;例如; [介系詞] 以…的身份；作為; [連接詞] 依照;當...時; [代名詞] 與...相同的事物(或人);本情況,該事實 |
| 17 | asked | 第一級 | ask(問) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 18 | at | 第一級 | [介系詞] 在 |
| 19 | away | 第一級 | [形容詞] 不在的; [副詞] 離開 |
| 20 | back | 第一級 | [形容詞] 後面的;拖欠的;過去的; [動詞] 向後;追溯;回覆;贊助; [副詞] 回原處; [名詞] 背部;後面 |
| 21 | banks | 第一級 | bank(存(款)於銀行;築堤防護;堆積) 的第三人稱單數現在式; bank(銀行;堤;岸) 的複數 |
| 22 | be | 第一級 | [動詞] 是;要;有;在; [助動詞] 正在...,被… |
| 23 | began | 第一級 | begin(開始) 的過去式 |
| 24 | behind | 第一級 | [副詞] 在背後;向背後;遲;落後; [介系詞] 在…後面 |
| 25 | beside | 第一級 | [介系詞] 在...旁側 |
| 26 | between | 第一級 | [副詞] 在中間;介乎兩者之間; [介系詞] 在…和…之間 |
| 27 | bites | 第一級 | bite(咬) 的第三人稱單數現在式; bite(咬,叮) 的複數 |
| 28 | black | 第一級 | [形容詞] 黑色的; [名詞] 黑色;美國黑人 |
| 29 | both | 第一級 | [形容詞] 兩者; [副詞] 並;又;兩者皆; [代名詞] 兩者(都) |
| 30 | boy | 第一級 | [名詞] 男孩 |
| 31 | bread | 第一級 | [名詞] 麵包 |
| 32 | bring | 第一級 | [動詞] 帶來 |
| 33 | broke | 第一級 | [形容詞] 一文不名的;破了產的; break(斷裂;中斷;打破（記錄）) 的過去式 |
| 34 | brought | 第一級 | bring(帶來) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 35 | but | 第一級 | [副詞] 只,僅僅,才;絕對地; [介系詞] 除...以外; [連接詞] 但是 |
| 36 | by | 第一級 | [副詞] 經過;過去;在旁邊; [介系詞] 經由 |
| 37 | came | 第一級 | come(到來) 的過去式 |
| 38 | can | 第一級 | [動詞] 能,會;可能;可以;必須; can(能,會;可能;可以;必須) 的第三人稱單數現在式; [助動詞] 能; [名詞] 罐頭 |
| 39 | caught | 第一級 | catch(接(球);捕獲) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 40 | Christmas | 第一級 | [名詞] 耶誕節 |
| 41 | church | 第一級 | [名詞] 教堂 |
| 42 | climbing | 第一級 | climb(爬;攀登) 的現在分詞; [名詞] 攀登 |
| 43 | come | 第一級 | [動詞] 到來; come(到來) 的過去分詞 |
| 44 | could | 第一級 | can(能) 的過去式; can(能,會;可能;可以;必須) 的過去式及過去分詞; [助動詞] can 的過去式;能,可以 |
| 45 | couldn't | 第一級 | [縮短形] could not |
| 46 | cried | 第一級 | cry(哭叫) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 47 | cry | 第一級 | [動詞] 哭叫; [名詞] 叫喊;呼叫;(一陣)哭 |
| 48 | cut | 第一級 | [動詞] 切割;剪; cut(切割;剪) 的過去式及過去分詞; [名詞] 傷口;刻痕;削減;近路;曠課 |
| 49 | dark | 第一級 | [形容詞] 黑暗的; [名詞] 黑暗,暗處;曖昧;隱晦 |
| 50 | day | 第一級 | [名詞] 白天;日 |
| 51 | did | 第一級 | do(做) 的過去式 |
| 52 | didn't | 第一級 | [縮短形] did not |
| 53 | dinner | 第一級 | [名詞] 晚餐 |
| 54 | do | 第一級 | [動詞] 做; [助動詞] 構成否定句,疑問句,或強調句 |
| 55 | done | 第一級 | do(做) 的過去分詞 |
| 56 | don't | 第一級 | [縮短形] do not |
| 57 | door | 第一級 | [名詞] 門 |
| 58 | down | 第一級 | [形容詞] 情緒低落,消沈;(分期付款的)第一期的; [動詞] 擊倒; [副詞] 向下;下降;(境況)變差;減少,減弱; [介系詞] 向下; [名詞] 下降;蕭條;絨毛;有草丘陵地 |
| 59 | dreams | 第一級 | dream(做(夢);想像) 的第三人稱單數現在式; dream(夢) 的複數 |
| 60 | during | 第一級 | [介系詞] 在…期間 |
| 61 | ears | 第一級 | ear(耳朵) 的複數 |
| 62 | eating | 第一級 | eat(吃) 的現在分詞 |
| 63 | edge | 第一級 | [動詞] 使鋒利;使漸進; [名詞] 邊緣;優勢 |
| 64 | except | 第一級 | [動詞] 把...除外;反對; [介系詞] 除…之外; [連接詞] 除了;要不是;但是 |
| 65 | eyes | 第一級 | eye(看;注視;審視) 的第三人稱單數現在式; eye(眼睛) 的複數 |
| 66 | face | 第一級 | [動詞] 面向;正對;正視;朝;向; [名詞] 臉 |
| 67 | farther | 第一級 | [形容詞] far的比較級; 更遠的,再往前的; far(遠的) 的比較級; [副詞] (距離,時間)更遠地;此外 |
| 68 | fast | 第一級 | [形容詞] 快的; [副詞] 快,迅速;緊緊地,牢固地;接近著 |
| 69 | father | 第一級 | [動詞] 做...的父親; 創始;創立; [名詞] 父親 |
| 70 | fell | 第一級 | fall(掉下) 的過去式 |
| 71 | fight | 第一級 | [動詞] 打架;作戰; [名詞] 打架;戰鬥 |
| 72 | fighting | 第一級 | fight(打架;作戰) 的現在分詞 |
| 73 | filled | 第一級 | fill(充滿;填充) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 74 | find | 第一級 | [動詞] 找到; [名詞] 發現;發現物 |
| 75 | fired | 第一級 | fire(解雇,開除;點燃; 開火;射擊) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 76 | first | 第一級 | [形容詞] 第一的; [副詞] 先,首先;第一;首次; [名詞] 第一;第一個;第一名;優等;開始;開始時間 |
| 77 | fog | 第一級 | [動詞] 以霧籠罩;使困惑;使模糊; [名詞] 霧 |
| 78 | followed | 第一級 | follow(遵循;跟隨) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 79 | food | 第一級 | [名詞] 食物 |
| 80 | for | 第一級 | [介系詞] 為…做的;給; [連接詞] 因為,由於 |
| 81 | forced | 第一級 | force(強迫) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 82 | forgot | 第一級 | forget(忘記) 的過去式 |
| 83 | friend | 第一級 | [名詞] 朋友 |
| 84 | from | 第一級 | [介系詞] 從 |
| 85 | front | 第一級 | [形容詞] 前面的;正面的; [動詞] 向前;在前面;面對; [名詞] 前方 |
| 86 | gave | 第一級 | give(給) 的過去式 |
| 87 | get | 第一級 | [動詞] 得到;拿到 |
| 88 | given | 第一級 | [形容詞] 規定的;假設的;作為前提的; give(給) 的過去分詞; [介系詞] 如果有;假如;考慮到 |
| 89 | go | 第一級 | [動詞] 去;走; [名詞] 輪到的機會;嘗試 |
| 90 | going | 第一級 | [形容詞] 進行中的;營業中的;現行的; go(去;走) 的現在分詞; [名詞] 去,離去;,進展 |
| 91 | gone | 第一級 | go(去;走) 的過去分詞 |
| 92 | good | 第一級 | [形容詞] 好的; [副詞] (非正式) well; [名詞] 利益;好處;優點 |
| 93 | ground | 第一級 | [動詞] 使擱淺;使停飛;依靠,根據,基於; grind(磨(碎)) 的過去式及過去分詞; [名詞] 地面 |
| 94 | group | 第一級 | [動詞] 把...分組(或歸類); [名詞] 一群 |
| 95 | had | 第一級 | have(有) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 96 | hair | 第一級 | [名詞] 頭髮 |
| 97 | hands | 第一級 | hand(面交,給,傳遞) 的第三人稱單數現在式; hand(手) 的複數 |
| 98 | happy | 第一級 | [形容詞] 快樂的 |
| 99 | hasn't | 第一級 | [縮短形] has not |
| 100 | have | 第一級 | [動詞] 有; [助動詞] 已經 |
| 101 | he | 第一級 | [代名詞] 他 |
| 102 | head | 第一級 | [動詞] 率領;出發,駛往; [名詞] 頭;首長 |
| 103 | health | 第一級 | [名詞] 健康 |
| 104 | heard | 第一級 | hear(聽見) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 105 | heart | 第一級 | [名詞] 心臟 |
| 106 | held | 第一級 | hold(拿著) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 107 | help | 第一級 | [動詞] 幫忙; [名詞] 幫助;幫手,助手 |
| 108 | helped | 第一級 | help(幫忙) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 109 | her | 第一級 | [代名詞] (受格) 她; (所有格) 她的 |
| 110 | he's | 第一級 | [縮短形] he is; he has |
| 111 | high | 第一級 | [形容詞] 高的; [副詞] 高;強烈地;高聲地; [名詞] 高水準;高峰;天空 |
| 112 | him | 第一級 | [代名詞] (受格) 他 |
| 113 | his | 第一級 | [代名詞] (所有格) 他的; 他的(東西) |
| 114 | home | 第一級 | [形容詞] 家庭的;國內的; [動詞] 回家;為...提供住處; [副詞] 在家;回家;到家; [名詞] 家 |
| 115 | hoping | 第一級 | hope(希望) 的現在分詞 |
| 116 | husband | 第一級 | [名詞] 丈夫 |
| 117 | I | 第一級 | [代名詞] 我 |
| 118 | I'd | 第一級 | [縮短形] I had; I would |
| 119 | if | 第一級 | [連接詞] 如果 |
| 120 | I'll | 第一級 | [縮短形] I shall, I will |
| 121 | in | 第一級 | [形容詞] 在裡面的; [副詞] 進;在裡頭;在家; [介系詞] 在…之內 |
| 122 | interest | 第一級 | [動詞] 使發生興趣; [名詞] 興趣 |
| 123 | into | 第一級 | [介系詞] 進入 |
| 124 | irons | 第一級 | iron(熨燙) 的第三人稱單數現在式; iron(鐵;熨斗) 的複數 |
| 125 | is | 第一級 | [動詞] 是,在; be 動詞第三人稱,單數,現在式 |
| 126 | it | 第一級 | [代名詞] 它 |
| 127 | it's | 第一級 | [縮短形] it is; it has |
| 128 | join | 第一級 | [動詞] 加入; [名詞] 接合點;接連處 |
| 129 | jumped | 第一級 | jump(跳躍) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 130 | just | 第一級 | [形容詞] 正直的;公平的;應得的;正確的; [副詞] 正好;剛才 |
| 131 | keep | 第一級 | [動詞] 保留;保持; [名詞] 生活費,生計 |
| 132 | kept | 第一級 | keep(保留;保持) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 133 | killed | 第一級 | kill(殺) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 134 | kitchen | 第一級 | [名詞] 廚房 |
| 135 | knew | 第一級 | know(知道) 的過去式 |
| 136 | know | 第一級 | [動詞] 知道 |
| 137 | large | 第一級 | [形容詞] 大的 |
| 138 | later | 第一級 | late(晚的;遲的) 的比較級; [副詞] 稍後 |
| 139 | led | 第一級 | lead(引導) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 140 | leg | 第一級 | [名詞] 腿 |
| 141 | let | 第一級 | [動詞] 讓; let(讓) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 142 | light | 第一級 | [形容詞] 輕的; [動詞] 點(火);點燃;照亮; [副詞] 輕地;輕裝地; [名詞] 光線;燈 |
| 143 | like | 第一級 | [動詞] 喜歡; [介系詞] 像;如; [名詞] 愛好 |
| 144 | little | 第一級 | [形容詞] 很少的; [副詞] 一點點; [名詞] 沒有多少;短時間;短距離 |
| 145 | live | 第一級 | [形容詞] 活的,有生命的;燃著的;實況播送的; [動詞] 居住 |
| 146 | liver | 第一級 | live(活的,有生命的;燃著的;實況播送的) 的比較級; [名詞] 肝臟 |
| 147 | long | 第一級 | [形容詞] 長的; [動詞] 長久地;始終; 渴望; [副詞] 長久地;始終 |
| 148 | look | 第一級 | [動詞] 看; [名詞] 看;瞥;臉色;眼神;表情 |
| 149 | looked | 第一級 | look(看) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 150 | looking | 第一級 | look(看) 的現在分詞 |
| 151 | lying | 第一級 | lie(說謊;躺) 的現在分詞 |
| 152 | make | 第一級 | [動詞] 製造; 使得 |
| 153 | man | 第一級 | [動詞] 給...配置人員; [名詞] 男人; 人類 |
| 154 | me | 第一級 | [代名詞] (受格) 我 |
| 155 | men | 第一級 | man(男人; 人類) 的複數 |
| 156 | might | 第一級 | may(可能) 的過去式; [助動詞] may的過去式; [名詞] 力量,威力 |
| 157 | mile | 第一級 | [名詞] 英哩 |
| 158 | miles | 第一級 | mile(英哩) 的複數 |
| 159 | minute | 第一級 | [形容詞] 微小的;瑣細的;詳細的; [名詞] 分鐘 |
| 160 | missing | 第一級 | [形容詞] 缺掉的;失蹤的;找不到的; miss(想念;惦記;未達到) 的現在分詞 |
| 161 | moment | 第一級 | [名詞] 片刻 |
| 162 | more | 第一級 | [形容詞] 更多的; [副詞] 更多;另外;再; [名詞] 更多的數量; [代名詞] 更多的數量 |
| 163 | mother | 第一級 | [動詞] 生下;產生出; [名詞] 母親 |
| 164 | Mr. | 第一級 | [縮寫] 先生 |
| 165 | Mrs. | 第一級 | [縮寫] 女士;太太 |
| 166 | mud | 第一級 | [名詞] 泥巴 |
| 167 | my | 第一級 | [代名詞] (所有格) 我的 |
| 168 | name | 第一級 | [動詞] 給...取名;列舉; [名詞] 名字 |
| 169 | near | 第一級 | [形容詞] 近的; [動詞] 近,接近;幾乎,差不多; [副詞] 近地; [介系詞] 接近 |
| 170 | need | 第一級 | [動詞] 需要; [助動詞] (用於疑問句和否定句)需要,必須; [名詞] 需要;需求;貧窮 |
| 171 | next | 第一級 | [形容詞] 下一個; [副詞] 接下去,然後;下次;第二 |
| 172 | night | 第一級 | [名詞] 夜晚 |
| 173 | no | 第一級 | [形容詞] 沒有;不; [副詞] 不; [名詞] 不;沒有;拒絕;反對票 |
| 174 | noise | 第一級 | [名詞] 噪音 |
| 175 | not | 第一級 | [副詞] 不 |
| 176 | now | 第一級 | [副詞] 現在; [名詞] 現在,目前,此刻 |
| 177 | of | 第一級 | [介系詞] …的，屬於 |
| 178 | off | 第一級 | [形容詞] 離去的;偏離的;休假的;關著的; [副詞] 脫下; [介系詞] 離去 |
| 179 | often | 第一級 | [副詞] 常常 |
| 180 | old | 第一級 | [形容詞] 年老的 |
| 181 | older | 第一級 | old(年老的) 的比較級 |
| 182 | on | 第一級 | [副詞] 繼續;向前;開著;;在進行中; [介系詞] 在…上面 |
| 183 | once | 第一級 | [副詞] 一次; [連接詞] 一旦,一經...便; [名詞] 一次,一回 |
| 184 | one | 第一級 | [形容詞] 一個的; [名詞] 一;一個人;一件事物; [代名詞] 任何人 |
| 185 | only | 第一級 | [副詞] 只,僅僅,才;不料;反而; [副詞] 只, 僅僅; [連接詞] 可是,不過;要不是,若非 |
| 186 | open | 第一級 | [形容詞] 打開的;空曠的;未定的;營業的;公開的; [動詞] 打開; [名詞] 戶外,野外;曠野,空地;公開賽 |
| 187 | or | 第一級 | [連接詞] 或 |
| 188 | ordered | 第一級 | order(點菜;訂購) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 189 | our | 第一級 | [代名詞] 我們的 (所有格) |
| 190 | out | 第一級 | [形容詞] 在外的; [動詞] 出現;問世;顯露; [副詞] 在外地; [介系詞] 通過...而出; [名詞] 託辭;(棒球等)出局 |
| 191 | over | 第一級 | [形容詞] 結束了; [副詞] 在上方;越過;過分,太;再一次; [介系詞] 在…之上 |
| 192 | pair | 第一級 | [動詞] 成對,配對; [名詞] 一副 |
| 193 | pants | 第一級 | [名詞] 褲子 |
| 194 | past | 第一級 | [形容詞] 過去的; [副詞] 過;經過;越過; [介系詞] 走過; [名詞] 過去,昔日;往事;經歷;過去式 |
| 195 | pie | 第一級 | [名詞] 派(食品) |
| 196 | piece | 第一級 | [動詞] 拼湊;拼合;修理;修補; [名詞] 件;片 |
| 197 | place | 第一級 | [動詞] 放置,安置;任命; [名詞] 地方 |
| 198 | pockets | 第一級 | pocket(侵吞;擊(球)落袋;忍受) 的第三人稱單數現在式; pocket(口袋) 的複數 |
| 199 | point | 第一級 | [動詞] 瞄準;指出;強調;對準; [名詞] 點;要點 |
| 200 | pointed | 第一級 | [形容詞] 有尖頭的;尖銳的;中肯的; point(瞄準;指出;強調;對準) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 201 | pointing | 第一級 | point(瞄準;指出;強調;對準) 的現在分詞 |
| 202 | problem | 第一級 | [名詞] 問題 |
| 203 | pulled | 第一級 | pull(拉) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 204 | put | 第一級 | [動詞] 放置; put(放置) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 205 | quick | 第一級 | [形容詞] 快的; [副詞] 快,迅速地 |
| 206 | quickly | 第一級 | quick(快的) 的衍生的副詞 |
| 207 | quiet | 第一級 | [形容詞] 安靜的; [動詞] 使安靜;撫慰,安慰; [名詞] 安靜;寂靜;安穩;和平 |
| 208 | raced | 第一級 | race(與...賽跑) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 209 | ran | 第一級 | run(跑) 的過去式 |
| 210 | really | 第一級 | real(真實的) 的衍生的副詞; [副詞] 真地,確實;很,十分;實在;是嗎 |
| 211 | remember | 第一級 | [動詞] 記得 |
| 212 | returned | 第一級 | return(回;還) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 213 | rowed | 第一級 | row(划船) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 214 | run | 第一級 | [動詞] 跑; run(跑) 的過去分詞; [名詞] 跑;連續的演出;趨勢,動向;擠兌 |
| 215 | said | 第一級 | say(說) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 216 | sat | 第一級 | sit(坐) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 217 | saw | 第一級 | [動詞] 鋸;鋸開; see(看見) 的過去式; [名詞] 鋸子;鋸條 |
| 218 | say | 第一級 | [動詞] 說 |
| 219 | scared | 第一級 | [形容詞] 害怕的; scare(驚嚇,使恐懼) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 220 | sea | 第一級 | [名詞] 海 |
| 221 | see | 第一級 | [動詞] 看見 |
| 222 | seven | 第一級 | [形容詞] 七的; [名詞] 七 |
| 223 | she | 第一級 | [代名詞] 她 |
| 224 | ship | 第一級 | [動詞] 用船運;郵寄;解雇;上船,乘船; [名詞] 船 |
| 225 | ships | 第一級 | ship(用船運;郵寄;解雇;上船,乘船) 的第三人稱單數現在式; ship(船) 的複數 |
| 226 | shook | 第一級 | shake(搖動;握(手)) 的過去式 |
| 227 | shore | 第一級 | [名詞] 岸邊 |
| 228 | shoulder | 第一級 | [動詞] 肩起,挑起;擔負,承擔; [名詞] 肩膀 |
| 229 | shoulders | 第一級 | shoulder(肩起,挑起;擔負,承擔) 的第三人稱單數現在式; shoulder(肩膀) 的複數 |
| 230 | shouting | 第一級 | shout(呼叫) 的現在分詞 |
| 231 | show | 第一級 | [動詞] 表演;顯示; [名詞] 展覽;電影 |
| 232 | sick | 第一級 | [形容詞] 生病的 |
| 233 | sir | 第一級 | [名詞] 先生 |
| 234 | sister | 第一級 | [名詞] 姊妹 |
| 235 | sleep | 第一級 | [動詞] 睡覺; [名詞] 睡眠;死亡;冬眠 |
| 236 | slept | 第一級 | sleep(睡覺) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 237 | smelling | 第一級 | smell(聞) 的現在分詞 |
| 238 | so | 第一級 | [副詞] 這麼;也如此; [連接詞] 因此 |
| 239 | some | 第一級 | [形容詞] 一些的; [代名詞] 一些 |
| 240 | soon | 第一級 | [副詞] 即刻;不久 |
| 241 | sound | 第一級 | [形容詞] 完好的;堅固的;合理的,明智的;殷實的; [動詞] 聽起來; [名詞] 聲音 |
| 242 | stand | 第一級 | [動詞] 站住; 堅持; 面對; 承擔...任務; [名詞] 攤子;停止,站立； 立場;態度 |
| 243 | standing | 第一級 | stand(站住; 堅持; 面對; 承擔...任務) 的現在分詞 |
| 244 | started | 第一級 | start(開始) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 245 | still | 第一級 | [形容詞] 靜止的; [動詞] 使平靜;止住; [副詞] 仍然; [名詞] 靜物畫;寂靜; 蒸餾室 |
| 246 | stood | 第一級 | stand(站住; 堅持; 面對; 承擔...任務) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 247 | stop | 第一級 | [動詞] 停止; [名詞] 車站 |
| 248 | stopped | 第一級 | stop(停止) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 249 | stranger | 第一級 | strange(奇怪的) 的比較級; [名詞] 陌生人 |
| 250 | supper | 第一級 | [名詞] 晚餐 |
| 251 | sure | 第一級 | [形容詞] 確定; [副詞] 的確;一定;當然 |
| 252 | surely | 第一級 | sure(確定) 的衍生的副詞; [副詞] 確實,無疑,一定;當然 |
| 253 | table | 第一級 | [名詞] 桌子;表,目錄 |
| 254 | taken | 第一級 | take(拿;帶;採用) 的過去分詞 |
| 255 | tasted | 第一級 | taste(嘗) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 256 | tell | 第一級 | [動詞] 告訴 |
| 257 | than | 第一級 | [介系詞] 比; 超過; [連接詞] 比較 |
| 258 | that | 第一級 | [形容詞] 那;那個; [副詞] 那樣,那麼; [連接詞] 以致; [代名詞] 那人;那事 |
| 259 | that's | 第一級 | [縮短形] that is |
| 260 | the | 第一級 | [冠詞] 這 |
| 261 | them | 第一級 | [代名詞] (受格) 他們 |
| 262 | then | 第一級 | [形容詞] 當時的; [副詞] 當時;之後;那麼; [名詞] 那時,當時 |
| 263 | there | 第一級 | [副詞] 在那裡; [名詞] 那個地方,那裡; [代名詞] (用以介紹動詞在主詞之前的句子或子句) |
| 264 | these | 第一級 | [形容詞] 這些 (this 的複數); [代名詞] 這些 |
| 265 | they | 第一級 | [代名詞] 他們 |
| 266 | thing | 第一級 | [名詞] 事物;東西 |
| 267 | think | 第一級 | [動詞] 想 |
| 268 | thought | 第一級 | think(想) 的過去式及過去分詞; [名詞] 思想 |
| 269 | threw | 第一級 | throw(投;拋) 的過去式 |
| 270 | to | 第一級 | [介系詞] 到;向 |
| 271 | together | 第一級 | [形容詞] 情緒穩定的;時髦的; [副詞] 一同 |
| 272 | tomorrow | 第一級 | [副詞] 明天; [名詞] 明天 |
| 273 | tonight | 第一級 | [副詞] 今夜;今晚; [名詞] 今夜;今晚 |
| 274 | took | 第一級 | take(拿;帶;採用) 的過去式 |
| 275 | toward | 第一級 | [介系詞] 向;對 |
| 276 | tried | 第一級 | try(試做) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 277 | trouble | 第一級 | [動詞] 麻煩;煩惱;費心; [名詞] 麻煩 |
| 278 | trying | 第一級 | try(試做) 的現在分詞 |
| 279 | turned | 第一級 | turn(轉) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 280 | twenty | 第一級 | [形容詞] 二十的; [名詞] 二十 |
| 281 | two | 第一級 | [形容詞] 二的; [名詞] 二 |
| 282 | uncle | 第一級 | [名詞] 叔叔 |
| 283 | under | 第一級 | [副詞] 在下面,在下方;從屬地; [介系詞] 在…下面 |
| 284 | understand | 第一級 | [動詞] 了解 |
| 285 | up | 第一級 | [形容詞] 向上的;上行的; [動詞] 提高;增加;舉起;突然站起; up(提高;增加;舉起;突然站起) 的過去式及過去分詞; [副詞] 向上; [介系詞] 向...上; [名詞] 上升;走運 |
| 286 | us | 第一級 | [代名詞] 我們 (受格) |
| 287 | voice | 第一級 | [動詞] (用言語)表達,說出; [名詞] (人的)聲音 |
| 288 | wait | 第一級 | [動詞] 等候; [名詞] 等待;等待的時間 |
| 289 | want | 第一級 | [動詞] 想要; [名詞] 需要的東西;必需品;缺乏;匱乏 |
| 290 | wanted | 第一級 | want(想要) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 291 | was | 第一級 | am(是,在; be 動詞第一人稱,單數,現在式) 的過去式; is(是,在; be 動詞第三人稱,單數,現在式) 的過去式 |
| 292 | water | 第一級 | [動詞] 給...澆水;加水稀釋;流口水; [名詞] 水 |
| 293 | way | 第一級 | [副詞] 很、太; [名詞] 方法;路 |
| 294 | we | 第一級 | [代名詞] 我們 |
| 295 | weak | 第一級 | [形容詞] 虛弱的 |
| 296 | went | 第一級 | go(去;走) 的過去式 |
| 297 | were | 第一級 | are(是,在; be 動詞第一、第三人稱, 複數, 現在式; 第二次人單、複數, 現在式) 的過去式 |
| 298 | we're | 第一級 | [縮短形] we are |
| 299 | what | 第一級 | [形容詞] 什麼;多麼,何等; [代名詞] 什麼 |
| 300 | what's | 第一級 | [縮短形] what is |
| 301 | when | 第一級 | [副詞] 何時; [連接詞] 當...時;既然;然而; [代名詞] 什麼時候,那時 |
| 302 | where | 第一級 | [副詞] 在哪兒; [連接詞] 在...處;到...的地方;...的地方; [名詞] 哪裡,何處; 地點; [代名詞] 哪裡,何處 |
| 303 | where's | 第一級 | [縮短形] where is |
| 304 | which | 第一級 | [形容詞] 哪一個,哪一些;這個,這些; [代名詞] 哪一個 |
| 305 | while | 第一級 | [動詞] 消磨(時光),輕鬆地度過; [連接詞] 當...的時候; [名詞] 一會兒 |
| 306 | who | 第一級 | [代名詞] 誰 |
| 307 | wife | 第一級 | [名詞] 妻子 |
| 308 | wind | 第一級 | [動詞] 纏繞;包,裹;蜿蜒;迂迴; [名詞] 風 |
| 309 | with | 第一級 | [介系詞] 跟...在一起;有 |
| 310 | word | 第一級 | [動詞] 用言詞表達; [名詞] 字 |
| 311 | words | 第一級 | word(用言詞表達) 的第三人稱單數現在式; word(字) 的複數 |
| 312 | worried | 第一級 | [形容詞] 擔心的,發愁的; worry(擔心) 的過去式及過去分詞 |
| 313 | would | 第一級 | will(將) 的過去式; will(將;願,要;能;願意) 的過去式及過去分詞; [助動詞] (will的過去式)將 |
| 314 | wouldn't | 第一級 | [縮短形] would not |
| 315 | years | 第一級 | year(年) 的複數 |
| 316 | yes | 第一級 | [副詞] 是; [感歎詞] (贊同或喜悅的強烈表達); [名詞] 肯定的回答,同意;贊成票 |
| 317 | you | 第一級 | [代名詞] 你;你們 |
| 318 | you'll | 第一級 | [縮短形] you will |
| 319 | your | 第一級 | [代名詞] (所有格) 你的;你們的 |
| 320 | yourself | 第一級 | [代名詞] (反身代名詞) 你自己 |
| 321 | you've | 第一級 | [縮短形] you have |
