牛津2A图片卡(给孩子做的可以打印成卡片).doc

Parknoun/pk/ /prk/ CCentral ParkBin noun ( WASTE )/bn/ Ca litter binBuildingnoun /bl.d/C or UThe once-empty site was now covered with buildings.Roadnoun /rd/ /rod/C or UWe live on a busy/quiet road.Applenoun /p.l/C or Uan apple treeShanghaiShe live in Shanghai.Pizzanoun /pit.s/ C or U(US old-fashioned also pizza pie)a slice of pizzaBirdnoun ( CREATURE )/bd/ /bd/ Ccaged/wild birdsHot dog a cooked sausage eaten in a long soft roll, often with fried onions a hot dog standBiscuitnoun ( FLAT CAKE ) /bs.kt/ C UK (US cookie) a small, flat cake that is dry and usually sweet a packet of biscuitsJuicenoun ( LIQUID ) /dus/ U the liquid that comes from fruit or vegetables orange/lemon/grapefruit/carrot juiceHotadjective ( VERY WARM ) /ht/ /ht/ (hotter, hottest) having a high temperature a hot sunny dayCatnoun /kt/ Ca small animal with fur, four legs, a tail and claws, usually kept as a pet or for catching mice, or any member of the group of similar animals such as the lionA catWaternoun /w.tr/ /w.t/ U a clear liquid, without colour or taste, which falls from the sky as rain and is necessary for animal and plant life a bottle/drink/glass of waterPlayverb ( ENJOY ) /ple/ The children spent the afternoon playing in the garden.Dognoun ( ANIMAL ) /dg/ /dg/ C a common animal with four legs, especially kept by people as a pet or to hunt or guard things my pet dogSleepnoun ( NOT AWAKE ) /slip/ I must get some sleep - Im exhausted.Runverb ( GO QUICKLY ) /rn/ (running, ran, run) The sheep ran away/off in fright.Eggnoun ( FOOD ) /eg/a hard-boiled/soft-boiled eggSwimverb ( MOVE IN WATER ) /swm/ (swimming, swam, swum) I swam two miles this morning. be swimming in/with sthPlanenoun ( AIRCRAFT ) /plen/ C a plane ticketFishnoun /f/ (plural fish or fishes) Several large fish live in the pond.Trainnoun ( VEHICLE ) /tren/ the train to/from BristolFerrynoun /fer.i/ C (also ferry boat)Were going across to France by/on the ferry.Carnoun /kr / /kr/ CThey dont have a car.Taxinoun /tk.si/ C (also taxicab , also cab)a taxi driverVannoun ( VEHICLE ) /vn/Busnoun ( VEHICLE ) /bs/ C (plural buses or US ALSO busses)You should take the bus/go by bus (= travel by bus) if you want to see the sights.Handnoun ( BODY PART ) /hnd/All their toys are made by hand.Girlnoun /gl/ /gl/Two girls showed us round the classrooms.Lightnoun ( BRIGHTNESS ) /lat/a bright lightStopverb ( FINISH ) /stp/ /stp/ (-pp-)Once I start eating chocolate, I cant stop. Fastadjective ( QUICK ) /fst/ /fst/fast carsGoverb ( MOVE/TRAVEL ) /g/ /go/ (going, went, gone)We went into the house.Ice-creamnoun /askrim/ /askrim/ C or Ua tub of ice creamSlowadjective /sl/ /sloa slow runner/driver/readerInpreposition ( INSIDE ) /n/Is Mark still in bed?Jellynoun /del.i/Ive made a strawberry jelly for the childrens tea.Underpreposition ( LOWER POSITION ) /n.dr/ /-d/He hid under the chair.Onpreposition ( ABOVE ) /n/ /n/Ow, youre standing on my foot!Starnoun ( OBJECT IN SPACE ) /str/ Stars twinkled above them as they lay on the hill.Bellnoun /bel/ CThe church bells rang out to welcome in the New Year.Treenoun /tri/ Ca plum/apple/chestnut treePresentnoun ( SOMETHING GIVEN ) /prez.nt/ a birthday/Christmas/wedding presentHatnoun /ht/ Ca woolly hatKitenoun ( FLYING OBJECT ) /kat/ Cto fly a kiteOven glovesnoun C UK (US oven mitts)Glove（s）noun /glv/ C a pair of glovesScarf (s)noun /skf/ /skrf/ C (plural scarves or scarfs)a knitted/woollen/silk scarfBoxing glovesColdadjective ( LOW TEMPERATURE ) /kld/ /kold/a cold day/houseWinterLast winter we went skiing.Snownoun ( WEATHER ) /sn/ /sno/ Outside the snow began to fall.Windnoun ( CURRENT OF AIR ) /wnd/There isnt enough wind to fly a kite.Lightnoun ( BRIGHTNESS ) /lat/a bright lightSnowflake (s)noun /sn.flek/ /sno-/ Ca small piece of snowBeltnoun ( CLOTHING ) /belt/She fastened her belt tightly around her waist.Tieverb ( FASTEN ) /ta/ (tying, tied, tied)I tie my hair back when its hot.Shirtnoun /t/ /t/ Ca short-/long-sleeved shirtSock (s)noun ( CLOTHES ) /sk/ /sk/ a pair of socksCoatnoun ( CLOTHING ) /kt/ /kot/ CDo your coat up, Joe, or youll freeze.Dressnoun /dres/a long/short dressPienoun /pa/ C or U Apple pieMoonnoun /munWhat time does the moon rise/set (= appear/disappear in the sky)?Hamburgernoun /hmb.gr/ /-b.g/Beef cheese hamburgerCakenoun ( FOOD ) /kek/Wedding cakeRicenoun /ras/ U A bowl of riceBreadnoun /bred/ U Oat breadGiftnoun ( PRESENT ) /gft/Xmas giftMilknoun /mlk/ U Fresh milkSweetadjective ( TASTE ) /swit/Sweet shopChocolatenoun /tk.lt/ /tk-/Dark chocolateT-shirtnoun /ti.t/ /-t/ C (also tee shirt) A white T-shirtSweaternoun /swet.r/ /swet./ C (UK also jumper) Put a sweater on if youre cold.Mothernoun ( PARENT ) /m.r/ /-/ CMy mother was 21 when she got married.Fathernoun /f.r / /-/ CMy father took me to watch the football every Saturday.Sisternoun /ss.tr/ /-t/ C Sophie and Emily are sisters.Brothernoun /br.r / /-/ CI have three brothers and a sister.Nursenoun /ns/ /ns/ CNurse Millard will be with you shortly.Doctornoun ( MEDICINE ) /dk.tr / /dk.t/ C You should see a doctor about that cough.Cookverb ( HEAT ) /kk/ A cook。 I dont cook meat very often.Workernoun /w.kr/ /w.k/ Cfactory/social/construction workersBigadjective ( LARGE ) /bg/ (bigger, biggest)Its a big dog.Sunnoun /sn/ S or UThe sun rises in the east and sets in the west.Brightadjective ( LIGHT ) /brat/bright sunshineSmalladjective ( LIMITED ) /sml/ /sml/a small dog/house/car/countryWindownoun ( GLASS ) /wn.d/ /-doIs it all right if I open/close the window?Doornoun /dr / /dr/ Cthe front doorOfpreposition ( POSSESSION ) weak form /v/strong form /v/ /v/a friend of mineDesk（s）noun ( TABLE ) /desk/ Can office/school deskAbleadjective ( CAN DO ) /e.bl/Will he be able to finish the work?Atpreposition ( PLACE ) weak form /t/ strong form /t/Ill meet you at the entrance.armchairnoun /m.ter / /rm.ter/ C She sat in an armchair , reading a newspaper. Chairnoun ( FURNITURE ) /ter / /ter/ CPushchairnoun /p.ter/ /-ter/ C UK (US stroller)deckchairnoun /dek.ter / /-ter/ CCar