voa慢速英语中1500字

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aoran

[(1)one;(2)any;(3)each]

Wouldyougivemeasheetofpaper?(1)

Atrianglehasthreesides.(2)

Hecomestoseehisgrandmotheronceaweek.(3)

able

[havingthepowertodosomething]

AreyouabletospeakEnglish?

about

[(1)almost;(2)oforhavingarelationto]

Hecompletedabouthalfofhiswork.(1)

Wetalkabouttheweather.(2)

above

[atahigherplace]

Hisheadwasabovethewater.

accept

[toagreetoreceive]

Pleaseacceptmythanks.

accident

[(1)somethingthathappensbychanceormistake;(2)anunplannedevent]

Shewasinjuredintheaccident.(1)

Wemetagainbyaccidentafterseventeenyearshadpassed.(2)

accuse

[(1)tosayapersonisresponsibleforanactorcrime;(2)tomake

astatementagainstsomeone]

Herfriendaccusedherofbreakinghisheart.(1)

Thelawyeraccusedthesuspectoflying.(2)

across

[(1)fromsidetoside;(2)totheotherside]

Theboxwastencentimetersacross.(1)

Thedogranacrosstheroad.(2)

act

[todosomething]

Heactedimmediatelytostopthefight.

activist

[onewhoseekschangethroughaction]

Theactivistworkedhardtochangethelaw.

actor

[someoneactinginaplayorshow]

Thatactorfrightenedme.

add

[(1)toput(something)withanothertomakeitlarger;(2)tosaymore]

Pleaseaddmynametothelist.(1)

Shetoldhimtoleave,butaddedthatshewouldliketoseehimagain.

(2)

administration

[theexecutivepartofagovernment,usuallyheadedbyapresidentor

primeminister]

ThenewadministrationstartsworkinJanuary.

admit

[(1)toaccept;(2)toexpressone1sguiltorresponsibility]

WhenwasthecountryadmittedtotheUnitedNations?(1)

Headmittedthatwhathedidwaswrong.(2)

adult

[agrownperson]

Onlyanadultcansignthedocument.

advise

[tohelpwithinformation,knowledgeorideasinmakingadecision]

Didyouadvisehimtoleave?

affect

[(1)toinfluence£»(2)toproduceaneffecton]

Alackofsleepaffectedthesinger1sperformance.(1)

Mr.Nutley1sbeliefinmytalentgreatlyaffectedmylife.(2)

afraid

[feelingfear]

Iamafraidofguns.

after

[(1)later;(2)behind]

Shearrivedafterthelessonstarted.(1)

Inthealphabet,BisafterA.(2)

again

[(1)anothertime;(2)asbefore]

Samplayedthesongagain.(1)

Ifoundmybookinthesameplaceagain.(2)

against

[(1)opposedto;(2)notagreeingwithsomething]

Theymarchedagainstthewar.(1)

Heagreedtomostoftheplan,butwasagainststartingitnow.(2)

age

[howoldapersonorthingis]

Thelegalageforvotingiseighteen.

agency

[anorganizationthatispartofalargergroup]

UNICEFisanagencyoftheUnitedNations.

aggression

[(1)anattackagainstapersonorcountry;(2)theviolationofa

country1sborders]

Thesurpriseattackwasanactofaggression.(1)

Thecountrycommittedaggressionwhenitcrossedtheborderoftheother

country.(2)

ago

[(1)oftimepast;(2)beforenow]

Hewasmyfriendlongago.(1)

Isawhertwoyearsago.(2)

agree

[(1)tohavethesamebeliefassomeone;(2)tobewillingtodo

something]

Weagreeaboutpolitics.(1)

Bothsidesagreetomeetagainnextweek.(2)

agriculture

[farming]

Johnstudiedagriculturebecausehewantedtobeafarmer.

aid

[(1)tohelp;(2)tosupport;(3)help,assistance]

Heofferedtoaidthevictimsofthefire.(1)

DidyougivemoneytoaidtheDemocraticortheRepublicancandidate?

(2)

Congressvotedtoprovideaidtothefloodvictims.(3)

aim

[(1)topointagunat;(2)agoalorpurpose]

Youcannothitthetargetifyoudonotaimthegun.(1)

Theaimofthereformersistoimprovegovernment.(2)

air

[themixtureofgasesaroundtheearth,mostlynitrogenandoxygen,

thatwebreathe]

Theairiscleaninthemountains.

airforce

[amilitaryorganizationusingairplanes]

Theairforcewantsmoreairplanesandmissiles.

airplane

[avehiclewithwingsthatflies]

Iflewhomeonanairplane.

airport

[aplacewhereairplanestakeoffandland]

TheairplanelandedattheairportinWashington.

album

[acollectionofrecordedmusic]

Herecordedthesongfromanoldrecordalbum.

alcohol

[astrong,colorlessliquid,usuallymadefromgrain,usedasadrug

orinindustrialproducts]

Themanfellbecausehedranktoomuchalcohol.

alive

[(1)havinglife;(2)notdead]

Theflowersbecomealiveinthespring.(1)

Theaccidentvictimwasseriouslyinjuredbutisstillalive.(2)

all

[(1)everything;(2)everyone;(3)thecompleteamount]

Sheateallthatshewanted.(1)

Allwereinvitedtospeak,ontheproposal.(2)

Shespentallhermoneyforanewcar.(3)

ally

[anationorpersonjoinedwithanotherforaspecialpurpose]

BritainisamilitaryallyoftheUnitedStates.

almost

[alittlelessthancompletely]

Mydogisalmostfiveyearsold.

alone

[separatedfromothers]

Somepeopleenjoyeatingalone.

along

[nearoron]

Wewalkedalongtheroad.

already

[(1)beforenow;(2)evennow]

Shewasalreadytherewhenwearrived.(1)

Itisalreadytoolatetotakethetrain.(2)

also

[(1)addedto;(2)too]

Pleasebringmethefishdinnerandcoffeezandalsosomewater.(1)

Shesaidshealsowantedtogohome.(2)

although

[evenifitistruethat]

Althoughhewastired,hekeptwalking.

always

[(1)atalltimes;(2)everytime]

Thisstreetisalwaysbusy.(1)

Wealwaysstudytogether.(2)

ambassador

[anation1shighestdiplomaticrepresentative(toanothergovernment)]

Foreignambassadorsliveinthecapitalcity.

amend

[toaddtoortochange(aproposalorlaw)]

Thecommitteerefusedtoamenditsproposal.

ammunition

[thebulletsorshellsfiredfromguns]

Theycouldnotfightwithoutammunition.

among

[inorpartof(agroup)]

Shewasamongthestudentswholefttheschool.

amount

[thenumber,sizeorweightofanything]

Thedoctorgavehimonlyasmallamountofmedicine.

anarchy

[(1)alackoforder;(2)lawlessness]

Thepeacefulprotestsblockedthestreetsandproducedanarchy.(1)

Anarchyresultedwhenthecitycouldnotstoptheriots.(2)

ancestor

[afamilymemberfromthepast]

MyancestorscamefromSwitzerlandin1742.

ancient

[(1)veryold;(2)longago]

Scientistsdiscoveredtheancientknifeinacave.(1)

TheyreadtheIliadwhilestudyingancientGreece.(2)

and

[(1)also;(2)inadditionto;(3)with]

Mydoglikestorunandjump.(1)

Fiveandthreeequaleight.(2)

Doyoulikericeandblackbeans?(3)

anger

[astrongemotionagainstsomeoneorsomething]

Theprotester*svoicewasfullofanger.

animal

[alivingcreaturethatmoves,suchasadogorcat]

Thekangarooisastrangeanimal.

anniversary

[ayearlycelebrationorobservanceofaneventthathappenedinthe

past]

Whenisyourweddinganniversary?

announce

[(1)tomakeknownpublicly;(2)todeclareofficially]

WhoannouncedtheVOAnewslastnight?(1)

Thepresidentannouncedataxcut.(2)

another

[(1)onemore;£"2£©adifferentone]

MayIhaveanotherkiss?(1)

Let1sdothisanotherway.(2)

answer

[(1)astatementproducedbyaquestion;(2)tomakeastatementafter

beingaskedaquestion]

Thatwasmyfinalanswer.(1)

Sheansweredthequestionwithasmile.(2)

any

[oneormoreofnospecialkind]

Idonothaveanyplanstoleavetown.

apologize

[toexpressregretforamistakeoraccidentforwhichoneaccepts

responsibility]

Donotapologizeforsomeoneelse1smistake.

appeal

[(1)totaketoahighercourt,personorgroupforadecision;(2)

tocallonsomebodyforhelp]

Ihaveappealedthedecisiontoahighercourt.(1)

Theaidorganizationappealedformorefoodandwaterforfloodvictims.

(2)

appear

[(1)toshowoneself;(2)tocomeintosight;(3)toseem]

Theactorappearedontelevisionforthefirsttime.(1)

Theshipappearedasthefoglifted.(2)

Thefarmerappearedtobeverytired.(3)

appoint

[(1)toname;(2)tochoose]

TheownerappointedJohntoheadthenewbusiness.(1)

Thepresidentcanappointajudgetothenewcourt.(2)

approve

[(1)toagreewith;(2)toagreetosupport]

Thebankapprovedmyloan.(1)

Iapproveofyourproposal.(2)

archeology

[thescientificstudyofpasthumanlifeandactivities]

Hestudiedarcheologyincollege.

area

[anyplaceorpartofit]

Myfriendlivesinthisarea.

argue

[(1)toofferreasonsfororagainstsomething;(2)todispute;(3)

todisagree]

ThePresidentarguedformoreaidtoschools.(1)

Theyarguedalldaybutcouldnotfindagreement.(2)

GeorgeandAllovetoargueaboutpolitics.(3)

arms

[(1)militaryequipment;(2)weapons]

Therebelsgotmostoftheirarmsbytakingthemfromsoldiers.(1)

Weareveryconcernedaboutthespreadofnucleararms.(2)

army

[militarygroundforces]

Thearmyfightsontheground.

around

[oneveryside(of)]

Shedrovearoundinhernewcar.

arrest

[(1)toseizeapersonforlegalaction;(2)totakeasaprisoner]

Thejudgeorderedpolicetoarresthimbecauseherefusedtocometo

court.(1)

Thepolicearrestedtheviolentdemonstrators.(2)

arrive

[tocometoaplace,especiallyattheendofatrip]

ThepresidentarrivedinTokyoforanofficialvisit.

art

[expressionsorcreationsbyhumansrsuchaspaintings,music,writing

orstatues]

MuchoftheartincludedpaintingsstolenduringWorldWarII.

artillery

[bigguns]

Artillerydestroyedmostofthebuildingsinthetown.

as

[(1)equally;(2)when;(3)while]

Thewildfirespreadasfastasthewindbehindit.(1)

AsheheardthegunshotAhelookedathiswatchandsawitwasalmost

fiveo*clock..(2)

Hewatchedtheanimalasitranacrossthefield.(3)

ash

[thepartleftaftersomethingburns]

Onlyasheswereleftwhenthefirepassed,

ask

[(1)toquestion;(2)tosaysomethingiswanted]

Weasktheteacherquestionseveryday.(1)

Thecandidateaskedthepeoplefortheirvotes.(2)

assist

[tohelp]

Thedoctoraskedthemedicalstudenttoassisthim.

astronaut

[apersonwhotravelsinspace]

AstronautNeilArmstrongwasthefirstmantowalkonthemoon.

astronomy

[thescientificstudyofstarsandtheuniverse]

IstudyastronomybecauseIliketolookatstars.

asylum

[politicalprotectiongivenbyagovernmenttoapersonfromanother

country]

Therefugeeaskedforpoliticalasylum.

at

[(1)inornear;(2)where;(3)when]

Shesawthebearattheedgeoftheforest.(1)

Lookatthebear.(2)

Wemustgohomeatnoon.(3)

atmosphere

[thegasessurroundinganystarorplanet]

TheatmosphereofVenusismostlywaterandcarbondioxide.

attach

[(1)totietogether;(2)toconnect]

Pleaseattachthisnamecardtoyourcoat.(1)

Heattachedhimselftoourgroup.(2)

attack

[(1)aviolentattempttodamage,injureorkill;(2)tostartafight]

ThewarstartedwitharebelattackongovernmenttroopsatCharleston,

SouthCarolina.(1)

Severalmenattackedhimonthestreet.(2)

attempt

[(1)toworktowardsomething;(2)totry;(3)tomakeaneffort]

Heattemptedtochangehislifeonestepatatime.(1)

Donotattempttodrivethroughthefloodwaters.(2)

Youwillneverwriteyourbookifyoudonotattemptit.(3)

attend

[tobepresentat]

Thepresidentwillattendthemeeting.

automobile

[(1)avehiclewithwheelsusedtocarrypeople;(2)acar]

Isabusanautomobile?(1)

Whoinventedtheautomobile?(2)

autumn

[thetimeoftheyearbetweensummerandwinter]

Thetreesofautumnarebrightredandyellow.

average

[(1)something(anumber)representingthemiddle;(2)common;(3)

normal]

TheaverageofdailyhightemperaturesinWashingtoninJanuaryiszero

degrees,Celsius.(1)

Theaverageamountspentforlunchwastwodollars.(2)

Johnisanaveragestudent.(3)

avoid

[tostayawayfrom]

Avoidmeatandmilkproductstopreventaheartattack.

awake

[notsleeping]

Thestormkepteveryoneawakeforhours.

award

[anhonororprizeforanactorservice]

Lastnight,wesawthemoviethatwonthebestpictureaward,

away

[notnear]

Theoldmancamefromfaraway,buthishomeisherenow.

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baby

[anewlyborncreature]

Maryhadababylastnight.

back

[(1)thepartbehindthefront;(2)theotherwayfromforward]

Thewriter1spictureisonthebackofthebook.(1)

Shestoppedwalkingawayandlookedbackatme.(2)

bad

[(1)wrong;(2)actingagainstthelaw;(3)notgood]

Billmadeabaddecision.(1)

Theprisonerwasabadmanformostofhislife.(2)

Thewaterwasdirtyandhadabadtaste.(3)

balance

[tomaketwosidesorforcesequal]

IbalancedmybudgetbynotspendingmorethanIearned.

ball

[somethinground]

Theearthisshapedlikeaball.

balloon

[adeviceofstrong,lightmaterialthatriseswhenfilledwithgas

lighterthanair]

ManyhotairballoonsraceinNewMexicoeachyear.

ballot

[apieceofpaperusedforvoting]

Iwasaskedtocounttheballotsandannouncethewinner.

ban

[(1)tonotpermit;(2)tostop;(3)anofficialrestriction]

Runningisbannedatourswimmingpool.(1)

Thecurfewbansallnighttimetravel.(2)

Theprotestorscalledforabanonsmokinginpublicbuildings.(3)

bank

[anorganizationthatkeepsandlendsmoney]

Themansaidherobbedbanksbecausethatiswherethemoneyis.

bar

[topreventorblock]

Hewasbarredfromcompetinginthegamesbecauseheusedillegaldrugs.

barrier

[anythingthatblocksormakesanactiondifficult]

Thevotingrightslawremovesmostracialbarrierstovoting.

base

[(1)amilitarycenter;(2)toestablishasafact]

Mybrotherisatamilitarytrainingbase.(1)

Herresearchwasbasedonexperiments.(2)

battle

[afightbetweenopposingarmedforces]

Southernforceswonthebattlebutlostthewar.

be

[(1)tolive;(2)tohappen;(3)toexist]

Themanisverysickandwillnotbeheremuchlonger.(1)

Theweddingwillbesoon.(2)

Washington,D・C・,hasbeenthecapitalfor200years.(3)

beat

[tohitagainandagain]

Theprisonguardsdeniedtheybeattheprisoner.

beauty

[thatwhichpleasestheeye,earorspirit]

Allfellsilentatthebeautyofthemountains.

because

[forthereasonthat]

Heleftbecausehewassick.

become

[tocometobe]

Whendidhebecomesick?

bed

[asleepingplace]

ThebedwassohardthatIcouldnotsleep.

before

[earlier]

Billatebeforehewenttowork.

begin

[(1)todothefirstpartofanaction;(2)tostart]

Hebegantolaughwhenhesawme.(1)

Alongwalkbeginswithonestep.(2)

behind

[(1)atthebackof;(2)inbackof]

Ourfastestrunnerwasfarbehindtheleader.(1)

Ilivebehindthathill.(2)

believe

[(1)tothink;(2)tofeelsureof;(3)toacceptastrue;(4)totrust]

Ibelieveitmayraintonight.(1)

Jimbelieveshisfriendisagoodwriter.(2)

Thelawyerbelievedthesuspect*sstatement.(3)

WebelieveinGod.(4)

bell

[aninstrumentthatmakesamusicalsound]

Jimsayshelikesthesoundofachurchbell.

belong

[(1)tobeownedby;(2)tobeamemberof]

Thatbookbelongstomysister.(1)

MybrotherbelongstotheBoyScouts.(2)

below

[lowerthan]

Thetemperatureoutsideisbelowfreezing,

best

[themostgood]

AllofoursingersaregoodbutLisaisbest.

betray

[(1)toturnagainst;(2)tobefalseto]

Thespybetrayedhiscountry.(1)

Theboybetrayedhismother*strustinhim.(2)

better

[moregoodthan]

ZachisabetterbaseballplayerthanAl.

between

[(1)inthespaceortimethatseparates;(2)fromonetotheother]

Iwouldliketomeetwithyoubetweentwoandthreeo1clock.(1)

Secrettalksbetweenthetwonationsproducedanagreement.(2)

big

[(1)ofgreatsize;(2)notsmall]

Texasisabigstate.(1)

Melissawasabigbaby.(2)

bill

[alegislativeproposal]

Tobecomelaw,abillmustbeapprovedbybothhousesofCongressand

signedbythePresident.

biology

[thescientificstudyoflifeorlivingthingsinalltheirforms]

Myschoolrequiresoneyearofstudyeachofbiology,physicsand

chemistry.

bird

acreaturethatflies]

IwatchedthebirdflyawayuntilIcouldnolongerseeit.

bite

[tocutwiththeteeth]

Mydogsoundsaggressivebuthewillnotbiteyou.

black

[(1)dark;(2)havingthecolorlikethatofthenightsky]

Ifirstsawhimonablackandstormynight.(1)

Thedoctorarrivedinabigblackcar.(2)

blame

[(1)toaccuse;(2)toholdresponsible]

Thepoliceblamedhimforthecrime.(1)

Don*tblamemeforyourbaddecision.(2)

blanket

[aclothcoverusedtokeepwarm]

Thefloodrefugeesneededfoodandwarmblankets.

bleed

[toloseblood]

Doyouknowhowtostopyournosefrombleeding?

blind

[notabletosee]

Beingblinddidnotkeephimfrombecomingafamoussinger.

block

[(1)tostopsomethingfrombeingdone;(2)topreventmovement]

Heblockedanyattempttobecomefriends.(1)

Atruckaccidentblockedtheroadforanhour.(2)

blood

[redfluidinthebody]

Abloodtestisusuallypartofayearlymedicalexamination.

blow

[tomovewithforce,asinair]

Thewindblowstheautumnleaves.

blue

[havingthecolorlikethatofaclearsky]

Mysonhasblueeyes.

boat

[somethingbuilttotravelonwaterthatcarriespeopleorgoods]

Iliketofishfromaboat.

body

[(1)allofapersonoranimal;(2)theremainsofapersonoranimal]

Exercisecanimproveanyone*sbody.(1)

Policefoundfivebodiesburiedbeneaththehouse.(2)

boil

[toheataliquiduntilitbecomesveryhot]

Boilonecupofwater,addfrozenvegetablesandcookforfiveminutes.

bomb

[(1)adevicethatexplodeswithgreatforce;(2)toattackordestroy

withbombs]

Thebombexplodedoutsidethebuilding.(1)

Thewarplanesbombedenemymissilelaunchers.(2)

bone

[thehardmaterialinthebody]

Thegirlbrokeaboneinherwristwhenshefell.

book

[alongwrittenworkforreading]

TheprofessorhaswrittensixbooksaboutEastAsia.

border

[adividinglinebetweennations]

ManynewfactorieshavebeenbuiltacrosstheborderinMexico.

(be)born

[(1)tocometolife;(2)tocomeintoexistence]

Whenwereyouborn?(1)

TheAmericanRevolutionwasborninMassachusetts.(2)

borrow

[totakeasaloan]

Thebankrefusedtoletmeborrowanymoremoney.

both

[notjustoneoftwo,butthetwotogether]

BothofuswereeducatedattheUniversityofVirginia.

bottle

[acontainer,usuallymadeofglass,toholdliquid]

Hedrankthelastbottleofwater.

bottom

[thelowestpartofsomething]

Thedamagedsubmarineisstillatthebottomoftheocean.

box

[somethingtoputthingsinto]

Puttheoldbooksinthatbox.

boy

[ayoungmaleperson]

Theboysplayedtogetherafterschool.

boycott

[torefusetotakepartinordealwith]

Thefarmworkersunioncalledforaboycottofvegetablespickedby

foreignworkers.

brain

[thecontrolcenterofthought,emotionsandbodyactivityofall

creatures]

Scientistscontinuetodiscovernewinformationaboutthechemistry

ofthebrain.

brave

[havingnofear]

Leavinghomewasabravedecision.

bread

[afoodmadefromgrain]

Wehavebreadateverymeal.

break

[(1)todivideintopartsbyforce;(2)todestroy]

Theglassbrokeintomanypieces.(1)

Yearsofhardworkbrokehishealth,butitdidnotbreakhisspirit.

(2)

breathe

[totakeairintothebodyandletitoutagain]

Breathedeeplybeforeyoubeginyourspeech.

bridge

[astructurebuiltoverawaterway,valleyorroadsopeopleandvehicles

cancrossfromonesidetotheother]

Thecityneedsanewbridgeacrosstheriver.

brief

[(1)short;(2)notlong]

Manypeoplewishtospeak,sopleasekeepyourcommentsbrief.(1)

Thecarsloweddownbriefly,thenspeededup.(2)

bright

[(1)givingmuchlight;(2)strongandclearincolor]

Brightsunlighthurtsmyeyes.(1)

Thenewgrassisbrightgreen.(2)

bring

[tocomewithsomething]

SamwillbringTracytotheparty.

broadcast

[(1)tosendinformation,storiesormusicbyradioortelevision;(2)

aradioortelevisionprogram]

VOAbroadcaststhenewsinSpecialEnglish.(1)

TheSpecialEnglishbroadcastcanbeheardalmosteverywhere.(2)

brother

[amalewiththesamefatherormotherasanotherperson]

Ihavethreebrothers,butnosisters.

brown

[havingthecolorlikethatofcoffee]

Richardhasbrownhairandbrowneyes.

budget

[aspendingplan]

Congressdecidedtoaddmoneytotheeducationbudget.

build

[tojoinmaterialstogethertomakesomething]

Timplanstobuildahouseforhisdog.

building

[anythingbuiltforuseasahouse,factory,office,school,storeor

placeofentertainment]

Myofficeisinthatbuildingnexttothehotel.

bullet

[asmallpieceofmetalshotfromagun]

Thebullethittheexactcenterofthetarget.

burn

[(1)tobeonfire;(2)todestroyordamagebyfire]

Thecandlesburnedbrightlyenoughformetoreadthebook.(1)

Thewildfireburnedmuchoftheforest.(2)

burst

[tobreakopensuddenly]

Thedamburstandsentawallofwaterrushingdownthevalley.

bury

[toputintothegroundandcoverwithearth]

Wheredoyouthinktheyburiedthetreasure?

bus

[apublicvehicletocarrypeople]

RidetheA-l7busto4thandIndependenceAvenue.

business

[(1)one*swork;(2)buyingandsellingtoearnmoney;(3)trade]

Mybusinessiswritingradioprograms.(1)

TheInternetiscreatingmanynewmarketsforbusiness.(2)

Ihavedonebusinesswiththatcompanyformanyyears.(3)

busy

[(1)doingsomething;(2)veryactive]

Areyoubusynow?(1)

Georgewasverybusythismorningwithanemergencycase.(2)

but

[(1)however;(2)otherthan;(3)yet]

SheknewwhocalledbutIdidnotknow.(1)

Theboyatenothingbutcandy.(2)

Jeanwastiredbutshecouldnotgettosleep.(3)

buy

[togetbypayingsomething,usuallymoney]

WheredidLilabuythosegreatclothes?

by

[(1)near;at;(2)nextto;(3)from;(4)notlaterthan]

Pleasesitherebyme.(1)

Theywalkedbytheriver.(2)

TheyperformedaplaybyWilliamShakespeare.(3)

Hermothersaidthatshehadtobehomebymidnight.(4)

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cabinet

[agroupofministersthathelpsleadagovernment]

The