剑桥2单词表资料

Unit5GrowingUpWordlistp.40-411.tribe[traɪb]n.部落；族；宗族2.ceremony['seriməni]n.仪式,礼节,典礼3.adult['ædʌlt]n.成年人adj.成年的,适合成年人的4.teenage['ti:neidʒ]adj.青少年的,十几岁的5.hut[hʌt]n.小屋,棚屋6.skull[skʌl]n.头骨,骷髅头7.bamboo[bæm'bu:]n.竹,竹子(复数：banboos)8.cut[kʌt]n.伤口；切口vt.切割；削减9.chest[tʃest]vt.解决；解答10.pain[peɪn]n.疼痛11.painful['peɪnfʊl]adj.痛苦的；疼痛的；令人不快的12.amazing[ə'meiziŋ]adj.令人惊异的amazement[ə'meizmənt]n.惊愕,惊异\o"真人发音"13.through[θru:]prep.穿过,凭借,一直到14.responsibility[ri.spɔnsə'biliti]n.责任,职责,责任心\o"真人发音"15.postal['pəustəl]adj.邮政的16.stadium['steidiəm]n.体育场,运动场17.flame[fleim]n.火焰,热情,燃烧18.light[lait]n.光,光线,灯v.点燃,变亮,照亮19.torch[tɔ:tʃ]n.手电筒,火炬,火把*20.PapuaNewGuinea巴布亚新几内亚(太平洋西南部的一个岛国)*21.theNiowratribe\o"发音"瑙拉部落*22.theSepikRiver塞皮克河*23.Ferrari法拉利(商标名)*24.Hollywood['hɔliwud]好莱坞[美影业中心]p.4225.feather['feðə]n.羽毛,翎毛,种类26.relieved[ri'li:vd]adj.放心的,放松的27.spear[spiə]n.矛,标枪\o"真人发音"28.teenager['ti:n.eidʒə]n.青少年,13岁到19岁的年轻人29.toddler['tɔdlə]n.初学走路的孩子30.pensioner['penʃənə]n.领养老金的人,靠补助金生活的人31.middle-agedadj.中年的\o"真人发音"32.elderly['eldəli]\o"真人发音"adj.年老的,年长的P4333.Liverpool['livəpu:l]n.利物浦34.permission[pə'mɪʃ(ə)n]n.允许，许可35.flash[flæʃ]闪光灯36.corridor英['kɒrɪdɔː]n.走廊P44—P4537.groundvt压迫38.grown-up['ɡrəun'ʌp]adj.成熟的n.成年人39.vote[vəʊt]n.投票；选票；得票数vt.提议，使投票；投票决定；公认vi.选举，投票40.tattoo[tæ'tuː]n.纹身vt.刺花纹于vi.刺花样41.Mississippi[,misi’sipi]n.密西西比河（美国河流，世界上最大的河流之一）；密西西比州（美国州名）42.Account[ə'kaʊnt]n.[会计]账户；解释；[会计]账目，账单；理由43.minimum['mɪnɪməm]n.最小值；最低限度；adj.最小的；最低的44.ceremony['serɪmənɪ]n.典礼，仪式；礼节，礼仪；客套，虚礼45.celebrate['selɪbreɪt]vt.庆祝；举行；vi.庆祝；过节；举行宗教仪式46.Kimono[kɪ'məʊnəʊ]n.和服47.extremely[ɪk'strimli]adv.非常，极其；极端地48.hire['haɪə]n.雇用，租金vt.雇用；出租vi.雇用，租用；受雇49.certificate[sə'tɪfɪkət]vt.发给证明书；以证书形式授权给…；用证书批准n.证书；执照，文凭Phrases1.becomeanadult成年soonnoticedBatangnorang’ssmell.‘Isthisamanorananimal?’itthought.Sothecrocodiledecidedtogivehimatest—itgaveBatangnorangsomefoodthatnohumanwouldnormallyevereat.Batangnorangrealizedthatitwasatest,andatethefood.Thecrocodilethoughthewasananimalandlethimstay.AlittlewhilelaterBatangnorangpretendedthathewasleaving,butashewasgoingtowardsthedoor,hesuddenlyturnedroundandkilledthecrocodilewithaspear.Thenhetookallthegoldthathefoundinthecrocodile’shome.Andthat’swhycrocodilesandpeoplehavebeenenemieseversince.

CD1T31Speaker1:Andherearetheanswerstoourquiz,“Howolddoyouhavetobe?”Question1isabouttheageyouareallowedtovoteinBritain.Andthefirststatementisfalse.Youcanvotewhenyouare18,youhavearightto,butyoudon’thavetovote.Carol,overtoyounowandlet’sfindoutaboutthevotingageinBrazil.Speaker2:ThankyouCarl.Well,here’stheanswer.Thestatementisactuallytrue.Inmostcountriesoftheworld,youareallowedtovoteat18,butit’sdifferentinafewcountries,andBrazilisoneofthem.There,andinIndia,Switzerland,Austria,NicaraguaandtheIsleofMan,for6example,peoplecanvotewhentheyare16.Speaker1:Andnowforatrickyone.Gettingatattoo.Thestatementisfalse,orshallwesayitishalffalse?It’struethatyoucangetatattooinArizona,USAwhenyou’reonly14.Speaker2:Wow,that’sreallyyoung.Speaker1:Itis,isn’tit?Butthefirstpartofthestatementisfalse.TheminimumageforgettingatattooinBritainandinmoststatesintheUSAis18.Speaker2:Really?AndwhatdidyouthinkofthenextonethatinMississippiyouhavetobe30togetmarriedwithoutyourparents’permission.Speaker1:It’sabitunlikely,isn’tit?Speaker2:Itis,yes,andofcourse,it’sfalse.Butit’sinterestingthatinMississippiyou’renotallowedtogetmarriedwithoutyourparents’OK,let’slooknowathowoldyouhavetobetoopenabankaccountintheUK.Youmightnotbelievethisone,butthecorrectansweris…seven!Sothestatementistrue.Although,ofcourse,anadulthastoopenitforyou.Speaker2:Howaboutnumber6?Aregirlsallowedtogetmarriedwhenthey’re18,andboyswhenthey’re16inJapan?Speaker1:No,thisone’swrong－it’stheotherwayround.Agirlhastobe16,andaboyhastobe18togetmarriedthere.S