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1. think: hold the view that,
2. in my opinion: for my part, from my own perspective
3. more and more: increasing(ly),growing (没有growingly这种形式。所以当修饰名词时用increasing/growing；修饰形容词，副词用increasingly)
Private cars have gained growing popularity.
Cellphones are increasingly popular with the development of information technology.
4. helpful: beneficial, rewarding / be of great help I hope my suggestions are of great help to you.
5. important: be of great importance / vital / critical / key / crucial / essential 6. it made me remember …: it reminded me of …
7. unnecessary, avoidable: hardly necessary, hardly inevitable
8. sb be interested in sth.: sth appeals to sb, / sth exerts a tremendous fascination on sb.
The performance appealed to me.
The natural views exerted a tremendous fascination on me. 9. attract one's attention: captured/arrested one's attention 10. reached an agreement (on): reached a consensus (on) 11. … be with sb.: … keep sb. company
12. … like to be with sb. : enjoy one’s company
13. cause sth. : give rise to / lead to / result in / trigger sth.
14. want sth. : have a strong desire / itch for sth. / be eager for sth. / long for sth. 15. pay attention to sth. : pour attention into sth.
16. like / enjoy … very much: can’t get enough of sth./ sb. Tom couldn’t get enough of the performance. 17. remember: bear in mind that / keep in mind that
We should bear in mind that our hard work will pay off one day. 18. have sth. : possess sth. 19. communication: interaction
The teacher had a lot of interaction with the students in class. 20. for example: for instance
21. took an active part in …: participated in … actively / got involved in sth.: / engaged in
22. be ready to help sb.: be always there for sb. 23. be satisfied with: be content with
24. it made me realize that.: it dawned on me that …
25. I had a sense of ...: a sense of ... flooded over me / washed over me
26. suddenly realized: It hit me that … / It struck me that … / A thought crossed my mind that …
27. suddenly remembered sth. sth. flashed through sb’s mind:
28. took some pictures of: took some shots of …. got some good shots of … /
pointed/focused a camera on sth. / camera flashed / clicked I managed to get some good shots of the building. Our parents focused their cameras on us.
Cameras flashed / clicked when we got onto the stage. 29. very excited: thrilled
We were thrilled to know the news that we would travel in Shanghai. 30. met sb.: came across sb. / a chance encounter with sb. A chance encounter with Tom changed her life.
31. started a journey: hit the road / set out (for) / set off (for) 32. As soon as we arrived : Upon arrival / Upon arriving (at…)
30. had an idea suddenly: hit on / came up with / put forward an idea
32. didn’t think too much: without a second thought / without hesitation / wasting no time
33. try our best to do: spare no effort to do sth. / make every possible effort to do sth. 34. Our hard work will get a good result: Our hard work will pay off / will be repaid. 35. buy: purchase 表示目的
with the aim of doing sth.
We paid a visit to the school with the aim of increasing students' awareness of environmental protection. for the purpose of doing sth.
He started the activity for the purpose of helping the people in need需要帮助的 in the hope of
Shoppers crowded into the market in the hope of finding a bargain. 快乐开心
She couldn't hide / conceal her amusement/excitement/sorrow. 掩饰快乐，愉悦 Much to everyone's amusement(让大家乐不可支的是), he got up and sang as if nobody else were present.
one's eyes / face shine with excitement / delight Her eyes shine with excitement. Their faces shone with delight. 鼓掌
The audience applauded loudly/wildly/enthusiastically/excitedly. vi. The students warmly applauded his speech. vt. Everyone was clapping and cheering. vi. The audience clapped politely/happily.
a loud round of applause 一阵热烈的掌声 Her speech got a loud round of applause.
There was loud / thunderous applause when the winners ran onto the stage. The audience burst into / broke into enthusiastic applause.
记忆，不会忘记
When I saw the pictures, the memories came flooding back. 回忆涌上心头 The incident / words / What happened that day has / have remained in my memory ever since.
The trip brought back a lot of happy memories. 使回想起
stay / stick in one's mind The experience will always stay in my mind. live in one's memeory That day will always live in my memory. erase ... from one's mind / memory
That day will never be erased from my memory / mind. I will never erase the memory of that day. 笑
smile / beam/ grin from ear to ear 满面笑容 She stands on the stage, smiling from ear to ear.
smile broadly / sweetly / happily / brightly / warmly / politely He sat there smiling broadly.
with a smile Anna replied with a smile.
have a smile on your face / lips All the candidates have broad smiles on their faces. wear a smile He wore a confident smile. a smile spreads across sb's face
A broad smile spread across her face, hearing the news.
a broad / wide / big / friendly / warm / bright / beaming / radiant smile 努力
take / go to (great) pains to do sth. take great pains with / over sth. He has taken great pains to improve his grades. He has always taken great pains with his lecture.
take the trouble to do sth. take trouble with / over sth.
The teacher took the trouble to learn all our names on the first day. He took trouble with his appearance. through sb's efforts 通过某人的努力
The money was collected through our efforts. make an effort to do sth.
He makes every possible effort to catch up with his classmates.
put effort into (doing) sth. This put more effort into their work after that. be well worth the effort 值得努力
It's difficult to accomplish the task, but it is well worth the effort. spare no effort to do sth. 不遗余力地做某事 They will spare to effort to give the poor guy a hand.
a collective / joint / team / cooperative / collaborative effort 共同努力 The accomplishment of the work was really a team / joint effort.
go all out for sth. 全力以赴 We are going all out for the victory in the game. go all out to do sth. They will go all out to accomplish the task ahead of time. 留下印象
leave / make an impression on sb. 给某人留下深刻印象 Emma certainly left a positive impression on me.
She made a strong / deep impression on me the first time I met her.
Her generosity and honesty made a lasting impression on my teacher and me. be impressed with / by
We were impressed with the good deeds of all the candidates. sth. is impressive Her performance was really impressive. 收获
open one's eyes (to sth.) 让某人意识到某种情况
It was the incident that opened my eyes to her true character. The training opened my eyes to the consequence of our behavior. broaden / widen / expand one's horizons This experience really broadened her horizons. give sb. a real insight into sth. 让某人真正理解..
The activity gave us a real insight into the importance of teamwork. sb. gain an insight into / about sth. 某人理解...
I gained more insights about him from reading books than talking to him. offer / provide insights into sth.
The experience provided valuable insights into the nature of human society. enlighten sb. as to / on / about sth. 给...解释；使某人理解... Mike enlightened me as to the nature of the experiment. enlightening adj. 受启发的
He found the conversation very enlightening. enlightened adj. 开明的，开通的
The parents took an enlightened approach / attitude to child-rearing. 流泪
tears of gratutide / joy / happiness
Her eyes were filled with tears of gratitude. The tears he shed were tears of joy.
She began to cry again, but they were tears of joy.
tears pour / run / roll / stream / slip / flood / trickle down one's face / cheeks Tears of happiness poured down her cheeks.
By this time, tears were streaming down my face.
A lot of people were moved to tears by his story.被感动落泪 She was trying hard to hold back the tears. 不让眼泪掉下来
I felt tears well up in my eyes. 眼里噙满了泪水 Mary suddenly burst into tears and run out. 哭起来
That unexpected kindness brought tears to my eyes. 让某人流泪 流汗
sweat a lot / heavily / buckets 流了很多汗
I was sweating a lot despite the air conditioning. Within minutes she was sweating heavily. The players ran very fast and sweated buckets
sweat pour / run / trickle down one's face / cheeks / forehead sweat pour / run / drip from / off one's face / cheeks / forehead Sweat was running down his face. 声音回响
(voice / sound / words / remark） ring in one's ears 在耳中回响
With his words ringing in my ears through the years, I feel I am ready to rise to any challenge at any time.
He left with the teacher's praises ringing in his ears.
(voice / words / remark) ring out in one's head 在脑中回响
My mom's words rang out in my head like a church bell.
(the room / auditorium / theatre / stadium) ring with a sound / laughter / cheers / cries 充满了...声音
The gymnasium rang with the loud cheers of the students. The whole room rang with their laughter.
applause / sound / voice / scream / laughter echo around / through the room / auditorium / cinema / theatre / building / house ...回荡在... Our teacher's voice echoed around the classroom. His laughter echoed through the house. ... echo in one's ears 在耳中回响 Her words still echo in my ears. the theatre / room / auditorium
表情
a / an angry / annoyed / anxious / worried / concerned / surprised / cold / disappointed / panicked / scared / terrified / sad / cautious / funny / confused / puzzled/curious / skeptical / satisfied / determined / sympathetic / grateful / guilty look / expression the look / expression of joy / disappointment
He tried to hide the look of disappointment on her face. There was an expression of joy on his face. a ... look in one's eyes
She had a curious look in her eyes. a ... look on one's face
He opened the door with a surprised look on his face. a ... look / expression appear on / cross one's face A worried expression crossed her face. A look of joy appeared on his face.
sb. / have / wear a ... look / expression on one's face She wear a curious expression on her face. sb's face wear / have a ... look / expression Mike's face had a grateful look. see ... in one's eyes
I saw the delight in the boy's eyes.
alive with 充满 （快乐，活力）
His face was alive with excitement.
The whole house was alive with activity.
The room was alive with the sound of cheering. come alive 活跃起来，有兴趣，变得有趣 She came alive when she sat down at the piano. The game came alive when he scored a goal. 突然
suddenly: all of a sudden / all at once All at once, there was a knock at the door.
37. by accident / by chance: I met her by accident. 38. sing out loud 大声唱出来
visit pay a visit to explore
Actions speak louder than words. 行动胜于言辩 All roads lead to Rome. 条条大路通罗马。 Don't judge a book by its cover. 不要以貌取人
be actively involved in (doing) sth.
start / embark on our adventure in the forest 开始冒险经历
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