account
ac ‧ count n. ( pl. accounts) 帳戶；帳單；說明 v. 說明；解釋 (for)
New foreign students were required to open bank accounts on campus.
Can you account for your behavior at the party last night?
adequate
ad ‧ e ‧ quate adj. 足夠的；充分的；適當的
We didn’t have adequate funding to complete the whole project.
The new house is just adequate for our family.
cease
cease v. 停止；結束；終止
The factory has ceased production.
The troops have been ordered to cease fire.
commence
com ‧ mence v. 開始；著手
Students were preparing for their final exams, which were to commence in a week.
The war commenced in 1914.extensive
ex ‧ ten ‧ sive adj. 廣闊的；廣泛的
His knowledge is extensive.
The fire caused extensive damage to the island’s forests.
genuine
gen ‧ u ‧ ine adj. 真的；真實的；不造作的
The medal is genuine gold.
He thanked her with genuine affection.
hesitate
hes ‧ i ‧ tate v. 躊躇；猶豫
If you have further questions, don’t hesitate to contact me.
He did not hesitate to ask her to marry him.incentive
in ‧ cen ‧ tive n. ( pl. incentives) 誘因；獎勵
The government decided to offer incentives to help young people get hired.
What kind of incentive did you offer to make them work harder?
legitimate
le ‧ git ‧ i ‧ mate adj. 合法的
Stopping this legitimate practice is going to be difficult.
The people’s concern for the political reform in question is legitimate.
margin
mar ‧ gin n. ( pl. margins) 邊；邊沿；頁邊；幅度；餘量
I used to make notes in the margins of my books.
The President won the election by a narrow margin.
notable
no ‧ ta ‧ ble adj. 值得注意的；顯著的；出名的
I met a notable writer yesterday.
There is a notable difference between her on-screen and off-screen personalities.oppose
op ‧ pose v. 反對；反抗；妨礙
Local residents will strongly oppose the new urban plan.
They bitterly oppose this charity campaign.
practical
prac ‧ ti ‧ cal adj. 實踐的；實際的；實用的；有實用價值的
He’s a very practical person; perhaps the most sensible person I’ve ever met.
Practical experience is often very important in doing a job well.
relevance
rel ‧ e ‧ vance n. 關聯；相關；適宜
Your argument seems to have no relevance to the issue in question.
The course has some relevance to contemporary painting.specialize
spe ‧ cial ‧ ize v. 專攻；專門從事；使專門化；使特殊化
He wanted his daughter to specialize in political science.
This company specializes in international trade.
temporary
tem ‧ po ‧ rar ‧ y adj. 臨時的；短暫的 n. 臨時工；臨時房屋
All I can find is a temporary job.
He worked in the factory as a temporary.
withdrawal
with ‧ draw ‧ al n. 收回；撤回；撤退；提款
The government is negotiating the withdrawal of 10,000 troops.
You can make a withdrawal from any ATM.
ac ‧ count n. ( pl. accounts) 帳戶；帳單；說明 v. 說明；解釋 (for)
New foreign students were required to open bank accounts on campus.
Can you account for your behavior at the party last night?
adequate
ad ‧ e ‧ quate adj. 足夠的；充分的；適當的
We didn’t have adequate funding to complete the whole project.
The new house is just adequate for our family.
cease
cease v. 停止；結束；終止
The factory has ceased production.
The troops have been ordered to cease fire.
commence
com ‧ mence v. 開始；著手
Students were preparing for their final exams, which were to commence in a week.
The war commenced in 1914.extensive
ex ‧ ten ‧ sive adj. 廣闊的；廣泛的
His knowledge is extensive.
The fire caused extensive damage to the island’s forests.
genuine
gen ‧ u ‧ ine adj. 真的；真實的；不造作的
The medal is genuine gold.
He thanked her with genuine affection.
hesitate
hes ‧ i ‧ tate v. 躊躇；猶豫
If you have further questions, don’t hesitate to contact me.
He did not hesitate to ask her to marry him.incentive
in ‧ cen ‧ tive n. ( pl. incentives) 誘因；獎勵
The government decided to offer incentives to help young people get hired.
What kind of incentive did you offer to make them work harder?
legitimate
le ‧ git ‧ i ‧ mate adj. 合法的
Stopping this legitimate practice is going to be difficult.
The people’s concern for the political reform in question is legitimate.
margin
mar ‧ gin n. ( pl. margins) 邊；邊沿；頁邊；幅度；餘量
I used to make notes in the margins of my books.
The President won the election by a narrow margin.
notable
no ‧ ta ‧ ble adj. 值得注意的；顯著的；出名的
I met a notable writer yesterday.
There is a notable difference between her on-screen and off-screen personalities.oppose
op ‧ pose v. 反對；反抗；妨礙
Local residents will strongly oppose the new urban plan.
They bitterly oppose this charity campaign.
practical
prac ‧ ti ‧ cal adj. 實踐的；實際的；實用的；有實用價值的
He’s a very practical person; perhaps the most sensible person I’ve ever met.
Practical experience is often very important in doing a job well.
relevance
rel ‧ e ‧ vance n. 關聯；相關；適宜
Your argument seems to have no relevance to the issue in question.
The course has some relevance to contemporary painting.specialize
spe ‧ cial ‧ ize v. 專攻；專門從事；使專門化；使特殊化
He wanted his daughter to specialize in political science.
This company specializes in international trade.
temporary
tem ‧ po ‧ rar ‧ y adj. 臨時的；短暫的 n. 臨時工；臨時房屋
All I can find is a temporary job.
He worked in the factory as a temporary.
withdrawal
with ‧ draw ‧ al n. 收回；撤回；撤退；提款
The government is negotiating the withdrawal of 10,000 troops.
You can make a withdrawal from any ATM.
