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Advanced vocabulary in new senior high school English textbooks.

(according to the pronunciation of vowel and letter combinations in stressed syllables)

a / eI /

abel tasman

Foreign, foreign. unlikeness

Application; Application; Implementation; use

Bacon; Bacon; smoked meat

Brake six. Brake ['brake] n.put on the brakes.

Celebrate; Celebrate; celebrate

Civilization; Civilization; Become civilized

Protection of natural resources; Management; protect

Crazy; Crazy; Passion;

(building, etc) unsafe

Entrust; Authorization; trust

Education. & intransitive verb education; Cultivation; train

Fame; Fame; Fame and prestige

Fertilization; sow seeds

Framework; Structure; structure

A generation

Graduation; Graduation. begin

Imagination; Imagination; Fantasy;

Imaginative things

Explain; Explain; Clarify; Interpretation; Understand; understand

Invitation; Invitation; invitation letter

Irrigation; blush

Emerald; Jade; Jasper; jade

Location; Location; location

Significant; Important; primary

Narrator, orator

Country; nation

Occasion; Occasion; Timing; Speed; chance

Pace; Pace; rhythm

Parade; Parade. March forward

Phrases; Phrases; phrase

Relatives; Relatives; Relationship; get in touch with

Autonomy; Autonomy; determine by oneself

Stage; Stage; Stage; period

Delicious. Delicious; delicious

Volcano; volcano

a /? /

abel tasman

Stress; Accent; Tone; emphasize

Radicals; Radicals; activist

In fact; In fact; in fact

Ancestors; Ancestors; ancestors

angry

Arabic, especially their language or literature.

Cultivable; Cultivable; Suitable for farming

Something attractive; Attraction; attract

Balance. & intransitive verb & keep balance

Bat; Bat; Racket (tennis, table tennis, etc.)

Crack. Giggle (after a chicken has laid an egg, etc);

Laugh softly

Calcium (element)

Cary Road (thermal unit)

Vt camp & intransitive verb camp; campsite

domestic animal

Champion; Champion; Winner; soldier

Contact vt ; get in touch with

A violent person

Check.

Obesity.

Franc (monetary unit in France, Belgium and Switzerland)

coal gas

Great grandfather.

Great grandmother.

Handbags; Women's handbags; travelling bag

A handkerchief.

shake?hands;?handshake?(n.)

Ladder.

Lamb; Lamb; Little sheep/yeanling

Scenery; Scenery; Landscape painting; Topography; prospect

Maglev train maglev train

Management; Management. & make (something); Management; operate

Nationality; Nationality; Country; Tribe; nation

organic

Paragraph [paragraph]

Pat; Pat. & intransitive verb & pat

Personality; Character; Character; individuality

Practical; Practical. actual

September Ramadan (during which Christians fast from dawn to sunset every day)

Rapidadj。 Quickly; quick

Rats; Rats; Pain in the ass

Salad; Bansala

Sandy's

Snacks; Snacks; snack

Click six. & pat; touch control

Tobacco leaves; Tobacco products; smoke

Value vt Attach importance to; Valuation; evaluate

Value; price

a /? :/

Favorable conditions; superiority

Castle, castle

Chicago (American city)

adverse conditions

Fasten. ; Fasten; stouten

Grassland; Grassland; lawn

Grass-covered; Grass-covered

Iran (Asian country)

palm

Hide ... in the hand (palm); Shake hands with ...

A (in? After)

Quality; Quality; Quality; nature

ai /ay /? I/

The bay.

Brain; Brain; head

Details; Details. In detail; A detailed account/description

Explain vt. ; explain

Trust; Faith; loyal

Obtain; Get. Increase; acquire

Generally speaking; mainly

Painkillers; Painkillers; pain-killer

Sail. & intransitive verb sailing; Take a boat trip

air /?

Dairy farm; dairy produce

Unfair; Unfair; unfair

Change. Change; Diversification. Change; different

vegetarian

al(l) /?

A dance, a dance

Chalk, chalk.

ar /?

Antarctica

Argument; Debate; debate

Bar; paste

Carving. & sculpture

Charge. Charge; Want (price); Blame; attack

Darkness; Darkness; pitch-black

Garden. & intransitive verbs engage in gardening; Plant flowers and trees

Gardener, gardener

Gardening; Gardening; Gardening; Gardening work

port

Difficult; Suffering; Difficult; poverty

The second part. & intransitive verbs are separated; different

Well-defined; sensitive

Ar+ vowel/-?

Terrible; Causing alarm; threaten

au?

Applause. Clap your hands and applaud; Praise; agree

Auckland (New Zealand port city)

Author; Author; author

Autograph; original manuscript

aw /?

Thaw. snow melt

e /

Appreciate; Appreciate. ; Appreciate; Be grateful

comedian

Details; Details; detail

Ecological food; Ecological food

Extreme; Extreme; Extreme extremes; extreme

Extremely; Extremely; very

Have a fever; Have a fever; feverish

Gene; (genetic) factor

Cooking materials; raw material

Polynesia n. Polynesia (an archipelago in the central Pacific Ocean)

Region; Region; place

theme

A strict vegetarian

e /? /

Attend. ; Participation; Go to (a university, etc.)

Bending; Deformation. & intransitive verb bending; Concentrate on; succumb to

central

Chemical products; chemical

Collect; Collection; Search; gather

Capacitor; Capacitor; capacitor

Cross dressing.

Debt; in debt

Digestion; Digestion. Digest (food); Understand; understand

Direction; Direction; Guidance;

(usually plural) indication; explain

Rude; Disrespectful; Impolite

Ecological food; Ecological food

Electric; Electric; Conducting electricity; electrical

Endless; Endless; Infinite; unbordered

Energy; Energy; vitality

Engine [engine]

Ethnic minority; ethnic

Experiment; Experiment; test

Export; export

Determined by genes; Genetically related

Gentle; Mild; Gradually

Helicopter (helicopter)

incredible

Intend; Plan. Want; Intend; involve

Speech; teach

Methods; Methods; Methods; Methodology

Mexico (North American country)

Percentage; Percentage; per cent

Abundant; Abundant; A large number; successful

Have; Have; Possession; Property (often used in the plural)

Precious; Precious; Valuable; valuable

Prevent vt. & prevention of intransitive verbs; rear

Protection; Protection; protect

Recipes; Recipes; cook

Recognize; Recognize. Identification; admit

Regret; Regret; Regret; Sorry; apology

Feel sorry for; regret

Respect. Respect; respect

Secretary; Secretary; document

Part n; region

Autonomy; Autonomy; determine by oneself

Self-improvement (disyllabic words) self-improvement;

self-discipline

Feeling; Feeling; sensorium

Solve. Reconciliation; Solve; solve

The intransitive verbs settle down; Settle down; stay

Settlers; Immigrants; colonist

A shack; storehouse

Masking; Masking; Shelter; shelter

Animal bones; skeleton

Essays; Short play; Sketch; sketch

A sleigh

Stereotype, stereotype. ); outdated

Successful; Successful; perky

Technical; Technical; Technical; About technology

Nervous; Nervous; tense

Testing; Testing. & test; Testing; test

Unnecessary; Unnecessary; redundant

Wedding; Wedding; wedding feast

Wellington (capital of New Zealand)

ea /

Beans; Beans; legume

Easter, Easter

Heat; Heat; Heat; Stress. heat

Lean vi. Rely on; declining

Mean; Mean; Stingy

Northeastern; Northeastern;

Northeasters; From the northeast

peach

Seaside; Seaside (resort); seaside

By the sea; coastal

Steam; Steam. evaporate

ea / e /

Forward vi. & ampdj。 & in front; Forward; advance

Title (of a page, chapter, etc of a book)

farmer

Threats; Threats. Intimidation; Threats; Forecast (danger)

ear / e?

Endure; Endure; Bear; be responsible for

Tear; Tear. & intransitive verb tearing; Tear; tear up

Ear

Earn; Earn; get

Rehearsal. Preview; give exact information

ee /? :/

Cheek, cheek

Crick Bay; Small port; stream

Greenhouse; Greenhouse; greenhouse

Peel; Peel. Peeling; Cut; Peel off the peel; Vegetable skin

Queenstown (New Zealand city)

Seeds; Seeds; seed

seedbed

Seedless

Sleepy; Sleepy; Sleepy

Weeds; Weeds; mourning apparel

eer / I?

Pleasant; Pleasant; glad

Uh/? : ?

Clear; Definite; There is no doubt; A (species)

Commercial; Commercial; commercial

Fertilization. & fertilization; fertile

Fertilizer n change

German nouns. German

German (human); German

Er+ vowel /` I-?

Mystery; Mystery; Mysterious thing

mysterious

I/y/? Me?

Besides, in addition to ...

Bicycle; Bicycle; bicycle; cycling

Carbohydrate.

Christchurch (New Zealand Port)

Climate; climate

Period; Period; Ride a bike. Ride a bike

A cyclist

Designers; Designer; drawer

Diamonds, diamonds

Roll the dice. An intransitive verb cuts something into small squares; shake the elbows

Small square

Dieter diet

Dams; drainage ditch

Division; Divide. & intransitive verbs; Division; Separate; different

Fiber; Fiber; fibre

A mythical or imaginary giant; huge

Guide; Guide; Something of guiding significance.

Guide; Management; lead to

Mild; Mild; Not strict

Miles.

Person (thing) to be reminded; suggestion

Rhyme vi Rhyme; Write poetry; Harmonious rhythm

Ripadj。 Cooked; mature

Silence; Silence; Silence; become reticent

Keep silent; pacificate

Slice; Slice. Slice sth into thin slices

Movies; Thin sheet; slice up

Amazing; Amazing; marvelous

i / y / I /

painful

Brazil (South American country)

Conditions; Status; situation

Continue; Go on. & Go on

Creativity ['creativity] n.

Discipline; Discipline; subject

Disney land

There is vi. Existence; survive

An expedition; An expedition; swift

Fisherman; fisherman

The first one. hand

Healthy; adaptive

Gifts; Gifts; Born this way

Hilly; Mountainous; Sloppy; cliffy

laughing and joking

Import; Import; Introduction; imported goods

Index; Index; forefinger

Injury; Injured area

insect

kindergarten

Mainly in kindergartens; Enlightenment stage

Kiss. & kiss

Liquid; Liquid; Liquid substance

Christian missionary; Minister; A minister of the monarchy

Mixing; Mix. mix

Nutrition.

Nutritious; Nutritious; nutrimental

Opinions; Views; idea

optimistic

Pianist; Piano player

Principle; Rules; Principle; principle

Ribbon; Ribbon; Ribbon; silk ribbon

Adventure. Take the risk of; danger

Ships. & intransitive verb by boat; Shipment; boat

Stupid; Lacking common sense; foolish

similar

Skin. Skin; Shell (of plants, fruits, etc)

Concrete; Specific; trait

Spring spring

String; Line; twist with fingers

Symbol; Symbol; Symbol; mark

Excited; Excited; stimulate

Transitive verb & get excited; be afraid

Tradition.

Distorted; Twist; Hover vi torsion; twist with fingers

Twister n. twiner is difficult; difficult problem

Typical; Typical; symbolic

Vitamin n. vitamin; vitamin

Winfield N. winfield (fictional place name in the text)

Wisdom; Wisdom; knowledge

Witch; Witch; Ugly old woman

I//

Kiwi/? Kiwifruit; New Zealander

Marine; Marine; oceanic

mosquito

Swahili

Technology; Technology; Skills; way

ie / i: /

Achievement; Achievement; Advantages and achievements

ie /? I/

Ties; Ties; Scarf; shoelace

igh /? I/

Fighting; Fight; Fight a war

Light vt Ignite; light

lightning

ir /? :/

Circus; Circus; Acrobatic troupe (field)

Firm. (of behavior) stable and powerful; company

First, first; first

Stir. Stir; mix

ire /? Me?

Admire; Envy. ; appreciate

Incentive; Encourage. ; Moved; Stimulation; arouse

o /? /

Bold; Bold; Bold; significant

Control; Control. & control; Dominate; operate

A center of interest, activity, etc; concentrate

Fold. Folding; Close; grasp

Golden; Golden; golden

Sacred; Sacred; divine

Homesick; Homesick; homesick

Bipolar; Bipolar; polar

Professional.

protein

Volume I (disyllabic words); Rolled food

Slope; Inclined plane; declining

alone

o / /

Disturb; Disturb Annoyed; Disturb; Worried; Worry (about [somebody]/[something])

Trouble; Disturb; inconvenient

Bottom; Bottom; end

Cut; Chop. Chop; incision

Objection, objection

Behavior; Manner; Behavior/manners

Meeting; Meeting; symposium

Conflict; Struggle; Fight; conflict

Contact; contact

Clothing [n] A complete set of clothes (popular in a certain period, country or class); suit

Cabin; Cottage; Villanet

crosstalk

dishonest

Economy; Economy; rescue

Respect; Respect; Pay tribute to

Ethnic minorities; Ethnic minorities

Modernize.

Morrow n. (ancient) (poem) The next day; The next day; (early) morning

Nod. & nod

Operation; Operation. & intransitive verb operation; operate

The plot of the novel; structure

Positive; Affirmative; active

Probably; possible

Produce; Output; Products; agricultural product

Products; Products; product

Promise. Have a future; Commitment; answer

Proverbs; Proverbs; Common saying; proverb

Rocket; rocket launcher

Loki; Rocky; rocky

Scholarship; Scholarship knowledge

Shocked; Shocked; Strike; shake

nonalcoholic

Subtropical

Yogurt; Yogurt; yogurt

o /?

Comfortable; Comfortable; comfortable

Discover; Discover; What was discovered

Gloves; gloves

Lovely; Good looking; lovely

Somehowadv。 In some way; Somehow;

somehow ..

Stomach; talk nonsense

o /?

Prove; Prove ; Verification; Prove; confirm

Remove vt. Move; leave

Self-improvement (disyllabic words) self-improvement;

self-discipline

Involve (same as on or about)

Coast [coast]

Coastal; Coastal; coastal

Inertia motion device of roller coaster

oi / oy /? I

Avoid vt. Avoid; eliminate

Boil. & boil

Joy; Joy; Joy; happy

Soil n. Land; field

Sailing; Sailing; (esp) sailing; astrospace

oo / u: /

Comics; Comics; Cartoon painting (film); cartoon; comic

Ecological food; Ecological food

Fool. Fool; Fool; cheat

Ring; Ring; Curved part; ring

Cause (sth) to form a ring or circle.

Root; Root; root

Shampoo; Shampoo; wash

A spoonful; A spoonful

Dizzy; faint

oo /?

foot

Footprint; footmark

Or/?

Dormitory; dormitory

Exit.

Fortunately; Fortunately.

Import; Import. & import of intransitive verbs; Input; material

Shortage; Insufficient; lack

Stormy; Stormy; Stormy; Ferocious

Still/(in? After)

Working days; A working day; workday

Ore/?

Index finger.

Europe/

Doubt. Doubt; doubt

Mountainous; Mountainous; huge

Overview; Key points; summary

Plough, plow. ploughing

Surround; Surround. & surrounded by intransitive verbs; everywhere

Europe/

Sowing; Sow seeds. & intransitive verbs sow; Dissemination; dense

Oh?

Couple n. (1) right; (1) in duplicate; man and wife

Ow/

Performers, eg musical comedies, pop concerts, etc. )

Ow/

Bow six. & bow; bend down

Clowns; Clown; Rude and stupid person

Frown. Frown; Not allowed; disagree

u /?

Amuse. Make laughter; tickle

Entertainment; Recreation; Entertainment (activity)

Community; Group; society

Confuse. ; Cover in the fog

Confused; Confused; worry

Fuel; Fuel; Nutritious

Humor; Humor; Humorous

Humorous

Full of humor; interesting

Nuclear energy; Nuclear energy; nuclear

Nutritive ['nutrilite] n.

Refueling fuel; Replenish energy

Unit n. unit; unit

Unity; Unification; Joint; unify

Useless; Useless; invalid

u /

Conclusion n. end; conclusion

Fluent; Smooth; smooth

Rude; Rude; atrocious

Pay tribute to vi. Salute; welcome

u /? /

Cruel; Cruel; acute

sugarcane

u /?

Agricultural; Agricultural; agronomic

Bungee jumping; Bungee jumping; Elastic bundle; Rubber band

Barney's rabbit

Butterfly's butterfly

Proceed. Realization; Management; Command; guide

Customers; Customers; customer

Destroy; Destroy; sabotage

Drugs; Medicine; Anesthetic; anesthetic

Duladj。 Dull; Bored; dull

the Dutch

Function six. Work; Function; function

waste

Muscular muscle

Mushroom mushroom

Total output; Products; produce

Pump, pump

Pump water (by pump); pump

Volume I (disyllabic words); Rolled food

Russia (European countries)

Shrug your shoulders. & intransitive verb & shrug

Shuttle bus; space plane

sunflower

Sunset; Sunset; A period of decline, especially in old age.

Supplement, supplement.

Thumb's thumb

thundercloud

Thunderstorm; tornado

ur /? : /

Happen. Happen; appear

Purpose; Purpose; purpose

Surface; Surface; exterior

Special:

Aotearoa? Shu; Aotearoa (Maori: Land of Long White Clouds)

Funeral; bury

Jewelry/`? Jewelry; Jewelry; jewellery

Kwanzaa Festival

Laughter/? Laugh; laugh

Gross profit/? I/n. Maori (New Zealand)

Maori; Maori

Marae? I/n. Maori meeting places

Should be; Should be; should

Souvenir I? Monument; souvenir

Soybean/me? soybean

Luggage/? Me? Trunk; valise

Of course advanced. /I adv. probably; Indeed; of course

Viewpoint; Viewpoint; scenery

Watermelon/watermelon

Phrases and phrases

I. phrases and phrases with verbs

Show it, show it; Put it into action.

Have a good relationship (with sb). Have a good relationship (with sb). )

On call; Call; invite

Go camping

Accept (an unpleasant situation)

Cut off; Cut off; Sudden suspension

hark back to

Depend on; Trust; rely on

When it dies, it becomes weak; Calm down; disappear

Dress up; Dress up; decorate

Drive (a car) away; Drive away; beat back

Get through; Spend money; reach

Give it to sb. Help sb.

Hold up; Pick it up; give

Keep up; catch up with

Regard ... as ... think ...

Make a choice. Make a choice.

Make a face (at sb); make faces

Make fun of; laugh

Make-up composition; compose

Take advantage of sth (sb)

Should should; should

Pay off (debts, etc); achieve success

Pick out; differentiate

Play a trick on sb. ; cheat on sb

Possession; engage

Roll into a roll (or cylinder or ball).

Sail in a boat; Go sailing.

Accept deception; absorb

Knock sth down; Dismantle sth

Test on (on).

Turn around and start; Turn; turn towards

2. Phrases and phrases containing prepositions

Many, many; massive

The number of several; some

Be ahead (in space or time); earlier

Coming soon (often used with just); At the corner

no more than

In sb's opinion, according to ...

Arrange in order; tidy/neat

Many, many; massive

Third, other phrases and phrases

Wait, wait, wait (means too many)

Bungee jumping

Roller coaster roller coaster

day and night

Donald Duck

Free fall riding

junk food

Carnival is a carnival in the United States and Brazil, which literally means: greasy Tuesday.

Mickey mouse Mickey mouse

Sometimes, sometimes; From time to time; once in a while

tasman sea

Arctic Arctic

South Pole

tongue twister

Four. abbreviate

GM = transgenic transgenic

Verb (abbreviation of verb) name

Anderson Anderson (last name)

Anne Anne (female name)

Benjamin Franklin Benjamin Franklin (American scientist)

Dustin hoffman dustin hoffman (famous American movie star)

Helen Searle Helen Searle

Jenny Jenny (female name)

Madame Curie (French scientist from Poland)

Mathilde loisel mathilde loisel

Mother Teresa, Mother Teresa

Oprah Winfrey

Pearl S. Buck (American woman writer)

Pierre Pierre (male name)

Shakespeare Shakespeare

(/kloc-British playwright and poet in the 6th century)

Sharon Sharon (female name)

Walter Disney Walter Disney