剑桥高级英语词汇

图书标准信息

• 作者 [英]Michael、Felicity O\\\'Dell 著
• 出版社 外语教学与研究出版社
• 出版时间 2002-12
• 版次 1
• ISBN 9787560021508
• 定价 28.00元
• 装帧 平装
• 开本 16开
• 纸张 胶版纸
• 页数 296页
• 丛书 英语在用

【内容简介】

《英语在用》丛书是世界上最畅销的英语语法与词汇学习参考书，迄今读者已逾千万，被誉为“英语学习者的‘圣经”’。它专为非英语国家英语学习者编写，在结构上，条理明晰，形式简约顺达；在内容上，解析重点与难点，透彻生动，同时反复练习，巩固成效。本书还辅以大量生动的图表，在形式上和内容上均突出“学以致用”，让您能每迈一步都体会到进步的成就感。本册包括语法和词汇两个系列，每系列分3级，分别针对初、中、高级学习者，并配有练习册。既可作为自学用书，也可在课堂使用剑桥高级英语词汇。

【目录】

contents

acknowledgements

usingthisbook

introduction

1learningvocabulary—generaladvice

2learningvocabulary—aidstolearning

3organisingavocabularynotebook

4thenamesofenglishlanguagewords

5usingyourdictionary

6revisingvocabulary

7formalandinformalwords

wordformation

8suffixes(e.g.actor,permission,modernise)

9prefixes(e.g.over-worked,exhale)

10roots(e.g.impress,pressure,expression)

11abstractnouns(e.g.faith,hopeandlove)

12compoundadjectives(e.g.well-dressed,time-consuming)

13compoundnouns—combinationsoftwonouns(e.g.baby-sitter,youthhostel)

14compoundnouns—combinationsofverb+preposition(e.g.drawback,input)

15wordswithinterestingorigins—peopleandplaces(e.g.hooligan,denim)

16wordswithinterestingorigins—fromotherlanguages(e.g.bistro,rucksack)

17onomatopoeicwords—wordsthatsoundliketheirmeaning(e.g.grumble,smash)

18wordscommonlymispronounced(e.g.worry,cough)

19homonyms—wordspronouncedand/orspeltthesame(e.g.row,row;bow,bough)

connectingandlinking

20time(e.g.assoonas,while,afterwards)

21condition(e.g.unless,providedthat)

22cause,reason,purposeandresult(e.g.owingto,withtheaimof,asaresult)

23concessionandcontrast(e.g.although,ontheotherhand)

24addition(e.g.inaddition,furthermore,besides)

25text-referringwords(e.g.issue,problem)

countablesanduncountables

26uncountablewords(e.g.information,advice)

27wordsthatonlyoccurintheplural(e.g.scissors)

28countableanduncountablewithdifferentmeanings(e.g.paperandapaper)

29collectivenouns(e.g.aflockofsheep)

30makinguncountablewordscountable(e.g.aloafofbread)

topics

31countries,nationalitiesandlanguages

32theweather

33describingpeople—appearance

34describingpeople—character

35relationships

36athome

37everydayproblems

38globalproblems

39education

40work

41sport

42thearts

43food

44theenvironment

45towns

46thenaturalworld

47clothes

48healthandmedicine

49travel

50holidays

51numbersandshapes

52scienceandtechnology

53thepressandmedia

54politicsandpublicinstitutions

55crime

56money—buying,sellingandpaying

notionalconcepts

57number,quantity,degreeandintensity

58time

59distancesanddimensions

60obligation,need,possibilityandprobability

61soundandlight

62possession,givingandlending

63movementandspeed

64texture,brightness,weightanddensity

65success,failureanddifficulty

66containersandcontents(e.g.boxofmatches,jarofjam)

feelingsandactions

67beliefandopinion

68pleasantandunpleasantfeelings

69like,dislikeanddesire

70speaking

71thesixsenses

72whatyourbodydoes

73whatanimalsdo

fixedexpressions

74idiomsandfixedexpressions—general(differenttypes;adviceontheiruse)

75everydayexpressions(e.g.asiwassaying,thatremindsme)

76similes—as...as.../like...(e.gaswhiteasasheet)

77binomials(e.g.oddsandends,spickandspan)

78idiomsdescribingpeople(e.g.tohaveaheartofgold)

79idiomsdescribingfeelingsormood(e.g.tobeinablackmood,toshakein

yourshoes)

80idiomsconnectedwithproblematicsituations(e.g.totakethebullbythehorns)

81idiomsconnectedwithpraiseandcriticism(e.g.she'sstreetsaheadoftheother

girls,theworld'sworst)

82idiomsconnectedwithusinglanguage(e.g.totalkbehindsomebody'sback,toput

inanutshell)

83idioms—miscellaneous

84proverbs(e.g.manyhandsmakelightwork.)

phrasalverbsandverb-basedexpressions

85expressionswithdoandmake

86expressionswithbringandtake

87expressionswithget

88expressionswithsetandput

89expressionswithcomeandgo

90expressionswithlook

91miscellaneousexpressions(withbreak,run,turn,let,etc.)

varietiesofenglish

92headlineenglish(e.g.boost,axe)

93usenglish(e.g.elevator,downtown)

94otherenglishes

95slang(e.g.copper,bread)

96thelanguageofnotices(e.g.refrain,trespassers)

97wordsandgender(e.g.waiter/waitress,chairperson,headteacher)

98abbreviations(e.g.un,opec,lab)

99newwordsinenglish

100discoursemarkers(e.g.right!mindyou!)

key202

listofphoneticsymbols270

index271