2016高考英語詞匯完型單選秘訣

3. [not in progressive or passive] to make someone feel happy interested or hopeful because something good has happened or is going to happen 使興奮, 使激動
excited adj. 興奮的,激動的
exciting adj.令人興奮的,使人激動的
syn. encourage, inspire
excuse v.[t]
excuse me (spoken) 1. used when you want to get someone's attention politely, especially when you want to ask a question (提問問題時的客套)打擾了; 原諒
2. used to say that you are sorry for doing something rude or embarrassing (常用于插話,表示異議等場合) 對不起
3. used to ask someone politely to move so that you can walk past (請示某人讓開的客套話) 對不起,打擾.
excuse sb. for doing sth. 原諒某人做過某事
syn. pardon, forgive
n. [c] 1. a reason that you give to explain careless or offensive behavior 理由
2. a false reason that you give to explain why you are doing something or not doing sth. 借口, 辯解
in excuse of 作為......的借口.
syn. reason, explanation
exercise n. 1.[u] physical activities that you do in order to stay healthy and become stronger訓練、鍛煉
2. [c] a movement or set of movements that you do regularly in order to keep a particular part of your body strong and healthy運動
3. [c](usually pl.) an activity or process that helps you practise a particular skill such as playing a musical instrument or singing 練習
v. 1. [i] to walk, do sports, etc. in order to stay healthy and become stronger 鍛煉
2. [t] to make a particular part of your body move in order to make it stronger 鍛煉(身體某部位)
exhibition n. 1.[c] a public show where you put things so that people can go to them展覽、展覽會。
2.[u] the act of showing something such as a painting in a public place表演;顯示
on exhibition 展出
syn. show
existv.[i, not in progressive]
1. if someone or something exists that person or thing is real and has not been imagined by someone 存在、實在
2. to happen or present in a particular situation延續、繼續存在、存在狀態
3. to stay alive especially in a difficult situation when you do not have enough money, food etc. 生存、存活
existence n.[u] 存在、生存、存在物
come into existence 產生、成立
expect v[t] 1. to think that something will happen because it seems likely or has been planed 預期
2. to believe that someone or something is going to arrive 期待
3. to demand that someone does something because it is a duty or seems reasonable 要求、指望
expect to do sth. 料到(預計到......)
expect sb. to do sth.期望某人干某事.
syn. desire
expensive adj. costing a lot of money 昂貴的
expensive mistake: a mistake that puts you in a very bad situation 高昂的代價