2016高考英語詞匯完型單選秘訣

sym: corridor
3. a building or large room for public events such as meetings or dances. 會堂，禮堂，大廳
ham n. 1. [c,u] the upper part of a pig's leg that has been preserved with salt or smoke, or the meat from this. 火腿
※2. informal an actor who performs with too much false emotion 拙劣的表演者
※3. [c] someone who receives and sends radio messages for fun rather than as their job. 無線電收發報業余愛好者
ham-handed 笨手笨腳的
hammer n. [c] 1. a tool with a heavy metal part on a long handle, used for hitting nails into wood. 鐵錘
2. a tool like this with a wooden head used to make something flat, make a noise etc. 木槌
v. to hit something with a hammer. 錘打
hammer-headed 有錘狀頭的，愚笨的
hammer-head 愚笨，錘頭
hand n. 1. part of the body 手
2. help/work 幫助
3. skillful 手藝，才能
4. a long thin piece of metal that points at the numbers
on a clock(鐘表) 指針
v. to pass something to some one else  傳遞
by hand 用手，手工
hand in 交進（上）來，交納
hand out 分發
on the one hand...on the other hand 一方面...另一方面
hand down 把...傳下去
hand in hand 并進，聯合
hand bag 手提包
handkerchief  n. [c] a piece of cloth or thin soft paper
for drying your nose or eyes. 手帕，手絹
handsome  adj. 1. a man who is handsome is attractive(指男子),
漂亮的，清秀的
sym: good-looking
2. a woman who is handsome is attractive in a
strong healthy way. 端莊的，溫雅的
sym: beautiful
3. an object, building etc that is handsome is
attractive in an impressive way. 物體建筑，
堂皇的，美觀的
amt: ugly
hang vi, vt 1. (hung; hung)
a. to fix or put something in a position so that
the bottom part is free to move and does not
touch the ground. 懸掛
b. to fix a picture,  photograph etc to a wall, or
to be fixed this way. 掛
2. kill/be killed past tense and past participle:
(hanged) to kill someone by dropping them with a rope
around their neck or to die in this way, especially
as a punishment for a serious crime.  吊死，絞死
hangman 劊子手        hang over 遺留物
happen vi. 1. if an event or situation happens, it exists and
continues for a period of time, especially
without being planned first. (偶然)發生
2. to be caused as the result of an event or action
發生
3. to do or have something by chance 碰巧
happen to do something 碰巧做某事
it happens that .... : by chance, it is true that
sb/sth. happens to be 某人/某物碰巧...
sym: occur. take  place
happy['h pi] adj. 1. having feelings of pleasure for example because
something good has happened to you.
幸福的，幸運的
2. a happy time, place, occasion etc is one that