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【正文】 ItI] n. 就業(yè)（或提升）機(jī)會(huì)；時(shí)機(jī) = a favorable or suitable occasion or time . I39。ll have another opportunity to visit the exhibition next year. 明年我們還有一次機(jī)會(huì)參觀這個(gè)展覽會(huì)。 Words to Know Return remendation [rekEmen5deIFEn] n. 推薦信；推薦 = the act of remending . I went to the new hotel on your remendation. 經(jīng)你的介紹我去了這家新旅館。 Words to Know Return source [sC:s] n. 1) 源頭起源的那一點(diǎn)，如泉水、小溪或河流的源頭 = the point of origin, such as a spring, of a stream or river . They decided to find the source of the stream. 他們決心找出小溪的源頭。 2)來(lái)源；出處 = the point at which something springs into being or from which it derives or is obtained . Bad food is a source of illness. 壞了的食物是疾病之源。 Words to Know Return crazy [5kreIzI] adj. 1) 癲狂的；瘋狂的 = affected with madness。 insane . That kind of act is crazy. 那種行為是瘋狂的。 2) 狂熱的；極度興奮的 = possessed by enthusiasm or excitement . The crowd at the game went crazy. 看比賽的人群變得狂熱起來(lái) Words to Know Return approach [E5prEJtF] vt. 接近 = to e near or nearer, as in space or time . We approached the museum. 我們走近博物館。 Words to Know More n. 1) 接近 = the act of approaching . The approach of winter brings cold weather. 冬天快到了 ,天氣要轉(zhuǎn)冷了。 2) 方法，途徑 = the method used in dealing with or acplishing . He presented a new approach to solve the prolem 提出一個(gè)新的方法。 Words to Know Return grow up 長(zhǎng)大成人 . The little girl then has grown up. 當(dāng)時(shí)的小女孩已經(jīng)長(zhǎng)大成人了。 Phrases and Expressions Return set up 提出；建立 . A statue will be set up in front of the building. 這座樓前將要建立一座雕像。 Phrases and Expressions Return in person 本人，親自 . He applied for the job in person. 他親自應(yīng)聘這項(xiàng)工作。 Phrases and Expressions Return e in with 帶著 … 進(jìn)去 . The mad man came in with a knife. 那個(gè)瘋子拿著一把刀進(jìn)來(lái)。 Phrases and Expressions Return take notes 記筆記 . You have to take notes when listening to the lectures. 聽(tīng)講座的時(shí)候你應(yīng)該記筆記。 Phrases and Expressions Return give up 對(duì) … 不再抱有希望；放棄 . He gave up on writing the novel. 他放棄寫小說(shuō)了。 Phrases and Expressions Return e away with 帶著 … 離開(kāi) . She has to e away with regret. 她只好帶著遺憾離開(kāi)。 Phrases and Expressions Return the fine art 復(fù)雜的藝術(shù) . The salesman is really good at the fine art of persuasion. 這個(gè)推銷員精通說(shuō)服他人這門復(fù)雜的藝術(shù)。 Phrases and Expressions Return the outdoors: the outdoor activities Phrases and Expressions Return jobhunters: 求職者 Phrases and Expressions Return gas station: a place that sells gasoline and repairs motor vehicles （車輛） Phrases and Expressions Return Writer?s Digest: a US magazine providing advice, information and opportunities for creative writers. It regularly publishes “internships”, a directory of job training opportunities in areas such as business, sport, science and the performing arts Phrases and Expressions Return mailings and fliers: posted matters and small sheets of paper on which advertising matter is printed and given out to people Phrases and Expressions Return the United Way: US social welfare anization founded in 1918 Phrases and Expressions Return the Volunteer Council: groups of ordinary citizens who offer help at a neighbourhood level without charging any fees Phrases and Expressions Return the Kiwanis: US club of industrialists and businessmen, which holds luncheons every week. The word es from Indian, meaning “to bee famous（揚(yáng)名） .” 基瓦尼俱樂(lè)部 Phrases and Expressions Return Chamber of Commerce： 商會(huì)。 US anization of businessmen set up to improve business conditions and practices and to protect business interests. The first in the US was the New York Chamber of Commerce (1768) and now most sizeable US cities have one. Phrases and Expressions Return What do you want to be in the future? Do you have a definite plan for your future or are you vague about it? Questions Return Where can you find such help in China? Questions Return Have you ever worked as a volunteer? What have you learned from that kind of experience? Questions Return