【正文】 for her present position in our pany.2. Not being a specialist in the subject, I am not wellequipped to answer such questions. 1. He was well equipped for the trip: bread, water, warm clothes, etc.2. The hotel rooms vary in size and are equipped with hairdryers, televisions and telephones.distinction[dis39。ti?k??n] n. [C。 U (between)] the fact of being distinct。 clear difference [常與between連用]區(qū)別，明顯差別；特性 draw a distinction between point out differences between 指出之間的不同1. – Can you draw a distinction between these two points of view? – I think there is no difference between them. 2. He claimed that he would draw \ make no distinction(s) between terrorism and murder.wageearner wage [weid?]earner n. someone who works for wages 掙工資的人selfemployment [?selfim39。pl?im?nt] n. 個(gè)體經(jīng)營 selfemployed a. earning money from one39。s own business rather than being paid by an employer 自雇的，非受雇于人的casual [39。k230。?ju?l] a. (of workers) employed for a short period of time （工人）臨時(shí)的，短期的hinge ★[hind?] v. [often pass.] ［常用被動語態(tài)］裝鉸鏈于hinge on \ upon [not in progressive forms] depend on。 have as a necessary condition ［不用進(jìn)行式］取決于，以為轉(zhuǎn)移 1. His political future hinges on the oute of this election. 2. The fate of the prisoner hinges on \ upon the jury39。s decision.Competence ★ [39。k?mpit?ns] n. [U] ability to do what is needed。 skill 能力；技能Readily [39。redili] ad. quickly and willingly。 with no difficulty 很快地；樂意地；無困難地try out test (sth.) by use, action, and experience, in order to find out its quality, worth, etc. 試用；試驗(yàn)1. The new drug has not been tried out on humans yet.2. We won39。t know how the plan works out till we have tried it out.Scheme [ski:m] n. esp. BrE a formal, official, or business plan 〖尤英〗計(jì)劃；規(guī)劃；方案Intelligence [in39。telid??ns] n. [U] (good) ability to learn, reason, and understand 智力；悟性；聰明Aesthetic ★ [i:s39。?etik] a. AmE of or showing a highly developed sense of beauty, esp. in art 〖美〗（尤指藝術(shù)上）美感的，有審美能力的Spirituality [?spiritju39。230。l?ti] n. [U] the quality of being interested in spiritual or religious matters, worship, etc. 精神性；對精神、宗教等的熱衷course of action activity planned to achieve sth.。 procedure followed to get sth. done 行動步驟；辦事程序untapped [??n39。t230。pt] a. (of sth. useful or valuable) not yet put to use （有用或?qū)氋F的東西）未開發(fā)的，未利用的aptitude▲ [39。230。ptitju:d] n. [C。 U (for)] natural ability or skill, esp. in learning [常與for連用]（尤指學(xué)習(xí)方面的）才能，資質(zhì)，天資Charisma ☆[k?39。rizm?] n. [U] the strong personal charm or power to attract that makes a person able to have great influence over people or win their admiration （能使人效忠的）領(lǐng)袖氣質(zhì)；非凡的個(gè)人魅力selfknowledge n. [U] knowledge of one39。s own nature, character, etc. 自知（之明），自我認(rèn)識renewal [ri39。nju:?l] n. renew v. make as good as new again。 give new life and freshness to 使更新；使復(fù)活access [39。230。kses] n. [(to)] means or right of using, reaching, or obtaining [常與to連用] 取得（接近）的方法（權(quán)利等）1. The bus is specially equipped with wheelchair access for the disabled.2. We should make sure that every child from poor families has access to schooling.Data [39。deit?] n. information in a form that can be processed by and stored in a puter system。 facts。 information （電腦的）數(shù)據(jù)；資料；材料qualityminded a. seeing the importance of quality 重視質(zhì)量的twin [twin] a. [only before noun] used to describe two things that happen at the same time and are related to each other [只出現(xiàn)在名詞前] 兩個(gè)同時(shí)發(fā)生、密切相關(guān)的事物的；成對的，成雙的prerequisite [?pri:39。rekwizit] n. [(of, for, to)] fml sth. that is necessary before sth. else can happen or be done [常與of、for或to連用]〖正式〗先決條件，前提anchor [39。230。nk?(r)] v. fix firmly in position （使）穩(wěn)固，固定phase [feiz] n. [(in, of)] a stage of development [常與in或of連用] 階段；時(shí)期1. — My baby sucks almost everything that he can get hold of.— Don39。t worry. It39。s just a phase and it39。ll get over it soon.2. The project is only in the initial phase as yet, but it looks quite promising (大有希望的).Interrelate [?int?ri39。leit] v. [(with)] connect or be connected to each other in a way that makes one depend on the other [常與with連用]（使）相互關(guān)聯(lián)get sth. out of sth. \ sb. gain sth. from sth. \ sb. 從得到（獲得）1. Will I get a huge profit out of this deal? No, I39。ll probably lose a lot of money on it.2. I never get much out of his lectures. I wish he would try some other ways of teaching.