容易混淆的英文單字
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fall |
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(v.) 落下 (n.) 落下、秋天、瀑布 |
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[fɛl] |
(v.) 砍倒、打倒 |
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My baby always falls asleep when nursing.
我的嬰兒總是在餵奶時睡著了。
Molds thrive especially in moist, shady areas with rotting logs and fallen leaves, so a rainy summer can greatly contribute allergies caused by them during the fall.
黴菌尤其是會在潮濕陰暗有枯樹和落葉的地方生長旺盛，所以一個多雨的夏季對在秋季由黴菌引起的過敏貢獻很多。
When felling a large tree, you need to be in control of the direction that the tree will fall.
當砍伐一棵大樹，你需要能夠掌控樹木傾倒的方向。
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* faze [ fez ]  (v. tr.) 擾亂
* phase [ fez ] (n.) 階段
* phrase [frez] (n.) 片語 (v. tr.) 用言語表達
Violence won’t faze the piracy fighters.
暴力並不能擾亂打擊盜版的鬥士。
The adolescent phase of her life was tough.
她在的青少年時期的人生很辛苦。
He rephrased his question "What is your name?”
他再說了一次他的問題：你的名字是什麼？
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fierce |
[fɪrs] |
(adj) 兇猛的; 殘酷的 【口】 討厭的; 極糟的 |
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[英] violent in force, extremely bad or severe |
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Sometimes animals fight fiercely just for a piece of meat.
有時後動物會只為了一塊肉就殘酷的拼鬥。
Many people would wear sunglasses to protect their eyes from the fierce sunlight in summer.
在夏天，許多人會戴太陽眼鏡來避開強烈的陽光保護他們的眼睛。
Many dogs are trained to be fiercely loyal and protective to their masters.
許多狗被訓練成對它們的主人有絕對的忠誠和保護。
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* flout [ flaʊt ] (v.) (n.) 藐視、嘲笑、侮辱
* flaunt [ flɔnt ]
(v.) 炫耀、賣弄
Parents who flout Family Court orders may be named in the media in Australia.
在澳洲父母親若是藐視家庭法庭的裁定可能在媒體上被公布姓名。
She is flaunting her new sports car.
她正在炫耀她的新跑車。
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flyer |
['flaɪɚ] |
(n) (廣告)傳單; 飛行員 |
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[英] a small sheet of paper advertising something; a pilot or someone who travels in an aircraft |
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The election flyers usually cause environmental problems.
選舉傳單通常造成環境問題。
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* formal [ ˈfɔr ml ]
(adj.) (n.) 正式的
* former [ ˈfɔr mɚ]
(adj.) 以前的
We are going to attend a formal party tonight.
我們今晚將參加一個正式聚會。
Bill Clinton is one of the former presidents of the United States.
比爾．科林頓是美國前任總統之一。
(註：late president是已故總統)
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* fourth [ forθ ]
(n.) (adj.) 第四
* forth [ forθ ]
(adv.) 向前方
Our company reported a net gain for the fourth quarter 2005 of $42.5 million.
我們公司2005年第四季淨賺4千2百50萬美元。
A bear is walking back and forth in the cage.
有一隻熊一直在籠子裡來回的走著。
* found [ faʊnd ]
(v. tr.) 建立
* find [ faɪnd ]
(v.) 尋找
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The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) was founded in 1865.
麻省理工學院(MIT)建校於1865年。
I found my wedding ring in the closet.
我在衣櫥中找到了我的結婚戒指。
* fun [ fʌn ]
(n.) (adj.) 好玩、有趣
* funny [ fʌnɪ ]
(n.) (adj.) 滑稽、奇怪
We had great fun at the beach last Saturday.
上星期六我們在海灘玩的很開心。
(fun 當作名詞使用)
It is the most fun place I have ever been.
那是我去過最好玩的地方。
(fun 當作形容詞使用；比較級用more fun，最高級用most fun)
He is the funniest person I have ever seen.
他是我所見過最滑稽的人。
(funny的比較級是funnier，最高級是funniest)
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funding |
['fʌndɪŋ] |
(n) 資金; 基金 |
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[英] money that is provided by an organization for a particular purpose |
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The capability of fund-raising is a basic precondition for running a successsful election campaign.
募款能力是一個成功競選的基本先決條件。
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fundraiser |
['fʌnd͵rezɚ] |
(n) 資金籌集人; 資金籌集活動 |
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[英] a person or event that raises money for a cause. |
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Fundraisers play a very important role for the society because they can get money to help needy people.
籌款活動為社會扮演了很重要的角色，因為它們能獲得金錢去協助需要的人。 |
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