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һ(dng)~be(gu)ɵĶZ(y)(dng)~
1be known asbe famous as顭
be known for
be known to顭֪
be known by{֪
The hill is known for the temple
LuXun is known to us as a writer
One can be known by his words and deeds
2be married tocY(ji)
She is married to a musician
3be tired ofwith(du)
He is tired ofwith this kind of life
=He is bored with this kind of life
4be terrified atһ
He is terrified at the snake
5be burdened withؓ(f)
He is burdened with a heavy load
6be crowded withDM
The shop is crowded with people
7be dressed in
She is dressed in red
8be experienced in(du)н(jng)(yn)
He is experienced in mending bikes
9be equipped withb
They are equipped with guns and food
10be furnished withṩ
They are furnished with enough food
11be engaged in sth£æ(=be busy with sth)
He has been engaged in writing novels
12be engaged tocӆ
My daughter is engaged to a nice doctor
13be about to do sthҪ
I was just about to go swimming when our guide saw me and stopped me
14be fit to dobe fit form
He is fit to do the work
These books are not fit for children
15be worth doingֵ
The film is worth seeing again
16be proud ofԡԺ
Prof. Cai is proud of his students
17be used to sthdoing sth(x)Tڡ
My grandpa is not used to living in the noisy city.
18be content to do sthwithԸڸɡMڡ
I am content with your work this time
19be content with(du)еM
You should be content with what you have.
20be up to(yng)ɡ݆
It's up to her to answer the question
21be meantintended foro
Is this valuable painting meant for me?
22be connected withc(lin)ϵ
He was also connected with the government
23be crazy about(du)
Many young people are crazy about Hip-Hop
(dng)~break(gu)ɵĶZ(y)(dng)~
1break outl(f)
The AntiJapanese War broke out in 1937
2break inJ
Two robbers broke in and robbed the bank of a lot of money
3. break intoJ룻T
They broke into the uncles bedroom and found the man lying on the floordead
4break away fromÓx
Lincoln said it was not fight for the south to break away from the union
5break down(C(j)܇v)ˣʧݚֽ
We are sorry to arrive late, but the car broke down.
6break throughͻ
The marchers broke through the line of the police
7break off۔Д^
Lets break off for half an hour and have some tea
8break up(q)ɢɢ
The police broke up the crowd
(dng)~carry(gu)ɵĶZ(y)(dng)~
1carry onM(jn)
He had learned enough English to carry on a conversation
2carry out(zh)УM(jn)
They were carrying out an important experiment
3carry away
Please carry these desks away
4carry offZ
Some unknown man carried off the prize.
(dng)~call(gu)ɵĶZ(y)(dng)~
1call onLij̖(ho)
We will call on Mr. Li tomorrow
We are called on to help those in trouble
2call atLij
I called at your office yesterday, but you were not in.
3call forҪҪs()ȡ()
Success called for hard work
call for a doctorȥՈ(qng)t(y)
4. call in Ո(qng)(li);ջ
Mother is badly ill, so call in a doctor at once
5call upԒ
I called Tom up and told him the news
In most countries men are called up at the age of 18
As I grew up in a small town at the foot of a mountain, the visit to the village called up scenes of my childhood
(dng)~catchhold(gu)ɵĶZ(y)(dng)~
1catchtakeget hold of sthץסij
CatchGetTake hold of the rope,and I'll pull you up
2catch up withs
Work hard and I am sure you are able to catch up with others in class
3catch fire
Last night a big building caught fire
4catch sight ofl(f)F(xin)
When the mice caught sight of the catthe mice run away as quickly as possible
5hold upe(ͨ)R
He held up one of his fingers and showed it to the class
In the rush hour the traffic is hold up
6hold backֹ
We must hold them back from fighting
7hold ones breathסϢ
How long can you hold your breath under water?
8hold out(jin)֣ó
We must hold out until help comes
(dng)~come(gu)ɵĶZ(y)(dng)~
1come intoM(jn)롭B(ti)
come into being()a(chn)γ
The custom came into being long long ago
2come along^(gu)(li)c(din)
Come along! Its nearly eight o'clock
3come out(li)
How did the printing come out?
4come true(sh)F(xin)
I am sure your dream will come true one day
5come back to lifeK^(gu)(li)
When the wounded soldier came back to lifehe found himself in hospital
6come to the pointf(shu)Ҫc(din)|(wn)}(sh)|(zh)
7come aboutl(f)
The event came about as he had predicted it
8come acrossҊ(jin)
Youre the most beautiful woman I've ever come across
ͬx~Mrun across
I ran across an old friend in the street
9come to all endY(ji)
Your duties here have come to an end
10come to light֪@¶
The robbery didnt come to light until the next day.
11come up with
He came up with a new suggestion
ߡ(dng)~do(gu)ɵĶZ(y)(dng)~
1do well inijú
My cousin is a sailor and he is doing very well in the navy
2do good to(du)к̎
Doing morning exercises will do good to your health
3do harm to(du)к̎
Too much noise does harm to our health
4do with̎
What did you do with our goods?
5do sb a favourij˵æ
Will you do me a favour to carry it upstairs?
6do upϵ~
Lookyour bottom isnt done up
do up ones hair^l(f)
(dng)~get(gu)ɵĶZ(y)(dng)~
1get in touch withͬȡ(lin)ϵ
2get up
He gets up very early every day
3get back(li)ȡ
I will get back next weekend
4get on܇
You shouldnt get on the bus until it has stopped completely
5get over˷^(gu)
Youll soon get over these difficulties
6get off܇
The bus stopped and the passengers got off
7Get together
We should go to a restaurant to get together
8get onalong well withc̎Ǣ
I am getting on well with my classmates
9get intoM(jn)
Dont get into the habit of smoking
10get into trouble韩
11get in a wordԒ
12get rid of
We aye doing our best to get rid of pollution
13get throughͨ^(gu)ͨ(jng)v
I tried to telephone you but I couldnt get through
I will be with you as soon as I get through this work
14get to_(d)
He had to get to the other side of street to attend a meeting
15get aboutaroundround_ȥ
The news of the disaster soon get about
16get acrossʹ
The teacher tried to explain the problembut the explanation did not get across to the class
17get awayx_
I was in a meeting and couldnt get away
18get down to(doing)sth_ʼJ(rn)
You must get down to your studies this year
š(dng)~give(gu)ɵĶZ(y)(dng)~
1give upŗ
I persuaded him to give up the foolish plan
2give inͶ
He wouldnt give in to the enemy
3give outꣻıM
Our food and water will give out soon
4get out ofġ(li)[Ó
He got out of debt
5give awayְl(f)ٛ(zng)й¶
He gave away most of his fortune to the poor work
Please dont give my secret away
6give offų
This engine gives off lots of smoke and steam.
7give backw߀֏(f)
I hope that the holiday will give back my good spirits.
ʮ(dng)~go(gu)ɵĶZ(y)(dng)~
1go ahead^m(x)ɰ
He went ahead with the work and got it done
2go by(r(sh)g)^(gu)ȥ(jng)^(gu)(c(din))
Dont let the good chance go by
3go out()Ϩ
When they arrivedthe fire had gone out
4go on(doing)^m(x)ij
Please go on with your work
5go on to do sth
He went on to watch TV after he had finished his homeһ
6go overz飻(f)(x)
When I came into the teacher's roomour teacher is going over our homework
7go throughͨ^(gu)(jng)vм(x)z
During the night the computers go through the information
She went through one hardship after another
8go all out(=trydo ones best)߱Mȫ
They went all out to build the dam
9go about_ʼ̎߄(dng)_
How does one go about getting the information
10go against`
They are going against our wishes
11go backؼ
This festival goes back to Roman times
12go for\(yn)ڣ(yng)ڡ
The medicine went for nothing
13go in forӣ(i)
She went in for a singing competition
14go with
I want some shoes to go with these trousers
15go withoutԣȣ
The poor boy often has to go without supper
16go beyond^(gu)
Thats going beyond a joke
17go upϝq
The goods have gone up in quality
18go down½³
The moon has gone down
ʮһ(dng)~have(gu)ɵĶZ(y)(dng)~
1have a word with sbijf(shu)Ԓ
Could you spare a few minutes? I want to have a word with you.
2have words with(zhng)
Theyve had words with her about money
3have(deep)effects on(du)(h(yun))Ӱ
The book has great effects on his life
4have difficulty infind difficulty inhave trouble in y
We havefind difficulty in writing the composition
ʮ(dng)~keep(gu)ɵĶZ(y)(dng)~
1keep on doing sth^m(x)(f)ij
Marx kept on studying English and using it when he lived in London
2keep up(jin)
Keep up your courage and you will succeed
3keep up with
She cant keep up with others
4keep backֹ[m
She was in deep sorrow,but she kept back her tears
5keep away fromh(yun)x
Keep children away from fire
6keep out ofʹM(jn)
In the ancient time, the Great Wall was built in order to keep enemy out of country
7keep ones wordZ
I am sure you will keep your word
8keep in touch withc(lin)ϵ
We have kept in touch with each other by writing letters
9keep silentֳĬ
He kept silenta(chn)bout the matter
10keeppreventstopfrom doing sthֹ(ֹ)ij
The heavy rain kept us from going out
11keep offʹh(yun)x
Please keep off the grass
ʮ(dng)~knock(gu)ɵĶZ(y)(dng)~
1knock at(T)
Yon should knock at the door before coming in
2knock downײ
They make sure the cows not knock the young trees down or eat the leaves.
3knock offײ(li)
A child ran into the street and knocked the woman off her bicycle
4knock aboutBm(x)ײƯe
He has knocked about all over Asia
ʮ(dng)~look(gu)ɵĶZ(y)(dng)~
1look up̧^
You may look up new word in a dictionary
2look outС
Look out! The pan is on fire
3look into{(dio)
Well further look into the matter
4look forward to
We look forward to knowing the results of the exam
5look throughм(x)g[
You have to look through the papers before you hand them in.
6look up to
Young children should look up to old people
7look down uponƲ
The days are gone when women were looked down upon.
8look like(li)
You look like your father
9look onas(=treatconsidertakethink ofa(chn)s) ѡ
He looks on the computer as his friend
10look after
When I am outmy husband looks after our baby
11look for
What are you looking for?
ʮ(dng)~make(gu)ɵĶZ(y)(dng)~
1make a dive for͛_
The dog made a dive for the bone
2make an apology toǸ
He apologizedmade an apology to her
3be made up ofM
Two thirds of the earths surface is made up of vast ocean
4make upMya(b)䣻a(b)
Great Britain and Northern Ireland make up the United Kingdom
It took her more than one hour to make up for the party.
The whole story is made up.
5make room forovط
Would you like to make room for the old lady?
6make up ones mindQ
I have made up my mind to work harder than before
7make up fora(b)
We must make up for the time wasted before
8make use of
We should make full use of the books in the library.
9make ones wayųyǰM(jn)
After the film ended we made our way out of cinema
10make progressM(jn)
With the teacher's helpI have made much progress
11make repairs
They are making repairs in that building
12make a promiseSZ
Father made a promise to buy me a new computer.
13make a living\
He began to make a living by himself when he was ten
14make the best ofM
Mother didnt enjoy his jobbut she made the best of it.
15make forǰ
They set off by car and made for the nearest town
16make outJ(rn)
We made out a figure in the darkness
Its difficult to make out his ideas
17make itɹr(sh)_(d)
After hardworking,we made it at last
ʮ(dng)~put(gu)ɵĶZ(y)(dng)~
1put awayź(li)
Put the books away after reading
2put downӛ£ƽϢ
Put down the gentlemans address
3put out
It took the firefighters four hours to put out the fire.
4put upe죻NͶ
Many new high buildings have been put up in our city.
5put up with(=standbear)
He is prepared to put up with it for the time being.
6put on
We will put on the new play next month
7put off
The sports meet will be put off because of the bad weather.
8put through(Ԓ)ѡͨ
Can you put me through to this number?
9put forwardhܿ(犵)
The doctor put forward a good suggestion
ʮ(dng)~take(gu)ɵĶZ(y)(dng)~
1take upռ(r(sh)g;g)
The piano takes up too much space in the room.
2takeoutóȥ
We dont allow taking books out of the reading room.
3take sidesվڡһ߅
Switzerland didnt take sides in the First World War
4take placel(f)
The strike took place just before liberation
5take the place of
Now cotton can be taken the place of by many other materials
6take ones placeijλ
They took their places before the meeting began
7take it easye
Take it easy,and you are not badly i11
8take offÓwɹ
The plane takes off at eight
They not just made progress but took off
9take part in
Martin Luther King took a leading part in the great march.
10take pride inԡԺ
He took pride in being a student in Beijing University
11take away(from)ʹͣʹx_
The child was taken away from schoolnot allowed to at
12take in_zȡ
take on()ʬF(xin)(Ʒ|(zh)ò)
take overӹ
The pretty girl took in my feeling
Youd better take in some fruits
Yon have taken on too much.
The frogs can take on the colours of its background.
He is taking over my job while I'm on holiday
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