大学英语单词-独山在线

大学英语单词表

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fallback [ 'fɔ:lbæk ] 撤退
后备计划，后备行动
e.g.

fallible [ 'fæləbl ] a. 易错的,可能犯错的
e.g. 1. Human beings are only fallible.
人类本身易犯错误
2. Everybody is fallible.
人人都难免有错。

false [ fɔ:ls ] a. 不真实的,错误的,人造的,假的,虚伪的
e.g. 1. Your answer to this question is false.
你对这个问题的回答是错误的。
2. They lulled me into a false sense of security.
他们哄骗我，让我产生了一种虚假的安全感。

falter [ 'fɔ:ltə ] v. 支吾地说,迟疑,蹒跚地走
My mother's taste never falters.我妈是个相当有品味的人.
e.g. 1. The sick man faltered a few steps and then fell.
这个病人摇摇晃晃地走了几步，然后就跌倒了。
2. The business faltered and then failed.
商行生意衰退，最后倒闭了。

fame [ feim ] n. 名声,名望
e.g. 1. His fame as a poet did not come until after his death.
他死后才获得诗人之名。
2. She won her overnight fame by her first novel.
她的第一部小说一问世，便使她一举成名。

familiar [ fə'miljə ] a. 熟悉的
e.g. 1. I am not really familiar with the local laws.
实际上我对当地的法律并不熟。
2. He looks so familiar but I can't remember his name.
他看上去非常面熟，但我想不起他的名字来了。

familiarity [ fəˌmili'æriti ] n. 亲密,熟悉,精通
e.g. 1. Try to discourage such familiarities from your subordinates.
不要让属下对你这样不拘礼仪。
2. His familiarity with the local languages surprised me.
他对当地语言如此精通令我吃惊。

familiarize [ fə'miljəraiz ] vt. 使熟悉
e.g. 1. It is incumbent upon all users of this equipment to familiarize themselves with the safety procedure.
凡使用这种设备的人都应熟悉安全程序.
2. The first repetition drill serves to familiarize the students with the sounds in the dialogue.
第一部分的背诵练习是为了使学生熟悉一下对话的语调。

family [ 'fæmili ] a. 家庭的
n. 家庭
e.g. 1. He had to work hard to support his family.
他不得不努力工作来养家。
2. There are five people in my family.
我家里有五口人。

famine [ 'fæmin ] n. 饥荒
e.g. 1. Thousands of people died of famine.
千千万万的人死于饥荒。
2. We are collecting money for the famine victim.
我们在为遭受饥荒的灾民募捐。

famous [ 'feiməs ] a. 著名的
e.g. 1. He is famous for his fine acting.
他以演技精湛著称。
2. New York is famous for its skyscrapers.
纽约以其摩天大楼著称。

fan [ fæn ] n. 风扇,迷,狂热者
v. 煽,煽动,刺激
e.g. 1. We have an extractor fan in the kitchen to get rid of the smell of cooking.
我们的厨房里有台排气扇，用来消除油烟。
2. My boss is a football fan.
我的上司是一位足球迷。

fanatic [ fə'nætik ] n. 狂热,狂热者,盲信
a. 狂热的,盲信的
e.g. 1. We call him a politics fanatic.
我们叫他政治狂。
2. She's fanatic about pop music.
她对流行音乐很狂热。

fancy [ 'fænsi ] n. 想像力,幻想,喜好
a. 想像的,精美的,新奇的
e.g. 1. I fancy I have met you before.
我想我以前或许见过你。
2. The painting took his fancy, so he bought it.
这幅画被他看中了，所以他就把他买了下来。

fantastic [ fæn'tæstik ] a. 极好的,难以相信的,奇异的,幻想的
e.g. 1. We watched a fantastic play yesterday evening.
昨天晚上我们看了一场非常精彩的演出。
2. My daughter likes to describe her fantastic dreams to me.
我女儿喜欢给我讲她那些奇怪的梦。

fantastical [ fæn'tæstikəl ] a. 幻想的(奇异的)
e.g.

fantasy [ 'fæntəsi, 'fæntəzi ] n. 幻想
e.g. 1. Stop looking for a perfect job---it's just a fantasy.
别想找十全十美的工作了---那简直是幻想。
2. The young always live in a world of fantasy.
年轻人总是生活在幻想中。

far [ fɑ: ] ad.&a. 远的(地)
n. 远处
e.g. 1. The far side of the moon is difficult for us to observe.
我们很难观察月亮的另一边。
2. We walked far into the woods.
我们步行深入林中。

fare [ fɛə ] n. 费用,食物
v. 进展,进步,经营
e.g. 1. I think I fared quite well in the interview.
我觉得我这次面试考得不错。
2. I reminded her how much the fare was.
我提醒她车票的价钱.

farewell [ 'fɛə'wel ] a. 告别的
int. 再会,别了
n. 告别
e.g. 1. Farewell! I hope we meet again soon.
别了！希望很快我们能再见面。
2. It's time to say our farewells.
是我们该告辞的时候了。

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