editor [ˈeditə] n. 编辑
【扩】edition 版本
【搭】news editor 新闻编辑 managing editor 总编辑 supplement editor 副刊编辑
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A: Could you tell me something about your work experience?
B: OK, I have been working as an assistant editor since I graduated from the university.
A：可以谈一下你的工作经历吗？
B：好的，我从毕业开始就一直在做助理编辑。
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extreme [ikˈstriːm] n. 极端
【派】extremely 极端地，非常地
【扩】extremity 极端
【搭】in the extreme 极其
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A: He is foolish in the extreme.
B: You should forgive him.
A：他实在是愚蠢至极。
B：你应该原谅他。
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statistics [stəˈtistiks] n. 统计数值
【扩】statistical 统计的
【例】Could you be more specific about these statistics?
您能再详细讲一下这些数据吗？
journalist [ˈdʒəːnəlist] n. 新闻记者，新闻工作者
【扩】columnist 专栏记者 correspondent 驻外记者
【例】More than 80 reporters attended the press conference.
80多名记者出席了记者招待会。
president [ˈprezidənt] n. 总统
palace [ˈpælis] n. 王宫；宏伟的住宅
【搭】the Palace Museum 故宫博物院 imperial palace 王宫 the Summer Palace 颐和园
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A: I dare to say the giant ice pagodas, bridges, and lanterns made a good impression on you.
B: Sure, and ice human figures and palaces as well.
A：我敢说巨大的冰塔、冰桥、冰灯给您留下了很好的印象。
B：是的，还有冰雕人物造型和冰雕宫殿。
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publish [ˈpʌbliʃ] v. 出版
【派】publisher 出版者，发行人
【扩】put on 出版 come out 出版
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A: Have you had any publications?
B: Yes, I have published a number of essays in People's Daily.
A：你有没有发表什么作品？
B：是的，我在《人民日报》上发表过一些小品文。
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fax [fæks] n. 传真
【扩】fax machine 传真机
【搭】send a fax 发传真 receive a fax 收传真
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A: What did you want to ask me?
B: How can I know if my fax is sent or not?
A：你刚才想问我什么？
B：我怎样才能知道我的传真是否已经发出去了？
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impatient [imˈpeiʃənt] adj. 不耐烦的
fire [ˈfaiə] v. 解雇
originally [əˈridʒənəli] adv. 起初，原先
【构】original（起初的）＋ly（副词后缀）＝originally（起初）
【扩】originate 起源于
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A: How do you want to deal with it?
B: I want to insert it in the form that we originally agreed on.
A：你打算怎么处理这个？
B：我想把这一项添加到我们原来一致通过的表格中。
noun [专属名词]编辑；记者；剪辑师；编辑程序 - An editor is a journalist who is responsible for a particular section of a newspaper or magazine.
editor of ...
- the editor of the Washington Post 《华盛顿邮报》的编辑
- editors of newspapers and magazines NCE3-5
- chief editor = editor in chief 主编
adjective [原级]极大的，极度的；极端的，严重的；过分的，偏激的；尽头的，末端的；极限的，从事极限运动的 - You use extreme to describe situations and behaviour that are much more severe or unusual than you would expect, especially when you disapprove of them because of this.
noun [抽象名词]（观点或行为方式的）极端；（事物的）极度；端顶，端词 - You can use extremes to refer to situations or types of behaviour that have opposite qualities to each other.
noun [抽象名词]统计学；统计数字（statistic 的复数形式） - These statistics are misleading.
noun [专属名词]新闻工作者，新闻记者；报人，报纸撰稿人 - Michael Cross is a freelance journalist.
noun [专属名词]总统，国家主席；（机构、俱乐部、学院等的）负责人，会长，院长，主席；（公司）董事长，（银行）行长，总裁；（基督教）圣餐主持教士 - The president of an organization is the person who has the highest position in it. (
noun [专属名词]王宫，（官位极高者的）府邸；住在王宫里的人，王室（the Palace）；大厦，豪宅 - We drove through the palace gates.
adjective [原级]王宫的，（总统）官邸的；与政府人员有关的 - The palace was bedecked with flags.
verb [vt. 及物动词]出版，发行（书、杂志等）；（作家、 音乐家等）发表（自己的作品），使（作品）出版；（在互联网上）发表；（在报纸或杂志上）刊登，登载；公布，公开；颁布（法令），宣读（法令，结婚预告）；<法律>向第三方传布（诽谤） - When the people in charge of a newspaper or magazine publish a piece of writing or a photograph, they print it in their newspaper or magazine.
noun [物质名词]传真机；传真信件；传真 - You can refer to a copy of a document that is transmitted by a fax machine as a fax.
verb [vt. 及物动词]传真（文档、信件等）；用传真与（某人）联系 - If you fax a document to someone, you send it from one fax machine to another.
adjective [原级]不耐烦的，没有耐心的；迫不及待的，急切的；（对不愉快的事）不能容忍，不愿接受 - Investors are growing impatient with promises of improved earnings.
noun [物质名词]失火，火灾；火焰；炉火，灶火；<英>取暖器；射击，火力；怒火，激情；严厉批评，猛烈批判 - Fire or a fire is an occurrence of uncontrolled burning which destroys buildings, forests, or other things.
verb [vt. 及物动词]射击，开火；射（箭）；扔，抛；点火，启动；连珠炮似的提出（问题）；解雇，开除；激发；烧制（陶器） - When the engine of a motor vehicle fires, an electrical spark is produced which causes the fuel to burn and the engine to work. (
adverb [时间副词]起初，原来；独创地，新颖地 - The plane has been kept in service far longer than originally intended.
"Originally" is in the beginning, before other things happened or before things changed. Originally 是指在其他事情发生之前或在事情改变之前。
- The building was originally used as a prison.
| at the beginning / start 在开始时 | She was nervous at the beginning but she settled down as she got further into her speech. |
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| at first / initially 起初 | They offered her the job, initially on a temporary basis but later as a full member of the staff. |
| to start with / to begin with 首先；作为开始（等于 for a start） | Even children who are healthy to begin with wouldn't survive long in these terrible conditions. |
| origin n.起源，起因 |
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| original adj.起初的，原先的 | At the Stewart family home on Linden Street yesterday, a group of caring Riverdale citizens gathered to plan the refurbishing of the old library, to transform it into a new community center. The original plan by the council was tabled because of lack of funds. The new plan needs you.
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| originality n.独创性，创意；独创能力，创造力 |
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