excited [ikˈsaitid] adj. 兴奋的
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A: I heard you were taking your vacation next week.
B: Yeah, I'm very excited.
A：我听说你下周要休假。
B：是啊，我很兴奋。
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get on 登上
middle-aged [ˌmidl-ˈeidʒd] adj. 中年的
opposite [ˈɔpəzit] prep. 在……对面
【派】opposition 反对
【搭】opposite to 在……对面
opposite side 对边
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A: Are there any restaurants still open at this time?
B: Yes, the one opposite the road is open 24 hours a day.
A：有饭馆这个时候还在营业吗？
B：是的，马路对面那家店24小时营业。
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curiously [ˈkjuəriəsli] adv. 好奇地
funny [ˈfʌni] adj. 可笑的，滑稽的
【扩】humorous 幽默的 witty 诙谐的
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A: He is always good for a laugh.
B: He is a very funny person.
A：他总逗我乐。
B：他是一个很幽默的人。
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powder [ˈpaudə] n. 香粉
compact [ˈkɔmpækt] n. 带镜的化妆盒
kindly [ˈkaindli] adv. 和蔼地
【构】kind（和蔼的）＋ly（副词后缀）＝kindly（和蔼地）
【搭】a kindly heart 慈悲的心肠
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A: I'd like to buy a bottle of cleansing milk. Would you kindly give me some suggestions?
B: What kind of skin do you have, normal, oil or dry?
A：我想买瓶洗面乳，你能给我点儿建议吗？
B：您属于哪种肤质？中性的、油性的，还是干性的？
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ugly [ˈʌɡli] adj. 丑陋的
amused [əˈmjuːzd] adj. 有趣的
smile [smail] v. 微笑
embarrassed [imˈbærəst] adj. 尴尬的，窘迫的
【扩】embarrassment 窘迫
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A: I'm embarrassed of what I did.
B: Don't mention it.
A：我为自己做的事感到很尴尬。
B：别再提了。
Lesson 142 Someone invited Sally to a party. 有人邀请萨莉出席一个聚会。
Sally was invited to a party. 萨莉应邀出席一个聚会。
worried [ˈwʌrid] adj. 担心的，烦恼的
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A: What are you worried about?
B: The coming examination. I haven't got everything ready.
A：你在愁什么？
B：即将到来的考试，我还没有做好准备呢。
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regularly [ˈreɡjuləli] adv. 经常地，定期地
adjective [原级]激动的，兴奋的；忧虑的，气愤的；已激发的，受激的；性兴奋的 - I was excited about the possibility of playing football again.
verb [vt. 及物动词]使兴奋，使激动；激发，引起（excite 过去式和过去分词形式） - His eyes were bright and excited.
noun [专属名词]上车：指登上交通工具，如公共汽车、火车等。进展、相处 - The host fears the guests won't get on...
get in the car 小车
get on the train 大车
- Please get ready to get off the bus. 请做好下车的准备
adjective [原级]中年的；具有中年人特点的；适合于中年人的 - His sisters are grown up and his parents are middle-aged.
adjective [原级]完全相反的，截然不同的；相反的，另一边的；（在说话者、所指的人或物）对面的；（角）对的；（叶，芽）对生的 - All the cars driving in the opposite direction had their headlights on.
noun [抽象名词]对立的人（或物），对立面；反义词 - Ritter was a very complex man but Marius was the opposite, a simple farmer.
adverb [方式副词]在对面，在对过 - He looked up at the buildings opposite, but could see no open window.
preposition [位置和方向]在…对面，与…相对；与…合演，与…联袂演出 - Jennie had sat opposite her at breakfast.
adverb [方式副词]好奇地 - 'Are you really an artist?' Sara asked curiously. “
adjective [原级]滑稽的，有趣的；古怪的，难以解释的；微恙的，稍有不适的；生气的，不友好的；疯疯癫癫的；出故障的；可疑的，不诚实的；放肆的 - If you describe something as funny, you think it is strange, surprising, or puzzling.
noun [具体名词]<美>（报纸上的）滑稽连环漫画；<非正式>笑话 - It is not a wildly funny play.
adverb [方式副词]古怪地，奇怪地 - It's good you can see the funny side of the situation.
noun [具体名词]粉，粉末；扑面粉，美容粉；细雪，粉状雪；火药，炸药 - Put a small amount of the powder into a container and mix with water.
verb [vt. 及物动词]往（脸或身体）上搽粉；撒粉（状物）于（表面），以粉（状物）覆盖；使（某物）成粉状；变成粉末 - She powdered her face and applied her lipstick and rouge.
adjective [原级]小型的，袖珍的；紧凑的；紧密的，坚实的；矮小而健壮的；（演讲，作品）简洁的，简练的 - He was compact, probably no taller than me.
noun [具体名词]带镜小粉盒；合约，协定；小型汽车；袖珍物；坯块 - He had a compact and muscular body.
verb [vi. 不及物动词]压紧，压实；缩短，精简；订立（或签订）（协定） - Their bodies are sleek and compact.
adverb [方式副词]亲切地；温和地；仁慈地 - Will you kindly obey the instructions I am about to give?
adjective [原级]亲切的；和蔼的；体贴的；爽快的 - He was a stern critic but an extremely kindly man.
adjective [原级]丑陋的，难看的；（通常因涉及暴力、挑衅行为而）令人厌恶的，邪恶的，恶性的；无礼的；道德败坏的；可怕的，恐怖的；难听的，不悦耳的 - Dekkeret found the landscape startling in its ugliness.
adjective [原级]被逗乐的，觉得好笑的 - Sara was not amused by Franklin's teasing.
verb [vt. 及物动词]逗乐，逗笑；（提供）消遣（amuse 的过去式和过去分词形式） - We were all amused at his stories.
verb [vi. 不及物动词]微笑；微笑着说，以微笑表示；现出（笑容）；觉得好笑，觉得高兴；惠及，赞许 - When he saw me, he smiled and waved.
noun [具体名词]微笑，笑容；一脸笑意，喜滋滋的（all smiles） - "There are some sandwiches if you're hungry," she said with a smile. “
laugh [lɑːf] [læf] : v./ n. 大 笑
- He said and smiled.
- She is telling me a story with a smile.
- They are talking and laughing.
adjective [原级]尴尬的，窘迫的；拮据的，陷入经济困境的 - He looked a bit embarrassed.
verb [vt. 及物动词]（使）尴尬，窘迫；使难堪，使为难（embarrass 的过去式和过去分词形式） - His clumsiness embarrassed him.
adjective [原级]担心的，发愁的 - He seemed very worried.
verb [vt. 及物动词]担心，发愁；使担忧，使发愁，使焦虑；烦扰，使不安宁（worry 的过去式和过去分词） - We're worried about his mental state.
adjective [原级]定期地，有规律地；频繁地，经常地；均匀地，匀称地；（语法）变化规律地 - She regularly goes parachuting.
