manager [ˈmænidʒə] n. 经理
upset [ˌʌpˈset] adj. 不安的
【扩】intranquil 不安的
【搭】be upset about 对……感到苦恼
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A: What's her problem?
B: She's just upset.
A：她怎么了？
B：她只是有点心烦。
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sympathetic [ˌsimpəˈθetik] adj. 表示同情的
【派】sympathetically 充满同情心地
【扩】commiserative 同情的，怜悯的
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A: He came across as a sympathetic person.
B: He is really a kind person.
A：他给人以有同情心的印象．
B：他确实是一个很善良的人。
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complain [kəmˈplein] v. 抱怨
【派】complain 抱怨
【扩】grumble 抱怨
【搭】complain about sth. 抱怨某事
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A: You always do things like that.
B: Stop complaining! You can do it yourself next time.
A：你经常那么办事。
B：别抱怨了！下次你可以自己去做。
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wicked [ˈwikid] adj. 很坏的，邪恶的
contain [kənˈtein] v. 包含，包装
【派】container 容器
【扩】hold 容纳
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A: Are you satisfied with all the clauses?
B: The contract contains basically all we have agreed upon during our negotiations.
A：这里所有的条款你都满意吗？
B：合同将我们达成协议的内容基本都写上了。
honesty [ˈɔnisti] n. 诚实
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【扩】heartiness 诚实，热心
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A: I want to lose some weight.
B: You'd better avoid food containing fat then.
A：我想减肥。
B：那你最好避免含油脂的食物。
noun [抽象名词]（公司、部门等的）经理；（艺人或运动员的）经纪人；（运动队的）管理人，主教练；管理某物的人；（计算机）管理程序 - The manager was fat and jolly.
verb [vi. 不及物动词]使心烦意乱，使生气；打乱，搅乱；打翻，使倾覆；翻倒；意外击败（强对手）；使（肠胃）不适；制造麻烦，破坏某人的计划；镦锻，镦粗 - You looked pretty upset just now.
adjective [原级]不高兴的，心烦意乱的；（肠胃）不适的 - Marta looked upset.
noun [专属名词]烦恼，失望；肠胃不适；爆冷门；混乱，麻烦；翻倒，颠覆 - We are bitterly upset at what has happened.
adjective [原级]同情的，有同情心的；赞同的，支持的；（电影或小说中的人物）讨人喜欢的，可爱的；合意的，合适的；（结构）和谐的；交感神经的，自主神经系统的；（与）交感性（有关）的，（产生）交感性的 - She was very sympathetic to the problems of adult students.
noun [专属名词]交感神经 - She says rapid breathing is controlled by the sympathetic nervous system.
verb [vi. 不及物动词]诉说 （病痛）；<文>悲叹，悲鸣；（构造，机械装置）（因拉力或压力）呻吟，咯吱作响；抱怨，投诉 - If you complain of pain or illness, you say that you are feeling pain or feeling ill.
① vi. 抱怨，发牢骚，诉苦（常与 of，about 连用）
- complain of/about …(to sb.) 对某人/向某人抱怨……
- Don’t complain about/of the weather.
- I compianed of my salary to my boss.
② vi. 控告，抗议（与 of，about 连用）
- The people in that district complained to the police about the noise from that factory.那家工厂噪音太大，当地的人们已向警方投诉。
- Mary complained to the Jacksons about the rubbish they had thrown everywhere. 杰克逊一家乱扔垃圾，玛丽已向他们提出抗议。
adjective [原级]邪恶的，不道德的；恶作剧的，淘气的，调皮的；<非正式>很坏的，恶劣的；<非正式>很棒的，极好的；<非正式>令人不快的，令人厌恶的 - She described the shooting as a wicked attack.
adverb [方式副词]<非正式>极其，非常 - You knew very well that it was wicked and deserved punishment.
noun [专属名词]恶人，邪恶的人（the wicked） - Her wicked heart was glad, and as happy as such a heart could be.
① adj. 邪恶的，坏的（道德上的坏，可用 “evil” 替代）
- She saw a wiched smile on his face.
② adj. 淘气的，顽皮的（尤指小孩）
- Don’t be so wicked, Tom.
③ adj.（天气）恶劣的
- Few people walked about in this wicked weather.
verb [vi. 不及物动词]包含，容纳；遏制，防止…蔓延；抑制（感情） - The envelope contained a Christmas card.
contain v. 用容器装
- The cup contains water. = The cup is full of water. The bag contains books.
noun [专属名词]诚实，正直；银扇草，金钱花 - Her honesty is beyond question.
