2016年高考英语复习资料：3500个词汇

46. agree vi. 同意;应允

1)agree with ① agree with sb / what you say/your opinion.

②表示一致;“ (食物、天气、工作等)对…适宜”：

The weather does not agree with me. 这种天气对我不适宜。

A verb must agree with its subject in person and number.

What he does does not agree with what he says. 他言行不一致。

2)agree to the plan/ the arrangement/ the suggestion .

3)agree on /upon主要指双/多方通过协商而取得一致意见或达成协议：

We agreed on the price. 我们就价格达成了一致意见。

Both sides agreed on these terms. 双方都同意这些条件。

4) agree to do sth He agreed to go with us. 他同意同我们去。

5) reach/arrive at/come to an agreement 6) I can’t/couldn’t agree more.

47. ahead ad. 在前，向前 ahead of time 提前 go ahead 前进，干吧，说吧

48.◎aid n. 援助;救护;辅助工具

first aid 急救 in aid of 支持

by ( the) aid of 借助于，通过…的帮助 come/ go to one’s aid 帮助某人

v. 帮助，促进 aid (sb/ sth) in/ with ( doing) sth 帮助某人做…

49. aim at

① 瞄准,对准 He aimed the gun at the enemy officer.

② (向某方面)努力 She's aiming at ( trying to win) a scholarship.

③ 针对某人 My words were not aimed at you.

50.◎alike adj. 相像，十分相似 We are alike in many ways.

adv. 相似的，相同的 They tried to treat their children alike.

51. alive a. 活着的，存在的 catch …alive 活捉 keep…alive be alive with= be full of

The lake was alive with fish. Who is the greatest man alive.(后置定语)

52. allow v 准许，允许 allow doing/ sb to do

allow for 把 考虑进去 Has everything been allowed for in your plan?

53. almost adv几乎，差不多

Almost no one/nobody came to the party. There was almost no snow that winter.

54. alone adj/adv 单独的 孤独的

1) 形容词She is alone at home. (她独自一人在家。)

2) 副词I like to work alone. (我喜欢独自一人工作。)

3) “只有，仅仅”， The shoes alone cost $200. ※ let /leave sb /sth alone 别打扰

let alone 更不用说

★ lonely

1) 定语， “孤单的，无伴侣的，无人烟的，荒凉的，偏僻的” a lonely man / island.

2) 表语，“孤寂的，寂寞的” feel lonely ※ He lives alone but he doesn’t feel lonely.

55. aloud ad.大声地 read aloud/ think aloud

56. ◎amaze vt. 使惊奇，惊叹;震惊

What amazes me is how long she managed to hide it from us.

It amazed me that he could be so calm at such a time.

amazed adj. 惊奇的，惊讶的 amazing adj.令人惊奇的，惊叹的;震惊的

I’ m ___ that you have never heard of the Rolling Stones.

It’s ____ how often you see drivers using mobile phones.