课程介绍学习指南
Listen to the tape then answer the question below:
欢迎来到《新概念英语》第三册的学习,本册为英语技能提升篇(Developing Skills),属于中级教程,同时它也是整个新概念教材系列中最为经典的一本。新概念英语第三册一共有60篇课文,课文长度也从最开始的250词过渡到最后的500词左右,文章总体难度与大学四、六级考试相当(熟悉掌握后远超此等级的水平)。
在学习《新概念英语》第三册之前,请尝试将《新二》默写出来,正确率超过了80%才能学习本册(我知道你做不到,但也不影响学习本册😅,但我希望你按下面的参考方式去学习,或者自己总结一套更好的、更适合学习方式)。
学习方法参考:
- 温习单词然后熟读课文。
- 把课文中不理解的翻译或者搭配、语法结构记下来并尝试自己总结语法。
- 内容中如果有熟悉的结构、重点单词,可以尝试回忆一下出现在那些课文中。
- 带着上面总结出来的疑问去学习,仔细理解并熟记扩展知识。
- 完整阅读笔记内容,通过笔记回忆老师在课堂里的讲解。
- 定期重复的阅读笔记以加深并巩固知识点。
- 默读课文,测试是否已消化所有知识后,尝试使用课文里的结构、重点单词等自己仿写课文或者句子。
- 背诵并尽量把课文默写下来。
《新概念英英语》体系
单元 | 课时 | 可达词汇量 ¿ | 国内教育 | 对应雅思成绩 | 笔记掌握后 ¿ |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
第一册 | 144(主课72) | 1800+ | 初中 | 3.5 | 5 |
第二册 | 96 | 3300+ | 高中 | 4.5 | 6 |
第三册 | 60 | 6000+ | 大学四级 | 6.5 | 7 |
第四册 | 48 | 10000+ | 考研 | 7.5 | 8 |
学习完成本册后要求完整的默写下来,不是背诵!
本册可掌握6000以上词汇量,能撰写文法正确的英语短文,阅读理解能力得到提升,能较为流畅地进行口语交流,水平高于高考,超过大学英语四、六级水平。
凡学英语必学整句,不觉中将其句法音调整个吸入。每日造二三句,回环熟诵,此数句读音必正,出口必熟。如此半年,操英语能力必大胜。 -- 林语堂
测试你的真实英语水平
涵盖从A1(入门)到C2(精通)的不同等级。请尝试大声朗读这些句子,并理解它们的意思。知道了你所在的英语水平,就可以有针对性的选择阅读、听力练习的语料。
A1 (入门,新概念英语第一册99课) 这些句子简单直接,主要考察基本词汇和语法。
- This is my friend. His name is Tom.
- I usually get up at seven o’clock and go to school.
- "My name is John. I am a student. I like to eat apples."
- "Where is the train station? It's on the right, next to the bank."
- "I have a brother and a sister. We live in a big house."
A2 (初级,新概念一册学完) 句式开始变得稍微复杂,引入了更多时态和描述性词汇。
- Could you tell me how to get to the nearest bus stop?
- I didn’t buy the book because it was too expensive.
- "Last weekend, I went to the park and met some friends. We had a great time."
- "I'm going to visit my grandparents this summer. I think it will be a fun trip."
- "He doesn't like coffee, so he always drinks tea in the morning."
B1 (中级,新概念第二册72课) 句子长度增加,包含了更复杂的从句和抽象概念。
- I have been learning English for three years, but I still find it difficult to understand movies without subtitles.
- If it rains tomorrow, we’ll have to cancel the picnic.
- "Although it was raining, they decided to go for a walk, which was a good idea because it stopped shortly after."
- "It's important to have a good work-life balance so that you don't feel too stressed."
- "Could you tell me what time the movie starts and if there are any tickets left?"
B2 (中高级,新概念第二册学完) 句式更加灵活,包含了一些习语或更正式的词汇,表达观点和假设。
- Despite facing many difficulties, she managed to finish the project on time.
- The film was so boring that I almost fell asleep in the cinema.
- "In retrospect, I should have paid more attention to the details of the contract, which would have saved us a lot of trouble."
- "The company's new policy has been met with mixed reactions, with some employees expressing concerns about its potential impact."
- "I would have finished the project on time, had it not been for the unexpected power outage."
C1 (高级,新概念第三册学完) 句子结构复杂,用词精准且正式,通常用于学术或专业领域。
- The company is seeking candidates who not only possess strong analytical skills but also demonstrate the ability to work independently under pressure.
- Had I known about the traffic jam, I would have left home earlier.
- "The ubiquity of technology has fundamentally altered the way we communicate, leading to both unprecedented connectivity and a subtle erosion of face-to-face interaction."
- "Despite the intermittent setbacks, the research team persevered, culminating in a groundbreaking discovery that is poised to revolutionize the field of quantum physics."
- "It is imperative that we mitigate the escalating environmental degradation by adopting sustainable practices, thereby ensuring the long-term viability of our planet."
C2 (精通,新概念第四册学完) 这些句子包含了非常高级和不常用的词汇、复杂的句法结构以及抽象的、哲学性的概念。它们通常难以用简单的语言复述。
- The theory, albeit complex and often misunderstood, has profoundly influenced contemporary approaches to cognitive linguistics.
- Rarely had the world witnessed such a rapid transformation in technology, reshaping societies at a pace that left even the most visionary leaders struggling to adapt.
- "The inherent paradox of modernity is that as we seek to exert greater control over our environment, we simultaneously become more susceptible to its unpredictable whims."
- "His perfunctory response, bereft of any genuine emotion, belied the profound cognitive dissonance he was experiencing."
- "The anachronistic jurisprudence, a vestige of a bygone era, has been rendered obsolete by the exigencies of a rapidly evolving global society."
CEFR 等级 | 词汇量 | 能力描述 |
---|---|---|
A1(Beginner) | 500–1,000 | 会打招呼、问候、简单名词(apple, cat),基本语法还没形成(3–5 岁儿童)。 |
A2(Elementary) | 1,000–2,000 | 能说日常短语(购物、点餐),能理解简单句子,但复杂语法完全不行。 6–7 岁儿童 / 小学低年级,A1→A2 约 200 小时。 |
B1(Intermediate) | 2,000–4,000 | 能表达个人观点、应对旅行场景;语法有错误,但基本能交流。 8–10 岁儿童 / 小学高年级,A2→B1 约 300 小时。 |
B2(Upper-Intermediate) | 4,000–8,000 | 能流利交流,理解大部分文章、看懂电影字幕,能写简单议论文。 11–13 岁青少年 / 初中生,B1→B2 约 400 小时。 |
C1(Advanced) | 8,000–12,000 | 能阅读复杂学术文本、写正式报告,理解 TED 演讲,学术 & 职场交流无障碍。 16–18 岁 / 高中毕业、大学生,B2→C1 约 600–800 小时(因为难度陡增,主要是学术词汇和表达)。 |
C2(Proficient) | 12,000–20,000+ | 接近母语人士,能灵活应对任何场合,掌握大量习语、文学表达。 受过良好教育的母语人士(大学毕业及以上) |
完整版不规则动词表 更新于:2024-03-27 12:43:21
本页提供英文中全部的不规则动词表
nfinitive | Past Simple | Past Participle | 3rd Person Singular | Present Participle/Gerund |
---|---|---|---|---|
Abide | Abode | Abode/Abided | Abides | Abiding |
Alight | Alit | Alit/Alighted | Alights | Alighting |
Arise | Arose | Arisen | Arises | Arising |
Awake | Awoke | Awoken | Awakes | Awaking |
Be | Was/Were | Been | Is | Being |
Bear | Bore | Born/Borne | Bears | Bearing |
Beat | Beat | Beaten | Beats | Beating |
Become | Became | Become | Becomes | Becoming |
Begin | Began | Begun | Begins | Beginning |
Behold | Beheld | Beheld | Beholds | Beholding |
Bend | Bent | Bent | Bends | Bending |
Bet | Bet | Bet | Bets | Betting |
Bid | Bid | Bid | Bids | Bidding |
Bind | Bound | Bound | Binds | Binding |
Bite | Bit | Bitten | Bites | Biting |
Bleed | Bled | Bled | Bleeds | Bleeding |
Blow | Blew | Blown | Blows | Blowing |
Break | Broke | Broken | Breaks | Breaking |
Breed | Bred | Bred | Breeds | Breeding |
Bring | Brought | Brought | Brings | Bringing |
Broadcast | Broadcast/Broadcasted | Broadcast/Broadcasted | Broadcasts | Broadcasting |
Build | Built | Built | Builds | Building |
Burn | Burnt/Burned | Burnt/Burned | Burns | Burning |
Burst | Burst | Burst | Bursts | Bursting |
Bust | Bust | Bust | Busts | Busting |
Buy | Bought | Bought | Buys | Buying |
Cast | Cast | Cast | Casts | Casting |
Catch | Caught | Caught | Catches | Catching |
Choose | Chose | Chosen | Chooses | Choosing |
Clap | Clapped/Clapt | Clapped/Clapt | Claps | Clapping |
Cling | Clung | Clung | Clings | Clinging |
Clothe | Clad/Clothed | Clad/Clothed | Clothes | Clothing |
Come | Came | Come | Comes | Coming |
Cost | Cost | Cost | Costs | Costing |
Countersink | Countersank | Countersunk | Countersinks | Countersinking |
Creep | Crept | Crept | Creeps | Creeping |
Cut | Cut | Cut | Cuts | Cutting |
Dare | Dared/Durst | Dared | Dares | Daring |
Deal | Dealt | Dealt | Deals | Dealing |
Dig | Dug | Dug | Digs | Digging |
Dive | Dived/Dove | Dived | Dives | Diving |
Do | Did | Done | Does | Doing |
Draw | Drew | Drawn | Draws | Drawing |
Dream | Dreamt/Dreamed | Dreamt/Dreamed | Dreams | Dreaming |
Drink | Drank | Drunk | Drinks | Drinking |
Drive | Drove | Driven | Drives | Driving |
Dwell | Dwelt | Dwelt | Dwells | Dwelling |
Eat | Ate | Eaten | Eats | Eating |
Fall | Fell | Fallen | Falls | Falling |
Feed | Fed | Fed | Feeds | Feeding |
Feel | Felt | Felt | Feels | Feeling |
Fight | Fought | Fought | Fights | Fighting |
Find | Found | Found | Finds | Finding |
Fit | Fit/Fitted | Fit/Fitted | Fits | Fitting |
Flee | Fled | Fled | Flees | Fleeing |
Fling | Flung | Flung | Flings | Flinging |
Fly | Flew | Flown | Flies | Flying |
Forbid | Forbade/Forbad | Forbidden | Forbids | Forbidding |
Forecast | Forecast/Forecasted | Forecast/Forecasted | Forecasts | Forecasting |
Foresee | Foresaw | Foreseen | Foresees | Foreseeing |
Foretell | Foretold | Foretold | Foretells | Foretelling |
Forget | Forgot | Forgotten | Forgets | Foregetting |
Forgive | Forgave | Forgiven | Forgives | Forgiving |
Forsake | Forsook | Forsaken | Forsakes | Forsaking |
Freeze | Froze | Frozen | Freezes | Freezing |
Frostbite | Frostbit | Frostbitten | Frostbites | Frostbiting |
Get | Got | Got/Gotten | Gets | Getting |
Give | Gave | Given | Gives | Giving |
Go | Went | Gone/Been | Goes | Going |
Grind | Ground | Ground | Grinds | Grinding |
Grow | Grew | Grown | Grows | Growing |
Handwrite | Handwrote | Handwritten | Handwrites | Handwriting |
Hang | Hung/Hanged | Hung/Hanged | Hangs | Hanging |
Have | Had | Had | Has | Having |
Hear | Heard | Heard | Hears | Hearing |
Hide | Hid | Hidden | Hides | Hiding |
Hit | Hit | Hit | Hits | Hitting |
Hold | Held | Held | Holds | Holding |
Hurt | Hurt | Hurt | Hurts | Hurting |
Inlay | Inlaid | Inlaid | Inlays | Inlaying |
Input | Input/Inputted | Input/Inputted | Inputs | Inputting |
Interlay | Interlaid | Interlaid | Interlays | Interlaying |
Keep | Kept | Kept | Keeps | Keeping |
Kneel | Knelt/Kneeled | Knelt/Kneeled | Kneels | Kneeling |
Knit | Knit/Knitted | Knit/Knitted | Knits | Knitting |
Know | Knew | Known | Knows | Knowing |
Lay | Laid | Laid | Lays | Laying |
Lead | Led | Led | Leads | Leading |
Lean | Leant/Leaned | Leant/Leaned | Leans | Leaning |
Leap | Leapt/Leaped | Leapt/Leaped | Leaps | Leaping |
Learn | Learnt/Learned | Learnt/Learned | Learns | Learning |
Leave | Left | Left | Leaves | Leaving |
Lend | Lent | Lent | Lends | Lending |
Let | Let | Let | Lets | Letting |
Lie | Lay | Lain | Lies | Lying |
Light | Lit | Lit | Lights | Lighting |
Lose | Lost | Lost | Loses | Losing |
Make | Made | Made | Makes | Making |
Mean | Meant | Meant | Means | Meaning |
Meet | Met | Met | Meets | Meeting |
Melt | Melted | Molten/Melted | Melts | Melting |
Mislead | Misled | Misled | Misleads | Misleading |
Mistake | Mistook | Mistaken | Mistakes | Mistaking |
Misunderstand | Misunderstood | Misunderstood | Misunderstands | Misunderstanding |
Miswed | Miswed/Miswedded | Miswed/Miswedded | Misweds | Miswedding |
Mow | Mowed | Mown | Mows | Mowing |
Overdraw | Overdrew | Overdrawn | Overdraws | Overdrawing |
Overhear | Overheard | Overheard | Overhears | Overhearing |
Overtake | Overtook | Overtaken | Overtakes | Overtaking |
Pay | Paid | Paid | Pays | Paying |
Preset | Preset | Preset | Presets | Presetting |
Prove | Proved | Proven/Proved | Proves | Proving |
Put | Put | Put | Puts | Putting |
Quit | Quit | Quit | Quits | Quitting |
Read | Read | Read | Reads | Reading |
Re-prove | Re-proved | Re-proven/Re-proved | Re-proves | Re-proving |
Rid | Rid/Ridded | Rid/Ridded | Rids | Ridding |
Ride | Rode | Ridden | Rides | Riding |
Ring | Rang | Rung | Rings | Ringing |
Rise | Rose | Risen | Rises | Rising |
Rive | Rived | Riven/Rived | Rives | Riving |
Run | Ran | Run | Runs | Running |
Saw | Sawed | Sawn/Sawed | Saws | Sawing |
Say | Said | Said | Says | Saying |
See | Saw | Seen | Sees | Seeing |
Seek | Sought | Sought | Seeks | Seeking |
Sell | Sold | Sold | Sells | Selling |
Send | Sent | Sent | Sends | Sending |
Set | Set | Set | Sets | Setting |
Sew | Sewed | Sewn/Sewed | Sews | Sewing |
Shake | Shook | Shaken | Shakes | Shaking |
Shave | Shaved | Shaven/Shaved | Shaves | Shaving |
Shear | Shore/Sheared | Shorn/Sheared | Shears | Shearing |
Shed | Shed | Shed | Sheds | Shedding |
Shine | Shone | Shone | Shines | Shining |
Shoe | Shod | Shod | Shoes | Shoeing |
Shoot | Shot | Shot | Shoots | Shooting |
Show | Showed | Shown | Shows | Showing |
Shrink | Shrank | Shrunk | Shrinks | Shrinking |
Shut | Shut | Shut | Shuts | Shutting |
Sing | Sang | Sung | Sings | Singing |
Sink | Sank | Sunk | Sinks | Sinking |
Sit | Sat | Sat | Sits | Sitting |
Slay | Slew | Slain | Slays | Slaying |
Sleep | Slept | Slept | Sleeps | Sleeping |
Slide | Slid | Slid/Slidden | Slides | Sliding |
Sling | Slung | Slung | Slings | Slinging |
Slink | Slunk | Slunk | Slinks | Slinking |
Slit | Slit | Slit | Slits | Slitting |
Smell | Smelt/Smelled | Smelt/Smelled | Smells | Smelling |
Sneak | Sneaked/Snuck | Sneaked/Snuck | Sneaks | Sneaking |
Soothsay | Soothsaid | Soothsaid | Soothsays | Soothsaying |
Sow | Sowed | Sown | Sows | Sowing |
Speak | Spoke | Spoken | Speaks | Speaking |
Speed | Sped/Speeded | Sped/Speeded | Speeds | Speeding |
Spell | Spelt/Spelled | Spelt/Spelled | Spells | Spelling |
Spend | Spent | Spent | Spends | Spending |
Spill | Spilt/Spilled | Spilt/Spilled | Spills | Spilling |
Spin | Span/Spun | Spun | Spins | Spinning |
Spit | Spat/Spit | Spat/Spit | Spits | Spitting |
Split | Split | Split | Splits | Splitting |
Spoil | Spoilt/Spoiled | Spoilt/Spoiled | Spoils | Spoiling |
Spread | Spread | Spread | Spreads | Spreading |
Spring | Sprang | Sprung | Springs | Springing |
Stand | Stood | Stood | Stands | Standing |
Steal | Stole | Stolen | Steals | Stealing |
Stick | Stuck | Stuck | Sticks | Sticking |
Sting | Stung | Stung | Stings | Stinging |
Stink | Stank | Stunk | Stinks | Stinking |
Stride | Strode/Strided | Stridden | Strides | Striding |
Strike | Struck | Struck/Stricken | Strikes | Striking |
String | Strung | Strung | Strings | Stringing |
Strip | Stript/Stripped | Stript/Stripped | Strips | Stripping |
Strive | Strove | Striven | Strives | Striving |
Sublet | Sublet | Sublet | Sublets | Subletting |
Sunburn | Sunburned/Sunburnt | Sunburned/Sunburnt | Sunburns | Sunburning |
Swear | Swore | Sworn | Swears | Swearing |
Sweat | Sweat/Sweated | Sweat/Sweated | Sweats | Sweating |
Sweep | Swept/Sweeped | Swept/Sweeped | Sweeps | Sweeping |
Swell | Swelled | Swollen | Swells | Swelling |
Swim | Swam | Swum | Swims | Swimming |
Swing | Swung | Swung | Swings | Swinging |
Take | Took | Taken | Takes | Taking |
Teach | Taught | Taught | Teaches | Teaching |
Tear | Tore | Torn | Tears | Tearing |
Tell | Told | Told | Tells | Telling |
Think | Thought | Thought | Thinks | Thinking |
Thrive | Throve/Thrived | Thriven/Thrived | Thrives | Thriving |
Throw | Threw | Thrown | Throws | Throwing |
Thrust | Thrust | Thrust | Thrusts | Thrusting |
Tread | Trod | Trodden | Treads | Treading |
Undergo | Underwent | Undergone | Undergoes | Undergoing |
Understand | Understood | Understood | Understands | Understanding |
Undertake | Undertook | Undertaken | Undertakes | Undertaking |
Upsell | Upsold | Upsold | Upsells | Upselling |
Upset | Upset | Upset | Upsets | Upsetting |
Vex | Vext/Vexed | Vext/Vexed | Vexes | Vexing |
Wake | Woke | Woken | Wakes | Waking |
Wear | Wore | Worn | Wears | Wearing |
Weave | Wove | Woven | Weaves | Weaving |
Wed | Wed/Wedded | Wed/Wedded | Weds | Wedding |
Weep | Wept | Wept | Weeps | Weeping |
Wend | Wended/Went | Wended/Went | Wends | Wending |
Wet | Wet/Wetted | Wet/Wetted | Wets | Wetting |
Win | Won | Won | Wins | Winning |
Wind | Wound | Wound | Winds | Winding |
Withdraw | Withdrew | Withdrawn | Withdraws | Withdrawing |
Withhold | Withheld | Withheld | Withholds | Withholding |
Withstand | Withstood | Withstood | Withstands | Withstanding |
Wring | Wrung | Wrung | Wrings | Wringing |
Write | Wrote | Written | Writes | Writing |
Zinc | Zinced/Zincked | Zinced/Zincked | Zincs/Zincks | Zincking |
英文字母的来历 更新于:2023-11-25 05:08:52
序 | 字母 | 来源 | 例词 |
---|---|---|---|
1 | A | “牛头”源于希腊字母 Alpha(Α,α) | Apple(苹果)、Animal(动物)、Art(艺术)、Airplane(飞机)、Always(总是)、Amazing(令人惊奇的)、Adventure(冒险)、Alone(独自)、Above(在上方)、Away(离开)、After(之后)、Alive(活着的)、All(所有的)、Around(周围)、Any(任何的) |
2 | B | “屋”源于希腊字母 β(Beta)形状表示一种房屋 | Book(书)、Ball(球)、Blue(蓝色)、Beautiful(美丽的)、Big(大的)、Busy(忙碌的)、Brave(勇敢的)、Butterfly(蝴蝶)、Bicycle(自行车)、Box(盒子)、Breakfast(早餐)、Build(建造)、Business(业务,生意)、Behind(在...后面)、Beneath(在...下面) |
3 | C、G | “矛” 源于希腊字母 Gamma(Γ,γ) | Cat(猫)、Car(汽车)、Coffee(咖啡)、Cloud(云)、Circle(圆)、Cake(蛋糕)、Computer(电脑)、City(城市)、Color(颜色)、Candle(蜡烛)、Garden(花园)、Green(绿色)、Guitar(吉他)、Game(游戏)、Glass(玻璃)、Grape(葡萄)、Goal(目标)、Gold(金色)、Giant(巨人)、Galaxy(星系) |
4 | D | “门” /“鱼”源于希腊字母 Delta(Δ,δ)三角形在演变中被旋转 | Dog(狗)、Day(日,天)、Dance(舞蹈)、Dream(梦想)、Door(门)、Dark(黑暗)、Delicious(美味的)、Diamond(钻石)、Doctor(医生)、Drive(驾驶)、Desk(书桌)、Dollar(美元)、Dinner(晚餐)、Duck(鸭子)、Dragon(龙) |
5 | E | “窗” / “欢呼”源于希腊字母 Epsilon(Ε,ε) | Elephant(大象)、Energy(能量)、Eagle(鹰)、Earth(地球)、Eat(吃)、Enjoy(享受)、Education(教育)、Easy(容易的)、Eyes(眼睛)、Explore(探索)、Elegant(优雅的)、Exciting(令人兴奋的)、Empathy(同情心)、Endless(无尽的)、Excellent(优秀的) |
6 | F、U、V(W)、Y | “钩”源于希腊字母 Digamma(Ϝ,ϝ) Upsilon(Υ,υ) W = double U | Fast(快速的)、Flower(花)、Friend(朋友)、Future(未来)、Fun(有趣的)、Family(家庭)、Food(食物)、Funny(滑稽的)、Finish(完成)、Fire(火) Universe(宇宙)、Understand(理解)、Umbrella(雨伞)、Unique(独特的)、Urgent(紧急的)、Usual(通常的)、Ultimate(最终的)、Upward(向上的)、Useful(有用的)、Upgrade(升级)、Utmost(极度的)、Utter(彻底的)、Uniform(制服)、Urban(城市的)、Utopia(乌托邦) Victory(胜利)、Vacation(假期)、Value(价值)、Visit(访问)、Vehicle(车辆)、Voice(声音)、Vision(视觉)、Vintage(老式的)、Volunteer(志愿者)、View(视图) Water(水)、World(世界)、Wonder(奇迹)、Wind(风)、Winter(冬季)、Wine(葡萄酒)、Watch(手表)、Write(写)、Wood(木材)、Work(工作)、Wander(漫游)、Wise(聪明的)、Wet(湿的)、Worth(值得的)、Wave(波浪) Yellow(黄色)、Year(年)、Yesterday(昨天)、Youth(青春)、Yoga(瑜伽)、Yes(是的)、Yummy(美味的)、Yield(屈服)、Yearn(渴望)、Yacht(游艇) |
7 | Z | “武器” / “手铐” 源于希腊字母 Zeta(Ζ,ζ) | Zebra(斑马)、Zoom(缩放)、Zero(零)、Zone(区域)、Zoo(动物园)、Zenith(顶点)、Zesty(充满活力的)、Zinc(锌)、Zodiac(黄道带)、Zombie(僵尸) |
8 | H | “线” / “栅栏”源于希腊字母 Eta(Η,η) | Happy(快乐的)、Hope(希望)、Heart(心)、Home(家)、High(高的)、Health(健康)、Happiness(幸福)、Help(帮助)、History(历史)、Honor(荣誉)、Hug(拥抱)、Harmony(和谐)、Hobby(爱好)、Honest(诚实的)、Holiday(假期) |
9 | I、J | “手臂”来源于希腊字母 Iota(Ι,ι) | Ice(冰)、Island(岛)、Ink(墨水)、Idea(思想)、Important(重要的)、Interesting(有趣的)、Imagine(想象)、Iron(铁)、Intelligent(聪明的)、Inspire(激励)、Invent(发明)、Involve(涉及)、Increase(增加)、Information(信息)、Innovate(创新) |
10 | K | “手”源于希腊字母 Kappa(Κ,κ) | Kind(善良的)、Key(钥匙)、King(国王)、Knowledge(知识)、Kick(踢)、Keep(保持)、Kitchen(厨房)、Kangaroo(袋鼠)、Kid(孩子)、Kite(风筝)、Kiss(吻)、Knight(骑士)、Kindergarten(幼儿园)、Kernel(核心)、Karate(空手道) |
11 | L | “刺棒”源于希腊字母 Lambda(Λ,λ) | Love(爱)、Light(光)、Life(生命)、Laugh(笑)、Learn(学习)、Lion(狮子)、Lake(湖)、Language(语言)、Laptop(笔记本电脑)、Library(图书馆)、Lemon(柠檬)、Letter(信)、Lively(活泼的)、Luxury(奢侈)、Landscape(风景) |
12 | M | “水”源于希腊字母 Mu(Μ,μ) | Moon(月亮)、Mountain(山)、Music(音乐)、Mother(母亲)、Mind(思想)、Mango(芒果)、Museum(博物馆)、Machine(机器)、Morning(早晨)、Magic(魔法)、Mystery(神秘)、Movie(电影)、Modern(现代的)、Mirror(镜子)、Map(地图) |
13 | N | “蛇” / “鱼” 源于希腊字母 Nu(Ν,ν) | Nature(自然)、Night(夜晚)、Notebook(笔记本)、Name(名字)、Number(数字)、North(北方)、November(十一月)、Navigate(导航)、Nest(巢)、Nutrition(营养)、Noise(噪音)、New(新的)、Noodle(面条)、Network(网络)、Noble(高尚的) |
14 | X | “支撑” / “鱼” 源于希腊字母 Xi(Ξ,ξ) | 真正X开始的单词极少:X-ray(X射线)、X-factor(特殊因素)、X-axis(X轴)、Xenon(氙)、Xenophile(热爱外国文化的人)、Xylophone(木琴) |
15 | O | “眼”源于希腊字母 Omicron(Ο,ο) | Ocean(海洋)、Orange(橙色)、Oxygen(氧气)、Open(打开)、Office(办公室)、Option(选项)、Opportunity(机会)、Order(订单)、Original(原始的)、Oval(椭圆形)、Organize(组织)、Outstanding(杰出的)、Olive(橄榄)、Observe(观察)、Overture(序曲) |
16 | P | “口” / “角落”源于希腊字母 Pi(Π,π) | Peace(和平)、Power(力量)、People(人们)、Planet(行星)、Play(玩耍)、Purpose(目的)、Progress(进步)、Penguin(企鹅)、Piano(钢琴)、Parent(父母)、Protein(蛋白质)、Positive(积极的)、Patience(耐心)、Photograph(照片)、Pleasure(快乐) |
7 | Q | “线”源于希腊字母 Qoppa(Ϙ,ϙ) Koppa(Ϟ,ϟ) | Queen(女王)、Quest(探索)、Quick(快速的)、Quiet(安静的)、Quality(质量)、Quarantine(隔离)、Quilt(被子)、Quote(引用)、Question(问题)、Quantity(数量)、Qualified(合格的)、Quarry(采石场)、Quarter(四分之一)、Quench(熄灭,解渴)、Quasar(类星体) |
17 | R | “头”源于希腊字母 Rho(Ρ,ρ) | Rain(雨)、River(河流)、Radiant(光辉的)、Rapid(迅速的)、Rose(玫瑰)、Rock(岩石)、Read(阅读)、Run(奔跑)、Rhythm(节奏)、Relax(放松)、Reflect(反思)、Respect(尊重)、Reveal(揭示)、Royal(皇家的)、Recipe(食谱) |
18 | S | “牙”、“日神沙马什”源于希腊字母 Sigma(Σ,σ/ς) | Shamash → Sun(太阳)、Sea(海)、Sky(天空)、Star(星星)、Smile(微笑)、Silence(沉默)、Swim(游泳)、Song(歌曲)、Sleep(睡眠)、Spring(春天)、Serenade(小夜曲)、Shadow(影子)、Sparkle(闪烁)、Sculpture(雕塑)、Science(科学) |
19 | T | “标记” 源于希腊字母 Tau(Τ,τ) | Time(时间)、Tree(树)、Travel(旅行)、Technology(技术)、Team(团队)、Talk(谈话)、Tiger(老虎)、True(真实的)、Taste(味道)、Touch(触摸)、Trust(信任)、Tomorrow(明天)、Top(顶部)、Twist(扭曲)、Transition(过渡) |
Welcome here. Let Me Ask You a Question. 更新于:2025-05-27 12:08:27
How many times have you told yourself:
“This time I’ll change. This time I’ll wake up early. This time I’ll stop wasting time. This time I’ll become the person I dream of.”
And yet, months pass… you’re still the same.Same laziness. Same fear. Same excuses.
Don’t lie to me. Don’t lie to yourself—because deep down, you know I’m right.
You say you want change.But if I looked at your routine, your habits, your thoughts, I’d say:
“No, you don’t. You just want the idea of change.You want the result, not the process.”
And that is exactly why your life is stuck in the same cycle, year after year.
Listen to me —if you don’t change your thinking, your surroundings, your actions,you will wake up 10 years from now in the same bed, the same job, the same pain.Only older, more tired, and full of regret.And no one is coming to save you.Not your parents. Not your friends. Not God.It’s on you.
This is a wake-up call —a slap from your future self saying:
“Change now or cry later.”
You’re Addicted to Comfort
Let’s begin with the first brutal truth:You’re not lazy. You’re addicted to comfort.
Yes, I said it.
You’re not weak. You’re not stupid. You’re not incapable.You’re just comfortable—and that’s the most dangerous place to be.
Think about it:
- You know waking up early would help—but your bed is warm.
- You know learning English would change your life—but scrolling Instagram feels easier.
- You know building discipline would make you powerful—but Netflix feels better than discomfort.