achievement

1.He rated the achievement high。

2.This achievement is surely unprecedented.

welfare

1.The subject touches our welfare.

2.Their talk ran upon the problems of social welfare and social security system.

project

1.Please count me in on this project.

2.This project involves much difficulty.

institute

1.There is a middle school attached to the institute.

2. There's a Rolfing institute in Sao Paolo, Brazil and I did part of my training in Brazil.

specialist

1. The peasants looked upon him as a specialist.

2. We had better call in a specialist at this critical moment.

connection

1. This is not the only reason you should reuse an existing connection.

2. Almost everything you can do on the device requires an Internet connection.

campaign

1. The army is beating up recruits for the campaign.

2. The candidate kicked off his campaign with a speech on television.

organization

1. They posted this organization as corrupt.

2. They are charting out the future of the organization.

behave

1. Why can't that boy behave?

2. So how should you do it, how should you behave?

behavior

1. Her behavior alienated her friends.

2. The students perceived that his behavior had changed.

shade

1. After drawing the shape, you can shade in.

2. What a pleasant shade these trees give us!

worthwhile

1. But I am pretty sure about one thing – it will probably be the most worthwhile.

2. Our problem is finding worthwhile work for people to do, not finding workers to produce the goods we consume.

nest

1. The bird befouled its own nest.2.

2. When a bird's nest is overturned, no egg can remain intact.

bond

1. The bond bears interest.

2. Sure, the stock and bond holders will get wiped out, but the infrastructure will still be there.

observe

1. You see, but you do not observe.

2. Someone who doesn't observe traffic regulations will sweat.

observation

1. Well, the first observation is that the velocity vector what can I say about the velocity vector of this motion?

2. When experiments are to be made, one cannot rely too much upon the human senses to make accurate observation.

childhood

1. She likes to reminisce about her childhood.

2. All memory of the childhood faded from her mind.

outspoken

1. I like a man none the worse for being outspoken.

2. We should listen closely to the outspoken criticisms.

respect

1. No one can rival him in this respect.

2. All students should respect their teachers.

argue

1. Jack would argue and eff all day long.

2. Her temperament disposed her to argue readily with people.

argument

1. His argument appealed to me.

2. That supports the argument.

entertainment

1. You have your work, your entertainment and your friends.

2. Television has displaced film as our country's most popular form of entertainment.

crowd

1. She lost her son in the crowd.

2. They twisted through the crowd.

inspire

1. His spirit will carry on, and it will inspire all of us to achieve more.

2. You, and only you, have the power to inspire and encourage yourself to become a successful single.

support

1. They drummed support for our plan.

2. He netted the support of all of us.

refer

1. That remark does not refer to [direct at] her.

2. Our observations may contain a grain of truth for you to refer to.

audience

1. The audience reacted readily to his speech.

2. The audience laughed the performer out of the theatre.

rate

1. We rate her performance one of the best we've ever seen.

2. They have to quicken up their rate of work to fulfil the production quota.

sickness

1. That was because of his sickness.

2. He is seized with a painful sickness.

intend

1. Oddly enough, that is precisely what I intend.

2. They intend to be an army of light against the onslaught of darkness.

emergency

1. We couldn't budget for every emergency.

2. They were held together to deal with emergency.

generation

1. They belonged to a younger generation.

2. How will the war impact on his generation?

kindness

1. He did it all out of kindness.

2. Kindness is easily mistaken for love.

considerate

1. Since not everybody is so considerate, do what you can to stay healthy.

2. I think he's the most charming, most considerate man I've ever known.

consideration

1. The matter is under consideration.

2. This proposal is hardly worth of serious consideration.

deliver

1.Deliver us from evil.

2.Do we have the resources to deliver the solution?

modest

1. This headmaster is very modest.

2 Be modest, otherwise you will lag behind.

 

 

 

 

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