[10分50秒] 小猪佩奇学英语第二季：2000基础词汇精讲，提升听力与口语

介词反对; 对…不利; 紧靠; 以防

副词尤其地; 主要地，格外地; 显著地; 异常地

1. 特别;尤其
You use especially to emphasize that what you are saying applies more to one person, thing, or area than to any others.

e.g. Millions of wild flowers colour the valleys, especially in April and May...
尤其是在四五月份，不计其数的野花盛开，山谷里一片绚烂色彩。
e.g. Re-apply sunscreen every two hours, especially if you have been swimming.
每两个小时重新涂一次防晒油，尤其是在游泳的时候。

2. 格外;特别
You use especially to emphasize a characteristic or quality.

e.g. Babies lose heat much faster than adults, and are especially vulnerable to the cold in their first month.
婴儿散热比成年人快得多，在出生后的头一个月特别容易感冒。

名词事件，大事; 活动，经历; 结果; 运动项目

1. 事件;（尤指）特殊事件，重大事件
An event is something that happens, especially when it is unusual or important. You can use events to describe all the things that are happening in a particular situation.

e.g. ...the events of Black Wednesday...
“黑色星期三”事件
e.g. ...in the wake of recent events in Europe...
紧随欧洲最近发生的大事之后

2. （社交聚会、体育比赛等有计划、有组织的）活动
An event is a planned and organized occasion, for example a social gathering or a sports match.

e.g. The cross-country section of the three-day event was held here yesterday.
3日比赛中的越野项目昨天在这里举行。
e.g. ...major sporting events.
重大体育赛事

3. （体育比赛等的）比赛项目
An event is one of the races or competitions that are part of an organized occasion such as a sports meeting.

e.g. A solo piper opens Aberdeen Highland Games at 10am and the main events start at 1pm.
上午10点，一位风笛独奏家揭开了阿伯丁高地运动会的序幕，下午1点主要比赛项目开始。

4. 万一发生…；如果是那样子的话；假若…
You use in the event of ,in the event that, and in that event when you are talking about a possible future situation, especially when you are planning what to do if it occurs.

e.g. The bank has agreed to give an immediate refund in the unlikely event of an error being made...
万一出现错误——虽然这种几率微乎其微，银行同意立即退款。
e.g. In the event that any part of the deal may be blocked, the rest would go ahead.
万一交易的某一部分受阻，其他部分将继续进行。

5. 无论如何;不管怎样
You say in any event after you have been discussing a situation, in order to indicate that what you are saying is true or possible, in spite of anything that has happened or may happen.

e.g. In any event, the bowling alley restaurant proved quite acceptable.
无论如何，那个保龄球场的餐厅证明还是很不错的。

6. 结果;到头来
You say in the event after you have been discussing what could have happened in a particular situation, in order to indicate that you are now describing what actually did happen.

e.g. 'Don't underestimate us', Norman Willis warned last year. There was, in the event, little danger of that.
“别低估了我们，”诺曼·威利斯去年警告说。结果，什么事也没有。

名词接力棒; （警察武器）警棍; （乐队指挥用的）指挥棒

1. 警棍
A baton is a short heavy stick which is sometimes used as a weapon by the police.

形容词最远的

副词最大程度地; 最远地

名词获胜的人; 胜券在握; 制胜的一记入球; 成功的东西

1. 获胜者;优胜者
The winner of a prize, race, or competition is the person, animal, or thing that wins it.

e.g. She will present the trophies to the award winners...
她将给获奖者颁奖。
e.g. The winner was a horse called Last Town.
获胜的是一匹叫做“最后的城镇”的马。

2. 成功者;可能成功的人(或事物)
If you say that something or someone is a winner, you mean that they are popular and successful, or that they are likely to be popular and successful.

e.g. They think the appeal is a winner...
他们认为上诉能够成功。
e.g. Selling was my game and I intended to be a winner.
销售是我的老本行，我想做一个成功的销售者。

3. 获益者;得利者;赢家
The winners in a particular situation are the people who have benefited from it and are in a better position than they previously were because of it.

e.g. There are clear winners when a dam is built. Farmers get irrigation water, businesses get electricity...
大坝若是建成，会有一些明显的受益者：农民将得到灌溉用水，企业将得到电力。
e.g. The real winners of the election, he said, were the Hungarian people.
他说，选举的真正赢家是匈牙利人民。

4. (足球、网球等比赛中的)制胜球
In games such as football or tennis, the winner is the goal or shot that wins a particular match or point.

e.g. Gough scored the winner in extra time.
高夫在加时赛中攻入制胜球。

名词非正胃，肚子

1. 肚子(儿童用语或对儿童说话时用)
Your tummy is the part of the front of your body below your waist. Tummy is often used by children or by adults talking to children.

e.g. Your baby's tummy should feel warm, but not hot.
你宝宝的肚子摸起来应是暖和的，而不是发烫的。

2. 肚肚(儿语或对儿童说话时用)
You can use tummy to refer to the parts inside your body where food is digested. Tummy is often used by children or by adults talking to children.

e.g. I've got a sore tummy…
我肚子疼。
e.g. It's easy to get a tummy upset from river water.
喝河水很容易闹肚子。