1.
trim
Ø (v.) 修剪、修整
to
make something tidier or more level by cutting a small amount off it
My hair needs trimming.
我的頭髮需要剪一剪。
Ø (v.) 消減、減少
to
reduce the amount or size of something
They're
trying to trim their costs, so staff who leave are not being replaced.
他們正試圖降低成本，所以沒有安排填補離職員工的空缺。
Ø (adj.) 苗條的
approving
thin in an attractive and healthy way
You're
looking very trim - have you lost weight?
你看起來很苗條——你減肥了嗎？
Ø (n.) 修剪、修整
an
act of making something, especially someone's hair, tidier or more level by
cutting a small amount off it
I
asked the hairdresser for a trim.
我請理髮師給我修剪一下頭髮。
2.
specialize
(v.) 專攻、專門從事
to spend most of your time studying one
particular subject or doing one type of business
She
hired a lawyer who specializes in divorce cases.
她請了個專打離婚官司的律師。
3.
accident
(n.) 意外、事故
something bad that happens that is not
expected or intended and that
often damages something or injures someone
Josh
had an accident and spilled water all over his work.
喬希不小心把作業上灑得都是水。
Ø by accident 偶然地、意外地
without
intending to, or without being intended
I
deleted the file by accident.
我不小心刪掉了那個檔案。
4.
prank
Ø (n.) 胡鬧、玩笑、惡作劇
a
trick that is intended to be funny but not to cause harm or damage
I've
had enough of your childish pranks.
我受夠了你孩子般的胡鬧了。
Ø (v.) 對…胡鬧、對…惡作劇
to
play a trick on someone that is intended to be funny but not to cause harm or
damage
He
finally realized he'd been pranked.
他終於明白自己被人惡作劇了。
5.
satisfied (adj.) 滿足的、滿意的
pleased because you have got what you
wanted, or because something has happened in the way that you wanted
Some
people are never satisfied!
有些人永遠不會滿足！
