英漢互譯（共10小題：每小題1分，滿分10分）

1.information n. ________

2.為了 ______________

3.interview v. ________

4.期待，盼望 _____________

5.vacation n. _______

6.結(jié)果 ______________

7.unhealthy adj. __________

8.取得進(jìn)步 _______________

9.danger n. __________

10.參加 _____________

1.信息

2.面試

3.假期

4.不健康的

5.危險

6.in order to

7.look forward to

8.as a result

9.make progress

10.take part in

【解析】

1. 信息。是一個以-ion結(jié)尾的不可數(shù)名詞。它的近義詞有data，message，news等。

2. 面試。是一個及物動詞，后直跟賓語，表示接見……，對……進(jìn)行面試。

3. 假期。Holiday是它的近義詞，應(yīng)把它同vocation職業(yè)，這個單詞區(qū)分開來。

4. 不健康的。它的反義詞：healthy 健康的,它的名詞形式health應(yīng)多加注意。

5. 危險。不可數(shù)名詞，形容詞形式：dangerous 危險的

6. order to 為了，to后直接跟動詞原形。

7. forward to期待，期盼。要注意to為介詞，后面跟V-ing.

8. a result 結(jié)果。相關(guān)詞組：as a result of, 因此，由于，比較常用。

9. progress 取得進(jìn)步。注意progress前沒有任何冠詞。

10. part in參加。近義詞組有：join in.

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