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新概念英语单词第一册第45课：老板
的信handwriter [hnd'rat]书写
can[kaenl verb能够
modal['md()l]adj.模式的；情态的；形式的
boss[bos]?老板，上司
【派生词】bossy专横的
【单词扩充】superior上司chief长官leader领导
【单词例句】
A：How can I impress my boss?
A：我怎么能给老板留下深刻印象？
B：Working overtime could be a good evidence for yourloyalty to the company.
B：加班能够证明你对公司的忠诚。
minute ['mnt]分钟
【派生词】minutes会议记录
【单词扩充】hour小时second秒
【单词搭配】waita minute等一会儿
【单词例句】
A：You're five minutes late
A：你迟到5分钟了。
B：Sory, my car broke down whenl was on the way here.B：对不起，我的车在来这儿的路上坏了。
ask [ɑsk] v请求，要求
【单词扩充】require要求request请求，要求demand要求
【单词搭配】ask a question问问题ask for要求ask the way闯路
【单词例句】
A：CanI get there in twenty minutes?A：20分钟能到那儿吗？B：Maybe you need to ask the driver to take some shortcuts.
B：也许你得要求司机尽量抄近路。
terrible['terb()l] ?adj.糟糕的可怕的
【单词扩充】horrible糟透的
【单词例句】
A：Your performance is so terrible.
A：你的表现太糟糕了。
B：Sorry, I'm not feeling well today
B：对不起，我今天不太舒服。
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