Secure【adj.】

1. certain to remain safe and unthreatened安全的；可靠的；无威胁的

She felt secure in her new job.

她对自己的新工作感到安心。

2. fixed or fastened so as not to give way, become loose, or be lost牢固的；稳固的；固定的

The ladder doesn't look very secure.

这梯子看起来不太稳固。

● secure future

a future that is certain and free from threat有保障的未来

Education provides children with a secure future.

教育为孩子们提供了有保障的未来。

● secure job

a job that is likely to continue and not be lost稳定的工作

He was happy to have a secure job after years of uncertainty.

在经历了多年的不确定后，他很高兴有了一份稳定的工作。

● Sense of security

the feeling of being safe and free from worry安全感

Having a stable job gives her a sense of security.

有一份稳定的工作给了她安全感。

—> secure【v.】

1. to obtain or achieve something, especially when this means using a lot of effort争取到，获得，实现

The team managed to secure a place in the finals.

这支队伍成功获得了决赛的入场券。

2. to fasten or attach something firmly缚牢，固定

Make sure the ladder is secured before climbing it.

在爬梯子之前确保它已经固定好了。

3. to make a place or building safe by locking doors and windows关严，锁好（门窗）

Before leaving, she secured all the windows and doors.

离开前，她把所有的门窗都关严了。

Fair【adj.】

1. treating people equally without favouritism or discrimination公平的，公正的

The judge ensured that the trial was fair to both parties.

法官确保审判对双方都是公平的。

2. moderately good or acceptable but not excellent尚可的，中等的

The food at the restaurant was fair, but nothing special.

这家餐厅的食物一般，没什么特别之处。

3. considerable in size or amount相当大的，相当多的

A fair number of people attended the meeting.

相当多的人参加了会议。

—> fair【n.】

1. a type of entertainment in a field or park at which people can ride on large machines and play games to win prizes露天游乐场

We took the kids to the fair on Saturday.

我们周六带孩子们去了游乐场。

2. an event at which people, businesses, etc. show and sell their products展销会；商品交易会

The book fair attracts thousands of visitors every year.

书展每年吸引成千上万的参观者。

—> fair【adv.】

● Play fair: to behave or compete in a just, honest, or sporting manner公平地比赛[待人]; 按章办事

The coach emphasized the importance of playing fairand respecting the referee's decisions.

教练强调了公平竞争和尊重裁判决定的重要性。

Yield【v.】

1. to produce or provide something, such as a natural, agricultural, or industrial product产生，出产（自然、农业或工业产品）

● yield sth 

to produce or provide something, such as a natural, agricultural, or industrial product产生，出产（自然、农业或工业产品）

The orchard yields a large quantity of apples every year.

这个果园每年出产大量苹果。

2. to surrender or submit to someone or something屈服，投降（某人或某事）

● yield to sb/sth 

to surrender or submit to someone or something屈服，投降（某人或某事）

He refused to yield to pressure.

他拒绝屈服于压力。

3. to provide a financial return or profit产生（财务回报或利润）

The investment yields a high return.

这项投资产生了高回报。

—> yield【n.】

1. the amount of crops, profits, etc. that are produced产量，产出

The yield of wheat has increased this year.

今年小麦的产量增加了。

2. the profit obtained from an investment or product收益，利润

The bond has a yield of 5%.

这种债券的收益率为5%。

Clip【n.】

1. a small metal or plastic object that holds things together夹子，回形针

She fastened the papers together with a clip.

她用回形针把文件别在一起。

2. a short section taken from a film, broadcast, or piece of music片段，剪辑

They showed a clip from his new movie.

他们播放了他新电影的一个片段。

3. an act of clipping or cutting something剪，修剪

The barber gave him a quick clip.

理发师给他快速剪了一下。

—> clip【v.】

1. to fasten something with a clip or clips用夹子夹住；用别针别住

He clipped the microphone to his shirt.

他把麦克风别在衬衫上。

2. to cut something with scissors or shears, especially in order to make it shorter or neater剪短；修剪

The barber clipped his hair very short.

理发师把他的头发剪得很短。

3. to reduce the amount or size of something削减；缩减

The company clipped its workforce by 10%.

公司削减了10%的员工。

4. to hit something lightly and quickly轻击；快速击中

The ball clipped the edge of the table.

球轻轻击中了桌子的边缘。

Security【n.】

1. the state of being protected or safe from harm安全，保护

The government is responsible for the security of its citizens.

政府有责任保障公民的安全。

2. the department of a company or organization that deals with protection保安部门

He works in security at the mall.

他在商场的保安部门工作。

● security guard

a person employed to protect property or people保安人员

3. the feeling of being safe and free from worry安全感

Having a stable job gives her a sense of security.

有一份稳定的工作给了她安全感。

4. a financial asset, such as a stock or bond证券

He invested in various securities to diversify his portfolio.

他投资了多种证券以分散投资组合。

Landscape【n.】

1. [Countable] a large area of countryside, especially in relation to its appearance（陆上的）风景，景色

The landscape of the countryside is dotted with small villages.

乡村的景色点缀着小村庄。

2. a picture representing an area of countryside风景画

The gallery features several landscapes by famous artists.

画廊展出了几位著名艺术家的风景画。

3. the features of a particular area of activity or thought（活动或思想的）领域，局面

The political landscape has changed dramatically in recent years.

近年来政治局面发生了巨大变化。

—> scenery【n.】

1. [Uncountable] the natural features of a particular part of a country that you can see, such as mountains, forests, rivers, etc.风景，景色

We stopped to admire the scenery along the way.

我们停下来欣赏沿途的风景。

2. the painted background, furniture, etc. used on a theatre stage to represent the place where the action of the play happens.舞台布景

The scenery for the play was designed by a famous artist.

这出戏的舞台布景是由一位著名艺术家设计的。

—> landscape【v.】

to make a piece of land more attractive by changing its design, adding plants, etc.美化…的景观；给…做园林美化

They hired a professional to landscape their backyard.

他们雇了一位专业人士来美化他们的后院。

Wage【n.】

a fixed regular payment earned for work or services, typically paid on a daily or weekly basis工资，工钱

He earns a good wage as a construction worker.

他作为一名建筑工人，工资很高。

—> salary【n.】

a fixed regular payment, typically paid on a monthly basis but often expressed as an annual sum, made by an employer to an employee, especially a professional or white-collar worker薪水，薪金（通常按月发放，但常以年薪表示，尤指专业人士或白领的工资）

She earns a high salary as a financial analyst.

作为一名金融分析师，她的薪水很高。

—> pay【n.】

money that you earn for doing your job工资，薪水

The company offers good pay and benefits.

这家公司提供丰厚的薪酬和福利。

—> wage【v.】

to begin and continue a war, battle, or campaign发动（战争、战斗或运动）

The country waged war against its neighbors.

这个国家向邻国发动了战争。

Dismantle【v.】

1. to take a machine or structure apart so that it is in separate pieces拆开，拆卸(机器或结构)

They dismantled the engine to see what was wrong with it.

他们拆开发动机看看出了什么问题。

2. to end an organization or system gradually in an organized way逐渐废除，取消(组织或系统)

The government plans to dismantle the current healthcare system.

政府计划逐步废除目前的医疗保健体系。

3. to remove the furniture, equipment, or other contents from (a room, ship, etc.)搬空，拆除(房间、船只等的家具、设备等)

The workers dismantled the office before the renovation.

工人们在装修前搬空了办公室。

<—> mantle【v.】

1. to cover or envelop something completely覆盖，笼罩

A thick fog mantled the city.

浓雾笼罩了整个城市。

2. to assume the responsibilities or duties of a position or role承担(责任、职责等)

She mantled the leadership of the organization.

她承担了该组织的领导职责。

—> mantle【n.】

1. a loose piece of clothing without sleeves that was worn over other clothes especially in the past（尤指旧时的）无袖外衣，披风，斗篷

She wrapped herself in a mantle and stepped out into the cold night.

她披上斗篷，走进了寒冷的夜晚。

2. a layer of something that covers a surface or area覆盖层，覆盖物

A mantle of snow covered the mountains.

一层白雪覆盖了山脉。

3. the part of the earth between the core and the crust地幔

The mantle is composed of silicate rocks that are rich in iron and magnesium.

地幔由富含铁和镁的硅酸盐岩石组成。

4. the responsibilities of an important position or job, especially as given from the person who had the job to the person who replaces them（重要职位或工作的）责任，职责

He assumed the mantle of leadership after his predecessor retired.

在前任退休后，他承担起了领导的责任。

Heal【v.】

1. to make or become healthy or whole again治愈，使恢复健康

Time heals all wounds.

时间能治愈一切创伤。

The wound took a long time to heal.

伤口花了很长时间才愈合。

2. to patch up or settle (a quarrel, dispute, etc.)调停，消除(分歧等)

They managed to heal the rift between the two families.

他们设法弥合了两家之间的裂痕。

3. to restore to health or soundness; cure医治，治疗

The doctor healed her of her illness.

医生治好了她的病。

=cure【v.】

1. to make someone with an illness healthy again治愈，治好（疾病）

The doctor cured her of the disease.

医生治好了她的疾病。

2. to solve a problem or improve a bad situation解决（问题）；改善（不良状况）

The new policy aims to cure unemployment.

新政策旨在解决失业问题。

Enable【v.】

1. to make someone able to do something, or to make something possible使能够，使有机会

The scholarship enables students to study abroad.

这项奖学金使学生能够出国留学。

● enable sb to do sth

to make someone able to do something使某人能够做某事

<—> disable【v.】

1. to make something unable to work in the normal way使（某物）不能正常工作

The virus can disable your computer's security system.

病毒可以破坏你电脑的安全系统。

2. to injure someone so badly that they are unable to use part of their body使某人严重受伤，导致其身体某部分无法使用

Many soldiers were disabled in the war.

许多士兵在战争中致残。

—> unable【adj.】

1. not having the skill, strength, time, knowledge, etc. to do something没有做某事所需的能力、力量、时间、知识等

She was unable to walk after the accident.

事故后她无法行走。