1. 比較：For my own journeys, however long and often, always pale when measured against the amazing deeds and exciting adventures of the greatest traveler who ever set out for far places.
　　 Nevertheless, all these are unimportant, compared with the conveniences it provides.
　　 2. 變化：Although women`s status has changed considerably, their complete liberation is far from being realized.
　　 He had altered a great deal himself.
　　 3. 標(biāo)志著：The founding of the Peoples Republic of China marked the beginning of the historical period of socialism in our country.
　　 The opening of the new factory marked an (from: www.antong.org)important stage in the company`s development.
　　 4. 表示：We wish to convey to you our hearty congratulations.
　　 The government has indicated that it intends to cut taxes.
　　 5. 表現(xiàn)：He is doing well in his work.
　　 She displayed great self-control when they told her the news.
　　 6. 采?。篜eople in every field should take common action to plant more trees and flowers so as to improve our living conditions.
　　 If we want to have a bright future, we have to take measures now.
　　 7. 產(chǎn)生：Racial inequality engenders conflict. (cause, give rise to, lead to, produce, result in)
　　 8. 成為：What makes the world develop so fast, become so civilized and so modern?
　　 A rather skinny, spotty adolescent had turned into a confident presentable young man.
　　 9. 出現(xiàn)：During rush hours, (from: www.antong.org)thousands of bicycles appear on the narrow streets.
　　 With many family tutors emerging, more and more families want to have at least one tutor.
　　 10. 處理：They deal with problems in their family life together.
　　 The dockers refused to handle South African imports.
　　 11. 促使：The fact that those children, due to lack of money, are deprived of the opportunity of learning makes us admit the power of money.
　　 The demands of modern society spur us on to study diligently.
　　 12. 打：A student must treasure his time and absorb as much knowledge as he can to lay a solid foundation for his future career.
　　 I`ve made a first draft of my speech
　　 13. 打算：People tend to put on weight after giving up cigarettes because they turn to snacks as a substitute.
　　 He intends to be a teacher. (plan, is determined to, resolve to)
　　 14. 得： Looking back on the old saying: no pains, no gains, we may get benefits from it and become aware of the deep meaning in it.
　　 Are you familiar with Song Chunli, a middle-aged actress who has won many prizes in China?
　　 15. 等于：They don`t realize that wasting time is equal to wasting a part of their valuable life.
　　 His reply amounts to a refusal.
　　 16. 調(diào)動：They are going to (from: www.antong.org)moblize the army in an emergency.
　　 We should bring every positive factor into play.
　　 17. 鍛煉：He takes half an hour`s exercise every day.
　　 Swimming in the sea helps to build up both physical strength and willpower.
　　 18. 發(fā)揮：Now we have every opportunity to bring our talents into full play.
　　 We should give full play to collective wisdom.
　　 19. 發(fā)生：Without newspapers we would (from: www.antong.org)not know what is happening in our own society or abroad. (take place, occur)
　　 From TV we know what is going on in the world.
　　 20. 發(fā)展：With industries and business developed quickly, the number of trees in many big cities has dramatically reduced.
　　 The village is growing into a town.
　　 21. 反映：This problem reflects that we show different attitudes towards different subjects.
　　 Inevitably they will give expression to their own ideologies.
　　 22. 豐富：Travel can widen our knowledge and broaden our horizon, and makes one open-minded as well.
　　 As we know, watching TV may relax our (from: www.antong.org)body, broaden our mind and enrich our life.
　　 23. 負(fù)責(zé)：Cars are responsible for most of the smog in cities, which has polluted the environment seriously.
　　 She is very conscientious in her work.
　　 24. 加強：We should strengthen legislation to confirm the publication of things, then there will be less unpleasant things. (improve)
　　 We should enhance combat preparedness.
　　 25. 堅持：Modernization will be entirely possible in the first half of the 21st century, as long as we hold an idea that economic development is the center of all our work.
　　 China in the 21st century will stick to a sustainable development strategy.

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