football pitch (noun)
a field where people play football
足球場
The player kicked the football across the football field, hoping to score a goal for the team.

laboratory (noun)
a room or building where scientific experiments are done
實驗室
The scientist spent all day in the laboratory doing experiments for their paper.

choir (noun)
a group of people who sing together in an organised manner
合唱團
The choir sang hymns in the church during Christmas.

introduce (verb)
to make someone or a topic known to another
介紹
I was introduced to John during my cousin’s wedding last year.

quiz (noun)
a test or competition where you answer questions
測驗
We have a math quiz tomorrow that tests us on trigonometry.

freckle (noun)
small spots on the skin that usually come in concentrated clusters on the face
雀斑
She has many freckles dotting her entire face.

eyebrow (noun)
the line of hair above the eye
眼眉
He raised his eyebrow in surprise.

ponytail (noun)
a hairstyle that is tied to look like a horse’s tail at the back of one’s head
馬尾辮
She wore her hair in a ponytail.

mole (noun)
a small dark spot or lump on someone’s skin
痣
He has a mole under his left eye.

curly (adjective)
something that is curled in tight circles
捲曲的
Some pigs have curly tails.

pimple (noun)
temporary small, red bumps on the skin, often on the face
粉刺
To her despair, she had a pimple breakout on her forehead the day before the school prom.

deadline (noun)
the latest time by which something must be done
截止日期
The deadline for the project is next Friday.

election (noun)
a process where people vote for a leader, group, or decision, usually at an institutional level
選舉
The election for class president and student council is next week.

president (noun)
the leader of a country or organization
總統; 國家或組織的領導人
The president gave a speech in front of a crowd on New Year’s Eve.