Unit 10

Main Book

rebellious (adjective)
showing a desire to resist rules or authority
叛逆的
Teenagers can sometimes be rebellious.
attention (noun)
the act of focusing your mind on something
注意力
Please pay attention to the teacher.
appearance (noun)
the way someone or something looks
外貌
Her appearance changed drastically after the nose job.
slim (adjective)
thin in an attractive way
苗條的
She has a slim figure.
eating disorder (noun)
a serious problem with eating habits that affects health
飲食失調症
He is getting help for his eating disorder.
counselling (noun)
professional advice or help for personal problems
輔導
She went to counselling to talk about her feelings.
scar (noun)
a mark left on the skin after a wound heals
疤痕
He has a scar on his arm from an old injury.
recover (verb)
to get better after being sick or hurt
康復
She recovered quickly from the flu.
experienced (adjective)
having knowledge or skill from doing something for a long time
有經驗的
The experienced teacher helped the students a lot.
hormonal (adjective)
related to hormones, which affect the body’s growth and mood
荷爾蒙的
Teenagers often face hormonal changes.
squeeze (verb)
to press something firmly, often with your fingers
擠壓
Please squeeze the toothpaste tube gently.

Practice Booklet

tone (noun)
the quality or sound of a voice or music
語調
Her tone of voice was very friendly.
advice (noun)
suggestions or recommendations about what to do
建議
My teacher gave me good advice for studying.
stress (noun)
a feeling of worry or pressure
壓力
She felt a lot of stress before the exam.

Data File

embarrassed (adjective)
feeling shy or uncomfortable because of something
尷尬
He felt embarrassed when he forgot his lines during the performance.
terrible (adjective)
very bad or unpleasant
糟糕的
The weather was terrible during our trip, it kept raining without end.
weight (noun)
how heavy something or someone is
重量
She lost weight after exercising regularly.
accessory (noun)
an extra item worn to add style or usefulness
配飾
She wore a necklace as a fashion accessory.
strategy (noun)
a plan to achieve a goal
策略
We need a good strategy to win the game.
compare (verb)
to look at two or more things to see how they are different or similar
比較
Let us compare our answers.
unique (adjective)
one of a kind; special and different from others
獨特
Her style is very unique.
regularly (adverb)
often or at fixed times
定期地
She exercises regularly to stay healthy.
balanced (adjective)
having the right amount of different things
均衡的
A balanced diet is important for good health.
routine (noun)
a usual way of doing things
常規的
My morning routine includes brushing my teeth and having breakfast.
confidence (noun)
belief in yourself and your abilities
自信
She has a lot of confidence when speaking in public.
relieve (verb)
to make pain or a problem less bad
減輕
The medicine helped relieve my headache.
estimate (verb)
to guess the amount or size of something
估計
I estimate the trip will take two hours.
basis (noun)
the main reason or support for something
基礎
We made the decision on the basis of the facts.