中小学教育资源及组卷应用平台 C4 cathedral /k θi .dr l/ n. Notre Dame Cathedral[ no tr de m k θi dr l] A guide conducts tours of the cathedral every afternoon at 2.00. 339.cattle / k t. l/n. (cow n. bull/ox n. calf n. beef n. steak n. ) Raging bull 愤怒的公牛 Buffalo Bill 水牛比尔 340.cause/k z/ n. / v. 1)cause and effect 因果关系 the root cause 根本原因 superficial cause 表面原因 accidents are still the number one cause of premature death. 2)no cause for anxiety Everything has been all set for the meeting, there is no cause for anxiety, 3)fight for the communism cause good cause The Raleigh International Bike Ride is open to anyone who wants to raise money for a good cause. v. cause sb to do sth Do you know anything about the events for example, what causes them The bright light caused her to blink. conj.cause =because I try to practise my French every day, cause I'm not very good at it. caution/ k . n/ n. / v. cautious/ k . s/ adj. cautiously adv. n. 1)with caution The girls are afraid of the snakes and they walked long with extreme caution. a word of caution 只是句提醒 As it was her first offence, she was only given a caution. v. caution sb against (doing)sth = caution sb not to do sth caution +从句 The two men were cautioned , but the police guaranteed that they would not be charged. Please caution the workers in advance to handle the goods with care. adj. be cautious of / about .... cautious optimism I am cautious about making any promises. The prime minister was cautious optimism about the GDP growth target for 6.7%this year. cease /si s/ n./v. v.cease doing sth cease to do sth The company has decided to cease all UK operations after this year. Whether the protests will cease remains to be seen. n. Gaza ceasefire deal without cease sign the ceasefire deal The bells started ringing at midday and continued, without cease, till sunrise. 343.ceiling / si .l / n. sailing / se .l / The rooms were spacious, with tall windows and high ceilings... 2)a ceiling game They have imposed/set a ceiling on pay rises. They agreed on a spending ceiling over the next five years of between 1.2% to1.3%. n. One day , I will go sailing with my lover. celebrate / sel. .bre t/ v. celebration / sel· bre · n/ n. v. 1)The whole village came out to celebrate his return from the war. A movie celebrating the life and work of Matin Luthur King. n. Queen platinum jubilee celebration 女王白金喜年庆祝（女王登基七十周年） With red flags fluttering everywhere in celebration of the festival, the Square looked truly magnificent. celebrated adj. a celebrated city a celebrated opera singer a celebrated novelist celebrity /s leb.r .ti/n 概念：名气 ，名望 人物：名人，名流，名星 Being recognized in the street is part and parcel of being a celebrity. 345. cell/sel/ n. 1)cell division cell tissue / blood cells/ cell biology / stem cell 2)cell phones Bees put honey into cells of honeycomb. 3)Three prisoners were sharing one small cell 3 meters by 2 meters. 4)That’s better. I was suff ... ...
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