2.burst [b?0?5:st] vi.,n. 突然發生，爆裂 The police burst through the door
3.dispose [d?0?1?0?4spoz] vi. 除掉；處置；解決；處理(of) I must dispose of the trouble
4. blast [blɑ:st]n. 爆炸；氣流 vi. 炸，炸掉 The bomb blast killed several harmless passers-by
5.consume [k?0?5n?0?4sju:m] v. 消耗，耗盡Each year Americans consume a high percentage of the world's energy
6.split [split] v. 劈開；割裂；分裂 a.裂開的 Suddenly the box split open and a puppy jumped out
7.spit [spit] v. 吐（唾液等）；唾棄 Don’t spit here and there.
8.spill [sp?0?1l] v. 溢出，濺出，倒出 Put the cap back on the bottle, otherwise the juicewill spill
9.slip [slip] v. 滑動，滑落；忽略 The ship slipped into the harbour at night
10.slide [slaid] v. 滑動，滑落 n. 滑動；滑面；幻燈片 House values may begin to slide
11.bacteria [b?0?3k?0?4ti?0?5ri?0?5] n. 細菌 Such a growth or colony, as of bacteria
12.breed [bri:d] n. 種，品種 v. 繁殖，產仔 Spaniel is a breed of dog with large ears
13.budget[?0?4b?0?5d?0?1it] n.預算 v.編預算，作安排Next year's budget will have to be drastically pruned.
14.candidate [?0?4k?0?3ndidit] n. 候選人 In my estimation, he is a more suitable candidate
15.campus[?0?4k?0?3mp?0?5s] n. 校園 The news soon went round the campus
16.liberal [?0?4lib?0?5r?0?5l] a. 慷慨的；豐富的；自由的 Her liberal views were soon revealed as mereposturing
17.transform [tr?0?3ns?0?4f?0?0:m]v. 轉變，變革；變換 His plans were transformed overnight into reality
18.transmit [tr?0?3nz?0?4mit] v. 傳播，播送；傳遞The World Cup final is being transmitted live to over fifty countries
19.transplant .[tr?0?3ns?0?4plɑ:nt v. 移植 She had a bone-marrow transplant
20.transport /tr?0?3ns ‘p?0?0:t/ vt. 運輸，運送 n. 運輸，運輸工具 The goods have been cased up for transport
21.shift /?0?6ift/ v. 轉移；轉動；轉變 The tools shift around in the car boot every time weturn a
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