全民英檢初級至高級單字 &托福單字
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Day 320 Oct. 28
bril.liance ['br0ljDns] n. 卓越的才華；聰穎great skill or intelligence
He was a deeply serious musician who had shown his brilliance very easily.
The professor was known for his brilliance.
bril.liant [}br0ljDnt ] adj. 1. 燦爛的；極明亮的 96指
Diamonds are brilliant. // a brilliant light
His eyes are a brilliant blue. // I love brilliant colors.
The sky was a brilliant blue.
2. 非常聰明的extremely intelligent 98學
She has a brilliant mind. // a brilliant idea /student /scientist
3. 卓越的；才華洋溢的perfect
The violinist gave a brilliant performance. 出色的表演
The goalkeeper made a brilliant save.
He pitched a brilliant game.
brilliant invention 傑出的發明 // What a brilliant idea! 絕妙的主意
brilliantly adv. 1. 出色地；卓越地
He handled the situation brilliantly.
Their plan worked brilliantly.
She acted brilliantly in her first film. // a brilliantly written essay
2. 鮮艷地
~ brilliantly colored birds /clothes
pertain [pQ}ten] v. 存在；適用
Those laws no longer pertain.
ö pertain to ~ : 與 ~ 相關；關於；適合
The questions pertained to the role of religion in society.
questions pertaining to law
The law doesn’t pertain to you.
The law pertains only to people who were born in this country.
per.ti.nent [}p"tnDnt] adj. 直接相關的；有關的 relevant
His skills were not pertinent to the job he applied for.
Reporters asked a few pertinent questions.
Please keep your comments pertinent to the topic under discussion.
a pertinent fact /question
His comments weren’t pertinent (to the discussion).
no.tice [}not0s] v. 注意到；留意 (86)
I noticed that there was a hole in my sweater.
She noticed him as soon as he entered the room.
She noticed a small tear in the fabric.
He noticed that his pants were getting tight.
She noticed that Ben looked unhappy.
I couldn’t help noticing (that) she was wearing a wig.
Did you notice how tired Mary looked?
I waved at her, but she didn’t notice.
They drove by without noticing us.
I noticed them come in.
I didn’t notice him leaving.
n. 1. 通知；通告；公告 a written message
I received a notice that the rent was unpaid.
The notice on the door said the library was closed.
There was a notice on the door that the store had moved.
2. 預告；警告；通知a statement or warning about a future event
When she decided to quit her job, she gave the company two weeks’ notice.
You have to give two weeks’ notice if you want to quit your job.
If you want to arrive early you must give advance notice.
I need a month’s notice if you’re planning to move out.
ö at short notice : (通知後)在短時間內
I can’t give a speech at such short notice.
Finding a replacement could prove difficult at short notice.
ö not take any notice of = take no notice of別管；沒注意到
Take no notice of him. 別管他
I told him to wait but he took no notice.
I told him to stop, but he didn’t take any notice.
Don’t take any notice of her — She’s just angry.
ö until further notice :直到另行通知
The road is closed to traffic until further notice.
noticeable [}not0sDbDl] adj. 明顯的；顯著的easily noticed 86
There was a noticeable chill in the air.
There’s been a noticeable change in the weather.
His weight loss is noticeable.
Don’t worry. The stain on your tie isn’t noticeable.
myriad [}m0riDd] adj. 無數的；極大量的；形形色色的 very many
~ the myriad problems of modern life
The old system’s problems were myriad.
n. 無數；極大數量
An accounting department must take care of a myriad of details.
Designs are available in a myriad of colors.
myriads of stars // There are a myriad of possibilities.
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