厉害！

TOEFL677备考功略--TWE篇
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4 J" y3 h$ l+ j费水最后发，同样正文先
8 i$ B7 v1 b+ }6 ]7 rTWE：TOEFL中的作文，满分6分，一般4.5分才算及格，但至少5分才算理想！TWE的重要性就不需说了，是等同于那三部份的。假设你TWE只考了4分，那么即使你那边考了677，也一样没用。所以TWE一定不能放，一定不能轻视！偶以为从考前20天开始准备TWE为时间最佳，如果时间紧促的话，15天也行。0 \8 {5 G( m! D3 f; y1 _
作文出题趋势：
( o0 E; a6 G8 p. e重点跟着几个大的方面走就行：科技，电脑，媒体，环保，旅游，教育，社会关系0 v* H" y$ N% G
投资
* D7 ^. C' W- `( A$ L/ A这几个方面都有联系的，可以相互转化。
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科技--媒体--电脑4 c2 t. h- w) g7 J  m; L7 q5 e
旅游--》环境
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6 Z! G" R+ x1 m: J, x" y这几个大方面抓住后就可以在每道题中进行题目的转换, A( o" W* L# {
如人际关系就可以推出朋友的选择啊，金钱的运用等$ o, @0 Q: ?: h( `
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可用资料：TOEFL写作宝典，TOEFL高分作文，《TWE完全手册》（托福上游有下，http://www.toeflcn.net/）网上的155范文也行。
6 L9 D* m8 x- f# G* `  M( c& f- z$ CTWE功略正文：（以15天为准）8 y8 o8 \) V0 D% n( |7 Q
备考篇：
0 n& }3 D; \: }: p- L! p7 D初级期：（1--2天）
" u7 i4 d7 q, J/ Y/ `/ Z0 |: h* u熟悉TOEFL中的TWE的格式，看10篇范文
1 N% V0 e0 }; ^（注意，是看，不是要你背，这个量应该受得了，10篇很快就看完了，主要是要你熟悉TWE的写作模式，几种固定的题型：agree or disagree,which u prefer）* {* E' ]' ?7 _! z
备考中期：（3 -- 10）
# x- I* M+ T/ C2 r" C5 U: F* Y任务：背范文，看模板，开始练笔  S5 g0 F: ^0 f6 N
每天两篇范文：一天最少要背一篇，最佳量为两篇，而且要重复背，否则你今天记住了，过了两天又给忘了。
/ Y& J9 g" o6 B& X9 ?1 u8 D! N. H范文的内容就在上面的几个重点方面里选（因为每人用的材料不一样，在这，我就不好说到底应背哪些具体的文章~，如你手头有新东方的写作宝典，建议你可以背背最后面的那些素材）" X. C4 A$ k1 \8 D1 V/ j, l1 Z
3 -- 5：每天练一篇作文，可以从那几个重点趋势里选，最好是有范文的文章，便于写完后有个比较。. g- G% S7 t' o4 G: N+ ]
考虑到是刚开始练习写，每篇作文的时间可以放到60分钟。, q: p8 R& _, t" h5 B4 Q' k+ k
6 -- 10：研究各种题型的模板（即那几种固定的题型：agree or disagree,which u prefer等），试着套着写两篇文章。) X6 L/ n  Q3 w; n
每天还是一篇作文，时间可以定为最多为60分，可以试着套着模板写。
! B6 O# N% @' u9 D# k# ~继续背范文！7 d! n7 b, _1 i
**注意：模板一定不能硬套！自己一定要对模板进行修改，否则会死得很惨，呵~~~. m2 E) B) n* O6 P8 N! t. w
范文或素材一定要反复背，加强记忆。而且第二遍过的时候花不了多大力气。, _1 r" P8 S" v. v' e
保持期+冲刺期+模考期：（11 -- 15）5 v1 ~% o$ e# V! K  O% B; _
任务：进行卡时间模考，继续背范文。每天两篇作文，每篇一定要在30分内完成！# ^3 U! l8 j3 y. Z0 s
这样一来，两篇也不过才花1小时。
# l& Z: B) C, @1 _$ E; L, Q7 q题目可以参考东方孙远的备战题目，这些题目可以拿来作为模考。
3 y+ _3 h* t$ k9 Z: Z: w" z**注意：但一定不要尽信你正式考试的题目会是这些所谓的压题，今年5月的TWE就是一个很好的例子，和所有的压题的不沾边。- d% t- S5 m9 ?. u
当然，如果撞上大运，有可能遇上的。呵呵~~6 v0 o1 K+ B( }7 G, o$ _
前阶段背的素材现在写应该能用上了吧？每道题目只要稍加转换，很容易就能用到素材。
7 k0 i7 S# `6 s! v素材或范文一定要继续背，否则忘了划不来。呵~~~6 b  m2 y$ v! U
到了现在这个最后阶段，每篇作文必须卡在30分内完成！包括题目构思的时间在内！- R1 n! C; U3 \' S

& X3 H  K5 v. b' R, v  H考场篇：0 h, e' U5 U0 J# `
TOEFL考试顺序为：TWE/听力/语法/阅读，即TWE放在最先考。所以我们可以得到更多的时间来完成TWE。
! t3 v  K2 K5 Y6 N' `/ o$ |你进了考场后，会放录音提示你一步一步的填写一系列的表格。你拿到表格后，就可以把作文取出来，是夹在中间的蓝色的纸。5 ?5 ?! Z( I1 A5 e
不要按它的布骤走，自己手脚快点，把该填的内容都填完。也就是填姓名，考号，考场代码等。
6 F/ a; W) ~1 X填完后就可以偷看作文题目了，注意不要撕掉边上的封条，现在还不能撕，否则算作弊。偷看还不简单吗？把纸两边向中间一卷，就能看见题目了。
3 K( x9 n3 j" R% Z/ V: f看了后，就可以开始构思了，这不节省了很多时间吗？呵呵~~~
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以往考过的作文题目编号; ?" w3 b; q( o( {- r
3，5，6，7，10，11，13 - f: t/ {) z* P) t% o
15，17，25，100，102
+ g2 f( y8 r: D9 X# Z4 |6 J5 u108，114，117，121，122
! U- h) p# ]9 F6 d% n128，132，136，143，148
" e4 X5 M9 M9 n* N/ v156，157，159，163，166 9 a4 w. c4 D' q, P! H
167，168，170，171，173 / ?2 g+ E4 M3 _  G' b2 h$ J
177，184
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孙远的备战题目：
5 K3 G. O  J$ T1 ?# k8 T5 g二级备战：1，4，22，25，30，42，46，52，56，61，75，77，89，91，99，117，123，136，157，159，168，170，192
" i, R" d+ ]6 s7 n/ R  W8 D三级备战：10，21，28，29，40，45，54，55，57，59，127，128，129，138，144，145，149，63，66，68，78，80，84，96，97，101，104，109，119
0 i' H8 x. |/ p废水篇：
! {$ _' X: O% {; T3 X# g偶又来废话了，呵1 r" k0 ~9 X" n" t# b8 {6 M
前两天贴出听力篇，多谢大家捧场先。今天贴出TWE篇。希望对大家能有帮助。# h( A* m# @& c7 P* S: C
这周遇上GRE改笔考，FT！！观注了几天，也就今天才完成这篇TWE备考。不过ETS也真有点XX，说变就变。但想想笔试还是有好处的，这方面的文章很多了，我也不废话了。我也建议只要不是赶明年申请的朋友，还是改笔试吧。笔试能给你增加很多优势。+ o% o3 d) i9 l- L
偶去继续奋斗阅读篇和语法篇，呵~~~~
% C& R$ {& S: Y9 l八月的XDJM们，加油，咱们一起大败ETS！
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$ E/ b+ T* r/ I. l$ L) k1 STGY 的礼物：TOEFL677备考功略--听力篇
" J5 D/ a  Y- W$ z. y费水留在最后说，正文先。
. c9 N, E: G' t, X; A; XTOEFL听力分PARTA ，B，C三部份。分别为短对话/TALK/段子
' V: g/ l. u, W% A2 d大家感觉最好做的应该是TALK，来来去去就那几个场竟。不难。/ [( b) [$ |5 r1 g* N4 i  F
PARTA其实本来也不难，但里面很有美国习语让人头疼。
) R) Y, _& A/ M段子题应该算难的吧，专业词汇多又多啊。( U; p7 X4 t1 g7 r
偶以为要突破T的听力，绝非一两天的事，但也不用太久，一个半月足以。关键是进行合理的安排，再加两个字 --“坚持”。那一切就OK。
1 y2 ^; D8 b7 r; K5 H备考篇：: b9 d5 b" T# {
备考初期：（总时间为50天，也可以用60，60天的自己分配一下时间）) F% p& G' f& E2 z; Y
1，1--5 ：熟悉题型，每天一套题，听普1，9508，9512，9601，9601（国内）/ g; k$ o5 K% v/ n5 ?( D6 G0 r  S
**：每天可以保持5小时的量。主要为泛听，大量的听！也就是为了熟悉TOEFL美音的语音语调。
0 U; w$ A# w" S+ ~' d7 L) t2，第6天：模考一次。看错多少题。; D, |/ `8 ~' N0 q$ H2 A
肯定会大受打击，狂郁闷，但不要太在意，记下对多少题就行了！/ y& F" |- X8 Y/ C3 G
备考中期：) X( y  ^! ^# ]% M5 \5 r1 y' D
1，7--14：提高阶段。
6 z$ @  w- M; I: ^# N任务：每天两套题，上下午各一套，晚上做错题分析，精听。9 }4 W9 ?$ b) Y
背任鹏的TOEFL常用习语（网上有下的）3 u! T' a9 Y" ]% b
7--12听：9605，9612，9701，9705，9708，9710，9712（北美）: d, m6 m) l: p; w
12--14 重做普1，9508，9512，9601，9601（国内），再错的题做记号。( \( \" {  _* U+ v, B1 i& i1 Z! n
**：本阶段必须保持每天6小时的量，3.5小时的泛听再加2.5小时的精听。
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任务：每天还是两套题，外加网上的东方课上笔记。
& ^2 P% o: N0 y对应东方笔记分析每道题，找到TOEFL听力的技巧（眩外之音？）% ^5 Y2 O! c& I6 C
背任鹏的TOEFL常用习语（到23至少过三遍）/ Y: A- _( ?5 q/ Z2 q7 o; n0 R/ }
14--16：9801，9605，9612，9701
( \6 q4 w; c! {7 |17--21：9805，9705，9708，9808，9710，9712（北美），9808，普2，普3，9808（北美）8 j, l% z2 G3 O6 P$ k* i; L& o
23--24：总结错题，分析再错题。
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**：总结是要看你题主要出错在哪个部份上，以便下面做集中突破。
/ c. A3 \! Z; b7 n$ D1 p4 \& ?6 d**：每天还是6小时的量。8 k) c) B% v) D5 ]/ i
突破期：24--42
1 d$ p# J9 q3 F/ A任务：按照总结出的错题倾向，进行单部份的突破。5 W+ O) q- S9 u8 ~6 K1 B
PARTA 如果错题多，继续背习语，结合场景分析！. a$ U. f3 L, Q0 E: m9 p7 Z3 j
到了现在这阶段，A错题一般都是听得懂但不知道意思。如果还是听不懂，那就狂练PARTA。
9 X# y8 \& g! z$ R" BPART B：主要要了解TOEFL听力的一些场景，B部份来来去去就那几个，即学校，野餐等。听几套题PARTB 总结一下就行了。
7 Z# o/ S, @" @" S% d* O+ w8 ~) ?2 QPARTC：如果段子题错题多，就应该马上进行横听了。即把每一题材的段子放在一块听，了解ETS关于该题材的段子的出题趋势是怎样的。横听很重要！一定要做。如果还差，可以试试听写或听听VOA的opinion roundup。挺不错，挺上去巨爽！
& D' U/ g' I" h3 R**每天还是6小时，自己分配好时间，把要做重点突破的部份放的时间多一点。
4 y8 ~! N6 X: q4 {  F* R6 @如：段子题差，每天就在上面安排4小时，（2小时精听，2小时泛听），再剩两小时可以安排半小时做套题，剩的一个半小时用于A和B部份。
3 L' z, K7 A) c) O**：24 -- 35 ：全力进行重点突破。
# [% @# Y3 ~, s/ ^9 T) H    35 -- 42 逐步进入保持期
! y' P7 @# u9 X: U/ R每天可以听一段VOA的opinion roundup来进行刺激，一段只有几分种（不超过十分），每天花半小时（包括看文字答案）足以。
6 \) p) Z: q% p在http://www.putclub.org/上有每天的VOA下载。还有文字答案。  ]5 \$ }# i. \' k6 d" D
任务：9810，9901，9905，9910，2005，2008，200101. M' b1 F5 |3 H. k0 y9 _: E* b
研究最新题的出题趋势，98改题型后，特别到了99，PARTA部份明显变长了。但来来去去还是那几个场景（参见前面的东方笔记）。
' d  V1 K/ g0 l# v2 A" i" _**：开始进行快速看题训练！
, x' l  ]1 R) {: \6 ]7 V$ H先看了题目再做题有很大的优势！对于PART A 可以知道是什么场景，有时不用听也能猜出来。对PART C 可以知道是什么类型的段子，再根据几个问题来推一下主要内容。所以进行快速看题训练很必要！但也不用太注重，就是你每次做题前，用1秒钟扫一下题就行了！主要就是练快！因为到时考试容不得你慢慢看的。) F6 s- X4 P; P6 \  W- a
**：到此，已经可以丢掉98以前的题了，重点是98以后的题2 X& M9 q, z0 k$ K) V$ t
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保持期 + 冲刺期：43 -- 46
) u; W6 [3 C3 [$ m' \! i5 n任务：98以后的题再听一次。一定要摸清最新题的出题趋势！参考最新的9910以后的题。
( X) u: f1 Z! P6 ]6 o把以前记下的再错题再做一次，还是不行的话就背下来。  e/ t* s# E9 x& [
背习语，一定要做到烂熟！继续看段子分类词汇4 Y7 U) N: D3 |- D
**：本阶段一天至多5小时，可以根据自己的情况增减时间。
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模考期：47 -- 50 (模考最后两套题）
. {7 w/ V# y* R" O47：快速过一遍场景。对照新题再分析场景
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50：轻松一下，听听VOA，再看最后两套模考题的错题。
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听力横听段子分类：
0 L/ B7 r+ z4 g0 x生物学： 95.8C3, 95.10C2, 95.12C2,  96.1B2, 96.5C2, 96.8C1,   O( L5 L, ]$ T- o$ F2 X- f
97.5B2, 98.5C3, 98.8NAB2, 98.8C2, 98.10C1, 99.1C3,99.8C2, 2000.1B1, # P( N* r' X/ d$ ~0 n, ?
地质学：95.12B1, 96.1C3, 96.8C2, 97.10C3, 99.1C2, 99.8C38 p5 t* N2 F; E! K( e5 F
天文学：97。5C2, 97.12C3, 98.8NAC3, 99.5C3, 99.8B1, 99.10B1, 2000.1C2,
9 R. T0 D: F+ {8 X' r人物传记：96.1NAC3, 97.1C2, 97.8C3, 97.10C1, 98.8C1,99.10C2, 2000.1C3,
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历史： 95.12C1, 9512C3, 96.5B2, 96.5C1,96.10C1, 98.5C2, 98.8C3, 98.10C3,
' {3 n, ^- A- q# T99.8C3, 99.10C2, 2000.5C2, ; w- {& D- K) ^( l% R$ Z' c6 t
建筑学：95.8B2, 96.1C1, 97.8C1, 99.1C1, 99.5C1
8 Y9 x/ ~% Y% e能源与环境保护：2000.1B2, D0 B) N' W7 X4 I, w
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T的考试顺序为：TWE 30/听力 30/语法 25/阅读 55
  i" R) q; [1 [5 R* m4 h原则上不能跨区做题，否则算做弊！但你只要把握住机会，跨区不会被发现的。
3 B# Y  s! a) |进入考场后，会填涂一系列的表，抓紧时间涂完就可以看TWE和听力题了（它放的指示很慢，不要跟他的步骤走，不然就没了看TWE和听力的机会了）。
$ d( C/ v4 e4 G  r5 m注意，是偷看，而且中间的封条不能撕！前人关于偷看的技巧已经说得很清楚了，俺也就不重复了。6 O$ x2 F* Q* Z$ }$ _  M6 N
TWE过后，可以光明正大的看题了，快速再看一次。记得太傻上有篇文章，讲的是关于看题的策略，XDJM们可参考。中间段子题之前也有两段小文章SMPLE让你听，别管它，抓紧时间看后面的题。因为段子题中间是不停的，很容易没时间看后面的题目。
/ K$ c( {  s; y2 a0 K" m# x语法开始了，语法简单吧，根本用不了25分钟。这时你就可以用剩下的时间回头看听力或者阅读了。
1 D; O! S; ?$ C+ p2 R注意：不要在语法的开始和要结束时跨，在中间时间跨，因为语法老师监得最严，中部时间稍为松一点。但如果你连做题都不够，那还跨啥？？好好做好语法吧，语法扣分很重，错了划不来。
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废水篇（忙者免看）：
7 z( X$ U5 W0 [8 P3 ?鉴于现在网上礼物繁多，但唯独只差TOEFL礼物，俺不能免俗，也来淌礼物这淌浑水1 U. d5 K( \8 y) o1 C
没啥好说的，就把俺的备考时间改了一下，发了上来，希望对大家有用。呵呵~~这篇文拖了太久了，因为前两天在帮一个公司做网页。就落下这篇文。好了，废水少说，俺去继续语法和阅读篇的备考功略！
/ I) _" M& \1 k0 v: w八月的XDJM们，加油，咱们一起大败ETS！" G5 R* _1 G( b* h# ^  o; l
俺就不用介绍了吧？一天到晚游荡在太傻，GTER上。俺一月考过T，66/62/67+5.5
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天文学
6 _4 V: [$ `) W. N; l* eastronomy, illusive object, cosmos宇宙, Brown Dwarf, gaseous bodies, planet, massive, ignite, star, heaven, celestial天体的, faint微弱的, universe, comet, meteor, astronomer, observatory天文台, telescope, image, astronomical object, remote, feeble微弱的, solar system, origin, gravitational force, molten, Mars, space
5 Z; [: m+ n5 U+ _4 b6 I5 d 地质学
# _0 U1 T" I. z3 _1 n1 ^  ]earthquake, seismic activity, tidal force, Erie Canal, inland waterway, Great Canyon, coast, volcanic ash, eruption, filed trip, rock formation, Death Valley, desert, layer, fold, waterfall, rapid, natural wonder, Nile River, crust, Colorado river, swale erosion, geologist, rocky mantle of the continent, mid-ocean ridge, landlocked area内陆, atmosphere, active volcano活火山, ice sheet, glacier, melt global warming, plain, fossil化石, bored hole, fault断层, make up the earth interior, vibration, p waves, s waves, crust, core, molten lava岩浆
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8 [4 O$ K3 u9 b( z8 o建筑学
2 E+ B* E0 |( T) L" Iconstruct, architect, architecture,  design, elevator, construction, skyscraper, design element, log structure, cabin, beam, wall, style, prototype, building technique, new material, ten stories high, metal-frame, construction, glass box, a glass-shelf framed in a metal grid# W1 c3 R2 M2 h
能源和环境; J& V* }' `0 n6 Z5 W
fossil fuel, coal, oil, gas, process of photo synthesis光合作用, solar energy, nonrenewable, energy conservation, resource, alternative, energy source, tidal energy, coalification, traffic jam, fuel-efficient节能型的, rush hour, pollute, zero emission, environment, wildness, preservation, atmosphere, climate, carbon, dioxide, burning of coal and oil, global warming, green house effect温室效应, rise in sea level, ice-cap, melt, long-term climatic change, clean up, offshore spillage, Environmental Awareness Club, recycling center再循环利用中心, litter, trash bag, garbage, air pollution, pollutant, desertification沙漠化, deforest, flood, drought, water shortage
* ?* @; v0 B3 E, F7 s5 O7 g生物学
6 [8 A9 z8 @9 X0 E: g2 qdinosaur恐龙, die out , extinction灭绝, paleontologist古生物学家, mammal哺乳动物, barnacle, underwater, marine海洋的, biology, scuba水下呼吸器, diving, one-celled organism, jellyfish, tissue, protective camouflage, predator捕猎者, biology, oceanic snail蜗牛, zoology, animal adaptation, wild environment, snake, owl, insecticide, coral, , blood cell, prenatal care产后护理, habitat栖息地, flat and angular shape, squid, tentacle, biologist, creature, electric fish, prey捕食, navigate, tiny receptor, transmission impulse, nerve, specimen物种, amphibian两栖类动物, decline in the number, wild life, genetic基因的, endangered species濒危物种, panda, crane, survival, transition, microbe, yeast, bacteria细菌, single-cell, structure, cold-blooded, warm-blooded, adjust, reptile爬行类动物, turtle, lay eggs, hatch孵化, incubation, hibernate，nest, robin, wasp, offspring子孙, stinger, chew up, rodent， burro， evolution, sea life, octopus章鱼, shell, spider, unfertilized eggs, nutrient, nourishment feed, survive, cannibalism同类相食, gene ! i( G2 i7 V8 z- f" Z! H

                        托福听力词汇   
! g% f+ d6 \; l" \) i2 b    任鹏
7 C8 p# H) V- y4 c! Q! U/ F1.collapse 2.blame 3.overcharge 4.absent minded 5. face to face 6.let out 7. subscribe4 v" D/ g& w% E; W% F% S$ d$ x. x
8.signature 9. light up 10.for sale 11.frosting 12.leniency 13.bulldozer 14. call on
3 w0 m; b4 o: A5 ^; M. a) I15.wear and tear 16. dig up 17make fun of (laugh at)18 rating 19 help 20 in sb’s shoes2 I$ c2 Q6 b0 l: j: j( o
21 keep 22 outright 23 investigate(research) 24 approve (agree) 25 food for thought6 m* F4 y# \/ b5 i
26 brilliant 27 nothing short of (nothing less than) 28 dedicate 29 excuse 30 scratch the surface 31 bear up 32 hit the spot 33 And how! 34 free 35 substitute 36 whatsoever
2 G' y3 o- P/ A1 B" ]1 X37 cross out 38 break new ground 39 self-conscious 40 bed spread (bed cover)
. {2 [: z' ?" G" V: }, o5 o41 original(ly) 42 count sb.out 43 lawn (grass) 44 illegal 45 upset 46 wear out 47 take in 48 likely 49 demolish 50 drag one’s feet 51 do 52 stay up 53 call off 54 get at 55 get used to 56 around the clock 57 be in the works 58 instruction (direction) 59 dismantle1 p2 U# y3 k6 M$ V" Y% @
60 pack away 61 component 62 as fit as a fiddle 63 rub somebody the wrong way
/ H6 `* I$ W7 U( S$ X64 meddle in (interfere in) 65 under no circumstances 66 swing 67 pal 68 pedal 69 step up 70 insult 71 dominate 72 draw the line 73 populate 74 remark 75 irrelevant 76 upset$ g; ^" r2 F7 n4 E% y# M; W% R
77 be backed up 78 responsibility 79 take advantage of 80 assemble 81 identification2 E. ?3 w1 T, {" o; e: x
82 tell apart 83 burn up 84 glance through 85 thoughtful 86 sincere 87 genuine 88 end up 89 reserve (book) 90 informative 91 overlook 92 in a million 93 All I got was a sore foot. 94 out of order 95 break up 96 in memory of  97 slate 98 run down 99 stimulating5 t9 W& [( _$ w+ s7 {! ?2 R
100 few and far between 101 supervise 102 trip 103 due to 104 amplifier 105 appoint" }: J4 S5 F" C7 q6 u
106 contest 107 run around 108 out of this world 109 run for 110 be through
# B, `; ]. d" u7 |/ c# C2 _111 in the event that 112 recommend (suggest) 113 be incapable of 114 look sb. in the eye 115 anyway 116 flying colors 117 little by little 118 suitable (appropriate) 119 proceed. D. h2 x- h6 ?/ u& q" P$ s+ [
120 punctual 121 courage 122 short handed 123 come into 124 generous 125 mind) V4 V) z8 C- S  @
126 acknowledge 127 relieve 128 breathe 129 fill in for 130 shift 131 side by side (next to) 132 millionaire 133 misty 134 How come? 135 oversleep 136 outcome 137 impolite
6 w* g4 W" P6 D1 x138 beverage 139 get rid of 140 switch 141 do the trick 142 result in 143 fell down in the dumps 144 appreciate 145 understatement 146 tie up 147 enclose 148 donate' R9 o$ W2 J$ Y) M9 i0 W: ~. n
149 worry (be concerned about ) 150 dry spell  151 take into account 152  get over * R* M* C! l" T7 F; x& S: u* K
153 giant 154 unimpressed 155 learn the ropes  156 go easy on 157 burst 158 look on the bright side of the thing 159 get hold of 160 have a hand in 161 sell out
; y6 b* \$ F& L2 }! X; Z/ X162 30 hours a day 163 read too much into 164 do the laundry  165 be credited to
- c( U: f, z& S+ q2 d' |  n- d. u166 up in the air 167 see to 168 touch on 169 make a profit 170 adore 171 over one’s head 172 make it to 173 clean up 174 catch sb’s eye 175 head and shoulders above 176 dispute 177 close to 178 full schedule 179 catch on 180 leave no stone unturned 181 throw (pitch) 182 be disappointed in 183 abandoned 184 fluids (liquid) 185 shatter 186 overdone
6 c6 |; y+ K, O! }& e. t187 excel 188 search it from top to bottom 189 one step at a time 190 buy out
+ h) d2 @7 Z* w: z5 S191 bite off more than one can chew 192 take the plunge 193 hold off 194 on cloud nine 195 grin and bear 196 turn out to be 197 come around 198 enrage 199 discourage sb. from doing sth. 200 pull away 201 exam 202 six of one and half a dozen of the other 203 ship 204 have got to 205 account for 206 get along with (hit it off) 207 set out for 208 cool off 209 can’t wait to do (hardly wait to do) 210 avoid 211 provoking 212 last 213 get over with 214 play it by ear 215 be short of 216 quit 217 take over 218 cut out 219 cut down 220 be cut out for 221 if only 222 get a check cashed (cash a check) 223 look for a needle in a hay stack 224 try out for 225 remove 226 no sooner…than 227 brush up on 228 knock oneself out 229 run up against 230 care for 231 happen 232 used to do 233 be ineligible for 234 promise 235 last 236 far from 237 hang on to 238 misread 239 outnumber 240 quit 241 stand 242 give out 243 next to 244 come up with 245 out of one’s mind 246 prefer…to…247 be up to one’s neck(ear) 248 noticeable 249 striking 250 skip 251 absent 252 appealing 253 keep to oneself 254 drop off 255 confront 256 talk somebody out of
9 L" x4 v1 A; ^6 V/ z257 creative (inventive) 258 head and shoulders above 259 work out 260 up to 261 take up 262 carry on 263 go ahead 264 take it easy 265 outgoing 266 catch up on 267 take one’s time 268 proofread 269 get by 270 handle 271 match 272 unconvincing 273 waive7 A: i6 W5 w7 c- R( ~& o
274 forward 275 boil down to  276 unforgivable 277 put up with 278 brighten
; C: ^3 x4 `; Z279 hand out 280 by and by 281 fascinating 282 irresponsible 283 meet somebody halfway 284 on the dot 285 next to 286 switch off 287 ring a bell 288 look up to 289 release2 D2 g2 j+ A+ m8 d5 w
290 disconnect 291 sit through 292 snap out of 293 raise the roof 294 get away with
1 M3 f3 F5 H8 E( H# H, h; h; [295 fill out (in) 296 summary 297 on business 298 beyond 299 switch 300 get out of( ], s$ v3 G% ]
301 in spite of oneself 302 prove 303 what for 304 make it 305 inside out 306 secondhand (used) 307 leave 308 drop by (stop by) 309 trip (stumble) 310 inconsiderate (thoughtless) 311 on purpose (intentionally) 312 let up 313 put on 314 in any event 315 look on with4 S  Z4 h( w6 [8 P8 ~- ^" v
316 can’t put it down 317 pound 318 outcome 319 financial 320. cabinet 321 meet) d' e" c  \5 O+ n+ P! F
322 illegible 323 hold off 324 deserted 325 fill somebody in 326 spell out 327 lose track of 328 sell out 329 credentials 330 ridiculous 331 ovation 332 speechless 333 burst 334 show up (appear  arrive) 335 change 336 fault 337 pay 338 criticize 339 in the dark 340 You’re telling me! 341 take over 342 delay 343 discard (get rid of ) 344 duplicate 345 detest (dislike)346 drive somebody up the wall 347 get…..mixed up 348 fall back on 349 make the most of  350 wrap up 351 out of the way 352 disagreeable (unpleasant)/ w. @" D8 t& F; Y- w
353 irreplaceable 354 turn down (refuse) 355 restless 356 save one’s breath
  R  @# w0 t/ X357 personalize 358 rush hour 359 credibility 360 squint 361 hold up 362 leftover
% H1 \* Z/ d9 b+ H363 addition 364 sweep 365 unseasonably 366 deadline 367 cancel 368 fare 369 carry out 370 hands down  371 train of thought 372 anything but 373 fill in for 374 get over 7 a% S- E1 T) K9 R
375 hold up 376 groan (complain) 377 possess 378 surcharge 379 out of place 380 stick around 381 call off  382 eat up 383 be up all night 384 take down 385 be clustered with 386 make an impression on 387 get off 388 turn up 389 keep an eye on 390 suffer
& H5 _6 P4 h2 K" f/ c391 manual   392 channel 393 push one’s luck 394 on one’s mind 395 one step at a time5 Z) t0 L( }" }' e. I/ k
396 keep  397 turn in 398 air conditioner 399 spotless 400 kill 401 tedious8 j/ n( G) _) ?+ Z
402 soundproof 403 cram 404 handy 405 make head or tail of 406 get some time off ' O5 h  S  m5 F" U- g7 ^
407 inherit 408 drowsy  409 feedback 410 stock up on 411 pushover 412 refreshment
/ ?$ ~9 i1 o# b6 F6 [& i2 I413 out of this world  414 upside down 415 out of earshot 416 trade in 417 treat
2 r2 U1 h. Q, r, F# I' G418 stay put 419 quite a  420 rave 421 shape 422 on edge 423 in and out 424 hand down 425 Who says we won’t.426 bucks  427 broken 428 not……until 429 approach
) G) i+ V9 j9 z% J/ `9 z430 commute 431 through the mail (by mail) 432 hold the grudge 433 come a long way 434 moratorium 435 the more, the merrier 436 have…in common 437 What’s she asking? 438 up to 439 help to oneself 440 budget  441 make out 442 owe 443 pay off
7 e3 n6 t9 c) K: v5 z( H# D2 ?444 straighten out 445 clean out  446 once and for all 447 set your watch by… 448 worth 449 sturdy 450 What can I do? 451 neither can I 452 turn down ( refuse) 453 There is not a whole lot you can do about it .454 size 455 wrap up 456 out of it 457 ferry
+ M9 r" Z2 D' R( o  `458 documentary 459 oh dear 460 discount 461 critical 462 bump into 463 down jacket 464 There goes… 465 beat 466 broken 467 refund 468 some 469 commitment 470 twist
( ?' s6 y2 `; P471 down 472 in the middle of 473 settle  474 stick with 475 per se 476 combine with 477 keep to oneself  78 go out of one’s way 479 put…up 480 under the weather
8 e8 i; ~1 b) _+ Z: B  u481 follow 482 catch 483 belong to 484 overwhelm 485 come straight to 486 outdo
% k, D4 `) C8 g3 T3 Q5 p$ `487 stand 488 go all out 489 ahead of time (in advance) 490 come in handy 491 lost cause 492 win the award 493 wait on 494 agreement 495 pass by 496 make an appointment with 497 give up 498 calendar 499 slip one’s mind 500 handwriting 501 on sale 502 tear oneself away 503 go into business 504 have it looked at 505 part 506 try out 507 lift the ban
! d  e+ H7 X7 s% i& S508 And how! 509 as long as 510 choice 511 warm up 512 hold on 513 bump into
9 |8 @9 n5 ]5 b  B+ S514 get to 515 prescription 516 simultaneously  517 proficient 518 rusty 519 take up a collection 520 get a lift 521 supervisor 522 by leaps and bounds 523 quite a…524 go on 525 fill one’s shoes 526 pay off  527 off 528 odds 529 trade place 530 Money burns a hole in one’s pocket 531 Jeans and T shirt  532 out of order 533 book 534 keep an eye out  535 can hardly wait…536 indigestion 537 fit in 538 go out of business 539. stain0 f2 K% F7 c. i$ A, h$ I
540 hunch 541 in one ear and out the other 542 a heart of gold  543 measure up   c' J5 ?3 @! B* x+ m: o
544 change of pace 545 diversion  546 back up 547 sooner than that  548 bald / w7 y3 y: g# }( P( P# H( E
549 trial run 550 rebroadcast 551 watch your cats 552 forgive 553 jazz club  554 tough luck 555 for a while 556 I’ve no idea. 557 fad 558 stay on top of 559 give out 560 run out of 561 need a second opinion 562 put off  563 casual 564 behind the time  565 resume 566 protest 567 count somebody in 568 put out 569 sales rack 570 rain check 571 other than 569 slip one’s mind 570 book 571 hold up 572 dated 573 briefing 574 make a come back 575 break even 576 run against 577 reconsider 578 make a tape of  579 late lunch 580 give up 581 show…… around  582 attach 583 get around to  584 something can wait 585 play 586 quit 587 call it a day 588 be tied up 589 pass  590 shower 591 drop  _+ {" M& q: u% ^1 w" g7 H
592 drop by 593 you bet 594 out of date  595 be through  596 plough through 597 Not much, I don’t. 598 authority  599 disappointing 600 …..feel the way I do……601 deserve 602 a phone call away 603 stay awake 604 I don’t see how you can do better 605 on loan 606 priority 607 black-and-blue 608 complex 609 break even 610 overdo 611 get together 612 scrape off 613 regret 614 die 615 pore # j1 c! o1 [1 Q) B6 I: m
616 perspective 617 tide over 618 turn things around  619 stay awake 620 appetite 2 c! f6 H' s3 Q0 D( G$ y
621 keep up with 622 subtle 623 request 624 come out 625 on the right track 626 decent 627 extend 628 calendar 629 minority 630 available 631 make do 632 go along with $ B: k+ p5 B; r( t: I7 I
633 questionnaire 634 catch 635 canned 636 nightmare 637 cost one an arm and a leg  
3 g- Q# |$ F9 Y5 u5 O1 }* j" a638 edge 639 allergic 640 Practice makes perfect. 641 other than 642 end up
% j, S0 P% l* G" u1 X643 power failure  644 reject 645 sharpen 646 couldn’t put it down& D; b1 _: Y$ @' l
647 give someone an ultimatum ! F! A; h5 I, S* J  k( g$ B

TOEFL复习笔记

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在作文中引用合适的名言警句，会给你的文章增色许多。这里收集了我本人喜爱的一些
% h% J0 R  D7 x: R* V3 y$ Z名言，可能会对你有用。我们使用引用的位置可以在开头结尾或正文段落中， 2 v2 K7 ], \! c; d- i/ S
常见的使用形式如下： ( f2 m: D% ^$ t. A
One of the greatest early writers said ... 0 Q; a* `; h2 q
"Knowledge is power", such is the remard of ...
1 I5 P4 h4 l8 U! g3 f7 p. L"......". That is how sb comment ( criticize/ praise...).
2 i8 m0 Z7 I1 P' j"......". How often we hear such words like there.
8 {, r4 |7 K! ?$ |; W9 eUseful quotations : I: z0 y' H9 Z) Q+ N) ]7 ]) r/ o
逆境 + K8 l7 c! _. \% t9 {
by Robert Collier ! u! q$ D0 Z6 F4 g
In every adversity there lies the seed of an equivalent advantage. In every ' F' W* T( u/ r4 q9 f1 X( H0 O' u: z7 B
defeat there is a lesson showing you how to win the victory next time.
, f9 ^5 |8 x6 u" S/ S努力与成功
6 c+ e, d  R: g; p* uby Ann Landers # t/ D7 q* k3 s5 T: ~
Opportunities are usually disguised as hard work, so most people don’t recog 0 i1 q7 g) H2 O6 x: k* g( P
nize them.
) U0 s) X( j8 \8 ~$ x5 y. h坚持
* d& c: Q7 |  A4 Hby Ralph Waldo Emerson 3 n! _  g. T# n8 y% U- E, U4 s
No one can cheat you out of ultimate success but yourselves. $ Z2 S" d- q) S- m' [/ e; C& }7 P* {8 h$ L
Confucius 孔子
* D2 V, c  [0 wOur greatest glory is not in never falling... ( M* U$ a, q* R& A: Q: E- ~2 Y* |
but in rising every time we fall.
. p, q3 C" w  ^5 l坚持 1 H; T5 I; r; |3 m- Z9 Z
Mother Teresa ' I& w2 v0 ?( `+ s: g' t
To keep a lamp burning we have to keep putting oil in it. 9 e' M4 u( _% X  W( z" \- _9 E
Henry Ford 9 r! v/ K$ s$ `* O* k2 r1 W
Nothing is particularly hard if you divide it inuo small jobs.
; ^/ _0 }. z# h8 e9 u9 u6 @) {5 T% Q- fWinston Churchill ; \+ T/ p. U2 A+ E& X1 D1 s
Never, never, never, never give up.
& a; G, b# L, R' h8 A3 O4 m5 xAlbert Einstein ( K# s; z$ P$ Q* k0 b
In uhe middle of difficulty lies opportunity. 9 E+ \6 W. M4 c, {, d0 ?( o
努力与成功 ( }9 \1 L/ b2 x- x- F: `, z$ s! r& }
by Crassus / h* n9 M$ D" w9 r/ x+ A# P6 o
Those who aim at great deeds must suffer greatly. , W# e7 s) c; }9 b9 Z& [% z- w' h* I7 E6 P
Thomas Edison " P" ^9 r' S7 i/ O; b
There is no substitute for hard work. 4 A5 e2 N: I4 \* m& F
Leo Tolstoi 0 o% G+ y7 [4 w/ }5 C1 Z
The strongest of all warriors are these two- Time and Patience.
; m* X$ s! w: \Thomas Jefferson 3 q4 r& F( `& h$ ?
I’m a great believer in luck, 3 [; X6 e0 P) z( n1 N7 v% P% F9 K
and I find the harder I work...
; h" \: N. l& E: f0 w6 b/ Gthe more I have of it. 4 N, l! {$ y) z# h/ C
Robert Collier
( |/ m; k8 z$ m9 v0 p4 KSuccess is the sum of small efforts, repeated day in and day out. * W4 ]: G# S" [3 X5 ?
Ray A. Croc
& `* V4 A2 U+ C, s3 ^* e/ y; ~Luck is a dividend of sweat. The more you sweat, the luckier you get.
% t2 C, G3 n5 ]6 K/ s. S3 S2 b实际经验与间接经验 % V# Y9 m5 K, ]6 X. b
You’ll learn more about a road by traveling it... ) @1 A, H1 R$ ~& R" _% N
than by consulting all the maps in the world.
4 W+ Z3 k; m. I动机与结果 # }$ n6 ]+ q: @3 |6 L1 C
Vince Lombardi ' W, O/ Q6 V$ p6 L; k8 y: o
Winning isn’t everything... ; D3 f! q7 ?2 G9 I) I0 \
but wanting to win is. ' X: g0 q& p% m
John F. Kennedy ) f1 k* _5 S2 v+ `. f
We choose to go!to the moon and other things , oot because they are easy, bu 0 X- x. ^' r& l: {; B+ b, d
t because they are hard. " y+ p; E2 _. t$ d! w) @
Thucydides ) e- k+ d: c9 U) m* ?
The strong do what they will.
$ C! X! {/ k8 uThe weak do what they must.
$ q% E6 T( r; x  K3 _为人态度：
8 O: y0 v; D$ U4 E: p' U% NJohn Wooden 8 ]6 N6 m! V& L) i
Talent is God given--Be Humble.
' B6 V) c$ x' v( e: J. S1 V: ]Fame is man given-- Be Thankful. / e) z5 R- G0 [1 h7 c7 v
Conceit is self given --Be Careful.
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  E; C/ K# s2 d! u( N9 N5 }Theodore Roosevelt
+ k6 [- w" P5 B9 J4 n$ F. s" b  \2 F( ]. ~, kDo what you can , with what you have , with where you are. / r$ u% Z! P- x$ H! A: g
Publilius Syrus Maxim
  W4 l. w& u4 l0 ZNo one knows what he can do till he tries.
% }6 R* h" d% {! E, a% ^* p6 S3 h( zTerence
4 X- J5 z/ y( ^0 XThere is nothing so easy but that it becomes difficult when you do it reluct # n0 q, Q; m% j% o8 g/ t
antly.
5 ]! ^2 ^; @5 ?2 r8 h) JThomas Fuller
: A! i7 H0 C  h' pA wise man turns chance into good fortune. / n8 q: ~* r8 T+ J% \
William Hazlitt 0 G1 ]* j. A' A0 }* r
Prosperity is a great teacher;
8 d8 p  A. Y7 e7 r6 y- @adversity is a greater.
- [& p4 Z! O* X' l$ SWilliam Penn
; v* Y! E- |) a% S1 g- k/ e4 XNo pains, no palm;
* a  ^5 @3 C% Pno thorns, no throne; % c  Z, k' {- v5 `7 ~2 W- i
no gall , no glory; 5 a" g6 _5 [1 a8 ~
no cross, no crown. 1 P3 V3 [2 L6 d. w
Will Rogers
( S; X+ U1 ~0 ?) ?, d* w/ n# \  X9 VEven if you’re on the right track, you’ll get run over... if you just sit th - S1 I4 u+ L' _3 B
ere. 4 i: o/ c& }5 ^3 p4 \  m
Opportunity rarely knocks on your door.
. m7 J0 k2 c  l6 l: sKnock rather on opportunity’s door if you ardently wish to enter.   O; }  s; K  W% R) u
成功与失败 2 T1 I! V8 q1 b
Vince Lombardi
4 z2 z2 s0 T3 I% Z/ ?# |It’s not whether you get knocked down. ! l0 v1 J) A; u% i
...It’s whether you get up again. - ~3 `' D2 }9 j' i
Winston Churchill
1 f, O7 i. {) B: g! uAn optimist sees an opportunity in every calamity; ! Q  \5 X0 u" D' q5 P
a pessimist sees a calamity in every opportunity. 2 Y4 U3 z' t7 L8 |6 _9 M
热情（年轻/年老） 4 u1 _: n* r+ \6 H% k$ C
Ralph Waldo Emerson
$ S( F/ s8 s4 nNothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.
- U/ u5 }- m7 \, |. l6 l2 k4 w信心
1 I" o$ y! A' [/ q% B( `James Allen
! n( v0 V" y* w3 G, @The will to do springs from the knowledge that we can do.
- e% T3 M2 D8 E7 ~Samuel Johnson
9 f7 B) [) g/ }$ Y  e: A% V5 kFew things are impossible to diligence and skill.
' D7 ~4 t9 g$ r& eAughey 4 W: ^5 B3 w6 p) z& D0 l
Lost time is never found again. 9 Z, r" {: C' X' K6 x" u
Voltaire
5 `# ?# f8 N4 [/ yNo problem can stand the assault of sustained thinking.
5 R. l* J2 \! b( J* e! s# ?; Z/ FNapoleon
( R* F- U( R+ z3 ]* I. t  j, zVictory belongs to the most persevering.
% t2 Z- p8 i/ N* P8 T细心 8 H0 r. J/ w0 x
Euipides # z- n- `3 |) i  V4 \
Leave no stone unturned.
. {/ G7 y$ M5 f9 E6 J. x1 J计划与工作 % y' f: N% w9 z
Norman Vincent Peale 6 @7 S7 H2 ~$ W7 [) I
Plan your work for today and every day;
/ J# z; `5 y1 m, \then work your plan. # @. @3 J& k2 J: @7 s% ?3 ^& ^1 q
Henry Ford
% Z7 o& _1 p' N0 H* ?# LFailure is only the opportunity to more intelligently begin again.
* {7 T' q3 L* k  @Thomas Edison
2 N% G. E8 o+ ^1 ?, GI start where the last man left off.
9 w- C$ B2 y2 W$ @( {) B! e理想与现实 7 w* k( z8 W8 C3 Q7 c0 K
What the mind of man can conceive and believe, ( R6 u" g+ P, y  m/ \" P2 c* i% X* z
the mind of a man can achieve. 0 t. F+ J: O0 {' _/ {
勤奋
% v9 l: s! e4 b+ J' {, ?Benjamin Franklin
  y$ J5 e/ A  l- l: f' \( |Plough deep while sluggards sleep. * z6 P' g+ b3 i7 d8 [" S
目标 # T5 X) k& j# Q
Henry David Thoreau
8 W3 L8 b; l+ ^) pIn the lone run men hit only what they aim at. 3 \9 ~( f' o# b+ r) Q
幸运
+ b- A0 J" f. I* CEmily Dickinson . D/ o) T% @- m% y
Luck is not chance... : |; P/ L; G% A& C" o
It’s toil... 1 _' j# \6 p; u1 {- r  Z, }
Fortune’s expensive smile is earned.
0 H6 Y) t$ c# k3 }勤奋
3 W) ^( Q+ V1 k9 Z& c5 ^Thomas Edison   O% I) G. w; \% t( C- d; ~) [, N  L
Genius is one percent inspiration and ninety-nine percent perspiration. 2 B  K  W% V- ~9 r
Useful Quotations
( ]& d6 g0 I# ?/ s0 z想象力 # f5 _. w) s- W. o0 v: W4 b. f" `
Albert Einstein " Y0 {1 f0 f9 L  N! Z
Imagination is more important than knowledge.
' a8 n& R2 a/ f5 J挑战： + Q4 b! J+ U3 ^/ _, U: f
Walter Begehot
2 U, v& \' ~' _9 e- rThe great pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do.
, q  W! ^3 Y% b机会与准备
4 v# \) ?5 E9 |8 i! H9 ^Abraham Lincoln
$ B* O6 P; N1 {1 TI will prepare and some day my chance will come.
+ Y" U' R* [, M7 v* N+ s信心与事实 : d" C7 r$ R! l6 T% k% I' ]
Henry Ford
7 Y& [: ^/ I  t+ BWhether you think you can or think you can’t -- you are right.
2 e/ i0 ]( i( H& ]English Proverb
% ], u% o( F4 k- @/ {2 {; ]( kWhere there’s a will there’s a way. ! z1 a) q8 J5 N  O4 G
There is no failure excepting no longer trying.
  h! v3 q1 y/ eLuck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity.
( C+ p2 Y2 d9 K0 J# U啃骨头原理——John　F.　Kennedy - G. [7 U, I- l( O
　　We　choose　to　go　to　the　moon　and　other　things.　　Not　because　they　are　easy,　but　because　they　are　hard.
" l* L8 L  L- F　　化整为零——Henry　Ford
# W2 _+ S8 g: f: c2 E& X! M　　Nothing　is　particularly　hard　if　you　divide　it　into　small　jobs.　 9 j7 H) Z0 g; ]- ?% q
　　聚宝真经——Robert　Collier
( v( q  W* H1 ]: J& n6 m9 `　　Success　is　the　sum　of　small　efforts,　repeated　day　in　and　day　out.
( Y1 U! U0 M2 A5 |: P; D! U　　一句话，一辈子——Winston　Churchill # ~" o) C* D7 N9 t. I& g2 u) j
　　Never,　never,　never,　never　give　up.
3 z5 z& k# A4 O　　打遍天下无敌手——Napoleon
8 H4 m6 R$ L; u6 z- Y& T, N  ^( {　　Victory　belongs　to　the　most　persevering. 6 B8 }% ^7 O3 C- H( H
　　另解：巧妇难为无米之炊——Mother　Teresa
4 }, b* [# [! c: \8 U4 w9 ]　　To　keep　a　lamp　burning　we　have　to　keep　putting　oil　in　it. ) ^/ o7 h% y3 `* y
　　一语惊醒梦中人——谚语 7 Y# @2 N* Q: p6 Z7 P! }
　　Where　there's　a　will　there's　a　way.
0 Q& ^! J- N) [　　天冰两吃——William　Penn / a' G8 S; L! ~# `- q' T$ U
　　No　pains,　no　palm;　no　thorns,　no　throne;　no　gall,　no　glory;　no　cross,　no　crown.
3 l1 `8 q/ S6 q7 f2 }; ^　　付出与收获的正比逻辑——Crassus
8 J/ F# U+ O& ?, M　　Those　who　aim　at　great　deeds　must　suffer　greatly.
* e" C, b# A. B, g6 E' C　　最廉价却又最昂贵的资本——Thomas　Edison : [3 G, r2 {; K
　　There　is　no　substitute　for　hard　work.
3 h' @( A. B9 R! w　　你在睡梦中押韵，我在耕耘中押注——Benjamin　Franklin $ {( [  @  D; y6 S+ `
　　Plough　deep　while　sluggards　sleep. 3 l' v! m# ]. @/ E7 G
　　独孤新解——Henry　David　Thoreau
$ d+ O, @* B+ S) N; m! F2 {3 s7 `　　In　the　long　run　men　hit　only　what　they　aim　at.
9 x' h/ P9 O4 H: {. v! \3 B　　黑客？！——Samuel　Johnson + I, j. o6 J, S# V) Z
　　Few　things　are　impossible　to　diligence　and　skill.
6 u: r7 v1 q+ x　　年底大分红——Ray　A.　Croc
* h5 g) ^; L0 `( j% w  `　　Luck　is　a　dividend　of　sweat.　The　more　you　sweat,　the　luckier　you　get. 5 a- q) v8 W5 M) A; d
　　没得花肥，哪有扑鼻香——Emily　Dickinson 2 t# g- ^2 x, |7 S
　　Luck　is　not　chance...　It's　toil...　Fortune's　expensive　smile　is　earned.
/ n8 t0 f9 F( ]# L& x　　最原始的生存数学——Thomas　Edison
7 K+ b8 m1 E! s# v: R* i　　Genius　is　one-percent　inspiration　and　ninety-nine　percent　perspiration.
! a& }% R+ ]7 O8 D　　幸运的信徒——Thomas　Jefferson
+ N; v' \+ E& H0 L: H　　I'm　a　great　believer　in　luck,　and　I　find　the　harder　I　work,　the　more　I　have　of　it. 0 i/ w+ U2 {$ J
　　谁拐走你的胜利——Ralph　Waldo　Emerson 0 G# {* x' ~  X3 D9 y1 I. ^4 ~
　　No　one　can　cheat　you　out　of　ultimate　success　but　yourselves.
2 [8 h1 u6 W# E' c; m" e% X$ s* V　　失败之后…——Vince　Lombardi - F  }" d" f  {8 g- U8 p
　　It's　not　whether　you　get　knocked　down...　It’s　whether　you　get　up　again. 4 r: H+ }$ O9 T& O* L( D
　　人生何其丰富多彩，但谨记上色原则——Winston　Churchill 4 A5 J# [$ J# h+ F4 H" R
　　An　optimist　sees　an　opportunity　in　every　calamity;　a　pessimist　sees　a　calamity　in　every　opportunity.
& X/ b7 g* H: x# q1 x; [* `- n　　失败赞歌——Henry　Ford
1 L- T% A3 P  q, e) }　　Failure　is　only　the　opportunity　to　more　intelligently　begin　again.
6 Z) s  z) v6 t! `+ \/ `) ~0 S/ O　　思及：金钱不是万能的，没有金钱却是万万不能的——Vince　Lombardi 8 i6 E! P" H/ d8 ~! z5 |+ i" C
Winning　isn't　everything,　but　wanting　to　win　is. " Z9 _: s+ |; O" I; O- G
　　昨日重现?!——Aughey Lost　time　is　never　found　again. . i7 l/ b7 G$ F; q% |0 t
　　孔子亦云——Confucius 0 X! N0 T: U, |6 j9 L* i' {/ O
Our　greatest　glory　is　not　in　never　falling...but　in　rising　every　time　we　fall.
$ |& i5 X- ~- L' f& F　　不倒翁密籍——谚语 4 s7 K0 g5 `0 G9 M- u0 n
There　is　no　failure　excepting　no　longer　trying.
' u0 m- Z( d1 m, v　　心动不如行动——Theodore　Roosevelt
$ M- V8 Q. V0 X! eDo　what　you　can,　with　what　you　have,　with　where　you　are. - o/ g! j8 f4 q& ^. u% {
　　应聘的标准回答，但请做个性化配置——Publilius　Syrus　Maxim ' z3 k- H- N2 O9 C$ R
　　No　one　knows　what　he　can　do　till　he　tries.
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　　当地球上最后一个人听见敲门声——Will　Rogers
8 b; V6 X6 K" T　　Even　if　you're　on　the　right　track,　you'll　get　run　over...　　If　you　just　sit　there,　opportunity　rarely　knocks　on　your　door.　　Knock　rather　on　opportunity's　door　if　you　ardently　wish　to　enter.
/ \+ W4 p9 a: f4 E2 @" x5 D5 F4 ^2 t1 v　　从设想到起飞——Norman　Vincent　Peale & Z0 k9 f: h( T( {) ]& Y' \$ R" U5 E
　　Plan　your　work　for　today　and　every　day;　then　work　your　plan.
' A3 z) o* J* Z8 b7 \; K7 z" K　　阴文幽幽地质问：你是真心爱我还是迫不得已的？——Thucydides & `- O) B+ p0 l+ y  q/ h
　　The　strong　do　what　they　will.　　The　weak　do　what　they　must.
  g; A4 H; `1 q3 r3 l　　近水楼台先得月——James　Allen
4 m6 u6 r. j5 V# P: [　　The　will　to　do　springs　from　the　knowledge　that　we　can　do. : c# c0 S3 C; h4 }; U" k
　　反打：临阵磨枪，比200瓦灯泡还亮——Abraham　Lincoln
: g/ y4 Y& z- h& M　　I　will　prepare　and　some　day　my　chance　will　come.
1 q( C) R: E+ T  Y; N　　变心——Terence
4 M5 C! r- K# v9 x" P! D1 z5 Z　　There　is　nothing　so　easy　but　that　it　becomes　difficult　when　you　do　it　reluctantly. ; x7 y4 H2 C) n
　　有感：梦中走了千里路，醒来还是在床上
0 s! N9 `' F& }) c' \. Q　　You'll　learn　more　about　a　road　by　traveling　it...than　by　consulting　all　the　maps　in　the　world. $ J6 ~. r* i: M9 J* g
　　感叹：日有所思，夜有所梦
( p( L+ z  q+ X  y; ]2 O# f　　The　mind　of　a　man　can　achieve　What　it　can　conceive　and　believe. 6 w; F' b# k: u/ Q& G! v
　　巨人肩膀罚站记——Thomas　Edison
& ^8 Y" t. O6 W( K0 [9 t　　I　start　where　the　last　man　left　off. 4 g/ Z# C: @, p; x' p* c9 Y
　　天长地久——Voltaire * f7 S- V( q0 z; F, k0 ]
　　No　problem　can　stand　the　assault　of　sustained　thinking.
$ S+ I% p, l! @! ~( y, q　　多乎哉，不多也——Euipides
" ~( P* s' T9 R　　Leave　no　stone　unturned. ! D+ e# I1 T9 m7 ?. m* c
　　金字塔三维标准——John　Wooden
$ p( R' v. Y3 M/ q& S9 \　　Talent　is　God　given--Be　Humble.　　Fame　is　man　given--　Be　Thankful.　　Conceit　is　self-given　--Be　Careful. - G5 W& p! G2 d& \1 I9 b  Q- e1 F
　　水润自然界中万物，火呢——Ralph　Waldo　Emerson
5 `* h& N8 z) W5 J　　Nothing　great　was　ever　achieved　without　enthusiasm. " ^6 o! a! u! l* t9 E3 F3 ^/ e
　　大叔问：烙饼要什么馅的？——Albert　Einstein
, B0 l$ ]. z, w1 r- s　　Imagination　is　more　important　than　knowledge.
0 q5 e  @+ S4 u' j　　如你所愿——Henry　Ford 8 i* X8 h, B' ~9 Q( ]7 V' K7 y
　　Whether　you　think　you　can　or　think　you　can't　--　you　are　right. * I9 ~) r0 ?' R- e9 |. N
　　激将法又一例——Walter　Begehot
% s! z- k% k1 u6 L$ Z. `$ d  c　　The　great　pleasure　in　life　is　doing　what　people　say　you　cannot　do. 6 \6 b3 T, c* _( W: @) }% y5 A
　　反思：我等到花儿也谢了——谚语 ' q) ^& L1 S5 f6 I
　　Luck　is　what　happens　when　preparation　meets　opportunity. ; S3 S. j" I2 `; ~9 ?9 n
　　逆境的黑白道——Robert　Collier
  `  q0 t$ c' F3 \" A　　In　every　adversity　there　lies　the　seed　of　an　equivalent　advantage.　In　every　defeat　there　is　a　lesson　showing　you　how　to　win　the　victory　next　time. 3 R" t6 v( j6 v2 X- |, J
　　化妆舞会上的艳遇——Ann　Landers 1 ]9 p: \2 n- w
　　Opportunities　are　usually　disguised　as　hard　work,　so　most　people　don't　recognize　them.　 & Q# b3 q, M1 p! Z# g5 E
　　还君明珠——Albert　Einstein
! r# E, `0 R9 f9 W7 Q* P" ~# e　　In　the　middle　of　difficulty　lies　opportunity. , ^. h5 {+ P0 F! `
　　点时成金——Thomas　Fuller
1 r8 w" Y7 f6 q2 r4 l. z　　A　wise　man　turns　chance　into　good　fortune. ' D7 a# `7 Q8 ?+ K9 K( \
　　顺境与逆境的造化——William　Hazlitt ; L/ ?6 b9 U6 I) D
　　Prosperity　is　a　great　teacher;　adversity　is　a　greater.   B. A' b3 H' F0 H* Q& e- h
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