2010年职称英语(卫生类ab级)词汇精讲(（Vocabulary of professional English (health class AB) in 2010）.docVIP

2010年职称英语(卫生类ab级)词汇精讲(（Vocabulary of professional English (health class AB) in 2010） Vocabulary of professional English (health class AB) in 2010 (1) 1.Will you please (can you please...) call my husband (husband) as soon as possible (as fast as possible)? A) connect (connection, connection) B) consult (consult, negotiate) C) phone (phone, give)... Call) D) visit (visit, visit) 1.C.call is a polysemous word. Its common meaning is shouting, calling, call a place/call on sb. at, named in the sentence meaning call, equivalent to call up. Call Phone or phone up. Call is a common verb, and its related phrase structure is also a common point of investigation: Call somebody give (someone) a call I gave the headmaster (principal) a call but he was out (outside). I called the headmaster, but he went out. Call off cancelled The The meeting has been called off. meeting was cancelled. (passive voice structure of perfect tense) Call on visit Ill call on him tomorrow (tomorrow). Ill call on him tomorrow. There are some exercises about call off in the English vocabulary exercises of professional titles: 2.The workers finally (final) called off the strike (strike) A) put off B) ended (end) C) participated in (participating) D) cancelled cancellation 2. D. The meaning of call off is Cancel, so D (cancel) is the answer. Put off is deferred, the phrase structure consisting of off needs to be paid attention to in the review (the basic meaning of off is leave, break): Take off undress, take off Set off starts, starts, makes the explosion Turn off off Relative synonym phrases needed to master: Participate in – take part in – join in End – cease - close – finish- stop – terminate ends, stops 3. We ll give every (each) teacher (teacher) space to develop (development, development, growth) A) chance (opportunity) B) (employment, hire, use, work) C) room (room, space) D) opportunity (opportunity) The basic meaning of 3.C.space is space, so C (space) is the answer. Room is a polysemous word, a