Practical Dictionary for English Vocabulary

Author: Zhang Lei
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: This is a series of books tailored for MBA selection exams. Based on the unified textbooks compiled by the National Advisory Committee on Business Administration Master Education, China Machine Press has collaborated with renowned pre-examination tutors for MBA and experienced question-setting experts to develop this series under the "Exam Experts Guidance" for the MBA joint examination. This series is designed according to the latest MBA joint examination syllabus and the latest trends and directions of the MBA examination questions. It features a large volume of questions, comprehensive question types, broad coverage, a well-balanced distribution of difficulty levels and cognitive levels, and strong exam-oriented focus.
Vocabulary review is the foundation of English preparation, but rote memorization of words is time-consuming and yields slow results. It is essential to combine vocabulary learning with exercises such as reading and translation. It is recommended that you dedicate a concentrated period of time in the early stages of your review, such as 2-3 hours daily, for intensive vocabulary memorization. The goal is to gain a general yet comprehensive understanding of the vocabulary and idiomatic expressions outlined in the syllabus.
During the mid-stage of preparation, candidates should primarily use reading and translation exercises to reinforce their vocabulary. At this stage, it is important to focus on methods: first complete reading and translation exercises, then review and record any words or phrases that remain unclear. Please pay attention—using a vocabulary handbook while reading is the worst way to study. In the later stages of preparation, especially before the exam, candidates must revisit the vocabulary multiple times to ensure a clear memory and avoid being hindered by unfamiliar words, which could affect reading speed.