2006 September Gold Rush English Professional Level 4 Vocabulary Contextual Co-occurrence

Author: Wu Leqi, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: For important high-frequency vocabulary, this book provides both English and Chinese definitions. Many vocabulary books have English annotations that are more obscure and difficult to understand than the original words, and this "explaining difficult words with difficult words" method only increases the memorization difficulty for examinees. This book draws inspiration from the annotation style of the Longman Dictionary, using simple and easy-to-understand words to explain difficult words. The English and Chinese definitions complement each other, helping students grasp the exact meaning of the terms and achieve better memorization and comprehension. This book includes all the vocabulary required by the "Vocabulary List for TEM-4 and TEM-8" (excluding simple middle school vocabulary without phrase usage), and the Chinese definitions of the terms are also based on the "Vocabulary List for TEM-4 and TEM-8," ensuring authority. Clearly defining the vocabulary scope to be tested allows examinees to prepare effectively. The examples in this book are sourced widely, rich in content, covering multiple fields such as society, culture, science and technology, law, and economics. The language is lively and engaging, enabling examinees to broaden their horizons and familiarize themselves with the themes of the TEM-4 exam while learning in a relaxed environment. This book includes vocabulary from the past 14 years of TEM-4 test questions and the latest CET vocabulary test questions, accompanied by accurate translations. This allows examinees to learn various common usage patterns of words in a real exam setting, grasp the test perspective, and feel confident and at ease when taking the exam.