1. be fond of “喜爱，爱好” ，接名词、代词或动词的 -ing 形式。
- He’s fond of swimming. 他喜欢游泳。
- Are you fond of fresh vegetables. 你喜欢新鲜蔬菜吗?
- He is fond of his research work. 他喜爱他的研究工作。
2. hunt for = look for 寻找
- I have found the book I was hunting for. 我找到了那本我在找的书。
- hunt for a job 找工作
3. in order to/so as to ：这两个词组都可引导不定式作目的状语，in order to 可放于句首，so as to 则不能，其否定形式为 in order not to / so as not to。
- He went to Beijing in order / so as to attend an important meeting.
- In order to be noticed, he shouted and waved to us. 为了让我们注意他，他朝我们又是叫喊又是挥手。
4. care about
1. 喜欢，对……有兴趣 = care for
- She doesn’t care about money. 她不喜欢钱。
2. 关心 = care for
- She thinks only of herself. She doesn’t care about other people. 她只考虑自己。她不关心别人。
3. 在乎，在意（接从句或不接任何成分）
- These young people care nothing about what old people might say. 这些年轻人根本不在乎老人说的话。
5. such as 意为“诸如……”，“像……”，是用来列举人或事物的。
- She teaches three subjects, such as physics and chemistry. 她教三门科目，像物理、化学。
6. drop a line 留下便条，写封短信
7. make yourself at home 别客气；随便；无拘束
- If you get to my house before I do, help yourself to a drink and make yourself at home. 如果你在我之前到我家，自己喝点饮料，随便一点。
8. stay up 不睡；熬夜
1. I’ll be late home, don’t stay up for me. 我将回家很晚，不要等我了。
2. He stayed up reading until 2:00 in the morning. 他熬夜看书直到凌晨两点。
9. come about 引起；发生；产生
1. How did the accident come about? 这场事故是怎么发生的？
2. They didn’t know how the change had come about. 他们不知道这个变化是怎样产生的。
10. except for 除……之外
1. except 与 except for 的用法常有区别。except 多用于引起同类事物中被排除的一项。如：
- ①He answered all the questions except the last one. 除去最后一个，他回答了所有问题。
- ②We go there every day except Sunday. 除了星期天，我们天天去那里。
2. except for 用于引述细节以修正句子的主要意思。如：
- ①Except for one old lady, the bus was empty. 除去一个老太太，这辆公共汽车全空了。
- ②Your picture is good except for the colours. 你的画儿很好，只是某些色彩有问题。
3. 但在现代英语中，except for 也用于表示 except 的意思。如上述第一个例子可以是：
- He answered all the questions except for the last one.
4. 另外，在介词短语之前只能用 except，不能用 except for。
- We go to bed before ten, except in the summer. 除了夏季，我们通常十点之前上床睡觉。
11. end up with 以……告终；以……结束
- The party ended up with an English song. 聚会以一首英文歌结束。
12. more or less 几乎；差不多；大约；大概；大体上
1. I’ve more or less succeeded, but they haven’t. 我差不多成功了，而他们没有。
2. Our living condition has more or less improved. 我们的生活水平或多或少提高了。
13. bring in 引进；引来；吸收
1. We should bring in new technology. 我们应该引进新技术。
2. He brings in 800 dollars a month. 他一个月挣八百美元。
14. get away (from) 逃离
1. The thieves got away from the shop with all our money. 小偷带着我们所有的钱从商店逃跑了。
2. I caught a really big fish but it got away. 我钓到了一条好大的鱼，可是它逃掉了。
15. watch out (for) 注意；留心
1. Watch out! There is a car coming. 小心！汽车来了。
2. Watch out for the hole in the road. 留神路上的那个坑。
16. see sb. off 给某人送行
- Tomorrow I will see my friend off at the railway station. 明天我到火车站给朋友送行。
17. on the other hand 另一方面（用以引出相互矛盾的观点、意见等，常说 on the one hand …… on the other hand 一方面……另一方面）
- I know this job of mine isn’t well paid, but on the other hand I don’t have to work long hours. 我知道这份工作报酬不高，但从另一方面来说，我也不必工作太长时间。
18. as well as 和，还
- He is a talented musician as well as being a photographer. 她不但是摄影师还是个天才的音乐家。
19. take place 发生
- take one’s place 入座、站好位置、取得地位
- take sb’s place 或 take the place of 代替、取代
20. on fire 相当于 burning，意为“燃烧；着火；起火”，有静态的含意。catch fire 有动态的含意。
- set…on fire/set fire to…用来表示“使……着火”、“放火烧……”。
- Look, the theatre is on fire! Let’s go and help. 瞧，剧院着火了，咱们去帮忙救火吧。
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