中考英语一轮复习D开头词汇一讲义

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1、中考一轮复习D开头词汇（一）（讲义）❤❤以字母D开头的单词dad/dæd/n.(口语)爸爸，爹爹daddypapafatherfamily=FatherandmotherIloveyou.daily/’deili/adj.每日的；日常的ourdailylives=oureverydaylives日常生活adv.每天Themuseumisopendaily.n.日报ChinaDailyisaverypopularEnglishnewspaperinChina.dance/dɑːns/n.跳舞；舞蹈swingdance摇摆舞v.跳舞dan

2、cetomusicdanceawaltz跳一支华尔兹dancethetango跳探戈舞themosttalenteddancers舞蹈家danger/'deɪn(d)ʒə/n.危险in(great)danger处于危险中outofdanger脱离危险dangerous/'deɪn(d)ʒ(ə)rəs/adv.危险的dangerousplacesendangerv.危及，使遭受危险endangeredanimals濒临灭绝的动物dare/deə/敢，敢于（不用进行式）v.Shedaredtosinginfrontofherclass.m

3、odalv.Doyoudare(to)tellhimthenews?Howdareyouaccusemeoflying!你竟敢指责我撒谎！dark/dɑːk/n.黑暗；暗处；日暮Becarefulifyou’rewalkinghomeinthedark.afterdark天黑以后beforedark天黑以前adj.黑暗的；暗淡的；深色的darkhair黑发getdark（天）变黑darkblue深蓝darkhorse黑马(竞争中出乎意料获胜的人)brown棕色的blonde金色的date/deɪt/n.日期；约会Pleasewrite

4、yourname,address,anddateofbirthontheform.makeadate约好时间What’sthedatetoday?It’sOctober1st.Whatdayisittoday?It’sTuesday.What’stoday?It’sTuesday,October1st.daughter/'dɔːtə/n.女儿day/deɪ/n.(一)天，(一)日；白天daytimen.白天；日间oneday（指将来/过去的某一天）Oneday/SomedayI’llbuyaboatandsailaroundthewo

5、rld.一般将来时Oneday,shejustdidn’teforwork.一般过去时someday将来有一天，总有一天（将来的某一天）Teachers’DayClean-upDayI’mtakingadayoffnextweek.(haveadayoff)Thedaybeforeyesterday,yesterday,today,tomorrow,thedayaftertomorrowtheotherdayWehadaletterfromKimtheotherday.前几天；最近anotherdayLet’sdiscussitano

6、therday.另一天；改日die/daɪ/v.死diedown逐渐变弱；逐渐消失dieof/from死于……Thebabiesoftendiefrom/ofillness.(aheartattack/earthquake)Oldhabitsdiehard.积习难改。Nozuo,nodie.不作不死。dead/ded/adj.死的；无生命的Themanhasbeendeadforaboutthreemonths.（die是瞬间动词，不与for引导的时间状语连用）death/deθ/n.死Heisworriedtodeath.deaf/

7、def/adj.聋的blinddeal/diːl/v.(dealt,dealt)处理；应付；做生意dealwith=dowith应对；处理Idon’tknowhowtodealwiththematter.Idon’tknowwhattodowiththematter.n.协议；交易It’sadeal!成交It’snotabigdeal.没什么大不了的Agood/greatdealof（修饰不可数名词）大量的，非常多的Agreatdealoftheirworkisunpaid.Agood/greatdeal（修饰动词和形容词的比较级）许

8、多，很多HeknewagooddealmorethanIdid.December/dɪ'sembə/n.十二月onDecember3rdJanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugust