前面有s的单词

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S (abbrev) south

sad (adj)

SAE (abbrev) stamped addressed envelope

safe (n & adj)

safety (n )

salary (n)

sale (n )

sales (n)

same (adj & pron)

sample (n)

satisfaction (n)

satisfactory (adj)

satisfied (adj)

save (v)

say (v)

scale (n)

• salary scale

• large-scale

• small-scale

schedule (n & v)

scheme (n)

• training scheme

school (n)

science (n)

scientific (adj)

scissors (n)

screen (n & v)

• a TV/computer screen

screw (n & v)

• Screw this in for me, please. (v)

• Have you seen the screw? (n)

sea (n)

seal (v)

search (n & v)

• customs search (n)

• a search on the internet (n)

search for (v)

season (n)

• e.g. autumn, winter

• the conference season

seasonal (staff, rates) (adj)

seat (n & v)

seatbelt (n)

sec (abbrev) second

second (adj & n)

second-hand/second hand (adj & adv)

secondary (adj)

secret (n & adj)

secretarial (adj)

secretary (n)

section (n)

• section head

sector (n)

• sector of the economy

secure (v & adj)

security (n)

see (v)

seem (v)

seldom (adv)

select (v)

selection (n)

self-employed (adj)

self-service (adj)

sell (v)

selling price (n)

seminar (n)

send (v)

send for (v)

send for something

senior (adj)

sensible (adj)

sentence (n)

• Can you translate this sentence into German?

separate (adj & v)

• Can you separate these for me?(v)

• They work in separate offices.(adj)

series (n)

serious (adj)

servant (n)

civil servant

serve (v )

• The bank serves the interests of its customers.

• The rail network serves every region of the country.

• In my last job, I had to serve customers.

service (n & v)

service station (n)

service agreement (n)

service charge (n)

service industry (n)

services (n pl)

• customer services

set off (phr v)

set off for work

set out (phr v)

• set out on a journey

set up (phr v)

set up a business

settle (v)

• feel settled in a job

• settle an account

several (adj)

sex (n)

• the male/female sex

shake (n & v)

shall (v)

shallow (adj)

shame (n)

• What a shame!

shape (n & v)

share (n & v)

• I share an office with the Marketing Director. (v)

• Our market share has increased

this year. (n)

shareholder (n)

shares (n & pl)

• shares in the company

sharp (adj)

• sharp image

• a sharp rise/drop

she (pron)

sheet (n)

shelf (n)

shift (n)

• night shift

shift work(er)

shine (v)

ship (n & v)

shipping (n)

shock (n)

• The news of the low sales figures came as a shock.

shop (n & v)

short (adj)

shortage (n)

short-term/short term (adj & n)

should (v)

shout (n & v)

show (n & v)

shower (n)

shut (adj & v)

shy (adj)

sick (adj)

side (n)

sight (n)

• in sight, out of sight tourist sights

sightseeing (n)

sign (n & v)

a traffic sign, a sign on a wall (n)

Sign here, please. (v)

signs of economic recovery (n)

signal (n & v)

signature (n)

significant (adj)

• a significant rise

signpost (n)

silence (n)

silent (adj)

silk (n & adj)

silver (n & adj)

similar (adj)

simple (adj)

simple food

• a simple exercise

since (conj & prep)

sincerely (adv)

single (n & adj)

Sir (n)

sit (v)

site (n)

situate (v)

situation (n)

size (n)

skill (n)

skilled (adj)

sky (n)

sleep (n & v)

slight (adj)

slim (adj)

slow (adj)

slow down (phr v)

• Sales of the X13 model have slowed down.

small (adj)

smart (adj)

smell (n & v)

smile (n & v)

smoke (n & v)

smooth (adj)

snack (n)

so (adv & conj)

so that (conj)

so-so (adj)

social (adj)

society (n)

soft (adj)

software (n)

sole (adj)

• sole agent

solid (adj)

• solid fuel

• a solid cylinder

solution (n)

solve (v)

some (adj & adv)

somebody (n & pron)

someone (n & pron)

something (n & pron)

sometimes (adv)

somewhere (adv)

soon (adv)

sorry (adj)

sort (n & v)

sort out (phr v)

•Could you sort out my travel arrangements to Madrid?

sound (n & v)

south (adj, adv & n)

south east (n & adj)

south west (adj, adv & n)

souvenir (n)

space (n)

spare (adj & v)

• spare cash (adj)

• I can’t spare the time to see him.(v)

speak (v)

speaker (n)

• a conference speaker

special (adj)

specialise (v)

specialist (n)

speciality (n)

specifications (n pl)

speech (n)

speed (n)

spell (v)

spend (v & n)

• spend money (v)

• spend time (v)

• Our advertising spend increased this year. (n)

spill (v)

spite (n)

• in spite of

sponsor (n & v)

sport(s) (n)

spy (n & v)

square (n & adj)

• a square pattern (adj)

• Market Square (n)

St (abbrev) street

staff (n)

stage (n)

• the final stage of production stairs (n pl)

stamp (n)

• Is there a stamp on the envelope?

• Use the company stamp.

stand (v & n)

• stand outside (v)

• a stand at an exhibition (n)

• standholder (n)

• Production stood still due to a strike. (v)

• We stood (up) to get a better view.(v)

• The factory stands on a new industrial park. (v)

standard (n & adj)

staple (n)

stapler (n)

start (n & v)

• the start of the conference (n)

• The meeting started at 2pm. (v)

start-up (adj)

• Start-up costs have increased.

state (n & v)

• Her office was in a very untidy state. (n)

• There are both state and private railways in Japan. (n)

• Please state your order clearly. (v)

station (n)

stationery (n)

statistics (n)

stay (n & v)

stay behind (phr v)

• He stayed behind to finish the report.

steady (adj)

steal (v)

steam (n)

steel (n & adj)

steep (adj)

step (n & v)

• steps 1 – 3 (n)

• take steps to do something (n pl)

• step up the career ladder (v)

still (adv)

stock (n & v)

Stock Exchange (n)

stocks (n)

• stocks and shares

stone (n)

stop (v & n)

storage (n)

store (n & v)

• a department store (n)

• Store it for future use. (v)

storeroom (n)

storey (n)

storm (n)

• The roof of the factory was damaged in the storm.

• a storm of protests

story (n)

straight (adj & adv)

strange (adj)

stranger (n)

strategy (n)

• a business strategy

street (n)

strength (n)

strengthen (v)

stress (n & v)

• There’s a lot of stress in this job.(n)

• He stressed that it was important to be early. (v)

strict (adj)

• strict Health & Safety rules

strike (n & v)

• Most of the workers have gone on strike. (n)

• They’re striking for higher wages.(v)

string (n)

strong (adj)

structure (n & v)

• Could you describe the structure of the company? (n)

• The company was re-structured.(v)

student (n)

studies (n)

• business studies study (n & v)

• I’m studying Marketing.(v)

• She studied the report. (v)

• The company carried out a study of consumer shopping habits. (n)

stupid (adj)

subsequently (adv)

subsidiary (n & adj)

subject (n)

• the subject of a discussion

• the subject of a sentence

• a school/college subject

subtract (v)

subway (n)

• The New York subway is a huge transport system. (Am Eng)

• Subways provide an alternative to crossing busy roads. (Br Eng)

succeed (v)

success (n)

such (adj)

sudden (adj)

suffer (v)

sufficient (adj)

suggest (v)

suggestion (n)

suit (n & v)

suitability (n)

suitable (adj)

suitcase (n)

suite (n)

sum (n)

sum up (phr v)

• The Finance Director summed up objections to the new strategy.

supermarket (n)

supervise (v)

supervision (n)

supper (n)

supplies (n pl)

supply (n & v)

support (n & v)

suppose (v)

surcharge (n)

sure (adj)

surname (n)

surplus (n)

surprise (n, v & adj)

survey (n)

sweep (v)

swing (n & v)

• There has been a swing in public opinion. (n)

• The door swung shut. (v)

switch (n & v)

system (n)