adventure (noun)
an exciting or unusual experience, often outdoors
歷險
They went on an adventure in the forbidden forest.

charity walk (noun)
a walking event to raise money for a good cause
慈善步行
Many people joined the charity walk to help the hospital secure funding for new chemotherapy equipment.

skim (verb)
to read or look through something quickly without paying attention to details
粗略地瀏覽
I skimmed the article to find the main idea.

reservation (noun)
an arrangement to keep a place or service for you in advance
預訂
We made a reservation at the restaurant for dinner.

sign up (verb)
to officially agree to join or take part in something
報名
I signed up to audition for the school basketball team.

regulation (noun)
a rule or law made to control how things are done
規定
You must follow the safety regulations at the pool otherwise you will put others and yourself in danger.

annual (adjective)
happening once every year
每年的
The school holds an annual sports day.

steep (adjective)
very slanted
陡峭的
The hill is very steep and hard to climb up or down.

recommend (verb)
to say that something is good and suggest others try it
推薦
I recommend the new movie; it is very exciting.

barbecue area (noun)
a place where people can cook food outside on a grill
燒烤區
We had a party in the barbecue area at the park.

accident (noun)
an unexpected event that usually causes harm or damage
意外
He broke his arm in a car accident.

permission slip (noun)
a written note from a parent or guardian allowing someone to do something
同意書
Students must bring a signed permission slip to go on the upcoming field trip.

appreciate (verb)
to be thankful for something
感激; 欣賞
I appreciate your help with my homework.

emergency (noun)
a sudden serious situation that needs quick action
緊急情況
Call 999 in case of an emergency.

litter (verb)
to leave trash in a public place instead of throwing it away properly
亂拋垃圾
Please do not litter in the park otherwise it’ll become dirty.

harmful (adjective)
causing damage or injury
有害的
Smoking is harmful to your family and health.

appropriately (adverb)
in a suitable or correct way
適當地
Please dress appropriately for the graduation ceremony or else you won’t be allowed to walk the stage.

insect repellent (noun)
a substance used to keep insects away
防蟲劑
Remember to use insect repellent when hiking so you don’t get bit by bugs.

diagnose (verb)
to figure out what illness or problem someone has
診斷
The doctor diagnosed her with the influenza.