Unit 6

Main Book

blouse (noun)
a loose-fitting upper garment, typically worn by women
女裝襯衫
She wore a stylish blouse to the meeting.

boot (noun)
a type of footwear that covers the ankle and sometimes the leg
靴子
He bought a new pair of boots for the winter.

cardigan (noun)
a knitted garment worn over the upper body, typically open at the front
開襟毛衣
She wore a cozy cardigan on chilly days.

sneaker (noun)
a type of shoe designed for sports or casual wear
運動鞋
He prefers wearing sneakers for comfort.

polyester (noun)
a synthetic fabric made from polyester fibers
聚酯纖維
The shirt is made of polyester, making it durable.

sandal (noun)
a type of open footwear that is secured to the foot by straps
涼鞋
She wore sandals to the beach.

apology (noun)
an expression of regret for a mistake or offense
道歉
He offered an apology for being late.

light-hearted (adjective)
cheerful and carefree
輕鬆的
The film had a light-hearted tone throughout.

unsatisfactory (adjective)
not meeting expectations
未如理想/不達標的
The service at the restaurant was unsatisfactory.

exchange (verb)
to give something and receive something in return
交換
They decided to exchange gifts for the holiday.

receipt (noun)
a document acknowledging that something has been paid for or received
收據
Please keep the receipt for any returns.

calm down (phrasal verb)
to become or make someone less agitated or upset
冷靜下來
She tried to calm down her friend during the argument.

refund (noun)
a repayment of money, typically when goods are returned
退款
He requested a refund for the faulty camera.

refuse (verb)
to indicate that one is not willing to do something
拒絕
She had to refuse the invitation due to prior commitments.

Practice Booklet

popularity (noun)
the state of being liked, admired, or supported by many people
人氣
The show gained popularity quickly after its release.

device (noun)
a tool or machine used for a specific purpose
裝置
The new device makes cooking easier.

function (noun)
the specific activity or purpose of something
功能
The primary function of the app is to track fitness.

launch (noun)
the act of starting or introducing something, especially a product
發佈
The launch of the new phone was highly anticipated.

specification (noun)
a detailed description of the design and materials used to make something
規格
The specifications of the computer are suitable for standard office use.

custom (adj.)
made to order and personalized
訂製的
They offered custom solutions for their clients.

lens (noun)
a piece of glass or other transparent material that focuses or disperses light
鏡頭
He bought a new camera lens for better photography.

worldwide (adj.)
extending across the world
環球的
The company has a worldwide presence.

handheld game console (noun)
a portable device for playing video games
手持遊戲機
He enjoys playing games on his handheld game console.

expiry date (noun phr.)
the date after which something is no longer valid or usable
到期日
Make sure to check the expiry date on the food packaging.

Data File

router (noun)
a device that forwards data packets between computer networks
路由器
The router connects all the devices in the home network.

optical mouse (noun)
a computer mouse that uses light to detect movement
光學滑鼠
The optical mouse is more precise than a traditional one.

flash drive (noun)
a small portable storage device that uses flash memory
隨身碟
He saved the document on a flash drive for backup.

cracked (adj.)
having a break or fracture
破裂的
The screen was cracked after dropping the phone.

warranty (noun)
a written guarantee promising to repair or replace a product if necessary
保養
The product comes with a two-year warranty.

out of stock (phr.)
not available for sale, usually because of depleted inventory
缺貨
The holiday cup collection is currently out of stock but will be restocked soon.

refund (noun)
a repayment of money, typically when goods are returned
退款
He requested a refund for the faulty camera.

ignore (verb)
to refuse to take notice of something
忽視
It’s best to ignore negative comments online.