TOEFL單詞短語學(xué)習(xí)：

at ease 安逸，自由自在；舒適 (adjective): a condition of comfort
- He feels at ease when speaking in Spanish.

apprehension n. 理解；恐懼；逮捕；憂懼 (noun): fearful or unpleasant expectation
- Experiencing some apprehension about meeting new people overseas is normal.

immunizations n. 免疫接種；防疫注射 (noun): protection, often in the form of vaccination or shots, against certain diseases
- Immunizations against certain diseases are strongly recommended when traveling to certain areas of the world.

haggle vi. 爭(zhēng)論；亂劈 (verb): intense bargaining over the price of goods
- We were finally able to haggle down the price of the rug.

stare vt. 凝視，盯著看 (verb): fix your eyes on something
- Even if you see something unusual, it is considered impolite to stare .

disquieting adj. 令人不安的；令人憂慮的 (adjective): a feeling of discomfort
- I had a disquieting feeling about walking down this street at night.

oddity n. 奇異；古怪；怪癖 (noun): something strange or unusual
- Eating snails and octopus is an oddity to some people in certain parts of the world.

dodge vt. 躲避，避開 (verb): make sudden moves in new directions to avoid something
- I had to dodge out of the away to avoid being hit by an oncoming car.

knack n. 訣竅；本領(lǐng)；熟練技術(shù)；巧妙手法(noun): a special way of doing something
- If you practice enough, you soon get the knack of speaking in a foreign language.

chaotic adj. 混沌的；混亂的，無秩序的 (adjective): complete disorder and confusion
- The traffic is very chaotic during rush hour, so I always take the train.

blase adj. 玩厭了的，厭煩于享樂的(adjective): unconcerned and uninterested
- He felt the visit to the museum was so blase, having been to many others over the past few days.

dart vt. 投擲，投射；使迅速突然移動(dòng)(verb): move very quickly
- Taxis often dart in and out of traffic to take passengers to their destinations.