V 開頭英文單字完整指南：從入門到精通的學習資源

V 開頭的英文單字

音標

中文意思

例句

vacation

/veɪˈkeɪʃn/

假期

We are planning a long vacation to Europe next summer. (我們計劃明年夏天去歐洲度一個長假。)

valley

/ˈvæli/

山谷

The small village is nestled in a valley between two mountains. (這個小村莊坐落在兩座山之間的山谷中。)

value

/ˈvæljuː/

價值

The antique vase has both sentimental and monetary value to our family. (這個古董花瓶對我們家有情感和金錢雙重價值。)

vampire

/ˈvæmpaɪər/

吸血鬼

The movie about the friendly vampire attracted viewers of all ages. (這部關於友好吸血鬼的電影吸引了各個年齡層的觀眾。)

van

/væn/

廂型車

My brother bought a new van to transport his musical equipment. (我哥哥買了一輛新廂型車來運輸他的音樂設備。)

vanilla

/vəˈnɪlə/

香草

She added a few drops of vanilla extract to enhance the flavor. (她加了幾滴香草精來提升風味。)

vanity

/ˈvænəti/

虛榮心

His vanity prevented him from admitting he needed reading glasses. (他的虛榮心使他無法承認自己需要閱讀眼鏡。)

vapor

/ˈveɪpər/

蒸氣

The vapor from the boiling water created a misty haze. (沸水產生的蒸氣形成了一片朦朧的霧氣。)

variety

/vəˈraɪəti/

多樣性

The zoo houses a wide variety of animals from different continents. (動物園收容了來自不同大陸的各種動物。)

vase

/veɪs/

花瓶

She arranged the fresh tulips in a crystal vase on the table. (她將新鮮的鬱金香插在桌上的水晶花瓶中。)

vegetable

/ˈvɛdʒtəbl/

蔬菜

The doctor recommended eating more vegetables and less processed food. (醫生建議多吃蔬菜，少吃加工食品。)

vehicle

/ˈviːəkl/

車輛

The company is developing a new electric vehicle for urban commuters. (該公司正在為城市通勤者開發一種新型電動車輛。)

vein

/veɪn/

靜脈

The nurse had difficulty finding a vein to draw blood from. (護士很難找到一條靜脈來抽血。)

velvet

/ˈvɛlvɪt/

天鵝絨

She wore a beautiful dress made of dark green velvet. (她穿著一件由深綠色天鵝絨製成的漂亮連衣裙。)

vendor

/ˈvɛndər/

供應商

We need to evaluate each vendor before signing any contracts. (在簽訂任何合同之前，我們需要評估每個供應商。)

vengeance

/ˈvɛndʒəns/

復仇

The ancient story tells of a warrior seeking vengeance for his family. (這個古老的故事講述了一位為家人尋求復仇的戰士。)

venom

/ˈvɛnəm/

毒液

The snake's venom can cause serious health complications if untreated. (如果不治療，蛇的毒液會導致嚴重的健康併發症。)

venture

/ˈvɛntʃər/

冒險；企業

The new business venture requires significant initial investment from all partners. (這個新商業企業需要所有合夥人的大量初始投資。)

venue

/ˈvɛnjuː/

場地

The wedding venue can accommodate up to three hundred guests comfortably. (這個婚禮場地可以舒適地容納多達三百位客人。)

verb

/vɜːrb/

動詞

The teacher explained how to conjugate irregular verbs in past tense. (老師解釋了如何在過去式中變化不規則動詞。)

verdict

/ˈvɜːrdɪkt/

判決

The jury delivered a unanimous verdict of not guilty yesterday. (陪審團昨天作出了一致的無罪判決。)

verge

/vɜːrdʒ/

邊緣

The company was on the verge of bankruptcy when new investors arrived. (當新投資者出現時，公司正處於破產的邊緣。)

verification

/ˌvɛrɪfɪˈkeɪʃn/

驗證

The online system requires email verification before you can proceed. (在線系統需要電子郵件驗證才能繼續。)

version

/ˈvɜːrʒn/

版本

The latest version of the software includes several security improvements. (最新版本的軟件包含了幾項安全改進。)

vessel

/ˈvɛsl/

船隻；容器

The ancient vessel was discovered at the bottom of the ocean. (這艘古代船隻被發現於海底。)

vest

/vɛst/

背心

He wore a formal vest underneath his suit jacket for the wedding. (他在婚禮上在西裝外套下穿了一件正式背心。)

veteran

/ˈvɛtərən/

老兵；資深人士

The company hired several veterans with extensive experience in manufacturing. (該公司僱用了幾位在製造業有豐富經驗的資深人士。)

veto

/ˈviːtoʊ/

否決權

The president used his veto power to block the controversial legislation. (總統運用他的否決權阻止了有爭議的立法。)

vibe

/vaɪb/

氛圍；感覺

The new café has a relaxed vibe that attracts many young customers. (這家新咖啡館有一種輕鬆的氛圍，吸引了許多年輕顧客。)

vibration

/vaɪˈbreɪʃn/

振動

I could feel the vibration of my phone in my pocket. (我能感覺到口袋裡手機的振動。)

vice

/vaɪs/

惡習；副職

Smoking is a vice that can lead to serious health problems. (吸煙是一種可能導致嚴重健康問題的惡習。)

vicinity

/vəˈsɪnəti/

附近

There are several good restaurants in the vicinity of our hotel. (在我們酒店附近有幾家不錯的餐廳。)

victim

/ˈvɪktɪm/

受害者

The victim of the accident was taken to the hospital immediately. (事故的受害者立即被送往醫院。)

victory

/ˈvɪktəri/

勝利

The team celebrated their victory with champagne and cheers. (團隊用香檳和歡呼慶祝他們的勝利。)

video

/ˈvɪdioʊ/

影片

She posted a video of her trip to Japan on social media. (她在社交媒體上發布了她日本之旅的影片。)

view

/vjuː/

景色；觀點

Our hotel room offers a spectacular view of the ocean. (我們的酒店房間提供壯觀的海景。)

vigor

/ˈvɪɡər/

精力；活力

Despite his age, he approaches each day with remarkable vigor. (儘管年事已高，他每天都以非凡的活力面對生活。)

village

/ˈvɪlɪdʒ/

村莊

The quaint little village attracts tourists throughout the summer months. (這個古樸的小村莊在整個夏季吸引著遊客。)

villain

/ˈvɪlən/

反派；壞人

The movie's villain was so convincing that people booed during screenings. (電影中的反派角色非常令人信服，以至於人們在放映時發出噓聲。)

violence

/ˈvaɪələns/

暴力

The government pledged to reduce violence in urban neighborhoods this year. (政府承諾今年將減少城市社區的暴力事件。)

V 開頭的英文單字

音標

中文意思

例句

vaccinate

/ˈvæksɪneɪt/

接種疫苗

Doctors recommend we vaccinate children against common childhood diseases early. (醫生建議我們早期為兒童接種常見兒童疾病的疫苗。)

vacillate

/ˈvæsəleɪt/

猶豫不決

She continues to vacillate between accepting the job offer or studying abroad. (她繼續在接受工作機會還是出國留學之間猶豫不決。)

validate

/ˈvælɪdeɪt/

驗證；確認

The website requires users to validate their email address after registration. (該網站要求用戶在註冊後驗證他們的電子郵件地址。)

value

/ˈvæljuː/

重視；評估

We should value the opinions of those with different life experiences. (我們應該重視那些有不同生活經驗的人的意見。)

vandalize

/ˈvændəlaɪz/

破壞

Someone vandalized the public park by spray painting the benches. (有人通過噴漆長凳破壞了公共公園。)

vanish

/ˈvænɪʃ/

消失

The magician made the coin vanish before the amazed audience. (魔術師在驚訝的觀眾面前使硬幣消失了。)

vaporize

/ˈveɪpəraɪz/

蒸發

The intense heat can vaporize water almost instantly in these conditions. (在這些條件下，強烈的熱量幾乎可以立即蒸發水。)

vary

/ˈvɛri/

變化；不同

Prices for the same product may vary significantly between different stores. (同一產品的價格在不同商店之間可能存在顯著差異。)

vault

/vɔːlt/

跳躍；保管

The athlete vaulted over the bar with impressive height and technique. (這位運動員以令人印象深刻的高度和技術跳過了橫桿。)

veer

/vɪər/

轉向；改變方向

The car suddenly veered to the left to avoid hitting the fallen tree. (車子突然向左轉以避免撞到倒下的樹。)

vend

/vɛnd/

販賣

The company plans to vend its products in international markets next year. (該公司計劃明年在國際市場上銷售其產品。)

venerate

/ˈvɛnəreɪt/

尊敬；崇敬

Many cultures venerate their ancestors through special ceremonies and traditions. (許多文化通過特殊的儀式和傳統來崇敬他們的祖先。)

vent

/vɛnt/

表達（情感）；通風

She needed to vent her frustrations after the difficult meeting with clients. (在與客戶的艱難會議後，她需要發洩她的挫折感。)

venture

/ˈvɛntʃər/

冒險；冒險嘗試

Few companies venture into such competitive markets without thorough research. (很少有公司在沒有徹底研究的情況下冒險進入如此競爭激烈的市場。)

verbalize

/ˈvɜːrbəlaɪz/

用言語表達

Young children often struggle to verbalize complex emotions they're feeling. (年幼的孩子常常難以用言語表達他們所感受到的複雜情緒。)

verify

/ˈvɛrɪfaɪ/

核實；確認

Please verify your identity by entering the code sent to your phone. (請輸入發送到您手機的代碼來核實您的身份。)

verge

/vɜːrdʒ/

接近；瀕臨

The company is verging on making its first profit after three years. (公司在三年後即將實現首次盈利。)

versify

/ˈvɜːrsɪfaɪ/

作詩；韻文化

The poet can versify complex philosophical concepts into accessible poems. (這位詩人能將複雜的哲學概念韻文化為易懂的詩歌。)

vest

/vɛst/

授予（權力等）

The constitution vests considerable power in the president during emergencies. (憲法在緊急情況下賦予總統相當大的權力。)

veto

/ˈviːtoʊ/

否決

The president can veto any legislation passed by Congress. (總統可以否決國會通過的任何立法。)

vex

/vɛks/

使煩惱；使惱怒

The constant noise from construction work vexed everyone in the office. (建築工程持續的噪音使辦公室裡的每個人都感到煩惱。)

vibrate

/ˈvaɪbreɪt/

振動

The washing machine started to vibrate violently during the spin cycle. (洗衣機在脫水過程中開始劇烈振動。)

victimize

/ˈvɪktɪmaɪz/

使成為受害者

Scammers often victimize elderly people with confusing financial schemes. (騙子經常用令人困惑的金融計劃使老年人成為受害者。)

videotape

/ˈvɪdioʊteɪp/

錄影

The journalists videotaped the entire press conference for later broadcast. (記者們錄下了整個新聞發布會，以便之後廣播。)

view

/vjuː/

看；觀看

Millions of people viewed the live stream of the celestial event. (數百萬人觀看了這次天體事件的直播。)

vilify

/ˈvɪlɪfaɪ/

詆毀；誹謗

Politicians should not vilify their opponents instead of discussing real issues. (政治家不應該詆毀他們的對手，而應該討論真正的問題。)

vindicate

/ˈvɪndɪkeɪt/

證明無辜；辯護

The new evidence helped vindicate him after years of false accusations. (新證據幫助他在多年的錯誤指控後證明了自己的清白。)

violate

/ˈvaɪəleɪt/

違反；侵犯

The company could violate environmental regulations if they proceed with the plan. (如果該公司繼續執行該計劃，可能會違反環保法規。)

visualize

/ˈvɪʒuəlaɪz/

想像；設想

Try to visualize yourself succeeding before you attempt the challenge. (在嘗試挑戰之前，試著想像自己成功的樣子。)

vitalize

/ˈvaɪtəlaɪz/

賦予生命力；激發

The coach's inspiring speech vitalized the team before the championship game. (教練鼓舞人心的演講在錦標賽前激發了團隊的活力。)

vitiate

/ˈvɪʃieɪt/

損害；削弱

A single mistake can vitiate the entire scientific experiment's results. (一個錯誤就能損害整個科學實驗的結果。)

vitrify

/ˈvɪtrɪfaɪ/

玻璃化；使成玻璃狀

Extreme heat can vitrify certain types of soil into glass-like material. (極端高溫可以將某些類型的土壤玻璃化成玻璃狀材料。)

vivify

/ˈvɪvɪfaɪ/

賦予生命；使活躍

The spring rain seemed to vivify the previously dormant garden. (春雨似乎使先前休眠的花園恢復了生機。)

vocalize

/ˈvoʊkəlaɪz/

發聲；表達

The singer vocalized beautifully despite having a slight cold. (儘管有輕微感冒，這位歌手的發聲仍然非常優美。)

vogue

/voʊɡ/

流行

The fashion designer's new collection vogued throughout Europe last season. (這位時裝設計師的新系列在上個季節風靡整個歐洲。)

voice

/vɔɪs/

表達；說出

The representative voiced concerns about the proposed changes to the policy. (代表對政策的擬議更改表達了擔憂。)

void

/vɔɪd/

使無效；取消

The court may void the contract if it was signed under duress. (如果合同是在脅迫下簽署的，法院可能會使其無效。)

volley

/ˈvɑli/

齊發；回擊

The tennis player volleyed the ball expertly at the net. (這位網球選手在網前巧妙地截擊了球。)

volunteer

/ˌvɑlənˈtɪr/

自願；志願服務

Many locals volunteered to help clean up after the devastating flood. (許多當地人自願幫助在毀滅性洪水後進行清理。)

vote

/voʊt/

投票

Citizens over eighteen years old can vote in the national elections. (十八歲以上的公民可以在全國選舉中投票。)

vouch

/vaʊtʃ/

擔保；保證

My previous employer vouched for my skills and work ethic. (我之前的雇主為我的技能和職業道德作了擔保。)

voyage

/ˈvɔɪɪdʒ/

航行；旅行

The explorers voyaged across the Pacific Ocean in a traditional canoe. (探險家們乘坐傳統獨木舟橫渡太平洋。)

V 開頭的英文單字

音標

中文意思

例句

vacant

/ˈveɪkənt/

空的；未被佔用的

We found a vacant parking spot near the entrance of the mall. (我們在商場入口附近找到了一個空的停車位。)

vacuous

/ˈvækjuəs/

空洞的；愚蠢的

His vacuous comments during the meeting demonstrated his lack of preparation. (他在會議上的空洞評論表明他缺乏準備。)

vagabond

/ˈvæɡəbɑnd/

漂泊的；流浪的

The vagabond artist traveled from town to town selling his paintings. (這位流浪藝術家從一個城鎮到另一個城鎮出售他的畫作。)

vague

/veɪɡ/

模糊的；不明確的

The manager gave us vague instructions about the new project timeline. (經理給了我們關於新項目時間表的模糊指示。)

vain

/veɪn/

徒勞的；自負的

Despite our vain attempts, we couldn't convince him to change his mind. (儘管我們嘗試了，但我們無法說服他改變主意。)

valid

/ˈvælɪd/

有效的；合理的

Your passport must be valid for at least six months after your return date. (您的護照必須在回國日期後至少六個月內有效。)

valiant

/ˈvæliənt/

勇敢的；英勇的

The valiant firefighter rushed into the burning building to save the child. (這位勇敢的消防員衝進燃燒的建築物救出那個孩子。)

valuable

/ˈvæljuəbl/

有價值的；貴重的

The museum houses many valuable artifacts from ancient civilizations. (博物館收藏了許多來自古代文明的珍貴文物。)

vapid

/ˈvæpɪd/

無趣的；乏味的

The critic described the movie as vapid and lacking any emotional depth. (評論家將這部電影描述為無趣且缺乏任何情感深度。)

vaporous

/ˈveɪpərəs/

蒸氣的；朦朧的

The vaporous mist covered the valley floor early in the morning. (清晨，朦朧的霧氣籠罩著山谷的地面。)

variable

/ˈvɛriəbl/

變化的；可變的

The region has a variable climate with unpredictable weather patterns. (該地區氣候多變，天氣模式難以預測。)

variant

/ˈvɛriənt/

變異的；不同的

The book is available in several variant editions with different covers. (這本書有幾個不同版本，封面各異。)

varied

/ˈvɛrid/

多樣的；各種各樣的

The conference offers varied perspectives on environmental conservation strategies. (會議提供了關於環境保護策略的多種觀點。)

various

/ˈvɛriəs/

各種不同的

People from various cultural backgrounds attended the international festival. (來自各種不同文化背景的人參加了這個國際節日。)

vast

/væst/

廣大的；巨大的

The astronauts could see vast expanses of the Earth's surface from space. (宇航員可以從太空看到地球表面的廣大區域。)

vehement

/ˈviːəmənt/

激烈的；強烈的

The proposal faced vehement opposition from environmental protection groups. (該提案面臨環保組織的強烈反對。)

veiled

/veɪld/

掩蓋的；隱藏的

Her veiled criticism was subtle but everyone understood the message. (她隱晦的批評很微妙，但每個人都理解了其中的信息。)

venerable

/ˈvɛnərəbl/

值得尊敬的；古老的

The venerable professor has been teaching philosophy for over forty years. (這位德高望重的教授已經教授哲學超過四十年了。)

vengeful

/ˈvɛndʒfəl/

復仇的；懷恨的

His vengeful actions only served to escalate the conflict further. (他充滿報復心的行為只會使衝突進一步升級。)

venomous

/ˈvɛnəməs/

有毒的；惡毒的

The venomous snake slithered through the tall grass near the campsite. (這條毒蛇在營地附近的高草中滑行。)

venturesome

/ˈvɛntʃərsəm/

敢冒險的；大膽的

The venturesome entrepreneurs invested everything in their new tech startup. (這些敢於冒險的企業家將所有資金投入到他們的新科技創業公司。)

veritable

/ˈvɛrɪtəbl/

名副其實的；真正的

The book is a veritable treasure trove of historical information. (這本書是歷史信息的真正寶庫。)

vernacular

/vərˈnækjələr/

本地的；方言的

The poet writes in vernacular language that resonates with local readers. (這位詩人用當地方言寫作，這與當地讀者產生共鳴。)

versatile

/ˈvɜːrsətl/

多才多藝的；多用途的

The versatile actor can perform in comedy, drama, and musical productions. (這位多才多藝的演員可以在喜劇、戲劇和音樂劇中表演。)

vertical

/ˈvɜːrtɪkl/

垂直的；豎直的

The climber faced a vertical rock face that was challenging to ascend. (登山者面對一個難以攀登的垂直岩壁。)

vestigial

/vɛˈstɪdʒiəl/

退化的；殘留的

Some species have vestigial structures that no longer serve their original purpose. (一些物種有已不再服務於其原始目的的退化結構。)

vexatious

/vɛkˈseɪʃəs/

煩人的；使惱怒的

The vexatious problem of internet connectivity disrupted our online meeting. (令人煩惱的互聯網連接問題打斷了我們的線上會議。)

viable

/ˈvaɪəbl/

可行的；能存活的

The committee is searching for viable solutions to the city's housing crisis. (委員會正在尋找解決城市住房危機的可行方案。)

vibrant

/ˈvaɪbrənt/

充滿活力的；鮮豔的

The market was filled with vibrant colors and the sounds of vendors. (市場充滿了鮮艷的色彩和小販的聲音。)

vicarious

/vaɪˈkɛriəs/

替代的；間接經歷的

Parents often experience vicarious joy through their children's achievements. (父母常常通過子女的成就間接體驗喜悅。)

vicious

/ˈvɪʃəs/

惡毒的；兇猛的

The debate turned vicious when both parties started making personal attacks. (當雙方開始進行人身攻擊時，辯論變得惡毒起來。)

vigilant

/ˈvɪdʒɪlənt/

警醒的；警惕的

We must remain vigilant about potential security threats to our network. (我們必須對網絡潛在的安全威脅保持警惕。)

vigorous

/ˈvɪɡərəs/

精力充沛的；強勁的

The doctor recommended vigorous exercise three times a week for better health. (醫生建議每週進行三次強度較大的運動以增進健康。)

vile

/vaɪl/

邪惡的；可憎的

The villain's vile plan was to contaminate the city's water supply. (反派邪惡的計劃是污染城市的供水系統。)

vindictive

/vɪnˈdɪktɪv/

報復性的；懷恨的

His vindictive behavior towards former colleagues damaged his professional reputation. (他對前同事的報復性行為損害了他的專業聲譽。)

vintage

/ˈvɪntɪdʒ/

古典的；優質的

She collects vintage clothing from the 1950s for her specialized boutique. (她為自己的專門精品店收集20世紀50年代的古典服裝。)

viral

/ˈvaɪrəl/

病毒性的；流行的

The marketing team hopes their new video will go viral on social media. (營銷團隊希望他們的新視頻能在社交媒體上流行起來。)

virginal

/ˈvɜːrdʒɪnl/

純潔的；處女的

The virginal white dress symbolized innocence in the traditional ceremony. (在傳統儀式上，純潔的白色連衣裙象徵著純真。)

virtual

/ˈvɜːrtʃuəl/

虛擬的；實質上的

Many companies now hold virtual meetings with team members across the globe. (許多公司現在與全球團隊成員舉行虛擬會議。)

virtuous

/ˈvɜːrtʃuəs/

有道德的；品行端正的

The virtuous character in the story always helps others without seeking reward. (故事中品行端正的角色總是無私地幫助他人。)

virulent

/ˈvɪrulənt/

劇毒的；惡毒的

The virulent criticism of his work left the young artist devastated. (對他作品惡毒的批評使這位年輕藝術家感到沮喪。)

visceral

/ˈvɪsərəl/

內臟的；本能的

I had a visceral reaction to the horror movie that made me feel sick. (我對這部恐怖電影有一種本能反應，讓我感到不舒服。)

viscous

/ˈvɪskəs/

粘稠的；黏性的

Honey is a viscous substance that flows slowly when poured. (蜂蜜是一種粘稠物質，倒出時流動緩慢。)

visible

/ˈvɪzəbl/

可見的；明顯的

The distant mountains are only visible on clear days without fog. (遙遠的山脈只有在沒有霧的晴朗日子才能看見。)

visual

/ˈvɪʒuəl/

視覺的；可見的

The presentation included visual aids to help explain complex concepts. (演示文稿包含視覺輔助工具，以幫助解釋複雜的概念。)

vital

/ˈvaɪtl/

至關重要的；生命的

Getting adequate sleep is vital for maintaining good physical health. (獲得充足的睡眠對維持良好的身體健康至關重要。)

vivacious

/vɪˈveɪʃəs/

活潑的；生動的

Her vivacious personality makes her the life of every party. (她活潑的個性使她成為每個派對的靈魂人物。)

vivid

/ˈvɪvɪd/

生動的；鮮艷的

The painter used vivid colors to capture the sunset over the ocean. (畫家使用鮮艷的顏色來捕捉海上的日落。)

vocal

/ˈvoʊkl/

聲音的；直言不諱的

The team leader has been very vocal about the need for additional resources. (團隊領導一直直言不諱地表達對額外資源的需求。)

vocational

/voʊˈkeɪʃənl/

職業的；專業的

The school offers vocational training in carpentry and electrical work. (學校提供木工和電工方面的職業培訓。)

volatile

/ˈvɑlətl/

易變的；易怒的

The stock market has been extremely volatile during the economic crisis. (股市在經濟危機期間一直非常不穩定。)

voluminous

/vəˈluːmɪnəs/

大量的；寬鬆的

The researcher compiled voluminous data about consumer behavior patterns. (研究人員彙編了大量關於消費者行為模式的數據。)

voluntary

/ˈvɑləntɛri/

自願的；志願的

Participation in the weekend cleanup project is entirely voluntary. (參與週末清理項目完全是自願的。)

voluptuous

/vəˈlʌptʃuəs/

豐滿的；享樂的

The restaurant serves voluptuous desserts that are hard to resist. (這家餐廳提供令人難以抗拒的豐盛甜點。)

voracious

/vəˈreɪʃəs/

貪婪的；狼吞虎嚥的

She is a voracious reader who can finish a novel in a single day. (她是一個貪婪的讀者，能在一天內讀完一本小說。)

votive

/ˈvoʊtɪv/

許願的；奉獻的

Pilgrims left votive offerings at the shrine to show their devotion. (朝聖者在神龕前留下許願供品以表達他們的虔誠。)

voyeuristic

/ˌvɔɪəˈrɪstɪk/

窺視的；偷窺的

The reality show appeals to voyeuristic tendencies in its audience. (這個真人秀節目迎合了觀眾的窺視傾向。)

vulnerable

/ˈvʌlnərəbl/

脆弱的；易受傷的

The elderly are particularly vulnerable to certain types of scams. (老年人特別容易受到某些類型的詐騙。)

vulpine

/ˈvʌlpaɪn/

狐狸般的；狡猾的

The businessman's vulpine smile made me suspicious of his proposal. (這位商人狐狸般的微笑使我對他的提議產生懷疑。)

V 開頭的英文單字

音標

中文意思

例句

vaguely

/ˈveɪɡli/

模糊地；含糊地

I vaguely remember meeting her at the conference last year. (我隱約記得去年在會議上見過她。)

vainly

/ˈveɪnli/

徒勞地；自負地

He vainly attempted to fix the computer before calling a technician. (在叫技術人員之前，他徒勞地嘗試修理電腦。)

valiantly

/ˈvæliəntli/

勇敢地；英勇地

The small team fought valiantly against a much larger opponent. (這個小團隊勇敢地對抗一個大得多的對手。)

validly

/ˈvælɪdli/

有效地；正當地

The lawyer argued validly that the evidence had been improperly obtained. (律師有理有據地辯稱證據是不當獲取的。)

valorously

/ˈvæl(ə)rəsli/

英勇地；勇猛地

The soldiers fought valorously to defend their position against the attack. (士兵們英勇地戰鬥，保衛他們的陣地免受攻擊。)

variably

/ˈvɛəriəbli/

變化地；不定地

The quality of the products variably depends on the materials used. (產品的質量因所用材料而異。)

variously

/ˈvɛəriəsli/

多樣地；不同地

The policy has been variously interpreted by different government departments. (該政策已被不同政府部門以不同方式解釋。)

vastly

/ˈvæstli/

極大地；廣大地

The new system is vastly superior to the one it replaces. (新系統極大地優於它所取代的系統。)

vectorially

/vɛkˈtɔːriəli/

向量地

The forces must be added vectorially to determine the resultant force. (力必須以向量方式相加才能確定合力。)

vehemently

/ˈviːəməntli/

激烈地；強烈地

She vehemently denied any involvement in the financial scandal. (她強烈否認與這起金融醜聞有任何牽連。)

velociously

/vəˈloʊʃəsli/

快速地

The cheetah moved velociously across the savanna to catch its prey. (獵豹快速地穿過草原捕捉獵物。)

venally

/ˈviːnəli/

貪贓地；賄賂地

The official acted venally by accepting bribes for government contracts. (該官員通過接受政府合同的賄賂而貪腐地行事。)

vendibly

/ˈvɛndəbli/

適於銷售地

The products were packaged vendibly to attract customers in the store. (這些產品被包裝得適合銷售，以吸引商店中的顧客。)

vengefully

/ˈvɛndʒfəli/

報復性地；懷恨地

The defeated candidate spoke vengefully about his political opponents. (失敗的候選人報復性地談論他的政治對手。)

venomously

/ˈvɛnəməsli/

惡毒地；有毒地

The critic venomously attacked the new play in his review. (評論家在評論中惡毒地攻擊這部新戲。)

venturously

/ˈvɛntʃərəsli/

冒險地；大膽地

The company venturously expanded into unfamiliar markets overseas. (該公司冒險地擴展到不熟悉的海外市場。)

verifiably

/ˈvɛrɪfaɪəbli/

可證實地

The claims made in the advertisement must be verifiably true. (廣告中提出的聲明必須是可證實的真實。)

veridically

/vəˈrɪdɪkəli/

真實地；準確地

The witness reported the events veridically as they had occurred. (證人如實地報告了事件發生的經過。)

verily

/ˈvɛrəli/

確實地；真正地

The ancient text stated, "Verily, I say unto you, truth shall prevail." (古代文本寫道："確實，我告訴你們，真理將會勝出。")

vertically

/ˈvɜːrtɪkəli/

垂直地；豎直地

The architect designed the building to expand vertically rather than horizontally. (建築師設計的建築物是垂直擴展而不是水平擴展。)

vibrantly

/ˈvaɪbrəntli/

充滿活力地；生動地

The artist painted the cityscape vibrantly with bold colors. (藝術家用大膽的顏色生動地描繪了城市風景。)

vicariously

/vaɪˈkɛəriəsli/

間接地；替代地

Many parents live vicariously through their children's achievements. (許多父母通過孩子的成就間接地體驗生活。)

viciously

/ˈvɪʃəsli/

兇殘地；惡毒地

The politician was viciously attacked by the tabloid newspapers. (這位政治家被小報惡毒地攻擊。)

vigilantly

/ˈvɪdʒɪləntli/

警惕地；警覺地

Security guards watched vigilantly for any suspicious activity. (保安人員警惕地觀察任何可疑活動。)

vigorously

/ˈvɪɡərəsli/

精力充沛地；強有力地

She vigorously defended her research findings at the conference. (她在會議上強有力地為她的研究結果辯護。)

vindictively

/vɪnˈdɪktɪvli/

報復性地；懷恨地

He acted vindictively towards his former boss after being fired. (被解僱後，他對前老闆採取報復性行動。)

violently

/ˈvaɪələntli/

激烈地；猛烈地

The crowd reacted violently to the controversial decision. (人群對這個有爭議的決定反應激烈。)

virtually

/ˈvɜːrtʃuəli/

實質上；幾乎

The project is virtually complete, with only minor details remaining. (該項目實質上已完成，只剩下一些小細節。)

virtuously

/ˈvɜːrtʃuəsli/

道德高尚地；品行端正地

She lived virtuously according to her strong religious beliefs. (她根據她堅定的宗教信仰道德高尚地生活。)

virulently

/ˈvɪrələntli/

劇毒地；惡毒地

The disease spread virulently through the densely populated areas. (這種疾病在人口密集的地區劇烈地傳播。)

viscerally

/ˈvɪsərəli/

本能地；發自內心地

I reacted viscerally to the shocking news without thinking rationally. (我本能地對這個令人震驚的消息做出反應，沒有理性思考。)

visibly

/ˈvɪzəbli/

明顯地；看得見地

She was visibly upset after receiving the unexpected phone call. (接到意外電話後，她明顯感到心煩意亂。)

visually

/ˈvɪʒuəli/

視覺上；看上去

The presentation is visually appealing with colorful graphics. (演示文稿在視覺上很吸引人，有豐富多彩的圖形。)

vitally

/ˈvaɪtəli/

至關重要地；生死攸關地

It is vitally important that we submit the application before the deadline. (我們在截止日期前提交申請至關重要。)

vivaciously

/vɪˈveɪʃəsli/

活潑地；生動地

The young actress spoke vivaciously about her first major role. (這位年輕女演員活潑地談論她的第一個主要角色。)

vividly

/ˈvɪvɪdli/

生動地；鮮明地

I can vividly remember the first time I visited Paris. (我能清晰地記得第一次訪問巴黎的情景。)

vocally

/ˈvoʊkəli/

聲音地；直言不諱地

The community has been vocally opposed to the new development plan. (社區一直直言不諱地反對新的發展計劃。)

vociferously

/voʊˈsɪfərəsli/

大聲地；喧鬧地

The fans vociferously cheered as their team scored the winning goal. (當他們的球隊攻入制勝球時，球迷們大聲歡呼。)

volubly

/ˈvɒljʊbli/

流利地；健談地

The tour guide spoke volubly about the historical significance of each site. (導遊流利地講述了每個景點的歷史意義。)

voluntarily

/ˈvɑlənˌtɛrəli/

自願地；志願地

Many people voluntarily contributed to the disaster relief fund. (許多人自願為災難救濟基金捐款。)

voraciously

/vəˈreɪʃəsli/

貪婪地；狼吞虎嚥地

The students voraciously consumed all the information before the test. (學生們在考試前貪婪地吸收所有信息。)

V 單字

意義

1. Vacancy

2. Validate

3. Vaunt

4. Venerate

5. Vindicate

6. Volatile

7. Voucher

8. Vulnerable

1. 易變的，不穩定的

2. 空缺，空位

3. 證明正確，辯護

4. 吹噓，自誇

5. 證明有效，確認

6. 尊敬，崇敬

7. 優惠券，憑證

8. 易受傷的，脆弱的

various

vulnerable

vindicate

volatile

vivid

vivacious

vacancies

verify