beyond
adv. 在更远处
n. 远处
prep. 超出；越过
例句与用法:
1. He's got nothing beyond his state pension.
除了国家发的养老金，他一无所有。
2. What can we know of the beyond?
我们对来世能知道些什么呢？
3. The level of inflation has gone beyond 8%.
通货膨胀率已经超过了8%。
opposite to
vt. 相对于(与...相反)
例句与用法:
1. I sat opposite to him during the meal.
吃饭的时候我坐在他的对面。
adjacent to
vt. 靠近(与邻接)
例句与用法:
1. An open, often paved area adjacent to a house serving as an outdoor living space; a patio.
内院，庭院紧邻房间的一块开阔、通常铺过的区域，作为室外活动场所；庭院
2. An edge and the area immediately adjacent to it; a border.
边缘，边界边和邻近的区域；边界
3. His house is adjacent to mine.
他的寓所与我的相毗连。
in the distance
在远处
例句与用法:
1. I could see the faint gleam of light in the distance.
我能看见远处微弱的灯光。
2. The thunder growled in the distance.
雷在远处隆隆地响.
3. The lighthouse of the island gleamed in the distance.
远处岛上的灯塔在闪耀着。
farther
adj. 更远的,进一步的
adv. 更远的,此外
例句与用法:
1. The nearer the church, the farther from God.
【谚】离教堂越近，离上帝越远。
2. We can't go any farther without a rest.
不休息我们就走不动了。
3. On the farther side of the street there was a row of small shops.
街那头是一排小商店。
with this object
关于这个目标
for this purpose
在这一意义上
on that account
由于那个缘故
例句与用法:
1. It was raining and on that account I wore a hat.
天正在下雨，因此我戴了一顶帽子。
in case
假使,以防万一
conj. 如果,万一
例句与用法:
1. The doctor asked us to call him during the night except in case of necessity.
医生吩咐我们，除非必须，否则不要在夜里叫他。
2. Write the telephone number down in case you forget.
把电话号码写下来以免忘了。
3. In case (=If) I forget, please remind me.
万一我忘记，请提醒我。
with a view to
conj. 由于(为了)
for the same reason
为了同样的理由
in other words
换句话说,也就是说
例句与用法:
1. His wife is my daughter, in other words, I am his mother-in-law.
他妻子是我女儿, 换句话讲, 我是他的岳母。
2. In other words, you'll come instead. Right?
换句话说，你将代替他来，对吗？
that is to say
adv. 也就是(即)
accordingly
adv. 因此,于是,如前所说 照着 相应地
例句与用法:
1. Just tell us the color and design you have in mind. we'll change them accordingly.
把您心里想的颜色和式样告诉我们，我们将作相应的修改。
2. He was asked to leave the city and accordingly he went.
有人叫他离开该城市，所以他就走了。
thus
adv. 如此,这样,因此,从而
conj. 因此,于是
例句与用法:
1. It was already rather late, thus we decide to urge the customer.
已经相当晚了，所以我们决定催促客户。
2. It ill behoves Anne (ie She ought not) to speak thus of her benefactor.
安不应该这样谈论她的恩人.
consequently
adv. 所以,因此
例句与用法:
1. John was building a small house, but it was blown down in the storm. Consequently, he was back to square one and had to start all over again.
约翰正在建造一幢小房子，但是在暴风雨中房子被吹倒了。结果他又回到了原状，只得重新开始。
hence
adv. 今后,从此,因此,所以
例句与用法:
1. A year hence it will be forgotten.
今后将被遗忘的一年
2. Handmade and hence expensive.
手工制造，因此很贵
therefore
adv. 因此,所以
例句与用法:
1. The committee had been improperly constituted, and therefore had no legal power.
该委员会的建立不合规定, 因而没有合法的权力.
2. The lazy girl is dreaming of marrying a millionaire and therefore won't do any work.
这个懒惰的女孩正梦想着嫁给一个有钱人, 从此不再工作。
thereupon
adv. 因此,于是
conj. 因此,随即
例句与用法:
1. Russia thereupon declared war upon Turkey.
俄国于是对土耳其宣战。
2. He thereupon asked her to marry him.
他随即向她求婚。
inevitably
adv. 不可避免地
例句与用法:
1. British economist who wrote An Essay on the Principle of Population(1798), arguing that population tends to increase faster than food supply, with inevitably disastrous results, unless the increase in population is checked by moral restraints or by war, famine, and disease.
马尔萨斯，托马斯·罗伯特1766－1834英国经济学家，著有人口论（1798年），认为人口的增长比食物供应的增长要快，除非对人口的增长采用道德的约束或战争、饥荒和瘟疫加以抑制，否则会导致不可避免的灾难后果
under these conditions
在这些条件下
as a result
结果
例句与用法:
1. Offer to take him out for lunch, then (ie as a result of this) he'll feel in a better mood.
请他出去吃午饭, 那样他心情就会好些.
2. As a result, we have to water the vegetable garden.
因此我们不得不给菜地浇水。
3. He was late as a result of the snow.
由于大雪他迟到了。
as a consequence
结果
at this point
adv. 在这一点上
例句与用法:
1. The street is quite steeply cambered at this point.
这条街的这个地方拱起很高.
2. The path started to ascend more steeply at this point.
这条路从这 向上就更陡了.
subsequently
adv. 后来,随后
例句与用法:
1. The initialization of a data medium such that a particular computer system can store data in and subsequently retrieve data from the medium.
数据媒体的初始化，使某一特定计算机系统能将数据存在媒体中，随后又可从该媒体中检索出来。
lastly
adv. 最后,终于
consequently
adv. 所以,因此
例句与用法:
1. John was building a small house, but it was blown down in the storm. Consequently, he was back to square one and had to start all over again.
约翰正在建造一幢小房子，但是在暴风雨中房子被吹倒了。结果他又回到了原状，只得重新开始。
afterward
adv. 后来,以后
例句与用法:
1. Afterward, roaming over many lands, she reached at last the banks of the Nile.
后来她又到过许多国家，最后来到了尼罗河畔。
previously
adv. 以前(预先)
例句与用法:
1. Our previously opposed views are beginning to converge.
我们原来相互对立的观点开始趋於一致.
preceding this
在前的这个
simultaneously
adv. 同时地(联立地)
例句与用法:
1. A group of three bits or three pulses, usually in sequence on one wire or simultaneously on three wires.
三个二进制位或三个脉冲组成的一种组，通常按时间顺序出现在一根导线上或同时出现在三根导线上。
at length
adv. 终于(最后,详细地)
例句与用法:
1. At length the bus arrived, forty minutes late.
公共汽车终於来了, 晚了四十分钟.
2. I arrived at that city at length.
我最终到达了那个城市。
3. We will debate the subject at length later when we are at leisure.
我们等有空再对这题目展开辩论。
in the mean time
adj. 当时(在那当中,同时,在此期间)
meanwhile
adv. 同时
n. 其时,其间
例句与用法:
1. Meanwhile the minutes kept ticking away.
其时，时间一分一分地过去。
2. Eve was cutting the grass, and meanwhile Adam was planting roses.
夏娃在剪草，亚当种玫瑰。
not long after
不久以后
例句与用法:
1. Not long after that, she made a national name as a pop singer.
此后不久，她便成为一名全国闻名的流行歌手。
all of a sudden
突然
from this time on
adj. 从今以后
from time to time
有时,不时
next point
下一点
formerly
adv. 以前,从前
例句与用法:
1. Smocks were formerly worn by farm-workers.
这种罩衫是旧时农民穿的.
occasionally
adv. 偶尔地
例句与用法:
3. Occasionally she had to take sleeping pills.
她偶尔不得不吃安眠药。
4. He occasionally condescended to take bribes.
他偶尔也自贬身价接受贿赂。
shortly
adv. 立刻,马上
例句与用法:
1. I shall be in touch with you again shortly.
我很快再和你联系.
whereupon
adv. 因此,在什么上面
conj. 然后,于是
例句与用法:
1. The landlady was sent out for a two-hour walk with the dog, no matter what the weather; whereupon the niece and the respectable looking middle-aged man promptly went upstairs. He was as regular as clockwork.
无论天气如何，房东太太要带狗出去散步两个小时，这时那侄女便和一个看上去很体面的中年男人上了楼。那人每天也真够准时的。
2. One of the man insulted another, whereupon a fight broke out.
其中一个男人侮辱了另一个男人，于是他们就打了起来。
previously
adv. 以前(预先)
例句与用法:
1. Our previously opposed views are beginning to converge.
我们原来相互对立的观点开始趋於一致.
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