This is the 5th part and the final part of this lesson series and you have already learnt 40 advanced English words. If you haven't watched the first 4 parts of this series, there's a playlist linked to you in the description or on the top right hand corner. I would recommend
you watch all the parts because there are some amazing English words and you should make them a part of your daily English conversation right away.
你把所有部分都看完，因為裡面有許多很棒的英語單字，你應該立刻將它們融入你的日常英語對話中。
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Let's get started with today's lesson and replace another 10 basic words with catchy and advanced vocabulary so you sound better and fluent from the rest of the crowd.
Sounds exciting? I am sure it sounds exciting and that's our first word of the day. Very good. You could say it's exhilarating, exhilarating. The pronunciation is exhilarating. Seems
like a long word, it is a 5 syllable word and you have to lay stress on, exhilarating, exhilarating, exhilarating. Say it with me, exhilarating, exhilarating, excellent.
My first skydiving was an exhilarating experience. Of course, when you jump from 21,000 feet above the ground, it cannot just be exciting. It has to be an exhilarating experience, exhilarating.
Now it's your turn. I want you to practice making sentences with me and write them in the comments. It helps you remember new words. You can pause the video for a few seconds, post your comment and proceed. I would love to read your sentences. Next up on the list
very competitive（非常競爭）。一個更好的替換詞是 cut throat（競爭激烈的）。它主要用於商業溝通。當你激烈競爭時，會涉及使用極端手段，因為你必須贏。這可以被稱為 cut throat situation（你死我活的局面）。這就像不是你死就是我亡的情況。智慧型手機市場相當 cut throat。每當有新產品推出，都配備了數十種新功能，而且價格親民得多。對消費者來說很棒。這就帶我們來到下一個單字。
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is very competitive. A better word to replace it would be cut throat, cut throat. It's mostly used in business communication. When you compete intensely, it involves using extreme
Very cheap（非常便宜）。你可以說 stingy（吝嗇的）。在這裡，我們指的不是某樣東西的價格，而是將 stingy 當作形容詞使用。它的意思是不願意花錢或不太慷慨的人。他真的很 stingy，買瓶酒都要三思。我們為什麼要邀請他來吃晚餐？Stingy。
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measures because you have to win. It can be called a cut throat situation. It's like a do or die situation. The smartphone market is quite cut throat. Every new launch is packed
你認識 stingy 的人嗎？在留言區告訴我。接下來，我們有 very thin（非常瘦）。
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with dozens of new features at a much affordable price. Great for consumers. Now that brings us to the next word. Very cheap. Very cheap. Instead, you can say, stingy, stingy. Here,
we're not referring to the cost of something, but using stingy as an adjective. It means someone who is unwilling to spend money or is not so generous. He's really stingy and
第五個，我們有 very upset（非常難過）。我們經常使用這個詞，不是嗎？但從現在開始，你可以說 distraught（心神不寧的）。她仍然太 distraught，無法談論她的離婚。Distraught。
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thinks twice before buying a bottle of wine. Why do we have to invite him for dinner? Stingy.
Do you know someone who's stingy? Let me know in the comments. Next up, we have very thin.
你認識有誰很吝嗇嗎？在留言區告訴我。接下來是 very thin（非常瘦）。
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We can replace it with gaunt. It's simple to pronounce gaunt. It's used especially for someone who looks thin because of sickness, hunger or they are worried. So be careful
when using it. He looked gaunt and exhausted when I visited him at the hospital. Gaunt.
使用這個詞時要小心。我去醫院探望他時，他看起來憔悴又疲憊。Gaunt。
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Next at number five, we have very upset. We use this quite often, don't we? But now on, instead, you could say, distraught, distraught. She's still too distraught to talk about
接下來第五名是 very upset（非常難過）。我們常常用這個詞，對吧？但以後，你可以用 distraught 代替，distraught。她仍然太過心亂如麻，無法談論
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her divorce. Distraught. Up next is very loved. Very loved. That's another common word and can be replaced with adored. Adored. It's a nice word, adored. When you love and
她的離婚。Distraught。接下來是 very loved（非常受愛戴）。那是另一個常見詞，可以用 adored（深受喜愛的）來替換。Adored。這是個好詞，adored。當你深愛並
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respect someone deeply, you adore them. Adored is the past participle of the verb adore. He's a great doctor. All his patients adore him a lot. Adored. I hope you adore
our lessons. If you adore them, why don't you hit the like button? Your appreciation means a lot to us. When something does not smell good, what do you say? Very smelly. Replace it with pungent, pungent, pungent, something like a strong smell, like the pungent smell
of frying onions. That's pungent. You could also use it to describe a sharp criticism or comment. Since my brother never cleans his closet, there is a pungent smell coming from
那很刺鼻。你也可以用它來描述尖銳的批評或評論。因為我弟弟從不清理他的衣櫥，那個房間的區域傳來一股
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that area of his room. Pungent. Next up, very silent. It can be replaced with an interesting word. Tranquil. Tranquil. The pronunciation is tranquil. The stress is on the first part
of the word. Tranquil. The bustling cities lay tranquil during the lockdown. Tranquil. Here's the next one. Very cute. Instead, you could say, fetching. Fetching. It's so fetching
to see the baby crawl. Go grab the camera. I want to film it. Fetching. I'm sure that's a new word for you. Use it in your conversations when you find something cute. Fetching. Next,
we have very empty. You can say, desolate, desolate, desolate. Someplace that's not attractive, isolated with no people, is a desolate place. You can also use it to describe
a feeling of loneliness or sadness, desolate. After the fire, the neighbourhood burnt to a desolate waste. She felt desolate when her best friend moved away to another country.
Well, with let's talk, you will never feel desolate in your English learning journey.
嗯，有了 let's talk，在你的英語學習旅程中，你永遠不會感到凄涼。
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We have more than 2,000 English lessons to help you get fluent in spoken English.
我們有超過 2,000 堂英語課程，幫助你精通英語口說。
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Let's revise quickly what we've learned today.
我們來快速複習一下今天學到的內容。
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Very competitive, cutthroat. Very exciting, exhilarating. Very cheap, stingy. Very thin, gaunt. Very upset, distraught. Very loved, adored. Very smelly, pungent.
Very quiet, tranquil. Very cute, fetching. Very empty, desolate.
非常安靜，tranquil。非常可愛，fetching。非常空曠，desolate。
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That concludes the 5-part lesson series. You have learned 50 new and advanced English words to use instead of very. Try making sentences using these words. It would help you remember them faster. Don't be a wordball. Use these new words in your everyday conversations.
