【寫作推薦】
1. come down to 可歸結(jié)為；到達碰声；歸根結(jié)底
e.g. Sometimes, the difference between a productive day and time wasted can come down to an hour:
有時姑蓝，高效的一天與荒廢的一天之間的差異其實在于一小時
e.g. sometimes, success comes down to the opportunity and wisdom of individuals.
有時候赊时，成功可以歸結(jié)為個人的機遇和睿智。
2.“偷工減料”怎么說?
Cut corners
e.g. This company is now under intense scrutiny to see whether it cut corners on safety prior to the disaster.
該公司正接受詳細審查看在災(zāi)難之前安全方面是否有偷工減料债蜜。
3. kick off... “開始，開啟”
e.g. Yet if you want to kick 2019 off on a stronger, healthier note, you need to make more time for sleep.
然而究反，如果你想2019年變的更強壯寻定，更健康，那么你需要騰出更多時間睡覺精耐。
e.g. if you want to kick 2019 off on a happier and wealthier note, you need to make a plan and stick to it.
4. in a row表示“連續(xù)”
Three years in a row 連續(xù)三年
e.g. he stayed up two nights in a row in order to finish his paper.
他為了寫論文狼速，兩天沒睡覺了。
e.g. This company ranks first in terms of sales in its industry for three years in a row.
【固定搭配】
1. 副教授
associate professor
2. skimp表示節(jié)儉卦停，節(jié)約向胡；吝嗇，[常用搭配] skimp on sth
e.g. if you skimp on sleep, you may find yourself looking tired with bags under your eyes.
e.g. Don’t skimp on food or else you will suffer from malnutrition.
3. sluggish
j行動緩慢的惊完；無精打采的, moving or operating more slowly than usual and with less energy or power
e.g. she was sluggish after running for 4 km.
e.g. I was sluggish due to suffering the flu.
k經(jīng)濟不景氣的僵芹，蕭條的
e.g. The housing market has been very sluggish these past few years.
過去這幾年房地產(chǎn)市場一直很蕭條。
