(1) take -if something takes a particular amount of time, money, effort etc, that amount of time etc is needed for it to happen or succeed: How long is this going to take? It takes courage to admit you are wrong. Neil's got what it takes to be a great footballer. (2) story - a floor or level of a building 楼层： a fifty-story building (3) end - a situation in which something is finished or no longer exists 尽头： put/bring an end to something It's hoped the talks may bring an end to the violence. (4) satisfaction - a feeling of happiness or pleasure because you have achieved something or got what you wanted 满足感： Do you feel a sense of satisfaction at the end of the working day? (5) come/go/turn full circle - to be in the same situation in which you began, even though there have been changes during the time in between 周而复始： Fashion has come full circle and denim is back. (6) dawn - the time at the beginning of the day when light first appears 破晓 We worked from dawn to dusk (=through the whole day while it is light). (7) yawn - to open your mouth wide and breathe in deeply because you are tired or bored 打呵欠： Alan stretched and yawned. (8) rust - to become covered with rust, or to make something become covered in rust 腐败；生锈： The gate was old and badly rusted. (9) get/go nowhere - to have no success or make no progress 不成功或没进展: get nowhere with somebody/something; get somebody nowhere 在某方面没进展 The proposal went nowhere in the Senate. He was getting nowhere with the Bentley case. A negative attitude will get you nowhere. (10) toll - a very bad effect that something has on something or someone over a long period of time (toll on) 损失；损耗： Years of smoking have taken their toll on his health. Car emissions have caused a heavy toll on the environment
