1701. napkin [ˋnæpkɪn] (c) 餐巾;手巾;尿布;衛生棉
Mom put a napkin around the baby when eating.
小寶寶吃東西時,媽媽圍了條餐巾在他身上。
1702. narrow [ˋnæro] (a) 窄的
The path is too narrow for the truck to pass.
這條路太窄,卡車過不去。
1703. nation [ˋneʃən] (c) 國家;民族
We should love our own nation.
我們應該愛自己的國家。
1704. national [ˋnæʃən!] (a) 國家的
How many colors are there on our national flag?
我們的國旗有幾種顏色?
1705. natural [ˋnætʃərəl] (a) 自然的
We visited a museum of natural history yesterday.
昨天我們參觀自然史博物館。
1706. nature [ˋnetʃɚ] (u) 自然;大自然
He gave away all his money in modern cities and returned to nature.
他將他在現代都市所積存的錢財如數捐出,回歸自然簡樸的生活。
1707. naughty [ˋnɔtɪ] (a) 調皮的
My nephew Sean is a naughty boy.
我外甥恩恩是個調皮的小男孩。
1708. navy [ˋnevɪ] (u) 海軍
My neighbor is an officer in the Navy.
我鄰居是海軍軍官。
1709. near [nɪr] (prep) 靠近;鄰近
Near the bank is a small park, where I often play basketball there.
銀行附近有個小公園,我常在那兒打籃球。
1710. nearly [ˋnɪrlɪ] (adv) 幾乎;差不多
She is nearly seventy now, but she looks like a teenager!
她看起來像個少女,殊不知她已年近古稀了!
1711. neat [nit] (a) 整齊的
His writing is neat and clear.
他的字跡又整齊又清楚。
1712. necessarily [ˋnɛsəsɛrɪlɪ] (adv) 必然地
Being rich is not necessarily being happy.
有錢未必快樂。
1713. necessary [ˋnɛsə͵sɛrɪ] (a) 必須的;必要的
It is necessary to have enough sleep.
有充足的睡眠是必要的。
1714. necessity [nəˋsɛsətɪ] (u;c) 必須;需求
We are in a hurry. Please take nothing with you except necessities.
我們很趕。若非必要之物,麻煩請留下。
1715. neck [nɛk] (c) 脖子;頸部
His arm is as thick as your neck!
他的手臂和你的脖子一樣粗。
1716. necklace [ˋnɛklɪs] (c) 項鍊
The girl wondered if she should sell her favorite necklace for college.
這女孩在想到底要不要把她心愛的項鍊為了念大學給賣了。
1717. necktie [ˋnɛk͵taɪ] (c) 領帶
If you see a professor in Taiwan wearing a necktie to class, he must be very serious.
在台灣,若有一位教授打著領帶來上課,那麼他想必是很嚴肅的。
1718. need [nid] (vt) 需要;必須
Your car needs washing, so you need to get some soap water.
你的車該洗了,所以你必須去弄點肥皂水來。
1719. needle [ˋnid!] (c) 針
To know a gril’s mind is exactly like to find a needle under the sea.
女人心,海底針。
1720. needn’t [ˋnidnt] = need not
That you needn’t do something doesn’t mean that you mustn’t.
不必要做不代表不可以做。
1721. negative [ˋnɛgətɪv] (a) 負面的;否定的;消極的
Two negative words in a sentence often means positive.
一個句子中的兩個否定,常常意味著一個肯定。
1722. neighbor [ˋnebɚ] (c) 鄰舍;鄰居
I even didn’t know my neighbor’s name who has lived in the 3rd floor for over 30 years.
已住了三十年的三樓鄰居的名字,我竟不知。
1723. neighborhood [ˋnebɚ͵hʊd] (u) 鄰近區域
There are over ten convenience stores in the neighborhood.
光這附近就有超過十家以上的便利商店。
1724. neither [ˋniðɚ] (a;conj;pn;adv) 兩者都不是;既不...也不;兩者之中沒有一個
Neither watch is real.
這兩支錶都不是真的。
Neither he nor I am a teacher.
他跟我兩人都不是老師。
Neither of my students speaks German.
我這兩個學生都不會說德文。
“I can’t play golf”, said Chris.
“Neither can I”, Tony replied.
克里斯說:「我不會打高爾夫球。」
「我也不會啊。」 東尼回道。
1725. nephew [ˋnɛfju] (c) 姪子;外甥
How do you call a girl that is your nephew’s niece?
你要怎麼稱呼你姪子的外甥女?
1726. nerve [nɝv] (c) 神經;沉著;膽量
It really takes nerves to sleep in this old house.
在這棟老房子裡過夜的確需要膽量。
1727. nervous [ˋnɝvəs] (a) 緊張的
No one won’t be nervous when standing in front of a crowd the first time.
頭一次站在人群前,沒人能不緊張。
1728. nest [nɛst] (c) 巢;窩
The little bird chirps in the nest for food.
小鳥在巢裡嗷嗷待哺。
1729. net [nɛt] (c) 網子
A fisherman who uses a net with large meshes is with wisdom.
用大網眼漁網捕魚的漁人是有智慧的。
1730. network [ˋnɛt͵wɝk] (c) 合作;協同搭配;網路脈絡
Finding lost children needs networks of the police and the family.
搜尋失蹤兒童需要警方與家屬密切的合作。
1731. never [ˋnɛvɚ] (adv) 從不;絕不
He never lets a day go by without helping people.
他日日助人。
1732. new [nju] (a) 新的;新奇的
There is nothing new in the sun.
太陽底下沒有新鮮事。
1733. news [njuz] (c;單複數同型) 新聞;消息
I had a bad news: Chris’ brother got a car accident.
我有個壞消息:克里斯的哥哥出車禍了。
1734. newspaper [ˋnjuz͵pepɚ] (c) 報紙
My brother’s dog’s clever, taking the newspaper from the mail box to my brother’s bed every morning.
我弟的狗真聰明,每天早上把早報從信箱中叼出來,拿到我弟的床邊。
1735. next [ˋnɛkst] (a;prep) 下一個的;次的;在...的隔壁
The next shop you should visit is right next to the bank at the right corner.
你下一個要去的商店剛好就在右邊角落的銀行隔壁。
1736. nice [naɪs] (a) 和善的;好的;不疾不徐的
Mr. Chen is a nice person, and he never has quick temper.
陳先生性情和善,情緒從不失控。
1737. nicely [ˋnaɪslɪ] (adv) 優美地
Hhe is a professional golf player; he swings nicely.
他是位職業高球選手;打起球來極為優雅。
1738. nickname [ˋnɪk͵nem] (c) 綽號;小名;外號
My friend’s nose is a little long, so he got a nickname ‘Pinocchio’.
我朋友的鼻子有些長,所以他有個外號叫 「皮諾丘」。
1739. niece [nis] (c) 姪女;外甥女
My sister has many children, so I have many nephews and nieces.
我妹很會生,所以我有好多外甥和外甥女。
1740. night [naɪt] (c) 晚上
Chris studies day and night and finally becomes a lawyer three years later.
克里斯日夜用功讀書,終於在三年後通過律師考試。
1741. nightmare [ˋnaɪt͵mɛr] (c) 惡夢
I had a nightmare just then.
我剛剛做了一個噩夢。
1742. nine [naɪn] (u) 九
Can you name all the nine planets in our solar system?
你可以將我們身處太陽系的九大行星名稱說出來嗎?
1743. nineteen [ˋnaɪnˋtin] (u) 十九
Nineteen is a prime number.
十九是個質數。
1744. ninety [ˋnaɪntɪ] (u) 九十
Ben got ninety of the English test this time.
班這次英文考了九十分。
1745. ninth [naɪnθ] (a) 第九的
The ninth biggest country in the world may be Republic of Kazakhstan.
世界第九大的國家應該是哈薩克。
1746. no [no] (adv) 不;不是;不對
“No, we are not Japanese”, I answered.
「不,我們不是日本人。」 我答道。
1747. noble [ˋnob!] (a) 高貴的;貴族的
Dr. Schweizer is a man of noble mind.
史懷哲博士有著一顆高貴的心。
1748. nod [nɑd] (vi;-dd-) 點頭
When I greeted Jacky, he smiled and nodded.
我和傑奇打招呼,他微笑著點頭。
1749. noise [nɔɪz] (c;u) 噪音
If you still keep making so much noise, you will bother all the neighbors.
如果你持續製造這麼多的噪音,你會打擾到鄰居的。
1750. none [nʌn] (pn) (一個也) 沒有;沒有人;空無一物
Why did my brother get so much and I got none?
為甚麼弟弟有這麼多而我卻啥都沒有?

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