英汉互译（共10小题：每小题1分，满分10分）
1.information n. ________
2.为了 ______________
3.interview v. ________
4.期待，盼望 _____________
5.vacation n. _______
6.结果 ______________
7.unhealthy adj. __________
8.取得进步 _______________
9.danger n. __________
10.参加 _____________
1.信息
2.面试
3.假期
4.不健康的
5.危险
6.in order to
7.look forward to
8.as a result
9.make progress
10.take part in
【解析】
1. 信息。是一个以-ion结尾的不可数名词。它的近义词有data，message，news等。
2. 面试。是一个及物动词，后直跟宾语，表示接见……，对……进行面试。
3. 假期。Holiday是它的近义词，应把它同vocation职业，这个单词区分开来。
4. 不健康的。它的反义词：healthy 健康的,它的名词形式health应多加注意。
5. 危险。不可数名词，形容词形式：dangerous 危险的
6. order to 为了，to后直接跟动词原形。
7. forward to期待，期盼。要注意to为介词，后面跟V-ing.
8. a result 结果。相关词组：as a result of, 因此，由于，比较常用。
9. progress 取得进步。注意progress前没有任何冠词。
10. part in参加。近义词组有：join in.
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