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2. Suffering often sharpens our senses, but we should control our discontent at the same time. 苦难通常可以使我们变得更敏锐，但同时我们也要控制自己的不满情绪。
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sociable［‘souʃəbl］a. 好交际的；合群的；友善的
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例句 1. When you come to an unfamiliar place, you will communicate with some new friends and you’ll help each other, and you will become more sociable. 来到一个陌生的环境时，你将与新朋友们沟通并互相帮助，而你也会变得更善交际。
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2. Good sociable ability is good for one’s growth. 良好的交际能力对一个人的成长有好处。
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同义 outgoing（a. 友善的）
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sophisticated［sə’fistikeitid］a. 老于世故的，富有经验的；精密的；复杂的
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例句 I think that a nice dress will give us more confidence and also build a professional, sophisticated impression. 我认为一条漂亮的连衣裙可以给我们带来自信，同时也带给别人专业、富有经验的印象。
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同义 worldly-wise（a. 老于世故的）
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派生 sophistication（n. 老于世故；复杂）
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spark［spɑ
:rk］v. 闪烁；激发；冒火花 n. 火花
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例句 1. Once we come across a difficulty in our study, the idea of solving the problem in a scientific method sparks at once in our mind. 一旦我们在学习中遇到困难，我们头脑中马上会冒出使用科学的方法解决问题的想法。
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2. I’ll spark your interest with a little story. 我会用一则小故事激发你的兴趣。
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同义 blaze（v. 闪烁）
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要点 spark作动词有“激发”的意思，主要指激发灵感或兴趣。
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specialize［‘speʃəlaiz］v. 专攻；（使）专用于
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搭配 specialize in 擅长于；专攻
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例句 1. If a student only specializes in one field, he will not have the chance to get access to other resources the university offered. 如果学生仅专注于某一个领域，那么就没有机会接触到大学提供的其他资源。
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2. I have to say that it is better for universities to urge their students to specialize in just one subject. 我必须要说，对大学来说，敦促学生只专攻一门课程会更好一些。
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stability［stə’biləti］n. 稳定；稳固
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例句 1. Freshmen and sophomores need the stability of campus life, whereas juniors and seniors should experience the independence of off-campus life. 大一和大二学生需要稳定的校园生活，大三和大四学生则需要体验校外生活的独立。
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2. When I was young, I enjoyed the excitement and adventure of crazy life; but now the stability of family life suits me better. 我年轻时享受疯狂生活带来的刺激与冒险；但现在，家庭生活的稳定更适合我。
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3. Working a shorter week can decrease the stability of the employees and harm their chances for promotion. 一周工作较短的时间会降低员工的稳定程度，而且会影响他们获得晋升的机会。
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standard［‘stændərd］n. 标准，规则 a. 标准的
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搭配 up to standard 合格
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例句 1. Test scores act as the standard measurement for students’ ability and knowledge level. 测试成绩是衡量学生能力和知识水平的标准。
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