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搭配 an astute politician 机敏的政治家；astute investment 精明的投资
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例句 1. To take the idea further, good parents or astute politicians will even detect the underlying dissatisfactions and then take precautions. 进一步发挥这一想法，优秀的父母或聪明的政客甚至可以观察到潜在的不满并马上采取措施。
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2. It is astute to sell out all the stocks before the prices decrease. 在股价下跌之前抛售所有的股票是精明的。
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同义 shrewd（a. 精明的）；judicious（a. 明智的）
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要点 尽管shrewd, judicious和astute都可以表示“精明的”，但shrewd多指“狡猾的”；judicious表达的“明智”多指“判断的正确”；而astute则表示“机智的”。
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attract［ə’trækt］v. 吸引
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例句 1. Additionally, movies present different social and cultural backgrounds and various customs, which attract many moviegoers. 此外，电影展示了不同的社会和文化背景以及各种各样的习俗，这些都吸引着电影爱好者。
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2. In this community, the songs attracted only young people. 在这个社区中，这些歌曲只能吸引年轻人。
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同义 lure（v. 吸引）
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要点 要表示“被…吸引”，可以用…is attracted to…这个句型，比如：I was deeply attracted to him.
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awareness［ə’wernəs］n. 知道；察觉，意识
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搭配 self awareness 自我意识；public awareness 公共意识
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例句 1. Actually, the awareness of your ability in learning new things rapidly is the best award for you to play the game. 事实上，你玩这个游戏所能得到的最好的奖励就是认识到自己具备迅速学习新鲜事物的能力。
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2. Invention of high-tech gadgets and the updated information systems in the fields of communication, transport and general business demands more awareness about contemporary events and changes. 关于高科技工具以及通讯、运输和普通商业领域最新的信息系统的创新需要我们能够更深刻地意识到现在正在发生的事件和变化。
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同义 realization（n. 知道；注意）
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例句 1. The people in your group could help you deal with the awkward situations that may be difficult to handle when you travel alone. 旅行团里的人能帮你处理一些尴尬的局面，而这可能是你在独自旅行时难以掌控的。
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2. When meeting strangers, I’m always a little bit awkward. 我见到陌生人的时候总会感到有点别扭。
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同义 unnatural（a. 别扭的）
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bewilder［bi’wildər］v. 使迷惑，使不知所措
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例句 1. I think that after her living in New Zealand for a long time, these small things in her hometown may bewilder her. 我认为在新西兰生活了很长一段时间以后，她家乡的这些小事可能让她感到迷惑。
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2. I don’t enjoy parties, because I am always bewildered by the noise and the crowd. 我不喜欢参加派对，因为噪音和人群总会让我不知所措。
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brag［bræg］v. 吹嘘，自夸，自吹自擂
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例句 1. I could brag to my friends that I worked in one of the best companies in the world. 我可以向我的朋友吹嘘，我供职的公司是世界上最好的公司之一。
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2. After we won the match, the captain announced,“I don’t want to brag about ourselves, but the victory belongs to everyone.”在赢得比赛后，队长表示：“我不想自吹自擂，但球队的胜利是属于我们每个人的。”
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