今天從口語寫作方面，總結(jié)了幾個中國考生最喜歡用的“屌絲級”單詞，并找到了高分各類高分替換詞，幫大家做到不落俗套！
Alternatives for “good”
1
rewarding / 2. satisfying 滿意的，值得的
“I have a rewarding job.”
“My career has been satisfying for several reasons.”
“My time in Sydney has been rewarding.”
下面讓咱們來看看在實(shí)戰(zhàn)中 good 的替換詞是怎么用的：
考官： Do you prefer to work for a large or small company?
考生：“It is for this reason that I feel working for a large company is more satisfying than working for a small company.”
中國學(xué)生往往說的是：......that's why working for a large company is better than a small company.
好吧，也許說的太高大上了，很多同學(xué)真的是這么說的：Ithink working for a large company is good. 連比較級都沒有用上。
3
merit 優(yōu)點(diǎn),榮譽(yù)
這個單詞中國學(xué)生在出國前其實(shí)并不常見，但是出國以后你會發(fā)現(xiàn)，在學(xué)霸的證書上經(jīng)常會出現(xiàn)這個次，表示優(yōu)點(diǎn)和榮譽(yù)的意思。 在碩士畢業(yè)證上如果寫著 master with merit 就表示這個人拿到的是優(yōu)等碩士生。
同時，這個詞也可以作為 good 的替換詞來使用，瞬間就覺得高大上了呢。
寫作時也可使用：Some people believe that diet and exercise in a population are largely the responsibility of the government. Others feel people should…
考生：“Thus, the argument that governments should be responsible for the diets and exercise levels of citizens holds merit.”
4
optimal 最優(yōu)的，最大化的
這個詞是個很好用的替換詞，可以替換各種good的最高級形式“best” 同時，在用這個詞的時候你會覺得口語地道了很多。
考官： At what time of the day are you most productive?
考生：“My optimal work time is in the morning. It is when my mind is clearest and I can…”
寫作時也可使用： Pie charts comparing the diets of older men in varying states of health.
“The second pie chart illustrates optimal weightings of fat, carbohydrates and protein for men aged 50 and older.”
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Alternatives for “faster/slower”
5
accelerate 加速，促進(jìn)
這個單詞說出來就很酷炫對不？這是個動詞，相比于 be動詞+faster/slower 這種形式 就會讓考官覺得你的詞匯量很大~
告訴你這個詞簡直就是萬用詞，例如在口語中
“The clubs I joined at university accelerated my studies.”
“Careers in high tech are typically accelerated in my hometown as many young people engage internships at the nearby tech park.”
同樣，在雅思寫作中也可以用到的~
例如小作文圖表題： “Growth of laptop sales accelerated between 2002 and 2004.”
大作文也可能會用得到：Young people learn more and at an accelerated speed through the use of technology.
6
retard 減速，阻礙
有同學(xué)又要問了，faster 對應(yīng)加速，
那么 slower呢？減速怎么說？
咱們繼續(xù)往下看。
舉個例子：“For example, libraries that do not electronically index their resources retard the rate at which a student can access information.”
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Alternatives for important/unimportant
不論是在寫作還是口語當(dāng)中，important/unimportant 都是會大量出現(xiàn)的詞匯，但是又為了要避免重復(fù)使用統(tǒng)一的單詞，那么問題來了，應(yīng)該用什么次替換？
其實(shí)很簡單……咱們繼續(xù)往下看
7
key 關(guān)鍵
別小看key這個簡單的小詞，小學(xué)生都會說對吧？然而大部分雅思考生在考場上并不會用到這個詞，當(dāng)某一個考生突然用到了這個詞，肯定會讓考官感到耳目一新的感覺~例如：
考生：“The wedding planner we hired was a key individual for three reasons. Firstly, he was able to…”
再例如：
考官：How do you define a “hero”?
考生：“I think integrity, kindness and honesty are key. To me, a hero is someone that does the right thing even when no one is looking.”
寫作中同樣會用到 “A key feature of the diagram is the pause that occurs between the first and second halves of the paper making process.”
8
chiefly 主要; 首先
當(dāng)你們要表達(dá) “主要，基本”這個意思的時候你們脫口而出的是哪一個單詞呢？basically？ mainly？ 還是firstly？ 98%的同學(xué)基本上就只會用這兩個單詞吧，如果是寫作的話 basically 還會出現(xiàn)拼寫錯誤。。。
考官： (In response to a Part 2 monologue about an important person in your country.) What do you think ___ will be most remembered for?
考生： “I think ___ will be chiefly remembered for his contributions to science…”
寫作中也同樣可以用到：“For example, it has long been established that carbon dioxide emissions are chiefly responsible for global warming.”
9
trivial 瑣碎的，無價值的; 平常的
最后，表否定的 unimportant 替換詞來啦! 當(dāng)大部分考生還在用 “not important”或者 normal做否定表達(dá)的時候，你用一個trivial， 是不是就瞬間比別人高了不止一個檔次了呢？
考官： How central was the Internet to your studies at university?
考生：“To be honest, the role it played was quite trivial. I found the vast amount of my studying was done using the traditional resources found at the university library.”
寫作中如果遇到這樣的問題： A pie chart comparing the impact various human activities have on the death rates of forest fauna.
你可以這樣寫：“Although pesticides account for 43% of all fauna death rates, mortalities due to human activities at campsites reveal the comparatively trivial figure of 0.01%.”
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