Vocabulary Cards
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B2 noun
counseling
咨询
Meaning
professional guidance or therapy to help resolve personal or psychological problems
Example
She decided to go for counseling after feeling stressed for months.
B2 noun
counselling
心理咨询
Meaning
the process of giving professional guidance and support to help someone deal with personal, social, psychological, or career-related problems
Example
She decided to seek counselling to manage stress and anxiety.
B2 noun
counsellor
咨询师
Meaning
a person trained to give guidance on personal, social, or psychological problems; an advisor
Example
She spoke to a counsellor to get advice about her career.
B2 noun
counselor
顾问
Meaning
a person trained to give guidance on personal, social, or psychological problems
Example
The school counselor helped the student deal with stress.
A2 verb
count
计数
Meaning
to determine the total number of something
Example
She carefully counted the money on the table.
C1 noun
countenance
面容，表情；支持
Meaning
a person's face or expression; support or approval
Example
Her cheerful countenance brightened the room.
B2 noun
counter
柜台
Meaning
a flat surface in a shop, bank, or kitchen where transactions or work are done
Example
The cashier stood behind the counter.
C1 noun
counter-claim
反诉
Meaning
a claim made to rebut a previous claim, often in legal contexts
Example
The defendant filed a counter-claim against the plaintiff.
C1 verb
counteract
反作用
Meaning
to act against something in order to reduce its effect
Example
The medicine helps counteract the side effects of the treatment.
C1 verb
counterbalance
抵消
Meaning
to offset or balance the effect of something
Example
Exercise can counterbalance the negative effects of stress.
C2 noun, verb
countercharge
反诉
Meaning
an opposing charge or accusation; to make an opposing attack
Example
The lawyer filed a countercharge against the accuser.
C1 adjective, verb, noun
counterfeit
伪造的
Meaning
made to look like something genuine in order to deceive
Example
The police seized a batch of counterfeit currency.
C1 adjective
counterintuitive
反直觉的
Meaning
contrary to what one would intuitively expect
Example
His approach seems counterintuitive but it actually works.
C2 verb
countermand
撤销命令
Meaning
to revoke or cancel an order or command
Example
The general countermanded the previous orders immediately.
B2 noun
counterpart
对口人
Meaning
a person or thing that corresponds to or has the same function as another
Example
The CEO met with his counterpart in the partner company.
C1 noun
counterpoint
对比点
Meaning
an argument, idea, or theme contrasting with another; also a musical term for independent melody
Example
Her calm attitude was a counterpoint to his anger.
C1 adjective
counterproductive
适得其反
Meaning
Having the opposite of the desired effect; tending to hinder rather than help.
Example
Counterproductive activities often stem from dissatisfaction.
C2 verb
countervail
抵消
Meaning
to offset or counteract the effect of something
Example
The benefits of the new policy countervail its drawbacks.
C2 noun
counting-house
会计办公室
Meaning
a business office where accounts are kept and financial transactions are managed
Example
The merchant spent most of his day in the counting-house reviewing ledgers.
B2 adjective
countless
数不胜数
Meaning
too many to be counted; innumerable
Example
There are countless stars in the sky.
A1 noun
country
国家
Meaning
a nation with its own government and borders
Example
Bangladesh is a beautiful country with rich culture.
C1 noun
countryman
同胞
Meaning
a person from one's own country or rural area
Example
He was proud to meet a fellow countryman at the international conference.
B1 noun
countryside
乡村
Meaning
land outside cities and towns; rural areas with farms, fields, and villages
Example
She enjoys the peace and beauty of the countryside.
B1 noun
county
县
Meaning
A territorial division within a country, typically a region with its own local government.
Example
She grew up in a small county in northern England.