生词本-背单词、自学英语必备 6.1.1

Wordbook is a customized vocabulary app designed specifically for English reading enthusiasts, and it can also be used by high school and college students studying for exams such as CET-4, CET-6, postgraduate entrance examination, TOEFL, and IELTS to strengthen vocabulary memorization. Our goal is simplicity and usability.

Whether you're on the subway, bus, or in a taxi, you can open the Wordbook app at any time and start memorizing words, making full use of fragmented time.

APP Usage Tips:

1. When you copy a word in another app or browser, Wordbook will automatically prompt you to add it as a new word.
2. On the homepage of the app, you can manually input words by clicking on the add button.

Main Features:

• Manually Add Words: You can edit word meanings and notes by yourself.
• Word Lookup: Search for definitions of words.
• Daily Plan: Adjust your daily learning plan and organize your study schedule effectively.
• Memory Cards: Select different modes to reinforce weak areas and organize words in groups.
• Quick Study Mode: Concise mode for fast word learning.
• List-based Word Learning: Follow Ebbinghaus' memory retention principle with review intervals of 1 day, 2 days, 4 days, 7 days, and 15 days. Create a daily word learning plan accordingly.
• Learn While Listening: Automatic voice playback to learn words with headphones.
• Tests: Strengthen your understanding of unfamiliar words through quizzes.
• Dictation Writing: Enhance your writing skills by practicing spelling.
• Import/Export: Export words to your computer and import them to other devices.
• Account Sync: Supports multiple devices. Sync your data by logging into your account on different devices.
• Built-in word libraries: Includes word libraries for the high school entrance exam, college entrance exam, CET-4, CET-6, postgraduate entrance examination, TOEFL, IELTS, and GRE.

There is no shortcut to vocabulary memorization; it requires continuous recitation and review. People who have a larger vocabulary than you are usually more diligent, not necessarily having better memory. Memorizing words can be extremely tedious and boring. While it is difficult to change that, various so-called methods and vocabulary memorization gurus have emerged to create an illusion that learning words can be fun. While you may find it enjoyable, you may not necessarily retain the words. Therefore, instead of trying to change it, it is better to work around it. Since it can be dry and monotonous, it is best not to study for too long. The efficiency of vocabulary memorization declines over time, so it's better to stop before it decreases. Instead of studying words for an hour where efficiency drops after 10 minutes, it is better to study for 10 minutes at a time, six times. Utilizing fragmented time for vocabulary learning not only improves memory efficiency but also helps high school students find more study time.