命三千查漏补缺 Flashcards

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felony

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n. 严重犯罪

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compound

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v. 和解

compound a felony

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concatenate

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v. 连结,混合

the movie actually concatenate several episodes from books.

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concede

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vt. 承认
she grudgingly concede his point.

concession n. 让步

v. 停止抵抗
he conceded as soon as……….

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concerted

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adj. 共同完成的

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condole

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vi. 表达同情

condolence

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congenial

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adj. 和善友好的

adj. 令人愉悦的

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connive

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vi. 暗谋,共谋
conniver 共谋者

vi. 纵容,假装忽视不采取措施

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consonant

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adj. 和谐一致的

consonance 和谐,一致 n.

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contrite

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adj. (因罪孽而)后悔悲痛的

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contumacious

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adj. 不服从的,倔强的

contumacy 不服从,反抗

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convalesce

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vi. 逐渐康复

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conversant

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adj. 熟悉的

conversance 熟知,造诣

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convoke

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v. 召集开会

convoke Parliament

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convoluted

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adj. 复杂的,费解的

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convulsion

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n. 痉挛

n. 骚乱
a regime in convulsion.

convulse v. 剧烈震动;痉挛

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corroborate

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vt. 用证据或权威证实
new evidence to corroborate……

vt. 为…提供证据,支持
corroboration n. 证实

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corrugated

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adj. 褶皱的

corrugation 折痕,褶皱

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counterfeit

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adj. 仿制的假冒的
vt. 仿制
vt. 伪装成

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countermand

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vt. 取消,撤销

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crass

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adj. 粗俗的,愚钝的

a crass receptionist.

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crave

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vt. 热望
crave alcohols and cigarettes.

craving n. 迫切的渴望

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congeal

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v. 凝固,固化
the blood stated to congeal.

congealment

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crumple

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v. 弄皱
crumple a piece of paper.

v. (因外力)垮塌

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daft
adj. 神经错乱的 the king was clearly daft. adj. 不明智的 this is a daft plan.
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dandy
n. 纨绔子弟,爱打扮的人 | adj. 最佳的
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debilitate
vt. 使衰弱,削弱
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defer
v. 推迟,延期 vi. 遵从 deference n. 尊崇,顺从
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defuse
vt. 抚慰,减轻 defuse the crisis.
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deject
vt. 使沮丧
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demur
n./vi. 表示异议,反对 demur at..... n. 犹豫
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denouement
n. 小说结局
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dent
n. 凹陷 | vt. (数量,程度上)削弱
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deplete
vt. 耗尽,使衰竭
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depravity
n. 道德败坏
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utter
adj. 完全的,彻底的,无条件的 | vt. 发出,表达;发射
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desecrate
vt. 亵渎,玷污
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inane
adj. 空洞的 | inane comments
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inaugurate
vt. 使就职 a new leader will be inaugurated soon. vt. 开始 inaugurate a policy. inauguration n. 就职;开始
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incendiary
n. 煽动者 adj. 煽动性的 a incendiary speech.
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incogitant
adj. 考虑不周的,不体谅的 | an incogitant decision.
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indemnity
n. (损害,伤害等的)保险补偿 indemnification 同
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indulgent
adj. (对己)放纵的,(对他人)纵容的 indulgent aristocrats. indulgence n. 放纵
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ineffable
adj. 无法表达的 ineffable ecstasy ineffability n. 不可描述性
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inert
adj. 缺乏活力的;(物)惰性的 inert ingredients in drugs inertia n. 惰性
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inexorable
adj. 无法阻止的,不为所动的 | the seemingly inexorable rise in unemployment.
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infatuate
vt. 使迷恋 a naive girl infatuated by cajolery. infatuation n. 迷恋
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infelicitous
adj. 不愉快的,不幸的 an infelicitous moment. adj. 不适当的,不合时宜的 infelicity n. 不恰当
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innocuous
adj. 无害的 innocuous preservatives. adj. 中庸乏味的,不会引起敌意的 an innocuous comment.
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insouciant
adj. 无忧虑的,不在乎的 an insouciant shrug insouciance n. 不在乎
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insurgent
n. 叛乱分子 insurgency n. 叛乱
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intimidate
vt. 威吓 intimidation n. 恐吓
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intransigent
adj. 不妥协的,固执的 an intransigent attitude. intransigence n. 顽固
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inundate
vt. 淹没 inundated with trash e-mails inundation n. 淹没
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inure
vt. 使习惯接受不好的东西 children inured to violence inured adj. 习惯的 vt. 使坚强
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inveterate
adj. 积习的 | the inveterate tendency to overlook the obvious
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invoke
vt. 实施 | vt. 产生,造成
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laudatory
adj. 表示赞扬的 a laudatory review laudable adj. 值得赞扬的
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obfuscate
vt. 使困惑;使模糊 obfuscate the readers. obfuscated adj. 模糊的
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obsequious
adj. 谄媚的;奴性的
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obstinate
adj. 固执的 adj. 难以减轻或治愈的 obstinate fever
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obstreperous
adj. 难驾驭的,任性的 | adj. 吵闹的
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aberrant
adj. 异常的,非常规的 deviating;unusual
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abnegate
v. 否认 v. 放弃,交出(权力等) deny,renounce;relinquish
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abrogate
v. 官方正式废除 v. 无视...存在 annul,abolish
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refrain
vi. 克制;避免;制止 abstain
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consent
v/n. 同意;赞成;答应 accede
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acclimate
vt. 使适应 make suitable,adapt
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accolade
n. 同意,赞赏 v. 赞扬 praise;approval
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accrete
v. 逐渐增长 gradually grow accumulate
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adjourn
vi. 延期,休会 suspend abeyance n.
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adversary
n. 敌手,对手 one that resist,enemy
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aggrandize
vt. 增加,提高(力量,财富,地位等) v. 夸大 enhance exaggerate
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aggravate
vt. 加重,恶化 make worse or make serious vt. 使恼火 disturb
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agog
adj./adv. 极度感兴趣的 | urgent desire or interest
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troll
n. 轮唱;钓鱼
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promptness
n. 机敏,迅捷;迅速 alacrity
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distance
vt. 疏远,把...... 远远甩在后面
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alleviate
v. 缓和,减轻 relieve,lessen
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allay
vt. 减轻 reduce intensity or severity
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amalgamate
v. 合并,混合 combine,unite
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ameliorate
vt. 改善,改进 become better,improve ameliorator n. 改良物;改良者 damper n. 抑制因素
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antediluvian
adj 非常古老的;过时的 old,antiquated n. 保守的人
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antic
adj. 滑稽可笑的 | clownish,absurd
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perceptible
adj. 可察觉的,可感知的 | appreciable
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apposite
adj. 相关的,合适的 | pertinent or appropriate
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apprise
v. 通知,告知 | inform
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ardor
n. 狂热 | enthusiasm,devotion
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arduous
adj. 难以做到的,费劲的 | difficult,strenuous
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strenuous
adj. 紧张的,费力的;艰苦的;精力充沛的;强烈的 arduous
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aseptic
adj. 消毒的;缺乏活力的;冷漠的 | preventing infection;lacking emotion or vitality
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vitality
n. 活力,生气,生命力 vital adj. 有活力的 adj. 生死攸关的,至关重要的
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ascetic
adj. 苦行的;禁欲的 n. 禁欲者 self-denial,self-discipline
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assent
vi. 同意 | agree
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asperity
n. (举止)粗暴;(环境)艰苦 | roughness;rigor,severity
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astute
adj. 机敏的,有洞察力的 | shrewd,perspicacious
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shrewd
adj. 精明/狡猾/机灵的 n. 精明/狡猾/机灵的人 astute,perspicacious
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perspicacious
adj. 有洞察力的;敏锐的 astute,shrewd
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asunder
adv. 分离成多部分地;分离地 | apart,into separate parts
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augur
n. 预言家 vt. 预言 predict vi. 出现好兆头
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atone
v. 赎罪,弥补 | make amends
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amends
n. 赔偿,赔罪 amend vt. 改善 vi. 改过自新
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aver
v. 声称为真;(强硬明确地)声明 | clearly and forcefully state
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avid
adj. 急切渴望的;贪婪(钱财)的 | with interest,enthusiasm;eager
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veneration
n. 尊敬,崇拜 venerate v. 崇敬,尊敬
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trite
adj. 陈腐的,平庸的,老一套的 triteness n.
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antediluvian
adj 非常古老的;过时的 old,antiquated n. 保守的人
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antic
adj. 滑稽可笑的 | clownish,absurd
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posit
vt. 假定,断定 | assume or affirm
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portentous
adj. 预兆性的,凶兆的 | sign of evil;eliciting amazement
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posture
n. 姿态,姿势 vi. 故作姿态,装模作样 pretended attitude
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potentate
n. 有权势的人 | powerful person
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prate
vi. 闲聊,空谈 talk idly prater 闲聊的人
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precarious
adj. 危险的,不稳定的;可疑的,不明确的 lacking stability,uncertain
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precedent
n. 先例,前例 adj. 先前的 earlier occurrence;prior
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predilection
n. 爱好,偏袒 | disposition in favor
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presage
n. 征兆 vt. 预示,预言 sign or warning;predict
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preposterous
adj. 荒谬的,不合常理的 | contrary to common sense
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preponderant
adj. 占优势的,更重要的 having superior importance preponderance n. 优势地位
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presumptuous
adj. 放肆冒昧的;傲慢的 | overstepping due bounds;feeling superior
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prescription
n. 规定,传统的规矩 rule prescribe v. 开药方;设立规定
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prevaricate
vi. 支吾其词,撒谎 evade the truth prevarication n. 支吾其词
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prod
vt. 促使...行动 | persuade
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proclivity
n. 癖好,偏好 inclination predilection;propensity
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probity
n. 正直 | faithfulness to moral standards
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adorn
vt. 装饰;使生色,使增加美感
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prodigal
adj. 挥霍的 spendthrift;spends freely n. 败家子 派生 prodigality n. 挥霍,浪费 同 profligate prodigious adj. 巨大的;惊人了不起的
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profusion
n. 丰富,大量 n. 挥霍浪费 abundance;wastefulness
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profligate
n. 堕落的人 below the normal moral standards n. 败家子 adj. 挥霍的 wasteful
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promulgate
vt. 正式宣布 | make known
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propitiate
vt. 抚慰,劝解 | appease
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propitious
adj. 吉祥的 | toward a happy outcome
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prosaic
adj. 单调的,寻常的 | normal course of events
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proselytize
v. (使)改变宗教信仰 | change religious faith
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illicit
adj. 违法的,不正当的 | illegal
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provident
adj. 节俭的;有远见的 | frugal;farseeing
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providential
adj. 天意的,幸运的 | divine
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protuberant
adj. 隆起的,凸出的 thrusting out n. protuberance
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protrude
vi. 突出 | project,bulge
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protract
vt. 延长,拖长 | lengthen,prolong
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raid
v. /n. 袭击;突袭;抢劫
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precipitate
vt. 促使,导致 to cause to happen,especially suddenly adj. 匆忙的 careless speed
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primordial
adj. 原始的,最初的 | happening first
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propitiate
vt. 抚慰,劝解 | appease
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quail
vi. 胆怯,畏缩 | cower
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quarry
n. 目标,猎物 pursuit n. 采石场
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rant
n. 训斥,责骂 angry speech or scolding vi. 怒吼
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rapacious
adj. 贪食的 gluttonous adj. 过度贪婪的 avaricious,avid,coveting,covetous,mercenary rapaciousness n. 贪婪
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rapt
adj. 狂喜的,狂热的 | adj. 全神贯注的
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ravel
vt. 解开,松开;阐明 | vt. 使纠缠,使复杂
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ream
vt. 怒斥,训斥 | to criticize
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recant
vt. 撤回,放弃,改变 withdraw(a statement) n. recantation 改变论调
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recumbent
adj. 躺着的 | lying down
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recuperate
v. 恢复,康复 recover health adj. recuperative 助于康复的
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riveting
adj. 吸引人的,极迷人的 | absorbing,engrossing
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rue
n. 后悔,遗憾 feeling of regret rueful adj. 后悔的
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rumple
vt. 打乱,使不整齐 vt. 弄皱 crumple,form creases rumpled 褶皱的
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scoff
v. 嘲笑 derision:mock scoff at the idea v. 狼吞虎咽 eat greedily
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scowl
vi. 皱眉(表现不高兴) | scowl down at the misbehaving child
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refute
vt. 否认 to declare not to be true vt. 证明为假,证伪 to prove wrong refutable 可辩驳的
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requite
vt. 酬谢,报答 make repayment vt. 报仇
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rile
vt. 刺激,激怒 | to make agitated and angry
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spleen
n. 怒气,怨恨 | anger or ill will
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sprawl
v. 杂乱无序地发展;蔓生 irregularly the city sprawls down the whole coast sprawling adj. 蔓延的,不规则伸展的
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squall
n. 风暴,暴风雪(雨) v. 尖叫 scream
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squander
vt. 使分散 apart vt. 浪费 squandering adj. 浪费的
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squat
adj. 又矮又胖的
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squint
vi. 斜视,睥睨 glance sideways leer
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squelch
vt. 压制,镇压 stop...by force squelcher n. 镇压者 vt. 击溃,使无言以对
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stench
n. 臭气,恶臭 | foul odor
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strident
adj. 刺耳的 harsh sound jarring stridence n. 喧闹,刺耳
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strip
vt. 脱衣,剥去 | remove clothing
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strut
vi. 趾高气昂地走 | n. 支柱,压杆
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stupor
n. 迟钝,麻痹,无知觉 | suspended sense
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stymie
vt. 阻碍 to present an obstacle to stymieing adj. 阻碍的
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shackle
vt. 束缚 restrict vt. 限制,阻碍 create difficulty
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sinew
n. 活力,力量 | vigorous strength
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sloppy
adj. 邋遢的 | adj. 混乱的
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sly
adj. 狡猾的 clever or cunning adj. 隐秘的,偷偷的
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sneer
vt. 嘲笑 | scornful
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somber
adj. 昏暗的,无光的 shaded adj. 悲伤的,不愉快的 lacking in cheer
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ribald
adj. (举止,言语)下流粗俗的 | vulgar
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resuscitate
vt. 使复活,使苏醒 to restore consciousness resuscitation n. 复活,复兴 resuscitated n. 复活的
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rescind
vt. 废除,取消 | to make void
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exacerbate
vt. 使加剧,使恶化 | aggravate;worsen
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peripheral
adj. 外围的,次要的
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tranquil
adj. 平静的;安宁的
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vociferous
adj. 大声喊叫的;喧闹的
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electorate
n. 选民,选区
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besiege
v. 围困;烦扰