考博单词强记2

Question 1

bond

Answer 1

bond [bɔnd] n.债券, 结合, 协定, 联系, 情谊, 黏合剂 vt.使结合,为 … 作保 vi.连结, 粘合 例句: A bond of sympathy developed between members of the group. 该组织成员间产生了志同道合的凝聚力。 Common tastes form a bond between the two men. 共同的爱好使两人结交为朋友。

Question 2

bonus

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bonus [‘bəunəs] n.红利, 意外所得之物, 奖金 例句: Our manager has been fudging the issue of bonus payments for months. 我们的经理数月来一直回避发放奖金一事。 The job’s done, that’s all well and good but what about the bonus we were promised? 工作完成了–好倒是好–但是答应给我们的奖金给不给? The firm offered her a generous bonus as a sweetener. 公司提出给她一笔可观的花红借以拉拢她。

Question 3

boost

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boost [bu:st] v.提高, 增加, 鼓励, 举起, 为…做宣传 n.增加, 推进, 鼓励 v.<俚>商店行窃 例句: The publication of this boost my confidence. 这本书的出版增强了我的信心。 Edward is not very cheerful, he needs a holiday to boost him up. 爱德华精神欠佳，他需要度假以振作起来。 A big boost in salary. 一次工资大增加

Question 4

botch

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botch [bɔtʃ] v.拙笨地修补, 糟蹋 n.拙笨的修补, 难看的补缀 例句: I’m afraid the unexpected accident may botch up the dinner tonight. 恐怕这意想不到的事故会把今天的晚宴搞糟。 Don’t give the job to Reed, he’ll only botch it up. 这事情不能交给里德办，他只会把事情弄糟的。

Question 5

bounce

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bounce [bauns] vi.弹起, 重新恢复, 退票 vt.使弹起, 解雇,驱逐 n.弹跳, 弹力, 活力 例句: I hope this cheque doesn’t bounce. 我希望这张支票别遭退票 The ball hit the wall and bounced off it. 球打在墙上又反弹回来。 I bounced the baby on my knee. 我把婴儿放在膝上上下颠着。

Question 6

bound

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bound [baund] 动词bind的过去式和过去分词形式 adj.必定的, 有义务的, 受约束的, 装订的 vi.跳, 跳跃前进, 猛涨 n.跳跃, 范围, 界限 例句: I don’t like being desk-bound (eg in an office) all day. 我不喜欢整天拴在办公桌旁(如在办公室里). With one bound, he was over the wall. 他纵身一跃就跳过了墙。 The dog bounded down the hill. 狗跳跃着朝山下跑去。

Question 7

boycott

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boycott [‘bɔikɔt] vt.抵制（贸易）, 拒绝参加

Question 8

breed

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breed [bri:d] v.繁殖, 养育 n.品种, 血统 例句: Spaniel is a breed of dog with large ears. 西班牙猎狗是一种长着大耳朵的猎狗。 I breed some chicks for pets. 我养了一些小鸡当宠物。 His horse is of the best breed. 他的马是最好的品种。

Question 9

bribe

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bribe [braib] n.贿赂, 贿赂物 v.贿赂 例句: He is so honest that he will not accept bribe. 他忠诚老实，不肯受贿。 He quit in disgrace over the bribe. 他因受贿而不光彩地辞职了。 He tried to make me accept a bribe I hope I would never stoop so low. 他想让我接受贿赂–我但愿我决不至於做出这种低级的事。

Question 10

bridle

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bridle [‘braidl] n.马笼头, 约束 v.给 … 套笼头, 控制（感情等）, 动怒 例句: The part of a bridle or halter that passes over an animal’s nose. 鼻环穿过动物鼻子的马笼头或缰绳的一部分 She bridled at his remarks. 她蔑视他的言论。 Tell him to put a bridle on his tongue. 告诉他说话要谨慎。

Question 11

brittle

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brittle [‘britl] adj.易碎的, 尖利的, 脆弱的 n.果仁薄脆糖 例句: A glazed, brittle biscuit that is salted on the outside and usually baked in the form of a loose knot or a stick. 椒盐卷饼外表面加盐，浇过糖浆的脆饼，常打成松散的节状或棍状后烧烤 A brittle, flat piece of unleavened bread, eaten especially during Passover. 未发酵的面包一种犹太人过逾越节时吃的干脆未发酵的面包 He has a brittle temper. 他脾气急。

Question 12

brood

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brood [bru:d] n.一窝, 一伙,一家孩子, 一组事物 v.孵, 沉思, 笼罩 例句: Some insects produce seven or eight broods a year. 有些昆虫一年产七八次卵。 It’s no use brooding over one’s past mistakes. 老是抱着过去的错误是没用的。

Question 13

brutal

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brutal [‘bru:tl] adj.野蛮的, 残暴的 例句: The local population is kept under by a brutal army of mercenaries. 当地居民备受野蛮雇佣军的欺压。 The people have been kept down for years by a brutal regime. 人民多年遭受野蛮制度压迫。 Children were rent from their mothers’ arms by the brutal soldiers. 凶残的士兵把孩子们从母亲的怀抱中夺走了

Question 14

bulk

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bulk [bʌlk] n.体积, 容积,大块, 大部分, 大批 adj.散装的, 大量的 vt.使膨胀, 使成堆 vi.膨胀, 显得重要 例句: The war still bulks large in the memories of those who fought in it. 对于那些曾参战的人来说,那场战争仍记忆犹新。 Do they charge carriage by bulk? 他们是否按体积计算运费？ The cake bulked up. 蛋糕发起来了。

Question 15

bump

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bump [bʌmp] v.碰撞, 颠簸而行, 提高 n.肿块, 撞击, 表面隆起 adv.突然的,猛烈的 例句: The old bus bumped along the mountain road. 旧公共汽车沿著山路颠簸行驶。 She got a bump on her head. 她头上撞起了一个包。 We bumped up and down along the gravel path. 我们沿砾石小路颠簸而行。

Question 16

bust

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bust [bʌst] n.半身像, 胸部, 搜查, 失败 v.打碎, 搜捕, 降级, 终止 adj.破产的, 打碎的 例句: His company went bust. 他的公司破产了。 He got a bust in the nose. 他鼻子上挨了一拳。 He and his wife busted up a year ago. 他和他的妻子一年前分居了。

Question 17

butt

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butt [bʌt] n.烟蒂, 屁股, 枪托 n.笑柄, 靶垛 n.大酒桶 n.抵撞 v.插嘴, 顶撞 例句: He was clubbed to death with a butt of a gun. 他是被人用枪托殴打致死的。 He gave me a butt on the stomach. 他在我腹部撞了一下。 Poor John was the butt of all their jokes. 可怜的约翰是他们嘲笑的对象。

Question 18

buzz

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buzz [bʌz] vi.发出嗡嗡声, 充满, 匆忙 vt.使嗡嗡叫,低飞掠过, 打电话 n.嗡嗡声, 电话 例句: The room buzzed with excitement. 房间里发出一片兴奋的嚷嚷声。 My brain is buzzing. 我的脑袋嗡嗡响。 He buzzed for his secretary to come. 他按蜂鸣器叫秘书进来。

Question 19

camouflage

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camouflage [‘kæmuflɑ:ʒ] n. 伪装, 掩饰, 迷彩服 v. 伪装, 欺瞒 例句: Some insect have a natural camouflage which hide them from the attack of their enemy. 有些昆虫有一种天然的保护色可以防止敌人的袭击。 The soldiers camouflaged themselves with leaves and branches. 士兵们用树枝树叶把自己伪装起来。

Question 20

candid

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candid [‘kændid] adj.率直的, 坦诚的, 公正的, 偷拍的 例句: In private, I gave them my candid opinion. 私下里,我对他们直言相告。 Give me a candid hearing. 请你公正地听我说。 Not forthright and candid; devious. 不坦率的不直截了当的、不坦白的; 欺骗的

Question 21

candidate

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candidate [‘kændidit] n.候选人, 应试者 例句: In my estimation, he is a more suitable candidate. 我认为他是更合适的人选。 The defeated candidate demanded a recount. 落选的候选人要求重新计算选票。 We judge that he is the best candidate. 我们认为他是最佳人选

Question 22

capitulation

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capitulation [kəˌpitju’leiʃən] n.有条件投降, 投降书,投降协议

Question 23

cardinal

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cardinal [‘kɑ:dinl] n.红衣主教, 鲜红色,基数, 北美红雀 adj.主要的, 深红色的 例句: The cardinal number equal to2?0. 二十等于2乘10的基数 The cardinal number equal to1015. 十的十五次幂基数等于1015。 The cardinal number equal to109. 十亿基数，等于109

Question 24

caricature

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caricature [‘kærikətʃuə] n.讽刺画, 讽刺, 歪曲, 笨拙的模仿 v.画成漫画,讽刺, 使滑稽化 例句: But how about a man who preaches liberation and yet when his daughters are seeking marriage partners, can show himself the very caricature of the heavy Victorian father? 一个自吹是思想解放的人怎么能在他女儿寻找婚姻伴侣时，却显出一副维多利亚式的严父模样呢？ The trial was a caricature of justice. 这次审判是对正义的滑稽模仿。

Question 25

cast

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cast [kɑ:st] v.掷, 抛, 投, 铸造, 指定演员, 加起来, 投射(目光), 投(票), 预测 n.演员阵容, 投掷 例句: She’s cast off three boy-friends in a month. 她一个月里就甩了三个男朋友。 I can’t bear young people casting away their youth. 我无法忍受年轻人虚掷青春。

Question 26

casual

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casual [‘kæʒjuəl] adj.非正式的, 漫不经心的, 偶然的, 临时的 n.临时工,便装 例句: Such casual dress would not be correct for a formal occasion. 这样的便服不宜在正式的场合穿。 He likes casual attires. 他喜欢休闲服装。

Question 27

causal

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causal [‘kɔ:zəl] adj. 原因的, 关于因果的

Question 28

cataclysm

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cataclysm [‘kætəklizəm] n.大洪水, 地震, (社会政治的)大变动

Question 29

categorize

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categorize [‘kætigəˌraiz] v.分类 例句: In information retrieval, a word used to categorize or index information. 情报［信息］检索中用于对信息分类或索引的词。同keyword。

Question 30

category

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category [‘kætigəri] n.种类, 类别, 范畴 例句: A category created for purposes of competition, as in boxing. 分类项目为比赛目的而分的级，如在拳击比赛中 A classification or grouping, especially within a sequence of numbers or grades, as a category of incomes sharing the same tax rate. 等级，同类类别或集团，尤指包含在一数目或级别的序列之中，作为按相同税率征税的收入类别 Dealing with a more restricted category. 小(项)的; 小前提的与一个更严格的类别有关的

Question 31

cater

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cater [‘keitə] v.提供饮食及服务, 迎合, 满足 例句: Shops cater for the do-it- yourself craze by offering consumers bits and pieces which they can assemble at home. 商店为了迎合“自己动手”的狂热心理，为消费者提供可以在家里组装的零件。 He has to cater for his boss. 他得迎合他的老板。

Question 32

cease

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cease [si:s] v.终止, 停止 n.停止 例句: The newspaper had ceased publication. 报纸已停刊。 The old man ceased breathing the night before. 老人前一天晚上停止了呼吸。

Question 33

censor

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censor [‘sensə] n.检查员, 监察官 vt.检查 例句: The censor insist on excise the passage from the film. 电影审查员坚持剪去影片的这一段。 Two scenes were cut by the censor. 有两个镜头被审查员剪掉了。

Question 34

certificate

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certificate [sə’tifikit] n.执照, 证(明)书 vt.认可, 批准, 发证书给 … 例句: June is as proud as a peacock after winning her first swimming certificate. 琼自从获得了第一游泳证书后非常骄傲，瞧不起人。 A certificate conferring a privilege or honor. 执照，奖状赋予某种荣誉和特权的证书

Question 35

chaotic

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chaotic [kei’ɔtik] adj. 混乱的 例句: With no one to keep order the situation in the classroom was chaotic. 因无人维持秩序，教室里一片混乱。

Question 36

charity

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charity [‘tʃæriti] n.慈善, 宽厚, 慈善机关(团体), 仁慈 例句: They did so under the mask of charity. 他们是打着慈善的幌子这么做的。 The priest preached a sermon on the need of charity. 牧师在布道会上宣讲慈爱的必要。

Question 37

charter

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charter [‘tʃɑ:tə] n.宪章, 特许, (船、机、车等的)租赁 vt.包租, 特许, 发给 … 执照 adj.特许的 例句: A tract of land in certain North American colonies with hereditary rights granted to the proprietor by royal charter. 永久租地某些北美殖民地的一种地契，通过皇家宪章赋予土地所有者以继承权 A royal charter exempted the Massachusetts colony from direct interference by the Crown. 一张皇家的特许状，使马萨诸塞州殖民地免受英王直接干涉

Question 38

chase

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chase [tʃeis] vt.追捕, 追求 vt.镂刻,雕刻 n.追捕, 争取,狩猎 例句: Why do modern people chase material possessions? 为什么现在的人们追求物质财富？ They caught the puppy after a long chase. 他们追了很久才把小狗逮住。 We must chase the enemy from our country. 我们必须把敌人赶出我国。

Question 39

cherish

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cherish [‘tʃeriʃ] vt.珍爱, 抱有, 抚育 例句: Never cherish a serpent in your bosom. 永远不要施恩于忘恩负义之人。 Every minute I have spent here impressed me with the friendship your people cherish for our people. 我在这里度过的每一分钟都使我感到你们人民对我国人民所怀的友情。

Question 40

chide

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chide [tʃaid] vi. 斥责, 指责 vt. (温和地）责备 例句: She chided him for his laziness. 她责备他懒惰。 He chided his son for being clumsy. 他斥责儿子笨手笨脚。

Question 41

choke

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choke [tʃəuk] vi.窒息, 阻塞, 说不出话 vt.使窒息, 阻塞, 抑制, 使说不出话 n.窒息, 阻塞, 阻风门 例句: She choked with emotion. 她激动得说不出话来。 An old woman was found choked to death. 发现一个老妇人被掐死了

Question 42

choreograph

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choreograph [‘kɔ:riəgrɑ:f] v. 设计舞蹈动作, 精心编制

Question 43

chronic(al)

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chronic [‘krɔnik] adj.长期的, 慢性的, 惯常的 例句: Chronic money problems. 长期的金钱困扰 My brother has chronic bronchitis. 我的哥哥患有慢性支气管炎。 There is a chronic unemployment problem in America. 在美国存在长期失业问题。

Question 44

circuit

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circuit [‘sə:kit] n.巡回, 线路, 环形, 电路, 回路 v.巡回, 绕 … 环形 例句: The switches close the contacts and complete the circuit. 这些开关可使接触器接通电流形成回路。 There are two breakers in this circuit. 这个电路里面使用了两个断路器。 The rocket did one circuit of the earth and returned to base. 火箭绕地球运行一周后返回基地。

Question 45

circumscribe

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circumscribe [‘sə:kəmskraib] v.限制, 划一条线包围, 确定…的范围,画（几何图形的）外接圆

Question 46

cite

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cite [sait] vt.引用, 传讯, 表扬, 举(例) 例句: The lawyer cite a previous case to support his argument. 律师引用了以前的案例来支持他的论点。 He was cited for contempt of court. 他因蔑视法庭而被传讯。

Question 47

civility

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civility [si’viliti] n.礼貌, 谦恭 例句: They greeted us with civility. 他们很有礼貌地迎接了我们。 Tom shows his civility before his parents’ friends. 汤姆在他父母的朋友面前表现得很有礼貌

Question 48

clamp

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clamp [klæmp] n.夹子, 螺丝钳 vt.夹住, 强加, 压制 例句: The wood is held in position by a clamp. 木头用钳夹固定住了。 The Government intends to clamp down on soccer hooliganism. 政府拟采取措施严禁在足球比赛中闹事。 This clamp is mine. 这个夹子是我的。

Question 49

clandestine

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clandestine [klæn’destin] adj.秘密的(常指违法的行为) 例句: A clandestine love affair. 私通，奸情私下的恋爱事件

Question 50

clasp

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clasp [klɑ:sp] n.扣子,钩,紧握 v.扣紧, 紧握,密切合作 例句: The clasp of my brooch is broken. 我胸针的钩子断了。 He held her hand in a firm clasp. 他紧握她的手。 She clasped the baby to her bosom. 她把孩子紧紧抱在怀里。

Question 51

cleave

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cleave [kli:v] v.裂开, 分开（尤指沿天然纹理）,使分开, 穿过, 依恋或忠实, 粘着 例句: He cleaved an apple with a knife. 他用一把刀子将苹果切开。 They cleaved a path through the wilderness. 他们在荒原中开辟出一条路。

Question 52

climax

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climax [‘klaimæks] n.高潮, 极点, 层进法, [生]顶极群落 例句: The music approached a climax. 乐曲接近高潮。 The climax of the celebration was a firework display. 庆祝会的高潮是燃放烟火。

Question 53

cling

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cling [kliŋ] vi.紧贴, 附着, 依恋, 坚持 n.紧抓, 紧贴 例句: The wet clothes clung to his body. 湿衣服紧贴在他身上。 He clung to my arm. 他紧抓着我的胳膊。

Question 54

clumsy

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clumsy [‘klʌmzi] adj.笨拙的, 不得体的, 笨重的 例句: He chided his son for being clumsy. 他斥责儿子笨手笨脚。 This cobbler is rather clumsy. 这个补鞋匠真是笨手笨脚。

Question 55

clutter

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clutter [‘klʌtə] vt.弄乱, 混乱 n.杂乱 例句: His room is in a clutter so I have to tidy it up. 他的房间乱七八糟的，我不得不整理一下。 Clutter in the attic. 顶楼一片混乱

Question 56

coagulate

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coagulate [kəu’ægjuleit] v. 凝结, 凝固 adj. <古> 凝结的, 凝固的 例句: Blood coagulates in air. 血液遇到空气就凝结。 Air coagulates blood. 空气能使血液凝结。

Question 57

coarse

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coarse [kɔ:s] adj.粗糙的, 粗俗的, 非精制的 例句: Any of a breed of large, white-faced sheep having long coarse wool, developed in Leicestershire, a county of central England. 莱斯特羊一种体型较大的白脸羊，长有粗糙的长毛，是在英格兰中部莱斯特郡培育出来的 Gross; coarse. Used of speech or language. 言谈粗俗的粗野的; 粗俗的。用语谈话或语言

Question 58

cognition

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cognition [kɔg’niʃən] n.认识, 认识力, 认知 例句: A feeling or emotion as distinguished from cognition, thought, or action. 感情有别于认识，思想或行为的感情或情感 It is a leap in the process of cognition. 这是认识过程的一次飞跃。

Question 59

cohesion

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cohesion [kəu’hi:ʒən] n.凝聚力, 团结, 内聚力 例句: Exhibited strong cohesion in the family unit. 在家庭单位元中表现出强内聚性

Question 60

coincide

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coincide [ˌkəuin’said] vi.一致, 同时发生, 符合 例句: The demonstration had been carefully stage-managed to coincide with the Prime Minister’s visit. 这次示威活动事先作了精心安排，正好在首相访问时进行。 They didn’t coincide in opinion. 他们的意见不统一。

Question 61

collide

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collide [kə’laid] vi.碰撞, 互撞, 砥触 例句: As the bus turned the corner, it collided with a van. 公共汽车转过拐角时与客货车相撞。 The interests of the two countries collide. 两国的利益发生冲突。

Question 62

colloquial

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colloquial [kə’ləukwiəl] adj. 口语的, 会话的 例句: Colloquial style or quality. 口语体口语化或口语用法

Question 63

combustible

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combustible [kəm’bʌstəbl] adj.易燃的, 燃烧性的,易激动的 n.燃质物,可燃物 例句: A hypothetical substance formerly thought to be a volatile constituent of all combustible substances released as flame in combustion. 燃素，热素原来假设的在所有燃烧物质中挥发性的一种物质成分，在燃烧中作为火焰而被释放出来 Petrol is (highly) combustible. 汽油(极)易燃。

Question 64

commence

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commence [kə’mens] v.开始, 着手, <英>获得学位 例句: I commence from this point. 我从此点开始。 The second term commences in March. 第二学期自三月开始。

Question 65

commend

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commend [kə’mend] v.推荐, 称赞, 嘉奖, 把 … 托付给 例句: His work was highly commended. 他的工作备受赞赏。 She commended the child to her sister’s care. 她将孩子委托给她妹妹照管。

Question 66

commerce

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commerce [‘kɔmə:s] n.贸易, 商业 例句: The practices, methods, aims, and spirit of commerce or business. 利润第一主义商业或营业的实践、方法、目的和精神 In the US, Washington is the seat of government and New York City is the chief seat of commerce. 在美国，华盛顿是政府所在地，纽约是主要的商业中心。

Question 67

commit

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commit [kə’mit] v.犯罪, 承诺, 委托,托付 例句: One cannot commit crimes with impunity. 一个人不能犯了罪不受惩罚。 They tried to persuade her to commit perjury. 他们竭力说服她出庭作伪证。

Question 68

commitment

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commitment [kə’mitmənt] n.承诺, 保证, 信奉, 献身, 委任,交押 例句: Her commitment to a great cause degenerated from a crusade into an obsession. 她致力于一伟大事业,但其崇高的奋斗精神已变质成为偏执的狂热。 The President affirmed America’s commitment to its transatlantic (ie European) allies. 总统申明美国履行对其欧洲盟国承担的义务。

Question 69

commodity

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commodity [kə’mɔditi] n.商品, 日用品,有价值之物 例句: May be the season for this commodity on our market. 五月份是这种商品在我方市场上销售的季节。 The goods were inspected by the China Commodity Inspection Bureau before shipment. 这批货在装船前由中国商品检验局进行过检验。

Question 70

commonwealth

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commonwealth [‘kɔmənwelθ] n.联合体, 联邦 例句: The official report of the proceedings and debates of a legislature in the Commonwealth of Nations, especially of the British or Canadian parliament. 英国议会议事录在不列颠联邦内产生的立法争论和议事进程的官方报告，尤指英国或加拿大议会 The Commonwealth agreed to make a compact with this country. 英联邦同意和这个国家订约。

Question 71

compatible

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compatible [kəm’pætəbl] adj.一致的, 兼容的, 适合的 n.兼容 例句: Not compatible or sympathetic, as in character. 志趣不同的指性格上不宽容，无同情心的

Question 72

compatriot

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compatriot [kəm’pætriət] n.同国人, 同胞, 同事 adj.同国的 例句: A woman from one’s own country; a compatriot. 女同胞从自己国家来的女人; 女同胞

Question 73

compelling

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compelling [kəm’peliŋ] adj.引人注目的,引起兴趣的，令人信服的 例句: Compelling immediate action or attention; pressing. 紧迫的强求立即的行动和关注的; 急迫的 The act of compelling. 逼迫逼迫的行为 A host of compelling socioeconomic problems. 许多令人不得不接受的社会经济问题

Question 74

compensatory

Answer 74

compensatory [kəm’pensətəri] adj.赔偿的, 补偿的

Question 75

complacence

Answer 75

complacence [kəm’pleisns] n. 自满

Question 76

complement

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complement [‘kɔmplimənt] vt.相辅相成 n.补足物, 补语, 余角 例句: His business skill complements her flair for design. 他的经营技巧和她的设计才能相辅相成。 A wine is a complement to a good meal. 美食加美酒才算完备。

Question 77

complicity

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complicity [kəm’plisiti] n.串通, 共谋 例句: The jury acquitted him of all complicity in that murder. 陪审团宣告他与这件谋杀案毫无牵连。 He was suspected of complicity in her murder. 他涉嫌合谋将她杀害。

Question 78

compliment

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compliment [‘kɔmplimənt] n.称赞, 恭维, (复数)致意 vt.恭维, 称赞 例句: She gave a coy smile when he paid her a compliment. 他恭维她时，她忸怩作态地笑了笑。 He complimented her on her new dress without even looking at it. 他连看都没看一眼，就称颂她的新衣服。

Question 79

comply

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comply [kəm’plai] vi.顺从, 遵照, 答应 例句: A refusal to comply with or satisfy a request. 拒绝拒绝遵守或满足一项要求 She must be made to comply with the rules. 必须强迫她遵守这些规则。

Question 80

composite

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composite [‘kɔmpəzit] adj.合成的, 复合的 n.合成物, 复合材料 例句: Being a composite of more than one color or mixed with black or white. 混合的一种颜色以上的混合物的或夹杂黑色或白色的

Question 81

compulsive

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compulsive [kəm’pʌlsiv] adj.极有趣的, 强迫的, 上瘾的, 难以抑制的 例句: One who has a compulsive and unrelenting need to work. 工作狂难以抑制的和不松懈的需要工作的人 A frightening, compulsive novel. 一本吸引人的恐怖小说

Question 82

concede

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concede [kən’si:d] vt.承认, 给予, 让步, 认输 vi.让步 例句: You must concede that I have tried my best. 你必须承认我已经尽力了。 I concede that you are right. 我承认你是对的。

Question 83

conceit

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conceit [kən’si:t] n.自负, 个人观点, 幻想,字字珠玑,好评 v.<古>幻想,理解 例句: This young man is full of conceit. 这个年轻人非常自负。 He is wise about his own conceit. 他自认为聪明。

Question 84

conceive

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conceive [kən’si:v] v.设想, 想出, 怀孕 例句: I cannot conceive (ie do not believe) that he would wish to harm us. 我不能想像(不相信)他会伤害我们。 She was told she couldn’t conceive. 她得知自己不能怀孕。

Question 85

concession

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concession [kən’seʃən] n.让步, 特许权, 租界, 妥协 例句: I hope you can make some concession. 我希望你能做些让步。 We will make some concession in price. 我们将在价格上做些让步。

Question 86

concise

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concise [kən’sais] adj.简明的, 简要的 例句: A concise, clever, often paradoxical statement. 隽语一个简明，机智，常常似是而非的陈述 Teaching content should be concise. 教学内容要少而精。

Question 87

concrete

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concrete [‘kɔnkri:t] adj. 具体的, 实质性的, 混凝土的 n. 水泥, 混凝土, 具体物 v. 凝结, 结合 例句: That new concrete building is an abomination. 那座新混凝土建筑是个讨厌的东西。 The concrete walls are reinforced with steel rods. 混凝土墙是用钢筋加固的。

Question 88

condemn

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condemn [kən’dem] vt.谴责, 判刑 vt.宣告…无用, 没收 例句: The captured ship and her cargo were condemned. 这艘被俘获的船及其货物均被没收。 We condemned him for his bad conduct. 我们责备他行为不检点。

Question 89

condone

Answer 89

condone [kən’dəun] vt. 宽恕

Question 90

conducive

Answer 90

conducive [kən’dju:siv] adj.有助的, 有益的 例句: Regularity ought to be observed, as regularity is very conducive to health. 生活应遵守规律，因为规律对健康有益。 Fresh air is conducive to health. 新鲜空气有助于健康。

Question 91

confide

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confide [kən’faid] v.吐露, 委托, 信赖 例句: Don’t confide in him. 不要信赖他。 He confided his troubles to his friend. 他向朋友倾诉烦恼事。 She confided to me the secret. 她向我吐露了那个秘密。

Question 92

confidential

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confidential [ˌkɑ:nfi’denʃəl] adj.秘密的, 机密的, 表示信任的, 获信赖的 例句: A doctor who gives away confidential information about patients is not behaving professionally. 医生把病人的私人资料透露出来是违反职业道德的。 Don’t repeat what I said (to anyone) it’s confidential. 别把我的话告诉别人–这是秘密。

Question 93

confine

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confine [kən’fain] vt.限制, 禁闭 n.范围, 界限, 约束, 限制 例句: I am sick, I have to confine to bed. 我病了，我得卧床休息。 The thief was confined in a prison. 窃贼被关押在监狱里。

Question 94

congest

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congest [kən’dʒest] vt. 使充满, 使拥塞, 使充血 vi. 充塞, 充血 例句: The bus is much congested. 公共汽车非常拥挤。 He had a cold and was very congested. 他患了感冒，鼻子不通。

Question 95

conjecture

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conjecture [kən’dʒektʃə] n. 推测, 臆测 v. 推测, 臆测 例句: The general conjectures that the enemy will launch an attack against us this night. 将军推测说敌人将于今天晚上突袭我们。 He didn’t know the fact; what he said was pure conjecture. 他并不知道实情，他说的纯属猜测。

Question 96

conscientious

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conscientious [ˌkɔnʃi’enʃəs] adj.认真的, 谨慎的, 负责的 例句: The janitor is very conscientious. 那个管理员很认真。 He’s changed into a conscientious worker. 他已成为一个工作认真的人了。

Question 97

conscience

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conscience [‘kɔnʃəns] n.良心, 是非之心, 顾忌 例句: How can he reconcile it to his conscience? 他怎能问心无愧呢？ She was afflicted with conscience. 她受良心责备。

Question 98

consecutive

Answer 98

consecutive [kən’sekjutiv] adj.连续的, 连贯的 例句: Any consecutive set of descriptive clauses terminated by a period, written in the identification, environment, or procedure divisions of a COBOL program. COBOL源程序中在标识部、环境部或过程部中所书写的，用句号结尾的一组连贯的描述子句。 In video disk, a consecutive sequence of frames. 在视频光盘上，一种连续的帧序列。 The policy of our Party is consecutive. 我党的政策始终如一。

Question 99

console

Answer 99

console [‘kɔnsəul,kən’səul] vt.安慰, 慰藉 n.仪表盘,操控台, (游戏)平台, 落地式支座 例句: I tried to console her, but in vain. 我试着去安慰她，但是无效。 He consoled himself with the thought that it might have been worse. 他聊以自慰的是幸亏事情没有更糟。

Question 100

constituent

Answer 100

constituent [kən’stitjuənt] n.成分, 选民, 构成物 adj.构成的, 组织的, 立宪的 例句: An essential or constituent element; a moment. 必要的或构成的元素; 契机 Analyze the sentence into its constituent parts. 把这条句子的各个成份加以分析。