考博单词强记4 Flashcards
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destitute
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destitute [‘destitju:t] adj.穷困的, 赤贫的, 缺乏的 例句: Here is an asylum for the care of mentally ill or destitute people. 这儿是一家照顾精神病患者和赤贫人员的收容所。 Lacking funds, resources, or prospects; destitute. 穷困潦倒的缺乏基金、资源或前途渺茫的; 缺乏的
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detach
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detach [diˈtætʃ] vt.(from)拆卸，使分开，使分离
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detain
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detain [di’tein] vt.扣留, 拘押, 耽搁, 延误 例句: The act of detaining. 扣押，拘留拘留的行为
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deteriorate
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deteriorate [di’tiəriəreit] v.恶化, 变质, 衰退 例句: Food is apt to deteriorate in summer. 食物在夏天容易变质。 Relation between the two countries have deteriorated sharply in recent week. 最近几周那两个国家间的关系严重恶化了
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determine
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determine [di’tə:min] v.决定, 决心, 确定, 测定 例句: The exam results could determine your career. 考试成绩可能会决定你的前途。 That determined her against leaving home. 那件事使她决定不离开家了。
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detest
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detest [di’test] v.厌恶, 痛恨 例句: I detest you! 我恨你！ I detest violence with my whole being. 我毕生谴责暴力行为。
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devastate
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devastate [‘devəsteit] vt.毁坏, 使荒芜, 使震惊 例句: She was devastated by his death. 她因他去世而悲痛欲绝。 I was devastated by the news of the wreck. 我获悉失事的消息感到十分震惊。
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deviate
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deviate [‘di:vieit] v.偏离, 脱离 n.叛离者,偏差,不正常的人或物 adj.离经叛道的 例句: If the multitude ever deviate into the right, it is always for the wrong reason. 纵使大众也曾偏向正途也罢，那总是出于错误的原因。 Tending to deviate, as from a normal or recognized type; aberrant. 变异的倾向于偏离，如从一个正常的或被承认了的类型; 畸变的
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dictate
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dictate [‘dikteit,dik’teit] vi.听写 vt.口授, 规定 n.命令, 指挥, 指令 例句: Her skills were in such demand that she could dictate her own salary. 她因其技术奇货可居，故可以主宰自己的薪金待遇。 The teacher dictated a passage to the class. 老师给全班同学听写一段文章。 I will not be dictated to. 我不愿受人摆布。
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digest
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digest [dai’dʒest] n.摘要 vt.消化, 理解 vi.消化 例句: This rich food doesn’t digest easily. 这种油腻的食物不易消化。 It took me some time to digest what I had heard. 我花了一些时间才把听到的东西弄明白。
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digression
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digression [dai’greʃən] n.离题, 脱轨 例句: A comment departing from the theme of discourse; a digression. 插话，插曲，穿插与讨论的主题无关的看法; 离题话，
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dilapidated
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dilapidated [di’læpideitid] adj.破旧的, 荒废的, 快要倒塌的 动词dilapidate的过去式和过去分词 例句: The house is very dilapidated but it has possibilities. 这房子已破旧不堪，但还有可利用的价值。
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dilate
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dilate [dai’leit] v.使扩大, 扩大, 膨胀, 详述 例句: If there are time, I can dilate on the subject. 要是有时间，我可以详细谈谈这个问题的。 The horse dilated its nostrils. 那匹马张大它的鼻孔。
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dilemma
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dilemma [diˈlemə] n.(进退两难的)窘境，困境
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diligent
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diligent [ˈdilidʒənt] a.勤勉的，勤奋的
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dilute
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dilute [daiˈlu:t] vt.稀释，冲淡 a.稀释的，冲淡的
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dim
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dim [dim] a.昏暗的；朦胧的； v.(使)暗淡，(使)模糊
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discern
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discern [diˈsə:n] vt.看出，察觉出；识别，认出
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discount
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discount [ˈdiskaunt] n.折扣 vt.把…打折扣；不信，漠视，低估
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discreet
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discreet [disˈkri:t] a.谨慎的，慎重的，审慎的
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discrepancy
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discrepancy [disˈkrepənsi] n.不符合(之处)，不一致(之处)
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discrete
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discrete [di’skri:t] adj.不连续的, 分离的 例句: Pertaining to a device that operates in a proportional or continuous manner, such as an analog amplifier. Not discrete or digital, but analog. 用于修饰或说明一种设备(工作特性)的术语，这种设备以成比例或连续方式进行工作，例如用于说明模拟放大器的工作特性不是离散的或数字的，而是模拟的。 A discrete part or portion of a work, such as a painting, building, or decorative object, especially when considered in isolation. 细部某项作品(例如绘画、建筑、装饰)的一部分，尤指这些部分被分开来独立考虑的部分
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disdain
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disdain [dis’dein] n. 轻蔑 v. 蔑视 例句: Affecting an attitude of disdain or conceit; haughty and supercilious. 傲慢的摆出轻蔑或自满的样子的; 高傲且盛气凌人的 I have nothing but disdain for such a person. 对这样一个人，我只有鄙视。
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disentangle
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disentangle [ˌdisin’tæŋgl] v.解开, 松开, 摆脱, 解决（纠纷等） 例句: The influences at work in this case (ie factors causing it to develop in a particular way) are hard to disentangle. 在此事中起作用的种种因素很难缕析得清楚。 He tried to disentangle himself (from the bushes into which he had fallen). 他竭力(从他跌入的灌木丛中)挣脱出来
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disguise
disguise [dis'gaiz] vt.掩饰, 假装,假扮 n.伪装, 伪装物 例句: She could not disguise her amusement at his mistake. 她对他的错误忍俊不禁。 The supposed beggar was really a police officer in disguise. 那个众人眼中的乞丐，其实是化了装的警察。 She disguised herself as a man, but she couldn't disguise her voice. 她把自己乔装成一个男子，但她改变不了自己的声音。
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disincentive
disincentive [ˌdisin'sentiv] n.抑制因素, 使意图挫折的事物 例句: Fix wages and lack of promotion act as a disincentive to employee. 工资固定又无晋升机会遏制了雇员的积极性。 Fixed wages and lack of promotion act as a disincentive to employees. 工资固定又无晋升机会遏制了雇员的积极性。
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dismantle
dismantle [dis'mæntl] vt.拆除, 拆开,去除, 废除
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disparaging
disparaging [dis'pæridʒiŋ] adj.蔑视的, 轻视的, 毁谤的 动词disparage的现在分词形式
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dispatch
dispatch [di'spætʃ] v.派遣, 发送, 迅速完成, 处死 n.急件, 派遣, 发送, 新闻报道 例句: With computers we can solve all problems with dispatch. 有了计算机我们可以火速地处理许多问题。 Please advise us of the dispatch of the goods/when the goods are dispatched. 货物发出[货物发出时]请通知我们。 She did the job with great dispatch. 她以高效率完成了那件工作。
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dispense
dispense [dis'pens] vt.分发, 分配, 免除, 配(药) 例句: We'll have to dispense with a car. 我们只好放弃汽车。 She cannot dispense with a servant. 她不能没有佣人。 The doctor dispensed a prescription to his patient. 医生开处方给病人配药。
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disposable
disposable [di'spəuzəbl] adj.可任意处理的, 一次性的 n.用完即可丢弃的东西 例句: Disposable diapers; disposable razors. 免洗尿布; 一次性剃刀 Every disposable piece of equipment was sent to the fire. 每一种可用的设备都被大火烧毁了
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disregard
disregard [ˌdisri'gɑ:d] vt.不顾, 忽视 n.漠视, 不理会 例句: He shows ruthless disregard for other people's feelings. 他对别人的感情漠不关心。 The official has shown a total disregard for the needs of the poor. 这个官员对穷人的需求表现出完全漠视的态度。
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disseminate
disseminate [di'semineit] vt.散播, 公开,宣传 例句: They use the press to disseminate right-wing views. 他们利用报刊来传播右翼观点。
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dissertate
dissertate ['disɚˌtet] vi. 论述, 讲演, 写论文
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dissipate
dissipate ['disipeit] v.驱散, 消散, 散去, 浪费, 挥霍, 放荡 例句: The sun dissipated the mist. 太阳驱散了雾。 He soon dissipated his fortune. 他很快就把财产浪费光了。
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dissuade
dissuade [di'sweid] v.劝阻 例句: My teacher dissuade me from accepting the job. 老师劝我不要接受这份工作。 She tried to dissuade her son from marrying the girl. 她试着劝儿子不要与那女孩结婚。 The police managed to dissuade him from jumping off the building. 警方已设法劝他不要从大楼上跳下来。
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distend
distend [di'stend] v. 扩大, 扩张, 吹大 例句: Swollen or distended beyond normal size by fluid or gaseous material. 肿胀的液体或气体材料超过正常尺寸的肿胀或膨胀 Having eyes with greatly distended pupils. 眼珠暴突的具有带有膨大的瞳孔的眼睛的
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distract
distract [di'strækt] vt.分散, 转移, 分心, 困扰 例句: It was all a ploy to distract attention from his real aims. 那纯粹是障眼法，用以分散人们对他真正意图的注意力。 Children are so easily distracted. 儿童的注意力很不容易集中。
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distress
distress [di'stres] n.不幸, 危难, 苦恼, 痛苦 vt.使苦恼, 使痛苦 adj.亏本出售的 例句: They sent a distress rocket. 他们发出了一枚呼救信号火箭。 His wild behavior was a great distress to his mother. 他的放荡的行为使他的母亲极为苦恼。
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diverge
diverge [dai'və:dʒ] v.分歧, 分叉, [数]发散 例句: The degree by which things diverge. 分歧事情分叉(叉开)的程度 The M6 diverges from the M1 just north of Rugby. 6号高速公路与1号高速公路在拉格比市以北处岔开。 The stream diverges here. 小溪在这儿分岔。
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diverse
diverse [dai'və:s] adj.不同的, 多种多样的 例句: Concerned with diverse subjects or aspects. 多方面的与不同的主题或方面有关的 They are the people from diverse cultures. 他们是些有着不同文化背景的人。
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divulge
divulge [di'vʌldʒ] v. 泄露, 暴露
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domesticate
domesticate [də'mestikeit] vt. 驯养, 使专注于家务, 教化 n. 家禽, (家养)植物 例句: He's become a lot more domesticated since his marriage. 他婚后变得非常恋家。
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donate
donate ['dəuneit] v.捐赠, 捐献 例句: Local people lined up to donate blood for the brave girl. 当地群众排队给这位勇敢的姑娘献血。 The government calls on the youth to donate their blood voluntarily. 政府号召青年义务献血。
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downright
downright ['daunrait] adv.彻底地, 完全地 adj.彻底的, 明白的,率直的 例句: He has a downright pleasant manner. 他有一种令人愉快的率直态度。 He wasn't just unfriendly, he was downright rude. 他不仅仅是态度冷淡，简直是无礼透顶。 It's a downright lie. 那是个彻头彻尾的谎言。
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drainage
drainage ['dreinidʒ] n.排水, 排水系统, 污水 例句: A long narrow trench or furrow dug in the ground, as for irrigation, drainage, or a boundary line. 沟渠，排水沟，水道在地面上狭长的沟渠或细沟，用于灌溉、排水或用作分界线 He came to look at the drainage. 他是来检查排水设备的。
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dramatize
dramatize ['dræmətaiz] v.戏剧化,把(小说等)改编成戏剧,夸张,渲染 例句: Don't believe everything she tells you; she tends to dramatize. 她的话不可尽信; 她往往言过其实。 He is dramatizing the story of his life. 他把自己的一生改编成戏剧。 The affair was dramatized by the press. 新闻界把事情夸大了。
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drastic
drastic ['dræstik] adj.激烈的, 重大的, 极端的 例句: Our budget needs drastic revision. 我们的预算需作重大修改。 Drastic measures will have to be taken to restore order. 为恢复秩序必须采取严厉措施。
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dredge
dredge [dredʒ] v.用挖泥机疏浚, 把粉撒在, 努力回忆, 翻出 n.挖泥机 例句: A barge or boat equipped with a dredge. 挖泥船装有挖掘机的船 Can we dredge the river to make it deeper? 我们能不能把这条河疏浚得深一点？
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drawback
drawback ['drɔ:bæk] n.缺点, 退税, 退款,不利条件, 弊 例句: Lack of fund can be a drawback if you wanted to invest in a sure thing. 如果你要对确有把握的事投资，资金短缺会是个障碍。 The great drawback to living on a main road is the constant noise. 住在通衢大道上的最大缺点就是噪声不断。
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dump
dump [dʌmp] vt.倾倒, 抛弃, 倾销, 抛售,倾卸,[计]转储 vi.倾倒, 突然落下 n.垃圾场, 军需供应站 例句: You've got to deal with this don't try and dump it in my lap. 这事你得去处理--别想往我身上推。 There is a refuse dump out of the town. 镇外有个垃圾场。
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duplicate
duplicate ['dju:plikit] n.副本 adj.完全一样的, 复制的 v.复制, 重复 [计算机] 复制 例句: A duplicate; a copy. 副本; 复制品 He gave me a duplicate key of his house. 他给了我另配了一套他房子的钥匙。 This research merely duplicates work already done elsewhere. 这项研究仅仅是重复别人已经做过的工作。
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dynamic
dynamic [dai'næmik] adj.动力的, 动态的, 有活力的 n.动力, 动力学 例句: A process of dynamic relocation in which contiguous segments are moved to one end of the memory to combine all unused storage at the other end. 一种能动态重新安排存储器的处理技术，即把各连续已用的存储段移到存储器的一端，把未使用的存储空间集中到存储器的另一端。 A dynamic market. 有活力的市场
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eccentric
eccentric [ik'sentrik] adj.古怪的, 反常的, 不同圆心的 n.怪人, [物]偏心轮 例句: She is so eccentric that she is regarded as a bit of a curiosity. 她非常古怪，算是个奇人。 A somewhat eccentric man, especially an old one. 怪癖的老人行为有些古怪的人，尤指老人
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eclipse
eclipse [i'klips] n.日或月食, 丧失, 没落 vt.形成日或月食,使 ... 黯然失色 例句: It was reported that there would be a lunar eclipse tomorrow evening. 据报道说，明天晚上有月食。 The moon is partly eclipsed. 月偏食了。
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economize
economize [i'kɔnəmaiz] v.节约, 节省, 有效地利用 =economise(英) 例句: The need to economize scarce energy resources. 节约使用稀有能源的必要性 Our electricity bills are higher than we can afford we must start to economize. 我们的电费已经高得付不起了--得节省些了。
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efficacy
efficacy ['efikəsi] n. 功效 例句: Aspirin has efficacy in relieving headaches. 阿司匹林有解除头痛的效能。 We are testing the efficacy of a new drug. 我们正在测试新药的功效。 The efficacy of the medicine is satisfactory. 这药的药效令人满意。
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elapse
elapse [i'læps] v.逝去, 过去 n.（光阴）逝去 例句: Three years have elapsed since we last met. 我们上次相见至今已过了三年。 Three years have elapsed since we met last time. 我们上次相见至今已经三年了。
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elastic
elastic [i'læstik] adj.灵活的, 有弹性的, 可变的 n.橡皮圈, 有松紧的东西 例句: The strong, elastic wood of this tree, used for furniture, tool handles, and sporting goods such as baseball bats. 木，白蜡木这种树的坚硬有弹性的木材，用于(制作)家具、工具柄、运动器材如板球拍等 He has an elastic temperament. 他有开朗的性情。
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elated
elated [i'leitid] adj.兴高采烈的 动词elate的过去式和过去分词形式 例句: The crowds in the square were elated by the news. 这消息使广场上的人群欢欣鼓舞。 He was elated at the news. 这个消息使他很兴奋。
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elegant
elegant ['eligənt] adj.优雅的, 雅致的 例句: He proudly promenaded his elegant companion in the park. 他得意地领著他那标致的伴侣遛公园。 He strolled about, looking very debonair in his elegant new suit. 他穿了一身讲究的新衣服逛来逛去，显得颇为惬意。
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elementary
elementary [ˌelə'mentəri] adj.基本的, 初级的, 元素的 例句: This elementary school is affiliated to a university. 这所小学附属于一所大学。 Elementary or rudimentary. 基本的，初步的
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elicit
elicit [i'lisit] vt.引出, 诱出, 探出 例句: So remarkable as to elicit disbelief; fantastic. 如此特别以至让人难以相信; 精彩绝伦的 At last we have elicited the truth from him. 我们终于从他那里探得真相。
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eligible
eligible ['elidʒəbl] adj.有资格的, 合适的 例句: Men and women of eighteen and above are eligible to vote. 年龄在十八岁以上的男女有投票表决权。 Mary is not eligible for an award. 玛丽没有申请助学金的资格。
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eliminate
eliminate [i'limineit] v.除去, 剔除, 忽略, 淘汰 例句: Let us eliminate all uncertain on thought. 让我们从思想上消除一切疑惑。 This new process has eliminated the need for checking the products by hand. 采用这种新方法无须再用手工检验产品。
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eloquence
eloquence ['eləkwəns] n. 雄辩, 口才 例句: Her eloquence is so good that she cuts down the best orator. 她的口才如此之好，连最优秀的演说家也会相形见绌。 His eloquence did not avail against the facts. 他的雄辩在事实面前不起什么作用。
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elucidate
elucidate [i'lu:sideit] v. 阐明, 说明 例句: The note help to elucidate the most difficult parts of the text. 这些注释有助於弄清文中最难懂的部分。 Please elucidate the reasons for your decision. 请把你作出决定的理由解释清楚。
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emanate
emanate ['eməneit] v. 散发, 发出 例句: The idea originally emanated from his brother. 这个主意最初是他哥哥出的。 Delicious smells were emanating from the kitchen. 香味从厨房飘了出来。
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emancipate
emancipate [i'mænsipeit] vt.释放, 解放
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embark
embark [im'bɑ:k] v.乘船, 装载, 着手, 从事 例句: We embarked for Calais at midday. 我们中午乘船去加来。 The ship embarked passengers and cargo at an Italian port. 这艘船在意大利一个港口载客装货
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embellish
embellish [im'beliʃ] v.美化、装饰或修饰, 渲染或添枝加叶 例句: He often embellishes the tales of his travels. 他常给他的旅游趣闻添枝加叶。 My daughter wears a dress embellished with lace and ribbons today. 今天我女儿穿了一件有花边和饰带的连衣裙。
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emblem
emblem ['embləm] n.象征, 徽章 例句: The bell tower is the emblem of this city. 这座钟楼是这个城市的象征。 Being the owner of those corporations, she is regarded as an emblem of mammon. 作为那些公司的拥有者，她被视为财富的象征。
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emergent
emergent [i'mə:dʒənt] adj. 出现的, 紧急的, 新兴的
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eminence
eminence ['eminəns] n. 显赫, 崇高, 高处 例句: Greatness is an eminence, the ascent to which is steep and lofty. 伟大是一种声誉，攀登上去是陡峭而险峻的。 She was strongly committed to her job, a policewoman by eminence. 她非常忠于职守,一位卓越的女警察。 I reached eminence as a doctor. 我已成为名医。
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empirical
empirical [em'pirikəl] adj.经验主义的, 以观察或实验为根据的 例句: Employment of empirical methods, as in science. 经验方法的运用，例如在科学中 Inquiry into the nature of things based on logical reasoning rather than empirical methods. 自然科学基于逻辑推理而不是凭经验得来的方法来探究事物的本质。
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emulate
emulate ['emjuleit] vt.效法, 尽力赶上 [计算机] 仿真 例句: Eager to emulate; emulous. 努力赶上的; 好胜的 I wish he'd stop holding the elder brother as an example to emulate. 我希望他不再把哥哥作为自己的学习榜样。
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encapsulate
encapsulate [in'kæpsjuˌleit] v.装入胶囊,封进内部, 压缩, 概括 例句: The chairman's short statement encapsulates the views of the committee. 主席的简短陈词概括了委员会的观点。 This story encapsulates scenes from his childhood. 这个故事讲的是他童年的事。
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enchant
enchant [in'tʃɑ:nt] v. 施魔法, 使迷惑, 使喜悦, 使陶醉 例句: The act of enchanting. 使用魔法迷惑的行为 Enchanting as if with a magic spell; fascinating. 令人心醉的使如同有魔咒般迷住的; 迷人的
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encompass
encompass [in'kʌmpəs] vt.围绕, 包围,包括, 完成 例句: Encompassing on all sides; surrounding. 围绕的围住每一边的; 包围的 The prison is encompassed by high walls. 监狱被高墙围绕着。
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encroach
encroach [in'krəutʃ] v.侵占, 侵犯, 侵害 例句: I'm sorry to encroach upon your time, but I really need your help. 抱歉，要来占用你的时间，可是我确实需要你的帮助。 Tending to intrude or encroach, as upon privacy. 侵犯的就要侵入或侵犯，如隐私的
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encumber
encumber [in'kʌmbə] v. 妨害, 阻害 例句: The girl's long skirt encumber her while running. 这女孩子的长裙在她跑的时候阻碍她的行动。 Objects, such as provisions or baggage, that impede or encumber. 包袱妨碍或拖累的物体，如装备或者行李
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end up
end up 结束, 告终 例句: If he carries on driving like that, he'll end up dead. 他照这样开车,早晚得死于非命。 If you continue to steal you'll end up in prison. 你要是继续行窃终归得进监狱。
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endeavor
endeavor [in'devə] n.尽力, 努力 v.尽力, 努力, 力图 例句: How can we endeavor to prolong the brevity of human life? 我们怎样才能延长短促的人生？ An effort or endeavor to realize an aim. 奋斗为达到目标而作的努力或尝试
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endow
endow [in'dau] vt.捐助, 赋予, 使具有某种品质 例句: She both built and endowed the hospital. 她不仅建了医院还给医院捐赠资金。 He is endowed with literary talent. 他有文学天分。
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energize
energize ['enədʒaiz] v.使活跃,赋予能量,激励,使精力充沛
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engage
engage [in'geidʒ] v.雇佣, 啮合, 与……交战, 答应, 订婚, 预定, 参加, 从事 例句: Politicians should not engage in business affairs that might affect their political judgement. 政治家不应该参与那些可能会影响其政治判断力的商业事务。 I engaged the clutch and the car moved forwards. 我踩下离合器，汽车便朝前开了。 Jack and Anne are engaged. 杰克和安妮订婚了。
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enlist
enlist [in'list] vt.征募, 使入伍,获得...支持 vi.入伍, 参与 例句: Sarah has been enlisted to organize the party. 萨拉已应邀组织这一聚会。 He enlisted when he was 18. 他18岁时入伍。 We must enlist more men. 我们必须征募更多士兵。
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enrage
enrage [in'reidʒ] vt. 激怒, 使暴怒 例句: Her behavior enraged him. 她的行为激怒了他。
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ensue
ensue [in'sju:] v. 跟着发生, 继起, 因而产生 例句: The evils ensue from lack of a stable government. 这些弊病是由于缺乏一个稳定的政府而引起的。 Let him seek peace and ensue it! 让他去追求和平并为和平而奔波吧。
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entail
entail [in'teil] vt.使必需, 带来, 限定继承 n.限定继承权 例句: The house and estate are entailed on the eldest daughter. 这所房子和地产限定由长女继承。 This job entails a lot of hard work. 这项工作需要十分努力。
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entanglement
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entanglement [in'tæŋglmənt]
n.纠缠, 牵连, 铁丝网
例句:
An interlocking or entanglement of elements or parts.
连接各因素或部分的连接或纠结
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enthusiasm
enthusiasm [in'θju:ziæzəm] n.热情, 热心, 热衷的事物 例句: His advancement to the position of manager was greeted with enthusiasm. 他被提升为经理，大家都为之欢呼。 His enthusiasm breathed new life into the company. 他的热情给公司注入了新的生命。 His refusal iced our enthusiasm. 他的拒绝浇熄了我们的热情。
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entreat
entreat [in'tri:t] v.恳求, 乞求, 请求 例句: He entreated her not to be angry. 他恳求她不要发怒。 He was accustomed to command, not to entreat. 他习惯于发号施令，而不是恳求他人。
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envisage
envisage [in'vizidʒ] vt.面对, 想像 例句: Hurried disposal unadvisable market recovery envisage. 市价已见回升，仓促处理掉，不足为取。 I can't envisage the plan('s) working. 我无法设想计划能否行得通。
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envision
envision [in'viʒən] vt.想象, 设想 例句: Tending to envision things in perfect but unrealistic form; idealistic. 理想主义的倾向于用完美但不切实际的形式设想事物的; 理想主义的 But the competition of man against man is not the simple process envisioned in biology. 但是人反对人的竞争不是象生物学中所想象的那种简单过程。
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episode
episode ['episəud] n.一段情节, 片段, 轶事, 插曲 例句: The first episode goes out next Friday evening at 8.00 pm. 下星期五晚上8时播出第一集。 Relating to or resembling an episode. 插曲似的关于或类似插曲的
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epitomize
epitomize [i'pitəmaiz] v. 摘要, 概括, 成为 ... 的缩影, 作为典范 例句: He epitomizes everything I dislike. 我讨厌的一切都在他身上体现出来了。 She epitomizes the loving mother. 她是典型的慈母。
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equilibrate
equilibrate [ˌi:kwi'laibreit] v.（使）平衡, 相称
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equitable
equitable ['ekwitəbl] adj.公平的, 公正的 例句: Impartial; just; equitable. 公平的; 公正的; 无私的
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equivalent
equivalent [i'kwivələnt] adj.等价的 相等的 n.相等物 例句: Middle C is equivalent to 256 vibrations per second. 中央C音相当於每秒钟振动256次。 A dime is equivalent to ten pennies. 一角等于十分。 He told me that middle C is equivalent to 256 vibrations per second. 他告诉我说中央C音相当于每秒振动256次
