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考博单词强记7 Flashcards

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imperative

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imperative [im’perətiv] adj.紧要的, 必要的, 祈使的 n.紧要的事, 命令, 义务, 驱使 例句: It’s imperative that you apologize to him immediately. 你必须立即向他道歉。 Job creation has become an imperative for the government. 创造就业机会是政府必须做的事。 Prompt action is imperative. 果断的行动是必要的。

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impersonate

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impersonate [im’pə:səneit] v. 模仿, 扮演, 假冒 例句: He was caught trying to impersonate a military officer. 他企图冒充军官，但当场被抓获。 He can impersonate many well-known politicians. 他能饰演许多著名政治家的角色。

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impetus

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impetus [‘impitəs] n.推动力, 刺激 例句: The historic strike gave an enormous impetus to the whole American labor movement. 这次历史性的罢工对整个美国的劳工运动起了很大的推动作用。 Impetus of a physical object in motion. 冲力运动中物体的动力 The present conflict may provide fresh impetus for peace talk. 目前的冲突可能会给和谈提供新的推动力。

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implement

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implement [‘implimənt,’impliment] n.工具, 器具, 当工具的物品 vt.实施, 执行, 向 … 提供工具(或手段) 例句: It is not the proper way to implement a policy by force. 强迫推行一项政策不是办法。 He said his plan had the virtue of being the easiest to implement. 他说他的计划的优点是最简单易行。

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implicit

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implicit [im’plisit] adj.含蓄的, 绝对的, 无疑问的,固有的, 无保留的,暗示的 例句: The system of rules implicit in a language, viewed as a mechanism for generating all sentences possible in that language. 语法规则隐含在一种语言中的规则体系，被看作在该语言中生成所有可能的语句的机制 Her attitude was implicit in the answer she gave us. 她在给我们的答复中态度是含蓄的。

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implore

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implore [im’plɔ:] v.恳求, 哀求 例句: She would have stretched out her arms to implore freedom of Argus, but that she had no arms to stretch out and her voice was a bellow. 她多么想伸出双臂乞求阿尔戈斯放了她啊。可是她却没有可伸出的双臂，发出的声音也只是牛的吼叫。 I implore you to go now. 我恳求你现在就走吧。 She implored me to do her a favor. 她恳求我帮她这个忙。

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impose

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impose [im’pəuz] v.强加, 课征, 强迫,征收(税款) 例句: They are threatening to impose a blockade on the country. 他们威胁说要对该国实行封锁。 He imposed his presence on us for the weekend. 他硬要跟我们一起过周末。 The judge imposed a fine of ten dollars on him. 法官判他罚款10 美元。

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imprudent

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imprudent [im’pru:dənt] adj.轻率的, 不谨慎的 例句: It was imprudent of you to say so. 你这样说是轻率的。 It would be imprudent (of you) to resign from your present job before you are offered another. (你)还没有得到新的工作就辞去现有的工作太不慎重了。

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impudent

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impudent [‘impjudənt] adj.无礼的, 鲁莽的, 卑鄙的 例句: A saucy or impudent girl. 野丫头轻率、鲁莽的女孩 Rude and disrespectful; impudent. 鲁莽的粗鲁的且不敬的; 放肆的 Please don’t be so impudent. 请不要如此鲁莽。

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inanity

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inanity [in’æniti] n.空虚, 愚蠢, 空洞的言行

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inasmuch

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inasmuch [inəz’mʌtʃ] conj. 由于, 因为 例句: He is a Dane inasmuch as he was born in Denmark, but he became a British citizen at the age of 30. 他按其出生在丹麦来说是丹麦人，但他在30岁时成了英国公民。 Inasmuch as; since. 因为; 由于 He is a Dane inasmuch as he was born in Denmark. 他按出生在丹麦来说是丹麦人。

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inaugurate

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inaugurate [in’ɔ:gjureit] v.举行就职典礼, 举行仪式, 开始,开创 例句: Inaugurate a community center. 举行一个社区中心的落成仪式 Mr. Clinton was inaugurated as the President of the U.S.A. 克林顿就职美国总统。 The city library was inaugurated by the mayor. 市长主持了市图书馆的落成仪式。

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incentive

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incentive [in’sentiv] adj.刺激的, 鼓励的 n.刺激, 鼓励, 动机 例句: The cash discount given on this bill is an incentive to pay the bill on date due. 对此帐单，我公司所以办理现金折扣，乃系奖励如期付款。 The management wanted some250 workers to give up their present incentive pay, which would have cut their daily wages by about$5 a man. 资方想使250名工人放弃眼下的增产刺激金，这样每名工人的工资每天要减少5元。 They don’t try very hard if there is no incentive. 没有奖励，他们工作就不太努力。

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incessant

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incessant [in’sesnt] adj. 不断的, 无尽的 例句: Incessant background music makes me punch-drunk after a couple of hours. 接连听了几个小时的背景音乐，使我觉得昏昏沉沉。 That incessant background music gets on my nerves. 那没完没了的背景音乐令我非常烦恼！ The jukebox ground out an incessant stream of pop music. 自动电唱机没完没了地放送流行乐曲。

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incise

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incise [in’saiz] vt. 切入, 切割, 雕刻

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incite

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incite [in’sait] v. 煽动, 刺激, 激励 例句: Just a few words will incite him into action. 他只需几句话一将，就会干。 The captain was accused of inciting other officers to mutiny. 该上尉被控煽动军官叛变。 They incited the workers to violence. 他们煽动工人暴动。

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inclination

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inclination [ˌinkli’neiʃən] n.倾向, 意愿, 趋势, 斜坡, 倾斜度 例句: I have little inclination to listen to you all evening. 我可不愿意一晚上都听你说话。 He has an inclination to stoutness/to be fat. 他有发福[发胖]的趋势。 The car has an inclination to stall on cold mornings. 这辆汽车天冷时早晨常常熄火

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incongruity

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incongruity [ˌinkɔŋ’gru:iti] n.不调和, 不一致, 不配合

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incongruous

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incongruous [in’kɔŋgruəs] adj.不协调的, 不一致的, 前后不一的 例句: The state or quality of being incongruous. 不相称自相矛盾的情况或性质 A heterogeneous, often incongruous mixture of elements. 混杂物有各种成份的、通常有不协调成份的混合物 A joke that was incongruous with polite conversation. 一个与礼貌谈话不相协调的玩笑。

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inconspicuous

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inconspicuous [ˌinkən’spikjuəs] adj.不显眼的, 不引人注意的, 难以觉察的 例句: The shy girl tried to make herself as inconspicuous as possible. 那个怕羞的女孩子尽量使自己不被人注意。 He will drag her off to parties, and she spends the whole evening trying to look inconspicuous in some corner. 他要把她拉到宴会上去，她整个晚上都试图躲在不显眼的角落。

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incorporate

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incorporate [in’kɔ:pəreit] v.合并, 组成公司 adj.合并的,公司组织的 例句: Many of your suggestions have been incorporated in the new plan. 你的很多建议已经被纳入新计划中。 We had to incorporate for a company for tax reasons. 鉴于税务原因，我们得组成公司。 The new car design incorporates all the latest safety features. 新的汽车设计具备最新安全措施的一切特点。

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incorrigible

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incorrigible [in’kɔridʒəbl] adj.无药可救的, 积习难改的, 固执的 n.不可救药的人 例句: An incorrigible, spoiled child. 一个管不了的、宠坏了的孩子

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incredulous

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incredulous [in’kredjuləs] adj.怀疑的, 不轻信的 例句: I might have been incredulous had I not been accustomed to such responses. 若非我已经习惯了这样的回答，我可能不敢轻易相信。 The state or quality of being incredulous; disbelief. 不轻信怀疑的状态或性质; 不信任 She looked incredulous. 她显出怀疑的样子。

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incubate

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incubate [‘inkjubeit] v.孵, (细菌等)培养, 逐渐发展,酝酿, (传染病)潜伏 例句: Some viruses incubate very rapidly. 有些病毒繁殖得很迅速。

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incur

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incur [in’kə:] vt.招致, 遭受, 惹起 例句: An enterprise has to incur certain costs and expenses in order to stay in business. 为了维持营业，一家企业必须担负起一定的费用和开支。 Any expenses you may incur will be chargeable to the company. 你的所有开销都可以由公司偿付。 Incurred substantial losses during the stock market crash. 在股票市场剧跌时蒙受了巨大的物质损失

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incurable

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incurable [in’kjuərəbl] adj.不能医治的, 不能矫正的, 无救的 n.不治的病人,无救的人 例句: The cat was evidently incurable and the old couple had to get it put away. 这只猫的病显然没法治好了，老夫妇只得请人把它杀掉。 The disease from which he died was at that time incurable. 他死于一种那个年代不能医治的病。 The child has an incurable habit. 那孩子有个无法矫正的习惯。

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incursion

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incursion [in’kə:ʃən] n.侵犯, 入侵 例句: I resent these incursions into/upon my leisure time. 屡次侵占我的闲暇时间，我很反感。

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indent

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indent [‘indent,in’dent] n.订货单 n.凹痕 v.切割成锯齿状, 缩排, 定货 例句: On the adjoining page we hand you an indent for various line, which please ship at once. 我们已将委托购买的各种商品在附页列明，请立即发运。 Indent on reserves to cover the deficit 动用储备金来弥补赤字。 Please indent the first line of each paragraph. 请于每段第一行缩格书写。

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indignant

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indignant [in’dignənt] adj. 愤慨的, 愤愤不平的 例句: People are indignant by their shooting of innocent civilians. 对于他们枪杀无辜平民，人们感到义愤填膺。 He is indignant at the false accusation. 他对被诬告愤愤不平。

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indiscreet

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indiscreet [ˌindi’skri:t] adj.不谨慎的, 无礼的 例句: There was an embarrassing silence after her indiscreet remark but she was able to laugh it off. 她出言不慎把大家窘得哑然无声，她却有本事一笑置之。 She rapped the Minister publicly for his indiscreet remarks. 她公开斥责那位大臣言论失当。 The quality or condition of being unwise or indiscreet. 轻率，鲁莽不明智或无礼的性质或状态

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indiscretion

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indiscretion [ˌindi’skreʃən] n.不慎重, 轻率之举, 鲁莽 例句: Indiscretion broke both marriage and career. 鲁莽轻率使他的婚姻和事业都失败了 He had the indiscretion to accept the money. 他竟会冒失地接受那笔钱。 His indiscretion give his enemy a handle to use against him. 他不够慎重予敌人以反对他的可乘之机。

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indomitable

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indomitable [in’dɔmitəbl] adj.不屈不挠的 例句: He has indomitable will. 他意志坚强。 He is an indomitable soldier. 他是个坚强不屈的战士。

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indulge

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indulge [in’dʌldʒ] vt.迁就, 纵情于, 放任 vi.放纵自己于 … 例句: She indulges his every whim. 她对他的怪念头有求必应。 He indulged his children too much. 他太纵容他的孩子们了。 He no longer indulged himself in smoking. 他不再过度吸烟了。

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industrious

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industrious [in’dʌstriəs] adj. 勤劳的, 勤奋的 例句: He succeeded both because he was industrious and because he had many friends to help him. 他的成功是由于勤勉和许多朋友的帮助。 He may not be so clever as Peter, but he is as industrious as can be. 他也许不如彼得聪明，但却用功极了。 He succeeded because he was industrious as well as because he had many friends to help him. 他的成功是由于勤勉和许多朋友的帮助。

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inexplicable

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inexplicable [in’eksplikəbl] adj.无法说明的, 无法解释的, 费解的 例句: An event inexplicable by the laws of nature; a miracle. 奇迹自然规律无法解释的事实; 奇迹 An inexplicable animus against intellectuals. 对知识分子的莫名其妙的恶意

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infatuation

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infatuation [inˌfætju’eiʃən] n.迷恋 例句: This is only a passing infatuation, not to be taken too seriously. 这仅仅是一时的恋情，不必过於认真。 His infatuation with her lasted six months. 他对她迷恋了半年。

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infect

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infect [in’fekt] vt.传染, 感染 例句: Her cheerful spirits and bubble laughter infect the whole class. 她那快乐的情绪和爽朗的笑声感染了全班。 My right eardrum have become infect. 我的右耳鼓已经感染了。 The open wound soon became infected. 裸露的伤口很快就受到了感染。

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inferential

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inferential [ˌinfə’renʃəl] adj. 推理的, 推论的, 推理上的

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infest

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infest [in’fest] v. 侵扰, 猖獗, 寄生于 例句: There is a warehouse infested by rats. 那有一个大批老鼠出没的仓库。 It’s a garden infested with weeds. 这是杂草丛生的花园。

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infidelity

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infidelity [ˌinfi’deliti] n.不信神, 不忠 例句: She closed her eyes to her husband’s infidelities. 她丈夫有不忠行为，她却视而不见。 His wife has winked at his infidelity for years. 他多年来对妻子不忠，妻子也只装作不知情。

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infiltrate

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infiltrate [‘infiltreit] v.（使）渗透, （使）渗入, 潜入 例句: He joined the party and turned out to be a wolf in sheep’s clothing because he was sent to infiltrate our group for the extreme right wingers. 他加入了我们的党，结果却是一只披着羊皮的豺狼，因为他是被极右分子派来混在我们的团体之中的。 Beware of the fifth column. They often infiltrate into key positions and seek to undermine the body politic from within. 要提防隐蔽的敌人，他们经常渗透到关键岗位企图从内部破坏国家政体。 The teacher tried to infiltrate her ideas into the children’s minds. 老师设法把她的思想渗透到孩子们的心中。

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infinite

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infinite [‘infinit] adj.无穷的, 无限的 n.无限 例句: Being without boundaries or limits; infinite. 无限制的没有限制或界线的; 无限的 It is difficult to grasp the concept of infinite space. 掌握无限空间的概念是很难的。 The number of positive numbers is infinite. 正数的数目是无穷的。

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infirmary

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infirmary [in’fə:məri] n.治疗室

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inflate

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inflate [in’fleit] vt.使膨胀, 使得意, 使通货膨胀 vi.膨胀 例句: With a supply of compressed air the large balloon inflated in a matter of seconds. 大气球注入压缩空气后,几秒钟就充足了气。

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inflict

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inflict [in’flikt] vt.使遭受, 施以, 加害, 折磨 例句: I am sorry to have to inflict myself upon you. 很抱歉，我不得不打扰你。 I’m sorry to inflict myself on you so late, but my car ran into the fence and I must telephone the garage. 很抱歉这么晚来打扰你，但我的车撞到篱笆墙了，我得打电话给修理厂。 We should inflict severe chastisement on criminals. 我们应该对罪犯施加严厉的惩罚。

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inform

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inform [in’fɔ:m] v.通知, 告诉, 使熟悉, 告发, 赋特征于 例句: Please inform me by letter of your plans. 请来信把你的计划告诉我。 If you see anything suspicious, inform the police at once. 你要是看到什么可疑的东西就马上通知警察。 Our only resort is to inform the police. 我们唯一的办法就是向警方报案。

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infuriate

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infuriate [in’fjuərieit] adj.狂怒的 v.激怒 例句: How infuriate! 真叫人发火！ I was infuriated by/with their constant criticism. 他们没完没了地批评把我给气坏了。

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infuse

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infuse [in’fju:z] vt.注入, 使获得, 鼓舞,泡制, 倾注（液体） 例句: The leader had the gift of being able to infuse enthusiasm into the most skeptical member of the group. 那位领导人很有天赋，能使团体中最持怀疑态度的人都充满热情。 Don’t drink the tea until it has finished infusing. 等茶泡好后再喝。 The news infused the workers with new life. 那条消息使工人获得新的活力。

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ingenious

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ingenious [in’dʒi:njəs] adj.机灵的, 精制的, 有独创性的 例句: A human is an ingenious assembly of portable plumbing. 人类，是一堆可以随意拆卸的铅管零件的巧妙装配。 I have an ingenious contrivance to get her to sign the document without reading it. 我有一条不经她过目就签署文件的妙计。 This book shows that he is an ingenious author. 这本书表明他是一个有创造力的作家。

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ingenuous

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ingenuous [in’dʒenjuəs] adj.天真的, 单纯的, 率直的, 坦白的 例句: She is too ingenuous in believing what others say. ＂她太天真，轻信别人的话。＂

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ingest

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ingest [in’dʒest] v.咽下,摄取 例句: A small stone found in the stomach of some reptiles, fish, and birds that aids in digestion by helping grind ingested food material. 胃石一种小石头，常发现于某些爬虫、鱼和鸟的胃中，通过帮助碾磨食物来帮助消化

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ingredient

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ingredient [in’gri:diənt] n.成分, 原料, 配料, 因素 例句: The most important ingredient; the crucial element. 要素最重要的构成部分; 要素 Honeysuckle is often an ingredient of some herbal medicine. 金银花常是草药的一种成份。 A source of nourishment, especially a nourishing ingredient in a food. 营养品，滋养物营养的来源，尤指食物中的营养成分

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inherent

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inherent [in’hiərənt] adj.固有的, 内在的 例句: Possessed as an essential characteristic; inherent. 特有的，固有的拥有的本质上的特征; 固有的 Inherent quality of character and temperament. 内在的气质性格、脾气的内在气质 He has an inherent distrust of foreigners. 他天生对外国人不信任。

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inhibit

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inhibit [in’hibit] v.抑制, 阻止, 使不能 例句: The act of inhibiting or the state of being inhibited. 禁止禁止的动作或被禁止的状态 Something used to preserve, especially a chemical added to foods to inhibit spoilage. 防腐剂，保护剂用于保存的东西，尤指加入食品中以防腐坏的化学剂 A chemical substance used to destroy or inhibit the growth of plants, especially weeds. 灭草剂用来摧毁或抑制植物，尤指杂草的生长的化学物质

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innocent

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innocent [‘inəsnt] adj.清白的, 无害的, 无辜的, 无知的, 天真纯洁的 例句: It was an innocent deception, meant as a joke. 那是个无伤大雅的骗术，开个玩笑而已。 A man is accounted innocent until he is proven guilty. 一个人未被证明有罪前，被视为是清白的。 He declared that he was innocent. 他声称自己是无罪的。

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inoffensive

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inoffensive [ˌinə’fensiv] adj.无害的, 没恶意的, 不讨厌的 例句: He has an inoffensive manner. 他的举止不令人讨厌。

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insensitive

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insensitive [in’sensitiv] adj. 不敏感的, 麻木不仁的, 感觉迟钝的 例句: I was annoyed by his insensitive remarks. 我听了他那些没分寸的话，心里很不痛快。 It bothers me that he can be so insensitive. 他这样麻木不仁，我心里很不痛快。 He is insensitive to the environment. 他对环境感觉不敏锐。

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insidious

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insidious [in’sidiəs] adj. 隐伏的, 暗中为害的, 阴险的, 诱人上当的, （疾病等）不知不觉恶化的 例句: That insidious man bad-mouthed me to almost everyone else. 那个阴险的家伙几乎见人便说我的坏话。

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insight

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insight [‘insait] n.洞察力, 见识,深刻的理解 例句: In this new book he hits off the American temperament with amazing insight. 在这本新书里，他对美国人性格的描写表现出惊人的洞察力。 The book is filled with remarkable insights. 这本书很有真知卓见。 I’ve got an insight into the problem. 我对问题豁然开朗。

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insignificant

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insignificant [ˌinsig’nifikənt] adj. 无关紧要的, 可忽略的, 不重要的, 无用的 例句: An unimportant or insignificant thing; a trifle. 琐事不重要的或无关紧要的事情; 琐事 It is a waste of time to listen to his insignificant talk. 听他那些废话纯属浪费时间。 His hometown is an insignificant city on the map. 他的家乡只是地图上一个不起眼的小城。

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inspect

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inspect [in’spekt] v.检查, 视察 例句: The stewards will inspect the course to see if racing is possible. 那些干事将检视赛马场看是否适宜比赛。 Police were called out to keep at the airport, and inspect the arriving planes. 警察们被紧急召集起来去守卫机场，并对到达的飞机进行检查。 A man employed to inspect and repair railroad tracks. 铁路养路工检查和修理铁轨的工人

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instance

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instance [‘instəns] n.例子, 场合, 情况, 要求, 诉讼程序 vt.举例说明 例句: There’s not a solitary instance (ie not even one) of this having happened before. 这样的事以前一次也没有发生过。 The proposal was accepted at the instance of the majority. 这一建议经大多数的请求得到采纳。 He came at our instance. 他应我们的请求而来。

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instant

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instant [‘instənt] n.瞬间, 立即 adj.立即的, 即时的, 速成的 例句: I don’t like to drink instant coffee. 我不喜欢喝速溶咖啡。 I took an instant dislike to him. 我一见他就不喜欢。 I’ll be back in an instant. 我马上就回来。

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instantaneous

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instantaneous [ˌinstən’teiniəs] adj.瞬间的, 即刻的 例句: Death is instantaneous in a fatal accident. 在致命的事故中，死亡是即刻发生的。 Relief was instantaneous. 痛苦的消除是瞬间的事

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instinct

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instinct [‘instiŋkt] n.直觉, 本能, 天性 adj.充满的 例句: Instinct is not always a good guide. 凭本能行事不一定都对。 Birds learn to fly by instinct

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institutionalize

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institutionalize [‘insti’tju:ʃənəlaiz] v.使制度化, 使……机构化,把某人置于公共机构照料之下

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instruct

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instruct [in’strʌkt] v.教, 命令, 指导, [计] 指示 例句: It does not pertain to the young to instruct their elders. 年轻人不应该对老年人发号施令。 Animals have these advantages over man: they have no theologians to instruct them, their funerals cost them nothing, and no one starts lawsuits over their wills. 动物优于人类的几点有：没有神学家为它们说教，殡殓不费分文，更无一个对其遗嘱提出诉讼者

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instrumental

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instrumental [ˌinstru’mentl] adj.仪器的, 乐器的, 有帮助的, 可做为手段的 n.器乐曲, [语]工具格 例句: I like instrumental music better than vocal music. 我喜欢器乐胜于声乐。 Our artistic director was instrumental in persuading the orchestra to come. 我们的艺术指导帮助请来管弦乐队。 His instrumental works are popular amongst the students. 他的器乐曲在学生中很受欢迎。

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insulate

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insulate [‘insjuleit] vt.使绝缘, 隔离 例句: It is important to insulate the furnace from any neighbouring woodwork with brick and asbestos. 用砖和石棉把炉子与周围所有的木制品隔开，这很重要。

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insult

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insult [‘insʌlt,in’sʌlt] n.侮辱, 辱骂 vt.侮辱, 辱骂, 凌辱 例句: She reacted to the insult by turning her back on him. 她受辱之后就不再理睬他了。 I’ll pay you off for your insult! 我要报复你对我的侮辱！ He stiffened at the insult. 他听到这些侮辱的话，态度强硬起来。

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insurmountable

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insurmountable [ˌinsə’mauntəbl] adj.无法解决的, 难以对付的 例句: The problems are not insurmountable. 问题不是无法解决的。

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intact

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intact [in’tækt] adj.完好无缺的, 原封不动的, 未经触碰的 例句: Despite his misfortunes, his faith and optimism remained intact. 虽然他遭到一连串的不幸，他的信心和乐观丝毫未减。 Analysts, however, took a dim view of the company’s prospects, questioning whether creditors would allow the company to survive intact. 不过，分析家们对该公司的前景表示悲观。他们怀疑债权人是否允许该公司完完整整继续存在。 His honor remained intact. 他的名誉完整无损。

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integral

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integral [‘intigrəl] adj.完整的, 构成整体所必需的 n.[数] 积分,完整 例句: The kitchen is an integral part of a house. 厨房是房子不可缺的部分 A solid compound containing water molecules combined in a definite ratio as an integral part of the crystal. 水合物结晶中有一定比例水分子成分的固体化合物，其中水分子与晶体的含量为一固定比例 In a duplicator, a tank that may or may not be an integral part of the machine, providing a reservoir of fluid for the damping system. 复印机中的一个箱体，它可以是也可以不是复印机整体的组成部分，作为减震系统的液体容器。

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integrity

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integrity [in’tegriti] n.完整, 完善, 正直, 诚实 例句: The collapse of popular respect for the integrity of world leaders. 对世界领袖的正直无私的普通尊敬的瓦解 Our integrity as a nation is threatened by these separatist forces. 我们国家的完整受到了这些分裂主义势力的威胁。 You can trust him; he is a man of complete integrity. 你可以相信他，他是一个刚正不阿的人

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intelligible

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intelligible [in’telidʒəbl] adj.可理解的, 明白易懂的, 清楚的 例句: Something intelligible or perceptible by the mind. 客体，客观，对象头脑中可反映或可以感知的事物 The book is intelligible to anyone. 这本书任何人都看得懂。 Readily comprehended or understood; intelligible. 易懂的易于理解或明白的; 易懂的

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intense

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intense [in’tens] adj.强大的, 紧张的, 强烈的, 激烈的, 深刻的 例句: As the election approaches the war of words between the main political parties becomes increasingly intense. 大选在即，主要政党间的论战愈演愈烈。 Under his intense gaze she felt uncomfortable. 他目不转睛地看著她，使她觉得很不自在。 The intense heat has dried up the pond. 酷热使池水干枯。

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intensify

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intensify [in’tensifai] vt.增强, 强化, 加剧 例句: My first failure only intensify my desire to succeed. 我的初次失败只更加强了我成功的信念。 Her anger intensified. 她更加生气了。 The terrorists have intensified their bombing campaign. 恐怖分子增加了炸弹爆炸活动。

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intent

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intent [in’tent] adj.热切的, 专心的, 决心的 n.意图, 目的, 意向, 含义 例句: He’s intent on moneymaking. 他一心一意地赚钱。 She is intent on getting the job done quickly. 她决心尽快把这件事情做好。 Your intent gaze made her uncomfortable. 你的注目凝视使她感到不自在。

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intercourse

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intercourse [‘intəkɔ:s] n.交往, 交流, 性交 例句: “Bring them out, “ they shouted, “so that we can have intercourse with them.” “把他们交出来，”他们喊道，”我们要让他们尝尝我们的厉害。” An evil spirit believed to descend upon and have sexual intercourse with women as they sleep. 阴库巴斯恶鬼，梦淫妖据说会趁女人熟睡压而在女人身上并与其交配的恶鬼 A friendly intercourse has been opened between the two countries. 两国已开始了亲密的往来。

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interdependent

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interdependent [ˌintədi’pendənt] adj.相互依赖的, 互助的 例句: Allnations are interdependent in the modern world. 当今世界上所有国家都是互相依存的。

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interfere

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interfere [ˌintə’fiə] vi.干涉, 妨碍 例句: He tries not to let (his) business interfere with his home life. 他尽量不让日常工作妨碍他的家庭生活。 Don’t interfere with my business. 不要干涉我的事情。 I’ll go tomorrow if nothing interferes. 如果没有其他的事，我明天去。

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interposition

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interposition [ˌintəpə’ziʃən] n. 插入, 干涉, 插入物

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interpret

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interpret [in’tə:prit] v.口译, 解释, 翻译, 诠释 例句: I didn’t presume to interpret it. 我不敢对这一点妄加解释。 Would you please interpret for me? 请你为我翻译一下好吗？ We interpreted his silence as a refusal. 我们认为他的沉默是拒绝的表示。

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interval

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interval [‘intəvəl] n.间隔, 休息时间, (数学)区间, (音乐)音程 例句: The continuation of the play after the tea interval was ruined by rain. 原定茶点休息后继续进行的比赛因下雨而取消了。 He comes back to see us at regular intervals. 他每隔一段时间就回来看看我们。 The proper intervals should be maintained between vehicles. 车辆之间应保持适当的间距。

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intervene

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intervene [ˌintə’vi:n] vi.干涉, 干预, 介入, 调停, 插入,阻挠 例句: I am powerless to intervene in the matter. 我对调停此事无能为力。 I intervened on her behalf to try to get the decision changed. 我为她力争，以求改变决定。 I will come if nothing intervenes. 假若没有别的事，我一定来。

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intimacy

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intimacy [‘intiməsi] n.亲密, 隐私 例句: He refused to tell it to me except in the intimacy of his room. 除非避开众人耳目在他房间里私下谈,否则他不肯把这件事告诉我。 The intimacy of the room was enhanced by its warm colours. 房间温暖的色泽更增加它的舒适感。 Established friendship; intimacy. 亲密稳固的友谊; 亲密

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intimate

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intimate [‘intimeit,’intimit] adj.亲密的, 私人的, 关系紧密的 vt.暗示, 透露 n.密友 例句: They intimated us that an agreement would be worked out soon. 他们通知我们说，很快就会达成协议。 He should listen to his intimate feelings. 人应当倾听自己的内心感觉。 She is my intimate friend. 她是我的密友。

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intimidate

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intimidate [in’timideit] vt.胁迫, 威胁, 恐吓 例句: The first strike capacity is intended mainly to intimidate adversary. 第一次攻击的武力主要是用来吓阻敌方的。

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intolerant

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intolerant [in’tɔlərənt] adj.不能容忍的, 偏执的 例句: He is intolerant of heresy. 他不容异端邪说。 The taxi driver became more and more intolerant of the back-seat driver. 出租车司机对那个爱指手画脚步的乘客越来越感到难以容忍。 The quality or condition of being intolerant; lack of tolerance. 不容忍：不能忍受的品质或状况; 缺少耐性

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intoxicating

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intoxicating [in’tɔksikeitiŋ] adj.醉人的, 使人兴奋的 动词intoxicate的现在分词形式 例句: Having the qualities or taste of wine; heady or intoxicating. 有酒香的，有酒味的; 易使人醉的或令人陶醉的 The flowers gave off an intoxicating scent[a pleasant smell]. 这些花散发出使人陶醉[怡人]的香味。

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intricate

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intricate [‘intrikit] adj.复杂的, 难懂的 例句: The condition or quality of being intricate; complexity. 错综复杂错综复杂的状况或特征; 复杂 Complex, intricate, and involved. 复杂的、错综的和涉及的 This is a novel with an intricate plot. 这是一本情节错综复杂的小说。

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intrigue

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intrigue [in’tri:g] vt.欺骗,激起 … 的兴趣 vi.密谋 n.阴谋, 私通, 复杂的事 例句: Marked by melodramatic intrigue and often espionage. 间谍的，惊险的以戏剧性的阴谋为特征的，常常指间谍活动 Some of the members had been intriguing to get the secretary dismissed. 有些人一直密谋想让老板把秘书解雇。 She was intriguing with her sister against her mother. 她和妹妹串通捣鬼和母亲作对。

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intriguing

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intriguing [in’tri:giŋ] adj.吸引人的, 有趣的 例句: She was intriguing with her sister against her mother. 她和妹妹串通捣鬼和母亲作对。 Some of the members had been intriguing to get the secretary dismissed. 有些人一直密谋想让老板把秘书解雇。

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intrinsic

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intrinsic [in’trinsik] adj.内在的, 固有的, 本质的 例句: The intrinsic value of a coin is the value of the metal it is made of. 一枚钱币的内在价值是造这枚钱币的金属的价值。 Something of no intrinsic remedial value that is used to appease or reassure another. 安慰的话，宽心的话某些没有内在补救作用的东西，仅仅用来安慰他人 Existing as an essential constituent or characteristic; intrinsic. 固有的作为一种基本成份或典型特征而存在的; 内在的

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intrude

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intrude [in’tru:d] v.闯入, 侵入, 打扰, 干涉 例句: He had no wish to intrude on their privacy. 他原本就不想触犯他们私人活动的自由。 A translator shouldn’t intrude his own opinions into what he’s translating. 译者不应该擅自把自己的意思加进译文中。 I don’t want to intrude on you if you are very busy. 如果你很忙的话，我就不打扰了。

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intuition

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intuition [ˌintju:’iʃən] n.直觉, 直觉的知识 例句: The theory that ethical principles are known to be valid and universal through intuition. 直觉主义通过直觉知道道德原则有效性和普遍性的理论 My intuitions proved correct. 我的直觉确实是正确的。

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intuitive

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intuitive  [in'tju:itiv]  
adj.直觉的
例句:
Are women more intuitive than men?  
女子比男子的直觉力更强吗?
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inundate

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inundate [‘inʌndeit] v. 浸水, 向泛滥, 淹没 例句: We were inundated with enquiries. 查询的人很多，我们应接不暇。 When the river burst its banks the fields were inundated. 河岸决堤後，田地遭洪水淹没。

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invade

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invade [in’veid] v.侵略, 拥入, 侵害, 侵扰 例句: Germs may invade the organism. 细菌会侵入有机体。 I object to our privacy being invaded. 我反对我们的隐私权受到侵害。 The town was invaded by reporters. 这个城市涌进了大批记者。

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invalid

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invalid [‘invəli:d] adj.无效的, 病弱的 n.病人, 残疾者 vt.退役, 遣送回家 例句: His claim to ownership is invalid. 他的所有权是无效的。 Nobody looks after the invalid. 没人照顾这个病人。 The girl spent all her spare time to look after her invalid mother. 这个女孩把她所有的业余时间都用来照顾长期生病的母亲。

考博英语词汇 (22 decks)

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