考博单词强记8 Flashcards
invariably
invariably [in’vɛəriəbli] adv.不变地, 总是, 一贯地 例句: Invariably I take a nap after lunch. 午饭后,我总是睡个午觉。 A man who moralizes is usually a hypocrite, and a woman who moralizes is invariably plain. 说教的男人通常是个伪善者,而说教的女人则必定是丑女。 His intuition is invariably correct. 他的直觉常常是正确的。
invasion
invasion [in’veiʒən] n.侵略, 侵入 例句: The Second World War was brought about by Hitler’s invasion of Poland. 希特勒入侵波兰,自此,第二次世界大战爆发。 America’s invasion of the country must be done for unspeakable political purpose. 美国入侵这个国家一定是出于不可告人的政治目的。 They are determined to resist invasion. 他们决定抵抗入侵。
invert
invert [in’və:t] v.倒置, 反转, 颠倒 adj.转化的 n.颠倒物,[心]同性恋者 例句: The chairs were inverted on the table. 椅子被倒置过来放在了桌子上。
invest
invest [in’vest] v.投资, 投入 例句: The crimes committed there invested the place with an air of mystery and gloom. 在那里发生罪案后,该地笼罩上一种阴森诡秘的气氛。 I’m thinking of investing in a new car. 我打算花一笔钱买辆新汽车。 I’ve decided to invest in a new car. 我已决定买一辆新汽车。
investigate
investigate [in’vestigeit] v.调查, 研究 例句: I felt impelled to investigate the matter further. 我觉得自己有责任对事情作进一步调查。 His representation influenced them to investigate. 他的陈述促使他们去调查。 The company hired a detective to investigate the accident. 公司雇佣了一名侦探来调查这次事故。
invigorate
invigorate [in’vigəreit] vt. 增添活力, 鼓舞, 激励 例句: Serving to invigorate; stimulating. 使兴奋的使人精力充沛的; 使兴奋的 I feel invigorated by all this fresh air! 空气很清新,我觉得精神焕发!
inviting
inviting [in’vaitiŋ] adj.吸引人的, 诱人的 动词invite的现在分词 例句: We invited twenty people, but only a handful of them came. 我们邀请了20 个人,但只来了寥寥数人。 Leaving the windows open is inviting thieves to enter. 窗户不关犹如开门揖盗。 I’ll sweeten her up a bit by inviting her to the party. 我要邀请她参加聚会好让她随和一些。
invoke
invoke [in’vəuk] vt.援引, 引起, 求助, 请求, 乞灵于 [计算机] 调用 例句: The government has invoked the official secret act in having the book banned. 政府援引国家机密保密法以禁该书。 They invoked help in the desperate situation. 他们在走投无路的情况下恳求援助。
irradiate
irradiate [i’reidieit] v.照耀, 辐射, (使)灿烂,(使)明亮
irrational
irrational [i’ræʃənəl] n. 无理数 adj. 无理性的, 不合理的 例句: The state or quality of being irrational. 不理智不理智的状态或性质 She traced her irrational fear of birds back to something which had happened to her as a child. 她从她童年的经历中找到了她对鸟类莫名恐惧感的原由。 She was prey to irrational fears. 她遭受著无端恐惧的折磨。
irregular
irregular [i’regjulə] adj.不规则的, 不整齐的, 不合法的,不合规矩的 n.不合格品,非正规军 例句: She tested the whole class on irregular verbs. 她对全班学生进行不规则动词测验。 This dictionary has several appendices, including one on irregular verbs. 这部词典有几项附录,包括不规则动词附录。 The irregular lengthening of a normally short syllable. 一个正常情况下短音节的不规则的延长
irreparable
irreparable [i’repərəbl] adj.不能修补的, 不能挽回的
irrespective
irrespective [ˌiri’spektiv] adj.不顾的, 不考虑的 例句: The law applies to everyone irrespective of race, religion or color. 这项法律适用于任何人,不管其种族、宗教或肤色。 The laws apply to everyone irrespective of race, color, or creed. 法律对人人都适用,不分种族,肤色或信仰。
irreversible
irreversible [ˌiri’və:səbl] adj.不可逆转的, 不可挽回的 例句: An irreversible momentum toward open revolution. 朝向公开革命不可逆转的势头 He suffered irreversible brain damage in the crash. 他在事故中大脑受伤无法治愈。
irrigate
irrigate [‘irigeit] vi.进行灌溉 vt.灌溉, [医]冲洗 例句: We have irrigated the desert area to make it fertile. 我们已经灌溉了荒芜地区使它肥沃。 They are irrigating with
irritable
irritable [‘iritəbl] adj.易怒的, 急躁的 adj.[医]过敏的, 易感受刺激的 例句: In a bad mood; irritable. 情绪不好的; 易发怒的 He’s always in a bad mood (ie irritable and angry) on Mondays. 他每星期一情绪都很坏。 The old man is an irritable person. 那个老人是个易怒的人。
irritate
irritate [‘iriteit] v.激怒, 使疼痛或发炎 例句: Wool irritates my skin. 毛织物会使我的皮肤过敏。 His letter irritated me a little. 他的信使我有点恼怒。
isolate
isolate [‘aisəleit] vt.使孤立, 隔离 adj.孤立的, 单独的 n.隔离种群 例句: Scientists have isolated the virus causing the epidemic. 科学家们已分离出引起这种流行病的病毒。
issue
issue [‘iʃju:] n.议题, 问题, 期刊号, 一次发行额, 发行, <律>子女 v.发表, 公布, 正式发给, 发行, 流出 例句: The government is trying to keep a low profile on this issue. 政府力图在这个问题上保持低姿态。 The leadership of the movement are in agreement on this issue. 这一运动的领导层对这个问题的看法一致。 The government adopted an uncompromising posture on the issue of independence. 政府在独立的问题上采取了毫不妥协的态度。
jealous
jealous [‘dʒeləs] adj.妒忌的, 羡慕的, 嫉妒的 例句: Don’t let her make mischief between you she’s only jealous. 别让她在你们之间挑拨--她就是太忌妒了。 He was hounded out of his job by jealous rivals. 他受到忌妒他的竞争者的算计而被迫离职。 He is jealous of his colleague’s success. 他嫉妒同事的成功。
jeopardize
jeopardize [‘dʒepədaiz] vt.危及, 使处于危险境地, 影响 例句: Senate supporters of putting trade with China on a permanent status kept their momentum going Tuesday, defeating more amendments they said could seriously jeopardize passage of the legislation this year. 支持给予中国永久贸易地位的美国参议员周二火力持续增强,再度否决多项他们声称可能严重威胁将于今年立法通过此贸易关系的修正案。 If you are rude to the boss, it may jeopardize your chance of success. 如果你对老板没有礼貌,那也许会危及你事业的成功。 The security of the whole operation has been jeopardized by one careless person. 整个作业的安全让一个粗心大意的人给破坏了。
jog
jog [dʒɔg] v.慢跑, 轻推, (使)颠簸前行 n.慢跑, 轻推, 颠簸 n.凹凸,急转弯 vi.突然转向 例句: For years the business just kept jogging along. 多年来生意仅仅是平平而已。 He goes jogging every night. 他每晚慢跑。 You jogged my elbow and spoiled what I was drawing. 你撞到了我的手肘,弄坏了我正在画的图画。
jolt
jolt [dʒəult] n.震摇, 摇动, 震惊, 少量 vt.颠簸, 敲击,动摇, 震动 vi.颠簸而行 例句: The sudden jolt plunged her forward. 突然颠了一下,她向前打了个趔趄。 The car stopped with a jolt. 汽车停止时震动了一下。 The news of the accident gave her an unpleasant jolt. 她听到出事的消息吃了一惊。
judicious
judicious [dʒu:’diʃəs] adj. 明智的, 贤明的, 审慎的 例句: I believe that he can make a judicious choice. 我相信他能作出明智的选择。 Our leaders made a judicious decision for our company’s future. 我们公司的领导为我们公司作出了明智的抉择。
jumble
jumble [‘dʒʌmbl] vi. 掺杂, 混杂 vt. 使混乱, 搞乱 n. 混杂, 混乱 n. 环形小甜饼 例句: We bundled up some old clothes for the jumble sale. 我们把一些旧衣物捆起来准备义卖。 Nobody else in the family gave anything for the jumble sale, but my sister came up trumps. 家里人谁也没拿出东西来捐助这次义卖活动,只有我妹妹慷慨相助。 I must look out some bits and pieces for the church jumble sale. 我得找些零碎东西捐给教堂作义卖。
juncture
juncture [‘dʒʌŋktʃə] n.时刻, 关头, 接合, 连接,[语]连音 例句: At the most critical juncture we took turns in watching that point. 在最为紧急的时刻,我们轮流监视着那个地方。 The point of juncture of such streams. 交汇处这些溪流的汇合点 A favorable or appropriate time or juncture; an opportunity. 机会,时机一个有利的或合适的时间或时机; 机会
junior
junior [‘dʒu:niə] adj.资历较浅的, 年少的, 下级的 n.晚辈, 三年级生, 年少者,地位较低者 例句: I do wish he wouldn’t condescend to the junior staff in his department. 我但愿他不要假惺惺地纡尊降贵接近部门里的低级员工。 He likes to lord it over the junior staff. 他喜欢对下级职员逞威风。 The president was so young that he was junior to some of his employees. 总裁的年龄甚至是比他的一些雇员还小。
juvenile
juvenile [‘dʒu:vinail] adj.青少年的, 幼稚的 n.青少年, 青少年读物, 幼雏,扮演少年的演员 例句: Now she returned to the subject of juvenile delinquency in that country. 现在她又回过来讲那个国家少年犯罪的问题。 At first this shop sold newspapers and magazines only, but it has since put in juvenile books. 这家商店起初只出售报纸和杂志,后来又增售青少年读物。 I’m afraid he’ll ultimately become a juvenile delinquent. 我恐怕他最终会成为一名青少年罪犯。
keen
keen [ki:n] adj.敏锐的, 强烈的, 锋利的, 热衷的, 精明的 v.(古)哭丧 例句: The blind have a keen sense of touch. 盲人有敏锐的触觉。 Mrs Hill is keen on Tom’s marrying Susan. 希尔太太很希望汤姆能和苏珊结婚。 That is a keen football match. 那是一场激烈的足球比赛。
kidnap
kidnap [‘kidnæp] v.绑架 例句: “They’ll kidnap the boy, “ I said. Finn stared at me. “What in the world for?” 我说:”他们将绑架这个男孩子。”芬恩眼盯着我问道:”这样干究竟是为了什么呢? She swears she didn’t mean to leave Nurse Ellen down there to die. In the same way she says she only pretended to kidnap the children. 她发誓说她并不是想把埃伦保姆丢在那里让她去死。她同时又说她只是假装把孩子们绑架走
lacerate
lacerate [‘læsəreit] vt. 撕裂, 伤害 adj. 被撕裂的, 裂成碎片的, 受伤的 例句: The sharp stones lacerated his feet. 尖石把他的脚划伤了。
lag
lag [læg] v.落后, 减退, 缓慢进行 n.落后, 时间间隔 n.保温层,木桶板 vt.装隔热层于 n.<英> 罪犯,刑期 vt.<英> 逮捕 例句: I felt completely disorientated with the jet lag. 我乘长途飞机後因生理节奏失调而感到昏昏沉沉的。 Interest lags in such matters. 对这类事情的兴趣慢慢减少了。 There was a long lag in forwarding mail to us. 转寄给我们的邮件晚了很久才拿到。
languish
languish [‘læŋgwiʃ] v.衰弱无力, 失去活力, 受苦, 憔悴 例句: The flower languished from lack of water. 花因缺水而枯萎。 My interest in music has languished slightly. 我对音乐的兴趣有点减退。
lash
lash [læʃ] n.鞭子, 鞭打, 睫毛, 讽刺 v.鞭打, 摆动, 抨击 例句: He lashed out at the opposition’s policies. 他猛烈抨击反对派的政策。 The waves are lashing against the rocks. 波浪冲击着岩石。 The cat lashed her tail. 这只猫急速摇动着尾巴。
latent
latent [‘leitnt] adj.潜伏的, 潜在的 例句: The now responsibilities drew out his latent talents. 新任务使他潜在的才智充分发挥出来。 A latent infection. 潜伏的传染 The manager did not find her latent abilities. 经理没有发现她潜在的才能。
leak
leak [li:k] v.渗, 漏, 泄露 n.漏洞, 泄露 例句: You must shut the gas supply off if there’s a leak. 煤气泄漏时,必须把截门关上。 The details were supposed to be secret but somehow leaked out. 这些细节原属秘密,可是不知怎么给泄露出去了。 Who leaked the news to the press? 谁将新闻泄露给新闻界的?
lean
lean [li:n] v.倾斜, 倾向, 依靠, 倚, 屈身 adj.瘦的, 贫乏的, 无脂肪的 例句: Lean meat can be larded to keep it moist in the oven. 瘦肉上可加咸肉片烤制以保持水分。 I minced the lean meat finely before making dumplings. 包饺子前,我把瘦肉细细剁碎。 He leans towards more lighthearted subjects in his later works. 他在后期的创作中倾向于比较轻松的主题。
leap
leap [li:p] v.跳跃, 跃过, 跃 n.跳跃, 跃 例句: He crossed the garden in three leaps. 他跳三步就跨过了花园。 He got over the stream with a single leap. 他一跃就跳过了小溪。 There has been a great leap in the number of births in these past five years. 这五年来,出生人数有很大的增长。
legible
legible [‘ledʒəbl] adj. 清晰的, 易读的, 可辨认的 例句: The sign was no longer legible because much of the lettering had worn away. 这块招牌已看不清楚,因为大部分字已磨掉了。 The inscription was still legible. 铭文仍清晰可辨。
legitimate
legitimate [li’dʒitimit] adj.合法的, 世袭的, 婚生的, 正当的, 合理的 vt.使合法, 授权, 宣布 … 为合法 例句: A legitimate solution to the problem. 该问题合乎逻辑的解决办法 The quality or fact of being legitimate. 合法(性)成为合法的特征或事实 Politicians are legitimate targets for satire. 政治家理所当然是讽刺的靶子。