Chapter 10

Question 1

encircle

Answer 1

包围

Question 2

edify

Answer 2

enlighten

Question 3

encumber

Answer 3

[with object] 阻碍

Question 4

enliven

Answer 4

使更有生气

Question 5

elastic

Answer 5

有弹性的

Question 6

eminent

Answer 6

杰出的

Question 7

efficacy

Answer 7

功效

Question 8

edgy

Answer 8

1. tense, nervous, or irritable: he became edgy and defensive. 2. (of a musical performance or piece of writing) having an intense or sharp quality: tremendously edgy brass playing.

Question 9

elapse

Answer 9

时间流逝

Question 10

encapsulate

Answer 10

sum up

Question 11

egress

Answer 11

出口

Question 12

endorsement

Answer 12

赞同

Question 13

epitomize

Answer 13

be a perfect example of

Question 14

reproachful

Answer 14

expressing disapproval or disappointment

Question 15

emulate

Answer 15

imitation

Question 16

enrage

Answer 16

[with object]激怒

Question 17

epidemic

Answer 17

contagious; prevalent

Question 18

embitter

Answer 18

使受苦

Question 19

engross

Answer 19

使全神贯注; be engrossed in something

Question 20

envisage

Answer 20

contemplate or conceive of as a possibility or a desirable future event

Question 21

engender

Answer 21

produce

Question 22

embolden

Answer 22

使勇敢

Question 23

entitle

Answer 23

give (someone) a legal right or a just claim to receive or do something

Question 24

laborious

Answer 24

requiring considerable effort and time

Question 25

entice

Answer 25

引诱

Question 26

ensue

Answer 26

[without object] 接着发生

Question 27

encompass

Answer 27

include

Question 28

enthrall

Answer 28

entrance

Question 29

ensemble

Answer 29

全体

Question 30

endorse

Answer 30

赞同

Question 31

eloquent

Answer 31

雄辩的

Question 32

embody

Answer 32

使具体化

Question 33

emancipate

Answer 33

解放；使不受束缚

Question 34

enviable

Answer 34

令人羡慕的

Question 35

entrench

Answer 35

[with object] establish (an attitude, habit, or belief) so firmly that change is very difficult or unlikely

Question 36

economize

Answer 36

节约

Question 37

elated

Answer 37

兴高采烈的

Question 38

elicit

Answer 38

引出

Question 39

elusive

Answer 39

opauqe

Question 40

entangle

Answer 40

1. cause to become twisted together with or caught in: fish attempt to swim through the mesh and become entangled. 2. involve (someone) in difficulties or complicated circumstances from which it is difficult to escape: the case of murder in which she had found herself so painfully entangled.

Question 41

enmity

Answer 41

敌意

Question 42

epitome

Answer 42

(the epitome of) a person or thing that is a perfect example of a particular quality or type

Question 43

emanate

Answer 43

[without object] issue from; be produced by

Question 44

edibility

Answer 44

可食用性

Question 45

emancipation

Answer 45

解放

Question 46

embroilment

Answer 46

混乱

Question 47

entail

Answer 47

involve as a necessary part

Question 48

eerie

Answer 48

uncanny; weird; 怪异的

Question 49

encroach

Answer 49

1. intrude on (a person’s territory or a thing considered to be a right): rather than encroach on his privacy she might have kept to her room. 2. advance gradually beyond usual or acceptable limits: the sea has encroached all around the coast.

Question 50

包围

Answer 50

encircle

Question 51

enlighten

Answer 51

edify

Question 52

[with object] 阻碍

Answer 52

encumber

Question 53

使更有生气

Answer 53

enliven

Question 54

有弹性的

Answer 54

elastic

Question 55

杰出的

Answer 55

eminent

Question 56

功效

Answer 56

efficacy

Question 57

1. tense, nervous, or irritable: he became edgy and defensive. 2. (of a musical performance or piece of writing) having an intense or sharp quality: tremendously edgy brass playing.

Answer 57

edgy

Question 58

时间流逝

Answer 58

elapse

Question 59

sum up

Answer 59

encapsulate

Question 60

出口

Answer 60

egress

Question 61

赞同

Answer 61

endorsement

Question 62

be a perfect example of

Answer 62

epitomize

Question 63

expressing disapproval or disappointment

Answer 63

reproachful

Question 64

imitation

Answer 64

emulate

Question 65

[with object]激怒

Answer 65

enrage

Question 66

contagious; prevalent

Answer 66

epidemic

Question 67

使受苦

Answer 67

embitter

Question 68

使全神贯注; be engrossed in something

Answer 68

engross

Question 69

contemplate or conceive of as a possibility or a desirable future event

Answer 69

envisage

Question 70

produce

Answer 70

engender

Question 71

使勇敢

Answer 71

embolden

Question 72

give (someone) a legal right or a just claim to receive or do something

Answer 72

entitle

Question 73

requiring considerable effort and time

Answer 73

laborious

Question 74

引诱

Answer 74

entice

Question 75

[without object] 接着发生

Answer 75

ensue

Question 76

include

Answer 76

encompass

Question 77

entrance

Answer 77

enthrall

Question 78

全体

Answer 78

ensemble

Question 79

赞同

Answer 79

endorse

Question 80

雄辩的

Answer 80

eloquent

Question 81

使具体化

Answer 81

embody

Question 82

解放；使不受束缚

Answer 82

emancipate

Question 83

令人羡慕的

Answer 83

enviable

Question 84

[with object] establish (an attitude, habit, or belief) so firmly that change is very difficult or unlikely

Answer 84

entrench

Question 85

节约

Answer 85

economize

Question 86

兴高采烈的

Answer 86

elated

Question 87

引出

Answer 87

elicit

Question 88

opauqe

Answer 88

elusive

Question 89

1. cause to become twisted together with or caught in: fish attempt to swim through the mesh and become entangled. 2. involve (someone) in difficulties or complicated circumstances from which it is difficult to escape: the case of murder in which she had found herself so painfully entangled.

Answer 89

entangle

Question 90

敌意

Answer 90

enmity

Question 91

(the epitome of) a person or thing that is a perfect example of a particular quality or type

Answer 91

epitome

Question 92

[without object] issue from; be produced by

Answer 92

emanate

Question 93

可食用性

Answer 93

edibility

Question 94

解放

Answer 94

emancipation

Question 95

混乱

Answer 95

embroilment

Question 96

involve as a necessary part

Answer 96

entail

Question 97

uncanny; weird; 怪异的

Answer 97

eerie

Question 98

1. intrude on (a person’s territory or a thing considered to be a right): rather than encroach on his privacy she might have kept to her room. 2. advance gradually beyond usual or acceptable limits: the sea has encroached all around the coast.

Answer 98

encroach

Question 99

bilaterally

Answer 99

1 having or relating to two sides; affecting both sides: bilateral hearing is essential for sound location.

2 involving two parties, especially countries: the bilateral agreements with Japan.

Question 100

insurgent

Answer 100

1 noun a rebel or revolutionary: an attack by armed insurgents.

2 adjective [attributive] rising in active revolt: alleged links with insurgent groups. • relating to rebels: a series of insurgent attacks.