G 1 Flashcards
abandon
放纵;放纵;放弃;停止做某事
abase
降低(地位、职位、威望或尊严); degrade or humble; to lower in rank, status, or esteem
abash
使尴尬,使羞愧; v. to destroy the self-possession or self-confidence of: disconcert
abate
减轻(程度或者强度);减少(数量),降低(价值);停止,撤销; reduce, diminish
abatement
n.减轻,减少
abbreviate
缩写,缩短
abdicate
正式放弃(权力、责任); formally give up the throne (or some other power or responsibility)
aberrant
异常的,非常规的; adjective: markedly different from an accepted norm
aberration
n.越轨; noun: a deviation from what is normal or expected
abet
帮助,怂恿;鼓励; v. to actively second and encourage usually in wrongdoing: incite; v. to assist or support in the achievement of a purpose
abeyance
中止,搁置; temporary suspension, inactivity
abhor
深恶痛绝,极度厌恶; detest, regard with disgust
abhorrent
a.可恨的,讨厌的
abiding
永久的
abject
无精打采的;(地位、身份)悲惨、凄凉的;卑微的,讨好的; miserable; pitiful
abjure
发誓放弃;抵制,避免; verb: formally reject or give up (as a belief)
ablaze
a.着火的,燃烧的;闪耀的
abnegate
否认;投降,放弃,交出(权力等)
abnegation
n.放弃;自我牺牲
abolish
v.废止,废除(法律、制度、习俗等)
abolition
n.废除,废止
abominate
憎恶
abortive
a.无结果的;失败的
abound
v.大量存在;充满,富于
aboveboard
无欺诈的,光明正大的; adjective: open and honest
abrade
磨损,精神上的折磨
abrasive
a.研磨的; rough, suitable for grinding or polishing (such as sandpaper); causing irritation or annoyance
abreast
并排地;熟知的; side-by-side. the more common “abreast of” means keeping up with, staying aware of, or remaining equal in progress with.
abridge
缩短,缩小;在不改变本意的条件下删减词语,缩写; reduce or lesson; shorten by omitting parts throughout while retaining the main idea
abrogate
官方的正式废除;无视(某事的)存在; verb: revoke formally
abrupt
a.突然的,意外的;唐突的
abscission
cutting off; sudden termination; the separation of leaves, petals, or other parts from a plant or animal
abscond
偷偷离开; depart suddenly and secretively
absent
未出现的,缺乏的;不专心的,走神的
absolute
专制的;无限的;完美的,纯净不惨杂的;不容置疑的,确凿的
absolve
使无罪,解除责任
absorbing
吸引人的
abstain
自我克制,主动戒绝; verb: choose not to consume or take part in (particularly something enjoyable)
abstemious
(吃喝等)有节制的,节俭的; moderate in appetite
abstention
n.戒除,弃权
abstentious
a.有节制的
abstinence
the giving up of certain pleasures
abstinent
a.饮食有度的,有节制的,禁欲的
abstract
做总结,概括;使分心
abstraction
抽象;走神
abstruse
难以理解的; adjective: difficult to understand; incomprehensible
absurd
不合理的
abundant
大量的
abuse
辱骂,抨击;不正当的或不合理使用的;过分过量使用的
abusive
a.漫骂的;毁谤的;虐待的
abut
邻接,毗邻
abysmal
极低的,极可怜的;(程度)很深的,极端的; adjective: extremely bad
abyss
a deep and vast space or cavity; anything profound or infinite
academic
a.学院的,学术的;理论的
acarpous
a.不结果实的
accede
赞成;就任,就职; agree, give consent; assume power (usually as “accede to”)
accelerate
加速;使提前发生;变大,变多
accentuate
v.重读;强调; v. put stress on or utter with an accent: emphasize; v. to intensify
access
noun: the ability to go into (when somebody or something must allow you to enter); verb: to go into something when allowed to enter
accessible
可以达到的;可以理解的;能够获得的
accession
同意;接近
accessory
辅助的,附属的;帮凶
accidental
意外发生的,偶然的;附带的,不重要的
acclaim
称赞;赞扬,赞颂
acclimate
使适应
accolade
同意,赞赏;赞扬; noun: an award or praise granted as a special honor
accommodate
提供所需(例如服务、借贷、寄宿);改变以适应新情况、新场景;使和谐
accompany
v.伴随,陪伴
accomplice
n.共犯,同谋
accomplish
实现,完成
accomplished
a.完成了的;有技巧的
accomplishment
成就
accord
一致;相符合,相一致;授予,给予
accost
以挑衅的形式搭讪
accountability
n.有责任
accredit
v.授权
accrete
逐渐增长; v. to grow or become attached by addition: accumulation
accretion
gradual increase; an added part or addition
accrue
v.(利息等)增加;积累; to accumulate; grow by additions
accumulate
逐渐增长
accuracy
n.精确,准确
accurate
a.精确的,准确的
accuse
v.谴责,指责
accustom
vt.使习惯
acedia
n.无精打采的样子;懒惰
acerbic
(心情、心境或者语调)尖酸的; adjective: harsh in tone
acerbity
n.涩,酸,刻薄
acidic
a.酸的,酸性的
acidulous
slightly acid or sour; sharp or caustic
acknowledge
承认
acme
顶点,极点;最佳典范; noun: the highest point of achievement
acolyte
n.(教士的)助手,侍僧
acoustic
a.听觉的,声音的
acquiesce
勉强同意;默许; v. to accept, comply, or submit tacitly or passively: assent
acquiescence
n.默许
acquiescent
a.默认的
acquire
获取,获得
acquired
后天习得的
acquisitive
贪婪的; adj. strongly desirous of acquiring and possessing: covetous
acquit
v.宣告无罪;脱卸义务和责任;还清(债务)
acrid
辛辣的,刺鼻的;刻薄的
acrimonious
刻薄的,充满仇恨的; adj. caustic, biting, or rancorous in feeling, language, or manner: unfriendly
acrimony
n.尖刻,刻薄; noun: bitterness and ill will
acrobat
n.特技演员,杂技演员
activate
v.刺激,使活动
activism
the practice of pursuing political or other goals through vigorous action, often including protests and demonstrations
actuate
v.开动,促使
acuity
n.(尤指思想或感官)敏锐
acumen
不同寻常的洞察力和鉴别力; keen, quick, accurate insight or judgment
acute
敏锐的;严重的,急性的;(程度、影响)极强的
ad hoc
特别的;临时的
adamant
固执的,不可动摇的; adjective: refusing to change one’s mind
adapt
修改,使适应
adaptability
v.适应性
adaptable
a.有适应能力的;可改编的
adaptive
a.适应的
addict
沉溺,上瘾;对某事上瘾的人
additive
n.添加剂
addle
v.使腐坏;使昏乱
address
v.处理,对付,设法解决;致辞
adduce
v.给予(理由);举出(例证); v. to offer as example, reason, or proof in discussion or analysis
adept
a.熟练的,擅长的; adj. thoroughly proficient: expert
adequate
a.足够的; adjective: good enough for what you need
adhere
依附,粘着;服从,遵守;坚定地支持; stick (to), such as with glue, or to a plan or belief
adherent
n.拥护者,信徒
adhesive
a.带黏性的,黏着的;n.黏合剂
adjourn
延期,休会
adjudicate
裁决,判定; verb: to serve as a judge in a competition; to arrive at a judgment or conclusion
adjunct
附属物,非必需部分; something added, attached, or joined
adjuration
恳请
ad-lib
即兴的
admirable
令人称赞的
admonish
建议;责备; verb: to warn strongly, even to the point of reprimanding
admonitory
adjective: serving to warn; expressing reproof or reproach especially as a corrective
adolescent
a.青春期的;n.青少年
adopt
v.采纳,采用;正式接受,通过
adoration
n.崇拜,爱慕
adore
喜爱,因…感到愉悦;宠爱
adorn
v.装饰
adornment
装饰
adroit
a.熟练的,灵巧的; adj. showing skill, cleverness, or resourcefulness: dexterous
adulate
极度谄媚
adulation
n.谄媚,奉承; n. excessive or slavish admiration or flattery
adulatory
adj.奉承的
adulterate
掺杂,加入低等成分; make impure by adding inappropriate or inferior ingredients
adumbrate
部分地或有保留地揭露;预示着; give a rough outline of; foreshadow; reveal only partially; obscure
advantage
n.利益,益处;v.有利于,有益于
advantageous
有利的
advent
n.到来,来临; n. coming into being or use: introduction
adventitious
外来的,后天的,非内在的; adj. coming from another source and not inherent or innate: extrinsic; adj. arising or occurring sporadically or by changce: accidental
adventurous
a.爱冒险的,大胆的,充满危险的
adversarial
敌对的
adversary
敌手,对手
adverse
a.有害的,不利的;敌对的;相反的; opposing, harmful
adversity
厄运,逆境
advert
引起注意,提到
advertise
v.做广告;通知
advisable
adj.适当的,可取的
advocacy
n.拥护,支持
advocate
支持,提倡; verb: speak, plead, or argue in favor of; noun: a person who pleads for a cause or propounds an idea
aerate
v.充气,让空气进入
aerial
a.空中的,空气的
aerie
dwelling or fortress built on a high place; the nest of a bird of prey, such as an eagle or hawk, built on a mountain or cliff
aesthete
noun: one who professes great sensitivity to the beauty of art and nature
aesthetic
a.美学的,审美的; adjective: concerned with the appreciation of beauty; noun: a set of principles underlying and guiding the work of a particular artist or artistic movement.
aesthetically
adv.审美地,美学观点上地
affable
和蔼的,温和的; adjective: likeable; easy to talk to
affectation
虚伪,做作; fake behavior (such as in speech or dress) adopted to give a certain impression
affected
a.不自然的;假装的; pretentious; phony
affection
n.喜爱
affectionate
a.亲爱的,挚爱的
affective
a.感情的,表达感情的
affiliate
v.使隶属于;追溯…的来源;联合;n.成员,附属机构
affiliation
n.联系,联合
affinity
喜欢,倾向;相似; fondness; liking; similarity
affirm
声称…为真,肯定…属实
affirmation
n.肯定,断言
affirmative
肯定的
affix
粘合
afflict
v.使痛苦,折磨
affliction
痛苦,悲伤,折磨
affluent
富裕的; adjective: wealthy
afford
verb: provide with an opportunity
affordable
a.负担得起的
affront
v.侮辱,冒犯
aftermath
n.后果,余波
agape
急切盼望的
agenda
n.议程
aggrandize
增加、提高(力量、财富、地位、声誉)等; make greater; exaggerate
aggravate
加重,恶化;使恼火; v. to make worse, more serious, or more severe: intensify unpleasantly; v. to rouse to displeasure or anger by usually persistent and often petty goading: irritate
aggregate
集合体;集合,聚焦; gather together, amount to (verb); constituting a whole made up of constituent parts (adj)
aggressive
好斗的;强有力的,强烈的
aggrieve
使苦恼,使悲痛
aghast
a.惊骇的,吓呆的
agile
a.敏捷的,灵活的
agility
(身手)敏捷
agitate
煽动,激起;使不安
agitated
a.激动的;不安的
agitation
n.焦虑,不安;公开辩论,鼓动宣传
agnostic
a.不可知论的;n.不可知论者