GMAT 05 Flashcards
throt·tle verb \ˈthrä-təl\
- VERB 掐死;勒死;掐住…的脖子;使窒息 To throttle someone means to kill or injure them by squeezing their throat or tightening something around it and preventing them from breathing.
The attacker then tried to throttle her with wire…
然后袭击者企图用电线勒死她。
He throttled her and hid her body.
他掐死她后把她的尸体藏了起来。 - VERB 阻挡;阻碍;压制;扼杀 If you say that something or someone is throttling a process, institution, or group, you mean that they are restricting it severely or destroying it.
He said the overvaluation of sterling was throttling industry.
他认为英镑价值过高阻碍了工业发展。 - N-COUNT (汽车、飞机的)节流阀,油门杆,油门踏板 The throttle of a motor vehicle or aircraft is the device, lever, or pedal that controls the quantity of fuel entering the engine and is used to control the vehicle’s speed.
He gently opened the throttle, and the ship began to ease forward…
他轻轻松开油门杆,轮船开始缓缓前行。
You have to push the throttle forward for more power.
你得把油门杆往前推来加大马力。 - N-UNCOUNT 功率;马力 Throttle is the power that is obtained by using a throttle.
…motor bikes revving at full throttle.
全速行驶的摩托车
…a little more throttle.
马力再大点 - PHRASE 全速地;满怀热情地 If you say that something is done at full throttle, you mean that it is done with great speed and enthusiasm.
He lived his life at full throttle.
他过着激情四射的生活。
— throt·tler \ˈthrä-təl-ər\ noun
thwart verb \ˈthwȯrt\
- VERB 使受挫;阻碍;阻挠 If you thwart someone or thwart their plans, you prevent them from doing or getting what they want.
The accounting firm deliberately destroyed documents to thwart government investigators…
会计事务所故意毁坏文件,阻挠政府调查工作。
Her ambition to become an artist was thwarted by failing eyesight.
她想成为艺术家的梦想由于视力衰减而破灭了。
thy·roid adj \ˈthī-ˌrȯid\
- N-COUNT 甲状腺 Your thyroid or your thyroid gland is a gland in your neck that produces chemicals which control the way your body grows and functions.
tick·le verb \ˈti-kəl\
- VERB 胳肢;使笑个不停 When you tickle someone, you move your fingers lightly over a sensitive part of their body, often in order to make them laugh.
I was tickling him, and he was laughing and giggling.
我在胳肢他,他哈哈哈、咯咯咯地笑个不停。 - VERB (使)发痒;(使)难受 If something tickles you or tickles, it causes an irritating feeling by lightly touching a part of your body.
…a yellow hat with a great feather that tickled her ear…
上面有根大羽毛、搞得她耳朵很痒的一顶黄色礼帽
A beard doesn’t scratch, it just tickles.
下巴上的胡子不刮人,就是叫人痒痒。 - VERB 使开心;使高兴 If a fact or a situation tickles you, it amuses you or gives you pleasure.
It tickles me to see him riled…
看见他生气我就觉得忍俊不禁。
The story was really funny — it tickled me.
那个故事真有趣——笑死我了。
tickled: They all sounded just as tickled.他们听起来好像都很愉快。 - PHRASE 非常开心 If you are tickled pink, you are extremely pleased about something.
‘I’m tickled pink,’ said Jimmy after his wife gave birth.
“我太开心了,”吉米在妻子分娩后说。
tight triangle
- N-COUNT 直角三角形 A right triangle has one angle that is a right angle.
in BRIT, use 英国英语用 right-angled triangle
tilt noun \ˈtilt\
- V-ERG (使)倾斜;(使)歪斜 If you tilt an object or if it tilts, it moves into a sloping position with one end or side higher than the other.
She tilted the mirror and began to comb her hair…
她斜过镜子开始梳理头发。
Leonard tilted his chair back on two legs and stretched his long body…
伦纳德把椅子向后倾斜,仅以两条腿作支撑,然后舒展开他长长的身躯。 - VERB (略微)倾侧(身体部位),仰(头),把(头)歪向一边 If you tilt part of your body, usually your head, you move it slightly upwards or to one side.
Mari tilted her head back so that she could look at him…
玛丽把头向后仰,以便能看到他。
His wife tilted his head to the side and inspected the wound…
妻子把他的头侧过去检查他的伤口。
Tilt is also a noun. - N-COUNT 倾斜;倾侧;倾斜度 The tilt of something is the fact that it tilts or slopes, or the angle at which it tilts or slopes.
…calculations based on our understanding of the tilt of the earth’s axis…
基于我们对地轴倾斜度的了解的计算
…the abrupt tilt of the hill…
山势的陡峭 - V-ERG (使)倾向于;(使)偏向于 If a person or thing tilts towards a particular opinion or if something tilts them towards it, they change slightly so that they become more in agreement with that opinion or position.
When the political climate tilted towards fundamentalism he was threatened…
当政治气候倾向于原教旨主义时,他受到了威胁。
He continued to urge the Conservative Party to tilt rightwards…
他继续敦促保守党奉行右倾路线。 - N-SING 倾向;偏向 If there is a tilt towards a particular opinion or position, that opinion or position is favoured or begins to be favoured.
The chairman also criticised the plan for its tilt towards higher taxes rather than lower spending.
主席也批评该计划倾向于主张高税收而不是低消费。 - N-COUNT 尝试;努力 A tilt at something is an attempt to win or obtain it.
His first tilt at Parliament came in the same year but he failed to win the seat…
同年,他首次尝试进入国会,但没有赢得席位。
He was determined to use his remaining year with Manchester United for one last tilt at the League title.
他决心利用他效力曼彻斯特联队的剩余一年时间最后一次冲击联赛冠军。 - PHRASE 全速地;全力地 To move full tilt or at full tilt means to move with as much speed, energy, or force as possible.
As John approached at full tilt he saw a queue of traffic blocking the road…
约翰全速接近的时候,看到一大串车辆挡住了道路。
Larry Layton’s trial is going full tilt right now.
拉里·莱顿一案的审判工作即将全面展开。
tinge verb \ˈtinj\
- N-COUNT 微量,少许,一丝,几分(颜色、感情或性质) A tinge of a colour, feeling, or quality is a small amount of it.
His skin had an unhealthy greyish tinge…
他的皮肤有种不健康的淡灰色。
Could there have been a slight tinge of envy in Eva’s voice?
伊娃的声音里可能会有一丝羡慕吗?
The ink tinged his fingers blue.
<just slightly tinge the frosting with yellow food coloring to give it a lemony look>
tin·ker noun \ˈtiŋ-kər\
- VERB 小修;小补;摆弄 If you tinker with something, you make some small changes to it, in an attempt to improve it or repair it.
Instead of the Government admitting its error, it just tinkered with the problem…
政府没有承认错误,只是敷衍了事地处理问题。
They tinkered with the engine…
他们修了修发动机。
tinkering: No amount of tinkering is going to improve matters.任何小修小补都是于事无补的。 - N-COUNT (旧时的)补锅匠,修理匠 In former times, a tinker was a person who did not have a fixed home, but travelled from place to place mending metal pots and doing other small repair jobs.
- N-COUNT (尤指爱尔兰裔的)流浪者,吉卜赛人 Some people refer to any traveller or gipsy, especially one who is Irish, as a tinker .
tis·sue
noun
\ˈti-(ˌ)shü\
- N-UNCOUNT (动植物的)组织 In animals and plants, tissue consists of cells that are similar to each other in appearance and that have the same function.
As we age we lose muscle tissue…
肌肉组织会随着我们日趋衰老而萎缩。
Athletes have hardly any fatty tissue…
运动员几乎没有什么脂肪组织。 - N-UNCOUNT (用于包装易损物品的)薄纸,绵纸 Tissue or tissue paper is thin paper that is used for wrapping things that are easily damaged, such as objects made of glass or china.
- N-COUNT 面巾纸;手巾纸 A tissue is a piece of thin soft paper that you use to blow your nose.
…a box of tissues.
一盒面巾纸
— tis·su·ey \ˈti-shə-wē\ adjective
ti·tan·ic adj \tī-ˈta-nik\
- ADJ 庞大的;强大的 If you describe something as titanic, you mean that it is very big or important, and usually that it involves very powerful forces.
The world had witnessed a titanic struggle between two visions of the future.
世界见证了两种对未来的构想之间的激烈较量。
— ti·tan·i·cal·ly -ni-k(ə-)lē\ adverb
tod·dler noun \ˈtä-dəl-ər\
- N-COUNT 学步的孩童 A toddler is a young child who has only just learned to walk or who still walks unsteadily with small, quick steps.
— tod·dler·hood -ˌhu̇d\ noun
to·nal·i·ty noun \tō-ˈna-lə-tē\
- N-VAR 调性 Tonality is the presence of a musical key in a piece of music.
ton·sil·lec·to·my noun \ˌtän(t)-sə-ˈlek-tə-mē\
n.扁桃体切除术
The surgeon performed a tonsillectomy.
to·po·graph·i·cal adj -fi-kəl\
- ADJ 地形的;地貌的 A topographical survey or map relates to or shows the physical features of an area of land, for example its hills, valleys, and rivers.
— to·po·graph·i·cal·ly -k(ə-)lē\ adverb
top·ple verb \ˈtä-pəl\
- V-ERG (使)摇摇欲坠;(使)不稳而倒下 If someone or something topples somewhere or if you topple them, they become unsteady or unstable and fall over.
He just released his hold and toppled slowly backwards…
他刚一松开手就缓缓向后倒下。
Winds and rain toppled trees and electricity lines.
狂风暴雨刮倒了树木,打落了电线。
Topple over means the same as topple .Topple over 同 topple - VERB 推翻;颠覆 To topple a government or leader, especially one that is not elected by the people, means to cause them to lose power.
…the revolution which toppled the regime.
推翻该政权的革命
top·soil noun \ˈtäp-ˌsȯi(-ə)l\
- N-UNCOUNT 表土(层) Topsoil is the layer of soil nearest the surface of the ground.
tor·ti·lla noun \tȯr-ˈtē-yə\
n.玉米粉圆饼( tortilla的名词复数 )
tor·ture noun \ˈtȯr-chər\
- VERB 拷打;拷问;虐待 If someone is tortured, another person deliberately causes them great pain over a period of time, in order to punish them or to make them reveal information.
French police are convinced that she was tortured and killed…
法国警方确信她是被拷打致死。
Three members of the group had been tortured to death…
该团体中有三个人被拷打致死。
Torture is also a noun. - VERB 折磨;使痛苦;使苦恼 To torture someone means to cause them to suffer mental pain or anxiety.
He would not torture her further by trying to argue with her…
他不愿与她争辩,让她更痛苦。
She tortured herself with fantasies of Bob and his new girlfriend.
她想象着鲍勃和他的新女友在一起的情形,心里备受煎熬。 - N-UNCOUNT 折磨;痛苦;苦恼;引起痛苦(或苦恼)的事物 If you say that something is torture or a torture, you mean that it causes you great mental or physical suffering.
Waiting for the result was torture…
等待结果的过程是一种折磨。
The friction of the sheets against his skin was torture…
被单摩擦着他的皮肤,简直像是酷刑。
to·tal adj \ˈtō-təl\
- N-COUNT 总数;总额;合计 A total is the number that you get when you add several numbers together or when you count how many things there are in a group.
The companies have a total of 1,776 employees.
这些公司总计有 1,776 名员工。 - ADJ 总的;总计的;全部的 The total number or cost of something is the number or cost that you get when you add together or count all the parts in it.
They said that the total number of cows dying from BSE would be twenty thousand…
他们说患疯牛病死亡的牛的总数将达 2 万头。
The total cost of the project would be more than $240 million.
该项目的总成本会超过 2.4 亿美元。 - PHRASE 总共;总计 If there are a number of things in total, there are that number when you count or add them all together.
I was with my husband for eight years in total…
我和丈夫在一起的时间总共有 8 年。
In total, 45 per cent of adults in Britain are exposed to tobacco smoke at home.
英国总计有 45% 的成人在家里遭受到烟草烟雾的侵害。 - VERB 总数达;共计 If several numbers or things total a certain figure, that figure is the total of all the numbers or all the things.
The unit’s exports will total $85 million this year…
该部门今年的出口总额将达 8,500 万美元。
They will compete for prizes totalling nearly £3,000.
他们将为总额近 3,000 英镑的奖金展开争夺。 - VERB 计算…的总和;把…加起来 When you total a set of numbers or objects, you add them all together.
They haven’t totalled the exact figures.
他们还没有对确切数据进行总计。 - ADJ 完全的;彻底的;绝对的 You can use total to emphasize that something is as great in extent, degree, or amount as it possibly can be.
You were a total failure if you hadn’t married by the time you were about twenty-three…
如果到了 23 岁左右还没结婚,你就是个彻底的失败者。
There was an almost total lack of management control…
管理控制几乎是完全缺失的。
totally: Young people want something totally different from the old ways…年轻人想要与以往截然不同的东西。The fire totally destroyed the top floor.大火彻底烧毁了顶层。
to·tal·i·tar·i·an adj (ˌ)tō-ˌta-lə-ˈter-ē-ən\
- ADJ 极权主义的 A totalitarian political system is one in which there is only one political party which controls everything and does not allow any opposition parties.
Totalitarians are people who support totalitarian political ideas and systems.极权主义者
They feared that totalitarians might yet conquer the entire world.
他们担心极权主义者会征服整个世界。