GMAT 06 Flashcards
leu·ke·mia
noun
\lü-ˈkē-mē-ə\
n.<医>白血病(俗称血癌)
— leu·ke·mic -mik\ adjective or noun
le·ver
noun
\ˈle-vər\
- N-COUNT See also: gear lever (操作机械的)杆,柄,把手 A lever is a handle or bar that is attached to a piece of machinery and which you push or pull in order to operate the machinery.
Push the tiny lever on the lock…
按一下锁上的小柄。
The taps have a lever to control the mix of hot and cold water.
水阀上有一个手柄控制冷热水。 - N-COUNT 杠杆;撬棒 A lever is a long bar, one end of which is placed under a heavy object so that when you press down on the other end you can move the object.
- VERB 撬动;撬起;用力移动 If you lever something in a particular direction, you move it there, especially by using a lot of effort.
Neighbours eventually levered open the door with a crowbar…
邻居们最终用一根铁撬把门撬开了。
Insert the fork about 6in. from the root and simultaneously lever it backwards…
将耙子插入到离根部约6英寸的地方并同时向后扳。 - N-COUNT (用作施加压力等的)手段,方法 A lever is an idea or action that you can use to make people do what you want them to do, rather than what they want to do.
Radical, militant factions want to continue using the hostages as a lever to gain concessions from the west.
激进的好战派想要继续利用人质作筹码来换取西方的让步。
levy
noun
\ˈle-vē\
- N-COUNT 征收额;税款 A levy is a sum of money that you have to pay, for example as a tax to the government.
…an annual motorway levy on all drivers.
以所有司机为征收对象的高速公路年税 - VERB 征收,课征(税款等) If a government or organization levies a tax or other sum of money, it demands it from people or organizations.
They levied religious taxes on Christian commercial transactions…
他们对基督徒的商业交易征收宗教税。
Taxes should not be levied without the authority of Parliament.
未经议会授权不得征税。
lex·i·cog·ra·pher
noun
\ˌlek-sə-ˈkä-grə-fər\
n.词典编纂者
li·a·bil·i·ty
noun
\ˌlī-ə-ˈbi-lə-tē\
- N-COUNT 累赘;负累;负担 If you say that someone or something is a liability, you mean that they cause a lot of problems or embarrassment.
As the president’s prestige continues to fall, they’re clearly beginning to consider him a liability.
随着总统的声望持续下跌,他们显然开始视他为负累。
…what was once a vote catching policy, is now a political liability.
这一曾经吸引选票的政策,如今成了政治上的负累。 - N-COUNT 负债;债务 A company’s or organization’s liabilities are the sums of money which it owes.
The company had assets of $138 million and liabilities of $120.5 million.
这家公司资产为1.38亿美元,负债为1.205亿美元。
lik·en
verb
\ˈlī-kən\
- VERB 把…比作;把…比拟为 If you liken one thing or person to another thing or person, you say that they are similar.
She likens marriage to slavery…
她把婚姻比作奴役。
The pain is often likened to being drilled through the side of the head.
这种疼痛常被比作钻头钻入头部的感觉。
<he generally likened a root canal to some horrible form of torture>
<I think that we can liken the two pianists, at least in terms of natural talent.>
lime·stone
noun
\ˈlīm-ˌstōn\
- N-MASS 灰岩;石灰岩 Limestone is a whitish-coloured rock which is used for building and for making cement.
…high limestone cliffs…
高耸的石灰岩峭壁
The local limestone is very porous.
当地的石灰岩有很多孔隙。
lin·go
noun
\ˈliŋ-(ˌ)gō\
- N-COUNT (尤指不会说或听不懂的)外国语,外国话 People sometimes refer to a foreign language, especially one that they do not speak or understand, as a lingo.
I don’t speak the lingo.
我不会说这种语言。 - N-UNCOUNT 行话;隐语 A lingo is a range of words or a style of language which is used in a particular situation or by a particular group of people.
In record-business lingo, that means he wanted to buy the rights to the song and market it.
用唱片业的行话来说,就是他想买下那首歌曲的版权,然后包装推出。
…an author who writes in a lurid lingo, freely punctuated with crude expletives.
文笔间充斥着低俗的暗语和随兴插入的粗话的作者
lin·guist
noun
\ˈliŋ-gwist\
- N-COUNT 通晓数国语言的人 A linguist is someone who is good at speaking or learning foreign languages.
Her brother was an accomplished linguist.
她的哥哥能熟练地说好几种语言。 - N-COUNT 语言学家 A linguist is someone who studies or teaches linguistics.
lin·guis·tics
noun pl but singular in constr
\liŋ-ˈgwis-tiks\
n.语言学; 语言的, 语言学的, 语言研究的( linguistic的名词复数 )
li·on·ize
verb
\ˈlī-ə-ˌnīz\
- VERB 把…视作要人;把…奉为名人 If someone is lionized, they are treated as if they are very important or special by a particular group of people, often when they do not really deserve to be.
in BRIT, also use 英国英语亦用 lionise
By the 1920’s, he was lionised by literary London…
到了20世纪20年代,他成为伦敦文学界的宠儿。
The press began to lionize him enthusiastically…
媒体开始狂热地吹捧他。
— li·on·i·za·tion \ˌlī-ə-nə-ˈzā-shən\ noun
— li·on·iz·er \ˈlī-ə-ˌnī-zər\ noun
lip·id
noun
\ˈli-pəd\
n.<生化>脂质
— li·pid·ic \li-ˈpi-dik\ adjective
li·po·pro·tein
noun
-ˈprō-ˌtēn\
n.<生化>脂蛋白
liq·ui·date
verb
\ˈli-kwə-ˌdāt\
n.清偿; 结算; 清算; 清除
— liq·ui·da·tion \ˌli-kwə-ˈdā-shən\ noun
The owners were ordered to liquidate the company and pay their creditors.
The company is liquidating its assets.
The owners were ordered to liquidate.
The film is about a professional killer who’s hired to liquidate a powerful businessman.
liquidation sale
停业清理拍卖
liq·ui·da·tor
noun
\ˈli-kwə-ˌdā-tər\
- N-COUNT 清算人;公司资产清理人 A liquidator is a person who is responsible for settling the affairs of a company that is being liquidated.
list price
- N-COUNT 价目表价格;制造商定价;建议售价 The list price of an item is the price which the manufacturer suggests that a shopkeeper should charge for it.
list·less
adj
\ˈlist-ləs\
- ADJ-GRADED 无精打采的;倦怠的 Someone who is listless has no energy or enthusiasm.
He was listless and pale and wouldn’t eat much.
他无精打采,脸色苍白,食欲不振。
listlessly: Usually, you would just sit listlessly, too hot to do anything else.通常只能百无聊赖地坐着,天气实在热,根本做不了别的。
— list·less·ly adverb
— list·less·ness noun
lit·i·gant
noun
\ˈli-ti-gənt\
- N-COUNT 诉讼当事人 A litigant is a person who is involved in a civil legal case, either because they are making a formal complaint about someone, or because a complaint is being made about them.
— litigant adjective
live show
现场表演