gre_5 Flashcards
timorous
(英) adj.胆小的,胆怯的(of timid disposition;fearful) (考) 反义词:intrepid(无畏的); scrappy(好斗的) (记) tim(胆怯)+orous→胆怯的 (同) 同根词:timid(胆小的);intimidate(恐吓)
inclement
(英) adj. (天气)严酷的(severe; stormy);严厉的(rough; severe) (考) 反义词:balmy(温和的) (记) in+clement(仁慈的)→不仁慈的→严酷的,严厉的 (例) The game was canceled because of the inclement weather.
sedulity
(考) 反义词:lack of industriousness(缺乏勤奋)
skin
(考) apple : skin \ melon : rind(苹果和苹果皮\瓜和瓜皮)pediatrics : children \ dermatology : skin(儿科学的对象是儿童\皮肤病学的对象是皮肤)podiatrist : feet \ dermatologist : skin(足科医生检查脚\皮肤科医生检查皮肤)
expatriate
[记]词根记忆:ex + patri(父亲,国家) + ate→驱逐出国同根词:patriotism(n. 爱国主义);patricide(n. 杀父)
adulate
(英) v.谄媚,奉承(to praise or flatter sycophantically) (考) aversion : disinclination \ adulation : admiration(厌恶是强烈不喜欢\奉承是过分赞赏)scorn : reject \ adulate : flatter \ fulminate : criticize \disparage : ignore(不屑是强烈拒绝\谄媚是十分奉承\斥责是强烈批评\蔑视是十分忽视)反义词:scorn(轻蔑拒绝); disdain(轻蔑) (记) 和下面的adulterate(掺假)一起记,都可以看作是成人(adult)做的坏事; (同) n. adulation; adj. adulatory
incongruent
(考) incongruent : conform \ recalcitrant : obey(不和谐的不会一致\反抗的不会顺从)
scintillate
(英) v. 闪烁,(谈吐)流露机智(to emit sparks; sparkle) (记) scintill(火花)+ate→闪火花,闪烁 (例) The stars scintillated in the winter sky.
decant
(英) v. 将…自瓶中倒入另一容器(pour off gently)
summation
(英) n. 总结,概要(a summary);总数,合计 (a total) (记) summ(总)+ation
appease
(英) v. 使平静,安抚(to pacify or quiet) (考) implacable : appease \ indomitable : subdue(难平息的无法平息\难征服的无法征服)反义词:roil(煽动); vex(烦恼); rile(激怒) (记) ap+pease(和平)→变和平→平息 (同) 派生词: appeasement (n. 平息,满足) (例) John appease his angry boss by offering to work overtime.
baseness
(英) n.卑鄙(state of being mean) (记) base(低下基础)+ness(表名词) →品格低下→卑鄙
detriment
(英) n.损害,伤害(anything that causes damage or injury) (记) 分割记忆:de+trim(修剪)+ent→剪坏了→伤害
iniquity
(英) n.邪恶,不公正(lack of righteousness or justice; wickedness) (考) 反义词:rectitude(正直); disinterestedness(公正) (记) in(不)+iquit(=equit 公正)+ous→不公正的 (例) Those who are complacent about any iniquity in our society should be wary of the unsavory consequences for all.
sacrosanct
(英) adj. 神圣不可侵犯的(very sacredholyor inviolable) (记) sacro(神圣)+sanct(神圣)→十分神圣的 (同) 同根词:sanctity(圣洁,神圣);sanctum(圣所,私室)
manifesto
(英) n. 宣言,声明(a public declaration)
offstage
(英) adv.\adj. 台后的,幕后的(not on the open stage)
clapper
(英) n. 铃锤 (the moving part inside a bell; tongue); (记) clap(拍,打)+per→打(响)的东西→响板,铃舌
drowsiness
(英) n. 昏昏欲睡(state of being half asleep) (考) sedative : drowsiness \ anesthetic : numbness(镇静剂可以使人欲睡\麻醉剂可以使人麻木)
stealth
(英) n. 秘密的行动(the action of moving or acting secretly ) (考) furtive : stealth \ whimsical : caprice \discontent : unsatisfied(同义: 秘密的和秘密\易变的和易变\不满的和不满) (例) Tracking wild animals requires great stealth.
cardinal
(英) adj. 最重要的(most important); (考) 反义词:minor(次要的) (记) card(心脏的)+inal→心一样的→首要的
scarcity
(英) n. 不足,缺乏(a state of being scarce) (考) 反义词:plethora(过多) (记) scarce(缺乏的)+ity
misconstrue
(英) v. 误解,曲解(misinterpret) (考) misjudge : assess \ misconstrue : interpret(误判是判断失误\曲解是解释失误) (记) mis(错误)+construe(直译)→翻译错误,con+strue(=struct结构) (例) I’m sorry you misconstrued my meaning.
prelude
(英) n. 序幕,前奏(an introductory performanceactionor event) (考) 反义词:coda(尾声) (记) pre(前面)+lude(玩、弄)→前面演奏的音乐→序幕,前奏 (例) Having arrived at the concert hall latewe missed the prelude.
humor
(英) v. 纵容,迁就(to comply with the mood or whim; indulge) (考) chide : pillory \ humor : mollycoddle(程度: 指责→当众嘲笑\迁就→溺爱) (记) humor作为’幽默’一意大家都知道 (例) There was nothing to do but humor her when she’s in one of those moods.
cow
(英) 母牛(fully-grown female of any animal to the ox familyesp the domestic kind kept by farmers to produce milk and beef) (考) 反义词:embolden(使有胆量); undaunted(勇敢的)-cowed(吓坏了的)
lush
(英) adj.繁茂的茂盛的(growing very well) (考) 反义词:sere(干枯的)
unconscious
(英) adj. 不省人事的(having lost consciousness);未意识到的(not knowing about something) (考) 反义词:sentient(有知觉的) (记) un(不)+conscious(有意识的)
omniscient
(英) adj. 无所不知的,博识的(knowing all things) (记) omni(全)+scient(知道的)→全知道的 (同) 同根词:prescient(预知);conscience(良心) (例) God is said to be omniscient and omnipotent.
riotous
(英) adj. 暴乱的,蛮横的 (turbulent) (记) 来自riot(暴乱)+ous→暴乱的 (例) riotous students(闹事的学生)
trenchant
(英) adj. 一针见血的(sharply perceptive;penetrating) (考) 反义词:vague(含糊的); dull(迟钝的) (记) trench(沟)+ant→说话像挖沟,入木三分 (例) a trenchant critic(一针见血的批评家)
elation
(英) n.得意,振奋(pathological euphoria) (考) 反义词: dejection(沮丧)
sling
(例) Stop slinging stones at the cat.
coach
(英) n. 运动员的教练(person who trains sportsmen esp for contests) (例) a tennis coach
mislead
(英) v. 误导 ( guide wrongly) (考) permicious : injure \ disingenuous : mislead(有害的造成伤害\不坦率的造成误导)epithet : disparage \ alias : mislead(贬低的话贬低\化名误导) (记) mis(错误)+lead(引导)
bile
(考) insulin : pancreas \ bile : liver(胰脏分泌胰岛素\肝脏分泌胆汁)
resumption
(英) n. 重新开始(recommencement) (例) The mediator urged a resumption in contract talks.
ecdysis
(英) n.(动物)蜕皮换羽毛(the shedding of an outer layer of skin or integument) (记) 由该单词组成另一单词: ecdysiast(脱衣舞舞女)
solidarity
(英) n.团结,一致(unity based on community of interests) (记) solid(固定的)+arity→固体状态→团结 (同) 参考:solidity(坚固);solidify(使凝固,巩固)
inhibited
(英) adj.拘谨的,拘束的(to hold back feelings) (记) 来自inhibit(禁止)in(不)+hibit(拿)→不许拿出→禁示 (同) 同根词:exhibit(展览); prohibit(阻止) (例) An introvert is a person with an inhibited personality.
eulogistic
(英) adj. 颂扬的,歌功颂德的(praising highly; laudatory) (记) eu(好)+log(说)+istic→说好话 (例) a eulogistic speech
burrow
(英) n. (兔子等)所掘的地洞(a hole or tunnel );v. 挖洞(to make a burrow) (考) ditch : canyon \ burrow : cavern(水沟和峡谷\小洞和巨洞) (同) 近形词: borrow(借); furrow(犁沟皱纹)
corpus
(英) n. 全集,全部资料 (a complete or comprehensive collection) (记) corp(躯体)+us→全身→全集,注意不要和corpse(尸体)相混 (例) the corpus of Shakespeare’s works
conducive
(英) adj. 有助于…的 (that contributes or leading to) (考) conducive : foment \ tonic : invigorate(助长的[东西]煽动\营养的[东西]使健壮) (例) Plenty of exercise is conducive to good health.
denominate
(英) n. 命名,取名 (to give a specified name to; call) (记) de+nomin(名称)+ate→给予名称→使命名 (同) 同根词:niminate(提名);nominal(名义上的)
detergent
(英) adj.净化的 (cleansing) (记) de+terg(擦)+ent→擦掉→清洁剂 (例) Put the detergent in the dishwasher before starting it.
strengthen
(英) v. 加强,使坚强 ( become or make strong or stronger) (考) 反义词:enervate(使衰弱); attenuate(减弱) (记) strength(力量)+en
practitioner
(英) n. 开业者; 从事某种手艺者(a person who performs a skill or art) (考) 反义词:fledgling(无经验者); quack(假充内行者)
laundry
(英) n. 洗衣店; 要洗的衣物 (clothes that need to be washed) (考) mail : mailbox \ laundry : hamper(信箱用来装邮件\提篮用来装衣服)
playful
(英) adj. 爱打趣的,爱玩的 (happily active) (考) playful : banter \ exaggerated : hyperbole(戏谑的特点是逗乐\夸张法的特点是夸张) (记) play(玩)+ful
requisite
(英) n.\adj. 必需物,必要的 ([something that is] essentialnecessary) (记) re(反复)+quisite(寻求)→反复寻求的→必要的 (例) The employee completed the requisite training.
spur
(考) 反义词: deter(阻止)
culprit
(英) n.犯罪者(one guilty of a crime)
cognate
(英) adj. 同词源的 (related through the same source);同类的 (having the same nature or quality) (记) cogn(认识)+ate→认识的→同类的 (同) 同根词:cognizance(认识,观察); recognize(认出)
champion
(英) 冠军(personteamanimal or plant that has defeated others in a competition)斗士拥护者(person who speaks in support of another cause) (考) 反义词:impugn(指责); disparage(贬低) (例) a champion of the poor ‘s rights
exception
(英) n. 例外(omission; exclusion);异议(objection or opposition) (记) ex+cept(拿)+ion→拿出去→例外 (同) 同根词:reception(接待); precept(教训,命令书)
emerge
(英) v. 出现露出(to become manifest;to appear) (记) e(出)+merge(吞没)→吞没的东西露出→出现 (同) 同根词:submerge(潜水艇); merge(合并吞没)
audible
(英) adj. 听得见的(that can be heard clearly) (考) audible : stentorian \ discernable : obvious(听得见的 : 洪亮的\可见的 : 明显的) (例) Her voice was scarcely audible above the noise of the wind.
centurion
(英) n. 古罗马的百人队长(in ancient Roman officer commanding a unit of 100 soldiers) (同) 近形词: century(世纪)
perambulate
(英) v. 巡视(to make an official inspection on foot),漫步( to travel over on foot; traverse) (考) foot : perambulate \ eye : observe(脚用来漫步\眼用来观察) (记) per(到处)+ambul(行走)+ate→到处走→巡视
oppression
(英) n. 压迫,郁闷 (the condition of being oppressed) (考) 反义词:disagreement(争执)
cataract
(英) n.(大而陡的)瀑布(great waterfall)
sticky
(英) adj.粘的(viscousgluey) (例) The road was sticky after the rain.(雨后道路泥泞)
incarcerate
(英) v. 下狱,监禁(to imprison; confine) (考) 反义词:liberate(释放) (记) in(进入)+carcer(监狱)+ate→下狱 (例) She was incarcerated in her own sensibility.(她成了自身敏感的奴隶)
holster
(英) n. 手枪皮套(a pistol case) (考) dagger : scabbard \ pistol : holster(匕首装在剑鞘里\手枪装在手枪皮套里)
servitude
(英) n. 奴役,劳役(the condition of a slave who is forced to obey another)
lexicon
(英) n. 词典(a dictionaryesp. of an ancient language)
ornithology
(英) n. 鸟类学(the branch of zoology dealing with birds) (记) ornith(鸟)+ology
lesion
(英) n. 伤口(an injury);损害(damage) (记) 来自lese(冒犯,损害)+ion→损害 (例) The doctor bandaged my lesions carefully.
startle
(英) v. 使吃惊( give an unexpected slight shock) (考) 反义词:lull(使平静) (例) I was startled to hear his news.
folder
(英) n. 文件夹纸夹(cover for holding loose papers folded together) (考) folder : papers \ drawer : clothing(文件夹用来放文件\抽屉用来放衣服) (记) fold(折叠)+er
indent
(英) v. 切割成锯齿状(to cut tooth-like points; notch) (记) in(进入)+dent(牙齿)→成牙齿状 (例) Mary indented the first line of each paragraph.
trio
(英) 三人一组三件一套(a group of three people)三重奏三重唱(three singers or musicians performing together)
attach
(英) v. 将某物系在(另一物)上(fasten sth to sth) (记) at+tach(接触) (同) 派生词: attachment n.附着附带 (例) a young man attached himself to me at the party
dribble
(记) 可能来自drip(滴下), 注意不要和scribble(乱涂乱写)相混 (例) Our money seems to be dribbling away now that everything costs more.
mendacious
(英) adj. 不真的(false or untrue);撒谎的(telling lies habitually) (考) 反义词:honest(诚实的) (记) mend(修补)+acious→修补太多→不真的,撒谎的 (同) 同根词:mendable(可修理的); mender(修补者)
paramount
(英) adj. 最重要的,最高权力的(supreme; dominant) (考) painful : agonizing \ important : paramount(程度: 疼痛→极为疼痛\重要→极为重要) (记) para(超过)+amount(数量)→在量上超过别的→最重要的_ (例) the paramount concern(最需关注的事)
jettison
(记) 来自jet(喷出),分割记忆:jetti(扔)+son(儿子)→抛弃儿子→抛弃 (例) He will jettison anything - his principles or even his friends - in order to succeed in his work.
ramify
(英) v.分支,分叉(to split up into branches or constituents) (记) ram(=ramus分支)+ify (同) 派生词: ramification (n.分支,支流branchoffshoot) (例) Railways were ramified over the country.(铁路纵横交错)
sophistry
(英) n.诡辩 (subtly deceptive reasoning or argumentation )
defray
(英) v.付款(provide for the payment of) (例) My father has to defray my education.
improvise
(英) v. 即席而作(extemporize) (考) text : extemporize \ score : improvise(即兴演讲不需要原稿\即兴演奏不需要乐谱) (记) im(不)+pro(前)+vise(看)→没有预先看过→即席创作 (例) Mary improvised a delicious meal from leftover chicken.
kindness
(考) 反义词:truculence(残酷) (记) 来自形容词kind(仁慈的)+ness
ridiculous
(英) adj. 荒唐的,可笑的 (deserving ridicule) (考) 反义词:sublime(崇高的) (记) rid(笑)+ic+ulous(多…的)→多笑的→可笑的
derisive
(英) adj. 嘲弄的 (showing or provoking derision; ridiculous) (考) pontificate : pompous \ scoff : derisve \ drawl : slow \ bluster : loud \ prate : aimless(武断说话是夸张\嘲笑特点是嘲弄\慢慢说特点是慢\怒吼特点是大声\闲谈特点是无目的)
plenitude
(英) n. 完全(completeness);大量(a great sufficiency) (考) 反义词:vacuity(空虚); dearth(缺乏) (记) plen(满)+itude→充足,大量 (同) 同根词:plenteous(丰富的,丰产的); plenilune(满月)
saliferous
(英) adj. 含盐的,产盐的(producing or containing salt) (记) sali(盐)+fer(带有)+ous→含盐的 (同) 同根词:saline(盐的);desalinzation(脱盐)
purchase
(英) n.支点(阻止东西下滑)(a mechanical hold) (考) ballast : instability \ purchase : slippage(压舱物防止不稳定\支点防止滑落)prohibitive : purchase \ peremptory : dispute(昂贵的无法购买\专横的无法争论) (记) purchase作为’购买’一意大家都很熟悉
bore
(英) v.钻孔(to make a hole);n.孔(a hole);令人厌烦的人(a tiresomedull person) (考) die : shaping \ drill : boring(模子用来定型\钻用来钻孔)
bristle
(英) n. 短而硬的毛发(short stiff hair);v.(毛)竖起; 发怒(fur stand up stiffly in fear or anger ) (考) 反义词: cower(畏缩) (同) 近形词: brittle(易碎的); gristle(n.软骨) (例) The dog’s fur bristled as it sensed danger .
corroborative
(英) n. 确证性的(tending to corroborate) (例) corroborative reportsevidence
cannibal
(英) n. 食人者,食同类的动物(a person who eats human flesh) (记) cannib 来自Cariban,是印第安人中一个有食人习惯的部族 (同) 派生词: cannibalism (n. 同类相食)
waver
(英) v.摇摆,犹豫(to fluctuate in opinionallegianceor direction) (考) flag : vigor \ lumber : grace \ waver : resolution(衰弱无精力\笨拙无优雅\动摇无坚决)demur : qualms \ waver : irresoluteness(因疑虑而反对\因犹豫而动摇) (例) He wavered between accepting and refusing.
desuetude
(英) n.废止,不用 (disuse) (记) de+suet=suit(适合)+ude→不再适合→废止; (同) 参考:suitable(得体的) (例) Those old laws has fallen into desuetude.
spleenish
(英) adj.脾气坏的(feeling angeroften suppressed) (记) spleen(脾,怒气)+ish
mold
(考) palpable : touch \ pliable : mold(可触摸的可以触摸\易变形的可以塑造) (例) to mold a head in clay(用粘土塑造头像)
slur
(英) v.含糊不清地讲(to slide over without due emphasis) (考) slur : speech \ smudge : writing(含糊讲话\模糊作品)反义词:pronounce clearly(清楚地发音) (记) 和blur(弄脏,变模糊)一起记 (例) Her speech slurred slightly from dinner wine.(她因喝酒说话有点含糊不清)
circulation
(英) 血液循环(movement of blood round the body from and back to the heart) (记) 来自circulate(v.循环流通;circ[圆环]+ulate)→绕圈走→循环
permissive
(英) adj. 过分纵容的(deficient in firmness; indulgent) (记) 来自permiss(允许),per(全部)+miss(放开)→全部放开→允许
addendum
(英) n.补充附录(addition; appendix to book) (记) add(增加)+endum(表名词) (例) The addendum contains many new words.
superannuated
(英) adj.老迈的(incapability or disqualified for active duty by advanced age) (记) super(超过)+annu(年)+ated
homogeneous
(英) adj. 同类的,相似的(similar or identical) (考) 反义词:disparate(全异的) (记) homo(相同)+gene(产生)+ous→产生相同→使一致 (例) a homogeneous book collection: all on the Civil War
monocle
(英) n. 单片眼镜 (an eyeglass for one eye only)
petulant
(英) adj. 性急的,暴躁的(insolent; peevish) (记) 来自pet(不高兴)+ulant→非常不高兴→暴躁的 (同) n.petulance (例) She becomes petulant when people disagree with her.
supple
(英) adj.伸屈自如的(readily adaptable or responsive to new situations) (考) emollient : suppleness \ desiccant : dryness(润肤剂很柔软\干燥剂很干燥)numb : sensation \ stiff : suppleness(麻木的没有感觉\坚硬的没有柔软) (记) 可能是supplicate(恳求、求饶)的变体 (同) 派生词: suppleness (n. 柔软) (例) a supple birch tree(易弯曲的桦树) \ a supple mind(最灵的头脑)
neurosis
(英) n. 精神病(mental functional disorders) (记) neur(神经)+osis(病)→精神病
jaundiced
(英) adj.有偏见的(prejudiced) (记) jaundice(黄疸,偏见)+d→有偏见的
grate
(英) v. 磨碎(to grind into shreds or particles);使人烦躁(to irritate; annoy; fret) (考) 反义词:soothe(使平静) (例) grated cheese. His whistling grated on her nerves.
anatomical
(英) 解剖学的(of scientific study of the structure of animal bodies) (记) 来自anatomy(解剖学): ana[分开]+tomy[切] →切开→解剖
pledge
(英) n. 誓言,保证 (a solemn promise ) (考) renounce : pledge \ rescind : order(放弃誓言\废除命令)
welter
(英) n. 混乱,杂乱无章(a disordered mixture) (考) 反义词:orderly arrangement(安排有序的)
hepatitis
(英) n. 肝炎(inflammation of the liver) (记) hepat(肝)+itis(炎症)→肝炎; (同) 参考:hepatic(肝的)
blatant
(英) adj. 喧哗的(boisterous; clamorous);显眼的(glaringly conspicuous or obtrusive) (考) ambiguous : understand \ blatant: ignore(模棱两可的难以理解\显眼的难以忽视)blatant : arresting \ odious : disgusting(炫耀的是引人注意的\厌恶的是令人反感的)反义词:unobtrusive(不显眼的); inconspicuous(不显眼的); unimpressive(无印象的); subtle(微妙的) (记) blat(闲聊)+ant→侃大山→喧哗的 (同) 同根词:blatter(大声快说) (例) blatant satisfaction(无耻的贪欲)
file
(英) v.锉平(to smooth with a file)
assemble
(英) v. 集合聚集(collect );装配安装(fit together the parts) (记) as(不断)+semble(和…相像) →不断使东西相同→组装(东西) (同) 同根词: resemble(和…相象); dissemble(掩盖假装)
approach
(英) v.接近靠近(come nearer);着手处理(begin to handle);n. 方法(method) (记) ap(一再)+proach(接近) →靠近 (同) 派生词: approachable (adj. 可接近的,随和的)同根词:reproach(指责)
persuasion
(英) n. 说服,劝服 (the act of persuading) (考) admonish : denounce \ persuade : convince(谴责比训诫程度深\使确信比使相信程度深)反义词:inveigle (诱骗) (记) 来自persuade(说服,劝服),per(始终)+suade(敦促)→始终敦促→劝说 (同) 同根词:dissuasion(劝阻,劝止)
acoustic
(英) adj.听觉的,有关声音的(having to do with hearing or sound )
subject
(考) 反义词:potentate(当权者)
devotional
(英) adj. 崇拜的(used in religious worship) (考) elegiac : sorrow \ devotional : reverence(哀伤的表示悲哀\崇拜的表示尊敬) (记) devotion(献身)+al
vagary
(英) n.奇想,异想天开(an erraticunpredictableor extravagant manifestation) (考) vagary : predict \ impossibility : execute(奇异的想法无法预测\不可能的事无法执行) (记) vag(游移)+ary→游移的思想→奇想 (例) the vagaries of a dream(梦中奇想)
succulent
(英) adj.多汁的(full of juice; juicy; toothsome) (记) succ(=suck吸汁)+ulent→多汁的 (例) a succulent mango(味甘汁多的芒果)
nitpick
(英) v. 挑剔,吹毛求疵(pay too much attention to petty details; niggle) (考) nitpick : criticize \ cavil : object(吹毛求疵是过分批评\无端指责是过分反对)fluent : glib \ meticulous : nitpick(finicky)(过分流畅为油腔滑调\过分精细为吹毛求疵)nitpicker : criticize \ preacher : sermon \ quibbler : cavil(吹毛求疵的人挑剔\传教士训诫\吹毛求疵的人 (记) nit(幼虫)+pick→挑小虫→挑剔 (例) a dull speech that contained nothing but nitpicking
gouge
(英) n. 半圆凿(a chisel);v. 挖出(to scoop out);敲竹杠(to cheat out of money) (考) usury : interest \ gouging : price(放高利贷是收取高利息\敲竹杠是收取高价格)hack : carve \ gouge : engrave(乱砍不是雕刻\挖凿不是铭刻) (记) 不要和gauge(准则,规范)相混 (例) doctors gouging on patients (敲病人竹杠的医生)
truncate
(英) v.把(某物)截短,去尾(to shorten by cutting off) (考) 反义词: prolong(延长) (记) 来自trunk(树干)+ate→截去树干→截短 (例) truncate a news item(删节新闻) \ a badly truncated report
bail
(英) n. 保释金(money paid for a person accused of a crime) (例) The magistrate granted him bail.
underhanded
(英) adj. 不光明的,卑鄙的(marked by secrecychicaneryand deception; sly) (记) under(下面)+handed→在下面做手脚→不光明
colon
(英) n.冒号(punctuation mark[:])
conscientious
(英) adj. 尽责的(careful to do what one ought to do) (记) con+sci(知道)+entious(多…的) →知道关心多→有责任心的
rookie
(英) n. 新兵,新球员(an inexperienced recruit; any novice) (考) professional : rookie \ soldier : recruit(专业人员不是新手\老兵不是新兵) (记) 分割记忆:rook(秃鼻乌鸦)+ie
gaggle
(英) n. 鹅群(a flock of geese) (记) 原指鹅的嘎嘎叫(gaggle)是象声词
descendant
(英) n. 后代,后裔 (offspring of a certain ancestorfamilygroupetc.) (考) 反义词:forbears(前辈)
voting
(考) voting : roll call \ termination : cloture(唱名是一种投票过程\辩论结束是一种终止)
redress
(英) n. 改正,修正(correctionremedy) (记) re(重新)+dress(穿衣,整理)→重新整理→改正 (例) The slandered celebrity demanded redress.
dupe
(英) n. 上当者(a person easily tricked or fooled) (考) credulity : dupe \ discrimination : connoisseur(易上当者特点是轻信\鉴赏家特点是有鉴别力)credulous : dupe \ insensitive : boor(易上当者特点是轻信的\鲁钝的人特点是感觉迟钝的)coward : craven \ dupe : gullible(懦夫的特点是懦弱的\易上当者的特点是轻信的)reverent : idolater \ tru
uncouth
(英) adj. 粗野笨拙的(boorish; clumsy in speech or behavior) (考) 反义词:seemly(适宜的) (例) uncouth manners(粗野的态度)
entertainment
(英) n. 宴客娱乐(being entertained) (考) impresario : entertainment \ broker : trade(娱乐经纪人经营娱乐\贸易经纪人经营贸易) (例) entertainment of a group of foreign visitors
agony
(英) n. 极大痛苦(very great mental or physical pain) (考) agonized : distress \ obsessed : concern(极度痛苦和一般痛苦\着迷和一般关心)painful : agonizing \ important : paramount(程度: 痛苦的 : 极度痛苦的\重要的 : 极为重要的) (记) agon(挣扎)+y→拼命挣扎→痛苦 (同) 同根词:agonizing(引起大痛苦的); antagonistic(对抗性的)
ken
(考) earshot : hear \ ken : see(听力所及范围能听到\目力所及范围能看到) (例) Abstract words are beyond the ken of young children.
tenderize
(英) v. 把…烹制得软嫩( make tender by special preparation) (记) tender(嫩)+ize
solo
(英) adj. 单独的 (without companion); (考) 反义词:ensemble(合唱) (记) sol(单独)+o→独唱
parlance
(英) n.说法用语词汇(manner of speaking; idiom) (考) parlance : speak \ gait : walk(说话的说法\走路的步法)
patchwork
(英) 缝缀布片补缀的手工(sewn work made by joining together a number of pieces of cloth of different colorspatternsand shapes) (考) wood : parquet \ cloth : patchwork(木头拼成镶木地板\布料拼成补缀作品) (记) patch(补丁)+work(作品)
dismantle
(英) v.拆除(take apart; disassemble)
figurehead
(英) 名义领袖(a person put in a portion of leadership because of nameranketc. but having no real powerauthorityor responsibility) (考) nominal : figurehead \ absolute : autocrat(傀儡是有名无实的\独裁者是绝对的) (记) 组合词:figure(象征)+head(头)→象征性的领袖
mine
(英) 矿井(a deep hole under the ground from which coalgoldtinor other mineral substances are dug)开采(dig a mine) (考) quarry : rock \ mine : ore(采石场可以采掘岩石\矿井可以采掘矿石)
adorable
(英) adj.迷人的,可爱的(delightful; charming);
caustic
(英) adj.腐蚀性的(corrosive);刻薄的(biting; sarcastic) (考) caustic : eat away \ desiccant : dry(腐蚀剂的作用是腐蚀\干燥剂的作用是干燥)pungent : odor \ caustic : comment(辛辣的气味\尖刻的评论)barb : caustic \ pan : harsh(尖刻言论是刻薄的\严厉批评是严厉的)反义词:innocuous(无意冒犯的); palliating(缓和的); genial(亲切的) (记) 比较:cause(原因引起) (例) John’s always making caustic remarks about other people.
prose
(英) n. 散文 (written language in its usual form) (考) prose : paragraph \ poetry : stanza(散文由段落组成\诗由诗节组成)
heterodox
(英) adj. 异端的,非正统的(unorthodox) (考) 反义词:canonical(正统的规范的) (记) hetero(异种)+dox(思想)→异端思想 (同) 同根词:orthodox(正统思想)
impalpable
(英) adj. 无法触及的;不易理解的(too slight or subtle to be grasped) (记) im(不)+palpable(可触摸的)→不可触摸的 (同) 参考:palpitate(心突突跳,能摸着的心跳)
travail
(英) n.艰苦劳动(toil; agonytorment) (记) 原指妇女分娩的阵痛 (例) He has devoted his life to his artistic travail.
vertigo
(英) n.眩晕(a dizzy,confused state of mind) (考) hemorrhage : bleeding \ vertigo : dizziness(程度: 大出血→流血\眩晕→头昏) (记) verti(转)+go(走)→转着走→眩晕 (例) Looking out of the window still gives him vertigo.(从窗户往外望仍会使他眩晕)
invidious
(英) adj. 惹人反感的,招人嫉妒的(causing ill will or envy) (考) 反义词:beneficial(有益的) (记) in(不)+vid(看)+ious→不看的→不满意的→反感的 (同) 同根词:provident(有远见的) (例) invidious criticism(引起反感的批评)
puddle
(英) n.水坑,洼(a very small pool of dirty or muddy water) (记) 注意不要和peddle(沿街叫卖)相混
grumpy
(英) adj. 脾气暴躁的(grouchy; peevish) (记) 来自grump(发脾气,生气) (例) I hate to ask her anythingbecause she has become so grumpy.
yielding
(英) adj.弯曲自如的(lacking rigidity or stiffness; flexible) (记) 来自yield(顺从,屈服)+ing (例) be made of a yielding rubber(用柔性橡胶制成)
banter
(英) n.打趣玩笑(playfulgood-humoured teasing) (考) playful : banter \ exaggerated : hyperbole(玩笑是诙谐的\夸张法是夸张的) (同) 近形词: barter(易货贸易); batter(猛击) (例) players exchanging light-hearted banter with the crowd
admissible
(英) adj. 可容许的(that can be allowed) (记) 来自admit(允许承认) (例) Such behavior is not admissible among our staff.
emasculate
(英) v.削弱(weaken);阉割(castrate); (记) e+mascul(男人)+ate→不让做男人→阉割
indiscernible
(英) adj. 看不清的(that cannot be discerned; imperceptible) (记) in(不)+discernible(能分辨出来的) (例) a path almost indiscernible in the mist
previous
(英) adj. 在先的,以前的 (existing before the one mentioned) (记) pre(以前)+vi(道路)+ous
evacuate
(英) v. 撤退(withdraw from);撤离(to remove inhabitants from a place for protective purposes) (考) 反义词:fill up(填满) (记) e+vacu(空)+ate→空出去→撤离 (同) 同根词:vacant(空的); vacuum(真空)派生词: evacuation (n. 疏散撤离) (例) The police evacuated the citizens before the hurricane came.
refutable
(考) 反义词:indisputable(无可辩驳的)
pelt
(英) n. 毛皮(skin with its hair);v. 投掷(hurlthrow); (例) The children chased each other and pelted snowballs.
flatterer
(英) n. 谄媚者奉承者(person who flatters) (例) Don’t believe him -he’s a real flatterer.
collusion
(考) collusion : conspirators \ cooperation : partners(同谋者一起合谋\搭档一起合作)
screed
(英) n. 冗长的演说,长篇大论的文章(a lengthy discourse) (记) 可能来自speech(讲话)和creed(信条)的缩合
corroborate
(英) v. 支持或证实(confirm; bolster; support);强化(to strengthen) (考) corroborate : evidence \ calumniate : falsehood(用证据来证明\用谎言来诽谤)反义词:controvert(反驳); deny(否认) (记) cor+robor(力量strength)+ate→加强力量→支持,强化 (同) 同根词:corroborant(确证的,健身药); roborant(强壮剂) (例) The witness corroborated the suspect’s story.
amuse
(英) v. 逗某人笑(make sb smile) (考) didactic : instruct \ comic : amuse (说教的用来教导人\喜剧的用来取悦人) (记) a+muse(缪斯古希腊文艺女神) (同) 派生词: amused (adj. 被逗乐的); amusement (n. 娱乐品消遣); amusing (adj. 好笑的有趣的) (例) Everyone was amused at\by the story about the dog.
dappled
(英) adj. 有斑点的,斑驳的 (covered with spots of a different color) (考) striated : groove \ mottled(dappled) : spot(划条纹的有刻痕\斑驳的有斑点) (记) 分割记忆:d-apple-d,’苹果’上有时有斑点 (例) a dappled horse. the dappled shade of a tree.
hedgehog
(记) 组合词:hedge(树篱)+hog(猪)
regimen
(英) n. 养生法,生活规则(a systematic plan of diet or medication to improve and maintain the health of a patient) (考) regimen : health \ budget : solvency \ mnemonics : memory(养生法帮助健康\预算帮助偿付\记忆法帮助记忆) (记) regi(统治)+men(表示名词)→统治人生活的东西→生活规则 (例) to follow a strict regimen
alcohol
(英) n. 酒酒精( beerwinebrandy and whisky) (考) ascetic : luxury \ teetotaler : alcohol (苦行者不会奢华\禁酒者不会饮酒)
maintain
(考) 反义词:swerve(突然转弯)-maintain direction
invalid
(英) adj. 无效力的(not valid; null or void) (记) in(无)+valid(有效的)→无效的
bumptious
(考) dour : geniality \ impetuous : vacillation(hesitation)\bumptious : humbleness(严厉的不亲切\冲动的不犹豫\傲慢的不谦逊)反义词: humble(谦逊的)
muffle
(考) muffle : sound \ assuage : grief(减弱声音使声音减少\抚慰悲伤使悲伤减少) (例) muffled foot steps (压低的脚步声)
fugitive
(英) adj. 逃亡的(fleeing);易逝的(fleeting; evanescent);n. 逃犯,逃亡者(a person who flees) (记) fug(逃)+itive→逃跑的 (同) 同根词:fugacious(短暂的); fugue(音乐:赋格曲) (例) The fugitive criminal fled to the mountains.
portion
(英) n. 一部分 (a part of something larger) (记) port(部分)+ion
stressful
(英) adj. 充满压力的(full of problems that cause great worry) (记) stress(压力)+ful
microscope
(英) 显微镜(a scientific instrument that makes extremely small things look larger) (考) microscope : small \ telescope : distant(显微镜观看小的[东西]\望远镜观看远的[东西])
prim
(英) adj. 端庄的,整洁的(neattrimdecorous) (记) 来自词根prim(最初的,最好的) (例) She’s much too prim and proper to enjoy such a rude joke.
respite
(英) n. 休息(an interval of rest or relief)中止(a period of temporary delay; reprieve) (考) plateau : change \ respite : activity(平稳没有变化\中止没有活动)fast : eat \ respite : labor(斋戒暂停进食\休息暂停劳动) (记) re(再)+spite(=spect看)→再次看→再审→暂缓(死刑),休息 (例) work without respite(不停地工作)
archaism
(英) n. 古字古语(archaic word or expression) (考) 反义词: neologism(新词语)
explosion
(英) n. 爆裂(声)(loud noise caused by sudden and violent bursting) (例) a bomb explosion
amity
(英) n. (人或国之间的)友好关系(friendly relationship between people or countries) (记) am(爱情爱)+ity→爱的状态→和睦
chipmunk
(英) adj.荒诞不经的 (absurd);梦幻的 (imaginary; fantastic)
husband
(考) 反义词:squander(浪费)
voluptuous
(英) adj.撩人的(suggesting sensual pleasure);沉溺酒色的(abandoned to enjoyments of luxurypleasureor sensual gratification) (考) 反义词:ascetic(禁欲的); spartan(简朴的); self-contained(自制的) (记) volupt(享乐,快感)+uous→快感的 (同) 派生词: voluptuary (n.耽于逸乐的人) (例) a voluptuous woman(性感女郎) \ a voluptuous life
penicillin
(英) 青霉素盘尼西林(a substance used as a medicine to destroy certain bacteria in people and animals)
laceration
(英) n. 撕裂;裂口(jagged tear or wound)
chartered
(例) chartered airplane
stream
(英) 小溪(a natural flow of water moving across country between banksnarrower than a river)水流(a current of water)倾注涌流(flow fast and strongly)川流不息(move in a continuous flowing mass) (考) stream : eddy \ anomaly : trend(旋涡是水流的反常\异常是正常趋势的反常)confluence : streams \ junction : roads(汇流是河流交汇点\叉路是道路交汇点)
satirical
(英) adj. 讽刺的,爱挖苦的(indulging in satire) (例) The satirical article about the prime minister was censored.
drought
(英) n. 干旱时期(period of continuous dry weather) (例) areas of Africa affected by drought
typhoon
(英) n. 台风(tropical hurricane or cyclone)
interweave
(英) v. 交织,编结(to weave together; interlace) (记) inter+weave(编织) (例) Our lives are interwoven.(我们的生命互相交织在一起)
headlong
(英) adj.adv.轻率的(地)迅猛的(地)(hasty; rash)
mannerism
(英) n. 矫揉造作成癖(a particular and odd way of behaving and speaking that has become a habit) (记) manner(方式,习惯)+ism
acclimate
(英) v.使服水土;使适应( adjust to climate; adapt) (考) 反义词:make unfamiliar with(不习惯) (记) ac+climate(气候) →适应气候→服水土 (例) We lived in Africa for five yearsbut we never really got acclimated to the hot weathers.
natation
(英) n.游泳游泳术(swimming)
backdrop
(英) n. 背景幕布(printed cloth hung at the back of a theatre) (考) placebo : painkiller \ backdrop : vista(安慰剂是一种假止痛药\舞台背景是一种假风景)
incertitude
(英) n. 疑惑,不确定(uncertainty) (记) in(不)+cert(肯定)+itude(状态)→不肯定状态 (同) 同根词:certify(证明); certain(无疑的)
ineluctable
(英) adj. 不能逃避的(certain; inevitable ) (考) irrevocable : repeal \ impervious : penetrate \ ineluctable : avoid(不能取消的无法废止\不能穿透的无法穿透\不能避免的无法避免)serendipitous : effort \ ineluctable : chance(偶然发现的不需要努力\不可避免的不需要机遇) (记) in(不)+eluctable(逃避的)→不可避免的,
uncharitableness
(记) 来自形容词uncharitable(严厉的)
bauble
(英) n.花哨的小玩意儿;没价值的东西(a showy but worthless thing; trinket) (例) Wealth and social position are only baubleswe cannot take them with us when we die.
steeple
(英) n.尖塔,尖阁(a tall structure having a small spire) (记) steep(陡峭的)+le
sideshow
(英) n. 杂耍,穿插表演(a separate small show at a circus)
elbow
(英) n. 肘肘部(outer part of the joint where the arm bends) (考) elbow : joint \ heart : organ(肘是一种关节\心脏是一种器官) (例) He sat with his elbows on the table.
oculist
(英) n. 眼科医生(early term for ophthalmologist)_
facilities
(英) n.(使事情便利的)设备、工具(the means by which something can be done)
diabolical
(英) adj. 恶毒的,狠毒的(very wicked or cruel; fiendish) (记) 来自diabol (恶魔) (例) The burglar concocted a diabolical play to rob the museum.
repel
(英) v. 击退(fight against; resist),使…反感(to cause aversion) (考) cogent : convince \ repugnant : repel(使人信服的让人信服\讨厌的使人反感)反义词:court(追求)-repel intentionally(有意使反感); entrancing(使人入神的) (记) re(反)+pel(推)→反推→击退 (例) The soldiers repelled the enemies.
veto
(英) n.否决,禁止(an authoritative prohibition;interdiction) (考) veto : prohibitive \ overture : introductory(否决是禁止性的\提案是介绍性的)反义词:consent(同意) (记) 注意比较vote(选举) (例) exercise a veto over a policy(对一项政策行使否决权)
dislocate
(英) v.使脱臼 (to displace a bone from its proper position at a joint);把…弄乱 (disarrange; disrupt) (记) dis+locate(安置)→不安置→脱节,弄乱
necessitous
(英) adj. 贫困的(needyindigent);急需的(urgent) (记) necessit(需要)+ous→需要的→贫困的 (同) 同根词:necessary(必需的); necessity(必需品)
cling
(英) v. 紧抓住(hold on tightly);舍不得放弃(unwilling to abandon) (例) cling to a beliefan opinion
executor
(英) n. 遗嘱执行人(a person appointed to carry out the provisions and directions in a testator’s will) (考) executor : will \ soldier : order(遗嘱执行者执行遗嘱\士兵执行命令) (记) 以上三个词都来自execute(执行,实施),来自拉丁文exsecutussecu(跟随),ex(出来)→跟着出来→实施,执行
redolent
(英) adj. 芬芳的,芳香的(scented;aromatic) (考) redolent : smell \ piquant : taste(芳香的气味\辛辣的味道)反义词:unscented(无香味的) (记) red(=re反复)+ol(=olfaction 嗅觉)+ent→反复闻→芳香的
rein
(英) n. 缰绳(a strap controls an animal);v. 控制(to control with reins) (考) 反义词:prod(激励) (例) rein your tongue(管住你的舌头)
circumstantial
(英) adj. 描述详细的(giving full details) (记) circum+stant(站立)+ial→站在周围的→能描述详细的 (同) 派生词: circumstantiality (n.详尽细节)
superiority
(记) 来自形容词superior(优越的)+ity
contravene
(英) v. 违背(法规,习俗等) (to conflict with; violate) (考) 反义词: support(支持); buttress(支持) (记) contra(反)+vene(走)→反着走→违背 (同) 同根词:intervene(干涉)
ailment
(英) n.(不严重的)疾病(a mildchronic disease) (考) malinger : ail \ flatter : appreciate (装病和真病\奉承和真赞扬) (记) ail(小病)+ment
figurative
(英) adj.比喻的,借喻的(metaphoric) (记) 来自figure(外形,象征)+ative→象征性的→比喻的 (例) ‘A sweet temper’ is a figurative expression.
tentative
(记) tent(测试)+ative→测试性的 (例) a tentative plan \ a tentative explanation
bovine
(英) adj. (似)牛的(of an ox);迟钝的(slowstolid) (记) bov(牛)+ine→牛的
momentary
(英) adj. 短暂的,瞬间的(lasting but a moment) (记) moment(时刻)+ary→时刻的→短暂的
arduous
(英) adj. 费力的,艰难的(difficult to do; laborious; onerous) (考) 反义词:sinecure(闲职)-arduous employment(劳苦工作) (记) ard(热)+uous (多…的)→多热,出汗→费力的 (例) The arduous journey across the desert.
contagion
(英) n. 传染(病) (the spreading of disease by direct or indirect contact) (考) quarantine : contagion \ embargo : commerce(隔离防止传染\禁运防止贸易)sprain : injure \ cold : contagion(扭伤是一种伤\伤风是一种传染病) (记) con+tag(接触)→ion→接触传染 (例) The flu is a highly contagious disease.
erstwhile
(英) 往日的以前的(former) (例) one’s eistwhile friends and allies
tendentious
(英) adj.有偏见的(marked by a tendency in favor of a particular point of view;biased) (考) 反义词:unbiased(无偏见的) (记) tendent(趋势,倾向)+ious→有倾向的; (同) 参考:tendency(趋势,倾向) (例) tendentious statements about sb.(对某人有偏见)
calipers
(英) n. 测径器双脚规(instrument for measuring the diameter of tubes or round objects)
extradition
(英) n. 引渡(act of giving up or sending back sb accused or convicted of a crime to the country where the crime was said to be committed)
daubster
(英) v. 涂抹 (to cover or smear with stickysoft mattersuch as plaster or grease) ;乱画 (to paint coarsely or unskillfully) (例) to daub the wall with paints
exiguous
(英) adj.太少的,不足的(scantysmallmeager) (同) 近形词: contiguous(比邻的); ambiguous(模棱两可的) (例) an exiguous meal of bread and cheese
remunerate
(英) v. 报酬,补偿(to pay or compensate a person for; reward) (记) re(重新)+muner(礼物)+ate→回报人礼物→报酬_ (例) remunerate sb. for his toil(报偿某人的辛劳)
apprise
(英) v. 通知,告诉(to inform or notify) (考) apprise : information \ admonish : warning (通知传达消息\警告传达警示)反义词:withhold information(保留消息) (记) ap+prise(学习)→学到→告诉
numb
(英) adj. 麻木的(devoid of emotions) (考) numb : insensible \ burnish : lustrous(使麻木是使人没有知觉\磨光是使东西有光泽的)numb : sensation \ stiff : suppleness(麻木是没有感觉\僵硬是没有柔软) (记) number去掉er,成为numb (例) finger numb with cold
firearm
(英) n. (便携式)枪支(portable gun of any sort) (考) daguerreotype : photograph \ musket : firearm(银板照相是早期相片\毛瑟枪是早期火器) (记) fire(火)+arm(武器)
incense
(英) n. 香,香味(any pleasant fragrance);v. 激怒(to arouse the wrath of) (考) 反义词:propitiate(讨好) (记) in(进入)+cense(=cand 发光)→焚烧的香,引申为点燃怒气→激怒 (例) Such careless waste incensed her.
pecuniary
(英) adj. 金钱的(monetary; financial) (记) pecuni(钱财)+ary (例) pecuniary considerations(金钱方面的考虑)
acquired
(英) adj. 后天习得的(gained through one’s own efforts or actions); (考) 反义词:indigenous(天生的) (记) ac+quir(寻求)+ed→一再寻求→努力得到
imbroglio
(英) n. 纠纷,纠葛(confused misunderstanding or disagreement) (考) 反义词:harmony(协调) (记) im(进入)+broglio(混乱),原是意大利语 (例) an imbroglio of papers and books
narrative
(英) 记叙(that which is narrated) (记) 来自动词narrate(叙述)
nestling
(英) n. 尚未离巢的小鸟(a bird too young to leave the nest) (记) nest(鸟窝)+ling(小东西)
plinth
(英) n. 柱脚,底座(a square block serving as a base) (记) 参考:pedestal(基座)
anguish
(英) n. 极大痛苦(great suffering;distress) (记) angu(痛苦)+ish; (同) 参考:anger(愤怒)
cavalier
(英) n.骑兵队(a procession of horsemen or carriages) (记) 可以看出caval有’骑马’之意
bravado
(英) n.故作勇敢,虚张声势(pretended courage) (考) courageous : bravado \ complimentary : fulsomeness(虚张声势是虚假勇敢\恭维是虚假称赞)swagger : bravado \ caress : affection(大摇大摆是虚张声势的表现\爱抚是爱的表现) (记) brav(勇敢)+ado→故作勇敢 (同) 同根词:bravura(演出等精彩,热烈),来自bravo(欢呼:好极了)
blasé
(考) miser : munificent \ zealot : blasé(吝啬鬼不会大方的\狂热者不会冷漠的)
convulsion
(英) n. 骚动 (any violent disturbance);痉挛 (a violentinvoluntary contraction or spasm of the muscles) (考) convulsion : contraction \ frenzy : emotion(痉挛是强烈收缩\疯狂是强烈感情) (例) The children collapsed on the floor in convulsions of laughter.
intercessor
(考) intercessor : mediate \ augur : predict\ translator : interpret(仲裁者仲裁\预言家预言\翻译家翻译)
tremor
(英) 震动地震 (a trembling or shaking usu. from physical weaknessemotional stressor disease) (记) trem(抖动)+or→地震
intangible
(英) adj. 不可捉摸的(incorporeal; impalpable) (考) 反义词:corporeal(物质的) (记) in(不)+tangible(可触摸的)
exclude
(英) v. 排斥(to refuse to admit; shut out);排除(to force out; expel) (记) ex+clude(关闭)→关出去→排斥 (同) 同根词:occlude(堵塞); preclude(预防,排除)派生词: exclusion (n. 拒绝,排斥)
coeval
(英) adj. 同年代的(existing at the same time ) (考) congruent : dimensions \ coeval : age(全等是大小相同\同时代是时代相同) (记) co(共同)+ev(时代)+al→同时代的
desultory
(英) adj.不连贯的,散漫的 (disconnected; not methodical; random) (考) 反义词:assiduous(勤奋的); strictly methodical(有严格系统的) (记) de+sult(拿住)+ory→拿不住→散漫的 (同) 同根词:consult(咨询、忠告);insult(侮辱) (例) If she continues to work in that desultory wayshe will never finish anything.
mar
(英) v. 破坏,损伤(to injure or damage; spoil; impair) (例) The noise marred the peace of the night.
castle
(考) drawbridge : castle \ gangway : ship(进入城堡要通过吊桥\进入船要通过跳板)
commentary
(英) n. 实况报道(spoken description of an event as it happens);(对书等的)集注(set of explanatory notes on a book) (例) a Bible commentary
relegate
(英) v. 降级,贬谪(to send to exile; banish; to assign to oblivion) (考) 反义词:aggrandize(扩大权利) (记) re(重新)+leg(选择)+ate→重新选择职_位→降级_ (同) 同根词:delegate(代表); allegation(断言)
nutrition
(英) n. 营养,滋养 (nourishment)
shanty
(英) n.简陋的小木屋(a small crudely built dwelling or shelter) (记) 参考:shack(小木屋)
resurrect
(英) v. 使复活 (to raise from the dead);复兴(to bring to view) (记) re(重新)+sur(下面)+rect(直)→再次从下面直立起来→复活
befuddlement
(英) n. 迷惑不解(state of being confused) (记) be(使…成为)+fuddle(使错乱)+ment→使错乱
investigate
(英) v. 调查侦查(to examine) (考) cavil : critcize \ probe : investigate(吹毛求疵是批评过分\详细探察是认真调查) (记) in(进入)+vestig(踪迹)+ate→根据踪迹调查→调查
roster
(英) n. 值班表,花名册(a list of military or naval personnel or groups; any list; roll) (考) roster : personnel \ slate : candidate(职员花名册\候选人名录) (记) 不要和rooster(公鸡)相混 (例) a membership roster
upshot
(英) n.结果;结局(outcome; final result)
hegemony
(英) n. 霸权,领导权(the leadership or dominance) (考) 反义词:lack of authority(缺乏权威) (例) hegemony over these islands(对这些岛屿的统治权)
fray
(英) n. 吵架,打斗(a noisy quarrel or fight; brawl);v. 磨破(become wornragged or raveled by rubbing) (记) 和flay(剥皮)一起记 (例) rush into the fray. The electric wire is fraying.(电线磨损).
morality
(英) n. 道德 (rightness or honesty of behavior) (考) transgression : morality \ presumption : propriety(犯罪是没有道德\傲慢是没有礼貌)
winding
(英) adj.蜿蜒的,迂回的(having a curved or spiral course or form) (例) a winding path
debacle
(英) n. 解冻 (breaking up of ice);崩溃(a total collapse or failure) (考) 反义词:complete success(完全成功) (记) 来自法语,de+bacle(阻挡)→阻挡不住→崩溃; (同) 参考:debar(阻拦,禁止)
precipitation
(英) n. 急躁(hastiness);降水(量)(fall of rainsleetsnow or hail) (考) snow : precipitation \ hurricane : cyclone(雪是降水的一种\飓风是卷风的一种)
masticate
(英) v. 咀嚼 (to chew up food);把…磨成浆(to grind to a pulp) (记) mast(乳房)+icate→原指小孩吃奶→咀嚼 (同) 同根词:mastitis(乳腺炎); mastodon(乳齿象)
communal
(英) adj.全体共用的共享的(held in common) (记) com+mun(公共)+al→公共的 (例) The flat has four separate bedrooms and a communal kitchen.
genuine
(英) adj. 真的(real);真诚的(sincere) (考) genuine : authenticity \ honest : trust(真的真实\诚实的可信)反义词:feigned(假的); spurious(伪造的) (记) genu(出生产生)+ine→产生→来源清楚→真正的
arsenal
(英) n. 军械场(place where weapons and ammunition are stored) (考) archive : manuscript \ arsenal : weapon \ museum : paintings\ library : books(档案室保管手稿\军火库保管武器\美术馆保管画\图书馆保管书)
grovel
(英) v. 摇尾乞怜,奴颜婢膝(to behave humbly or abjectly; stoop) (考) pluck : quit \ pride : grovel(放弃不会有勇气\奴颜婢膝不会有傲气) (例) He said he would never grovel before a conqueror.
dwelling
(英) n. 住宅公寓(place of residence) (考) deportation : country \ eviction : dwelling(驱逐从国家赶出\逐出从住宅赶出)potable : beverage \ habitable : dwelling(饮料是可饮用的\住宅是可住宿的) (例) my humble dweller
inextricable
(英) adj. 无法摆脱的(that cannot be disentangled) (记) in(不)+extric(摆脱)+able→不能摆脱的; (同) 参考:extricate(拯救,摆脱)
intact
(英) adj. 完整的,未动过的(unimpaired; complete) (考) 反义词:riven(被撕裂的) (记) in(不)+tact(接触)→未接触过→完整的 (同) 同根词:contact(接触); tactile(接触的)
hostility
(英) n. 敌对状态,敌意(a feeling of enmity) (例) His colleagues were hostile to his suggestions.
humorous
(英) adj. 幽默的诙谐的(amusingfunny) (考) wag : humorous \ dolt : stupid(爱说笑的人是幽默的\傻瓜是笨的) (例) a humorous writer
malapropism
(英) n. 字的误用(ludicrous misuse of words) (考) malapropism : verbal \ gaffe : social(词语误用是言辞的[错误]\社交失礼是社交的[错误]) (记) mal(坏)+approp(恰当)+ism→用字不恰当;源自Malaprop爱尔兰喜剧《情敌》中的人物马勒普太太,以荒唐地误用词语而出名
inveterate
(英) adj. 积习已深的(habitual; chronic ) (考) 反义词:casual(偶然的); occasional(偶然的); uninitiated(无经验的) (记) in(进入)+veter(老)+ate→变老了→积习已深的 (同) 同根词:veteran(老兵) (例) an inveterate liar\inveterate hatred
bravery
(英) n. 勇气胆量(being bravecourage) (例) a medal for bravery in battle
candidacy
(英) n. 候选人的资格(the state of being a candidate) (考) rescind : law \ withdraw : candidacy(废除法律\取消候选人资格) (记) 来自candidate(候选人)
granular
(英) adj. 粒状的(like grains or granules) (例) the granular texture of the cereal
psychopathic
(英) adj.患精神病的(pertaining to mental dearrangement) (记) psycho(精神)+path(病)+ic
luscious
(英) adj. 美味的(delicious);肉感的(voluptuous) (记) lush(鲜美多汁的)+delicious(美味的),二词的缩略变体 (例) the luscious beauty of tone
upbraid
(英) v.斥责,责骂(to criticize severely; scold vehemently) (考) upbraid : disapproval \ lament : grief \ dote : like(极度不赞成是谴责\极度悲伤是悲叹\极度喜爱是溺爱)反义词:laud(赞美); extol(赞扬) (记) up(向上)+braid(辫子)→揪辫子→责骂 (例) The teacher upbraided the student for being habitually late.
minuscule
(英) adj. 极小的 (extremely small) (考) small : minuscule \ moist : staturated(小的极小的\湿的湿透的)反义词:gargantuan(巨大的)
effusive
(英) adj. 流出的(pouring out);感情奔放的(expressing excessive emotion) (考) gush : effusive \ rage : irate(同义: 感情迸发和感情迸发的\愤怒和发怒的)emotion : effusive \ liberty : licentious(奔放的感情\放肆的自由) (记) ef+fus(流)+ive→流出的 (例) She is very jolly and has an effusive personality.
arbitrate
(英) v. 仲裁,公断(to decide [a dispute] as an arbitrator) (考) arbitrator : disputants \ judge : litigants(仲裁者为争论者裁决\法官为诉讼人裁决)faultfinder : criticize \ arbitrator : mediate(吹毛求疵的人擅长批评\仲裁者擅长调停) (同) 派生词: arbitration (n. 仲裁公断); arbitrator (n. 公断人) (例) A team of lawyers arbitrated the property dispute.
hermit
(英) n. 隐士,修道者(recluse) (考) vegetarian : meat \ hermit : society(素食者不会吃肉\隐居者不会进入社会)
deracinate
(英) v. 根除杜绝(pull up by the rootseradicate) (考) 反义词: plant(种植) (记) de+rac(=race种族)+inate→灭种族
jollity
(英) n. 快乐,欢乐(the state of being happy and cheerful)
fluent
(英) (指人)语言流利的(of a person able to speak or write a language smoothlyaccurately and with ease) (考) fluent : glib \ meticulous : nitpick(fincky)(程度: 流利的油嘴滑舌的\仔细的挑剔的)反义词:halting(犹豫的) (记) flu=flow(流动)+ent
percussionist
(英) n. 敲击乐器乐师(one skilled in the playing of percussion instruments)
drift
(英) n. 漂漂动(drifting movement);倾向趋势(continuous uncontrolled tendency);v.飘移(be carried along gently) (例) We switched off the motor and started to drift.
pose
(英) v. 摆姿势(to assume a posture);造作(to affect an attitude to impress) (例) She posed and smiled for the cameraman.
irreconcilable
(英) adj. 不能妥协的,不能和解的(incompatible; conflicting) (记) ir(不)+reconcilable(可以和解的) (例) The couple divorced because of irreconcilable differences.
mariner
(英) n. 水手,海员(a sailor; seaman) (例) A few weary mariners relaxed on the deck of the ship.
transmogrify
(英) v.变得古怪,变形(alter greatly with grotesque or humorous effect) (记) trans(变化)+mogr(=morph形状)+ify→变形
unobservable
(记) un(不)+observable(看得见的)
reverently
(英) adv. 虔诚地 (考) 反义词:profane(亵渎)-treat reverently(虔诚地对待)
assent
(英) v. 同意,赞成(to express acceptance; concurconsent ) (考) 反义词:buck(反对) (记) as+sent(感觉) →感觉一致→同意 (同) 同根词:dissent(反对); resent(怨恨) (例) John refused to assent to the proposal.
noticeable
(英) adj. 值得注意的(worth noticing) (记) note(注意)+able
impartial
(英) adj. 公平的,无私的( without prejudice or bias) (记) im(不)+partial(偏见的)→没有偏见的 (例) An umpire must remain impartial throughout the game.
submit
(英) v. 屈服( admit defeat);提交,呈递(offer for consideration)
repellent
(英) adj. 令人厌恶的(arousing aversion or disgust; repulsive) (考) repellent : attract \ ephemeral : endure(讨厌的不会吸引人\短暂的不会持久) (例) His spotty face was repellent to her.
sleight
(英) n.巧妙手法,巧计,灵巧 (dexterityskill) (记) 分割记忆:s(看作sly)+eight八面玲珑→巧计 (例) sleight of mind(心思的灵巧)
investiture
(记) in(进入)+vest(衣服)+iture→穿上官服→授权; 注意investment(投资)
luxury
(英) n. 奢侈 (great comfort); (考) ascetic : luxury \ teetotaler : alcohol(苦行者不会奢华\禁酒者不会饮酒)
measurement
(英) 测量计量(the act of measuring)(量得的)尺寸(a lengthheightfound by measuring)
squalid
(英) adj.污秽的,肮脏的 (filthy and degraded from neglect or poverty) (考) shipshape : disarray \ squalid : cleanliness(反义: 整齐的对杂乱\肮脏的对洁净)反义词:pristine(纯洁的) (例) a squalid district(肮脏的地区)
gamely
(英) adv.勇敢地敢作敢为的(in a spirited manner; with courage)
self-deprecation
(记) self(自己)+deprecation(贬低,轻视)
loose
(考) loose : confinement \ disabuse : misconception(释放使不再拘禁\纠正使不再错误)反义词: taut(拉紧的)
apiculture
(记) api(蜂)+ary(场所)→养蜂场 (同) 同根词:aviary(养鸟场)
tattered
(英) adj.衣衫褴褛的(wearing ragged clothes);破旧的(dilapidated) (记) tatter(破布条)+ed (例) a tattered book \ a tattered cottage
scorn
(英) n. 轻蔑(disrespect or derision mixed with indignation);v. 轻蔑,瞧不起(to reject or dismiss as contemptible) (考) venerable : reverence \ redoubtable : regard(awe)\despicable :scorn(contemptdisregard)(可敬的被尊敬\可怕的被敬畏\可鄙的被鄙视)scorn : reject \ adulate : flatter \ disparage : ignore(程度: 不屑做→放弃\谄媚→奉承\轻蔑→忽视)(例) dismiss a suggestion with scorn
obsessed
(考) agonized : distress \ obsessed : concern(苦闷的是有过多苦恼\着迷的是有过多关爱)firm : intransigent \ concerned : obsessed(程度: 坚定的→固执的\关心的→着迷的)obsessed : attracted \ rash : adventurous(着迷的是被过分吸引\鲁莽的是过分冒险)
absentmindedness
(英) n. 心不在焉(state of forgetfulness) (记) absent(茫然的)+minded(心思)+ness→心思恍惚
pestilent
(英) adj. 致死的(deadly);有害的(pernicious)
spasmodic
(英) adj.痉挛的(of a spasm);间歇性的(intermittent) (例) His interest in painting is spasmodic.
fulfil
(英) v. 履行(perform sth to completion);满足符合(satisfy) (考) 反义词:default(不履行责任)-fulfil an obligation(履行义务) (例) fulfil a desireprayerhopeneeddream
stowaway
(英) (藏于轮船、飞机中的)偷乘者 (one who secretes oneself aboard a vehicle as a means of obtaining transportation) (考) smuggler : tariff \ stowaway : fare(走私者逃避关税\偷乘者逃避交通费) (记) 组合词:stow(装载,偷乘)+away
intervene
(英) v. 介入,干涉(to come between as an influence) (记) inter+vene(来)→来到中间→干涉 (同) 派生词: intervention (n. 干涉any interference)
retrace
(记) re(回)+trace(踪迹)→找回踪迹→回顾 (例) retrace past events in one’s mind
ensemble
(英) 全体大合唱(a group producing a single effect as concerted music of two or more parts) (考) 反义词:solo(独唱) (记) en+semble(相同)→唱相同(的歌)→大合唱 (同) 同根词:resemble(相似); dissemble(掩饰)
irritating
(英) v. 激怒(annoy; exasperate);刺激(provoke; nettle; peeve ) (考) 反义词:balm(安慰物)-irritant(致痒物) (记) 注意:irritant(n.致痒物) (例) The smoke irritated my eyes. He was irritated by the noise.
beneficent
(英) adj. 行善的(showing active kindnesscharitable) (考) beneficent : harm \ tenacious : yield(行善的不会伤害\顽强的不会屈服)philanthropist : beneficence \ comedian : humor(慈善家特点是慈善\喜剧演员特点是幽默)反义词:baleful(恶意的); noxious(有害的); toxic(有毒的) (记) bene(善好)+fic(做)+ent→做好事的
vicinity
(英) n.附近,接近(proximity;neighborhood) (记) vicin(邻近)+ity→邻近(地区); (同) 参考:vicinage(周围地区) (例) The vicinity of the apartment to his office was an advantage on rainy days.
masterpiece
(英) 杰作名作(a piece of work done with extreme skillwhich is the best that a particular person has done)
hirsute
(英) adj. 多毛的(hairy; shaggy; bristly) (记) hirs(=hair 毛)+ute→多毛的
recital
(英) n. 独奏(a concert given by an individual musician or dancer) (记) 来自recite(背诵), re(重新)+cite(引)→重新引出→背诵 (同) 同根词:excite(兴奋); incite(激励,促成)派生词: recitalist(n. 独奏家) (例) The cellist performed in a recital at the Lincoln Center. John’s grandchildren are never tired of the recital of his stories.
transport
(英) v.\n. 运输; 狂喜(great joy) (记) trans(转移)+port(搬运)→搬运转移→运输
simultaneous
(英) adj.同时发生的(exactly coincident) (考) contiguous : abut \ simultaneous : coincide(接触的和接触\同时发生的和同时发生) (记) simult(相同)+aneous→时间相同的 (例) a simultaneous interpreter(同声传译员)
abominable
(英) 可恶的(nasty and disgusting; loathsome);极坏的(highly unpleasant; disagreeable)
requiem
(英) n. 安魂弥撒 (a mass for the dead) (记) re(使)+quie(=quiet 安静)+m→使死者安静的东西
tutelary
(英) adj. 监护的,保护的(having the guardianship)
odious
(英) adj. 可憎的,讨厌的(disgusting; offensive) (考) odious : disgust(repugnance)\ menacing : fear(讨厌的使人厌恶\恐吓的使人害怕)blatant : arresting \ odious : disgusting(俗丽的[人]令人注意\可憎的[人]令人憎恶) (记) 注意不要和odor(气味)相混 (例) an odious associate(讨厌的同伴)
pilfer
(英) v. 偷窃(esp. to steal in small quantities) (考) abscond : depart \ pilfer : take(逃跑是偷偷离开\偷窃是偷偷获取) (记) 可能是pelf(钱财)+er→拿钱财→偷窃 (例) Jimmy pilfered a few cookies when his mother wasn’t looking.
gregariousness
(考) poseur : sincerity \ recluse : gregariousness(装腔作势者不会真诚\隐士不会群居) (记) gregarious(adj.群居的爱社交的;greg[群体]+arious[爱…的] →爱群体的)+ness
embellishment
(英) n. 装饰之物(artistic addition) (考) verbosity : words \ floridness : embellishments(罗嗦是言语过多\花哨是装饰过多) (记) embellish(v.装饰;em[进入]+bell[美好]+ish→进入美好→装饰)+ment
preclude
(英) v. 避免,排除(rule out in advance; prevent) (记) pre(预先)+clude(关闭)→提前关掉→排除 (同) 同根词:occlude(堵塞); exclude(排除) (例) Let’s be exact in what we say so as to preclude any possibility of misunderstanding.
yaw
(英) v.(船,飞机等)偏航(to deviate erratically from a course) (记) yawn(打呵欠)去掉n,联想:因为打呵欠所以偏航
contrary
(英) adj. 相违的(opposite in nature);n. 反面(the opposite) (记) contra(反对相反)+ary→相反的
habitat
(英) n. 自然环境,栖息地(native environment) (记) habit(住)+at→住的地方→栖息地 (同) 同根词:habitant(居民); habitable(可居住的)
pendent
(英) adj. 吊着的,悬挂的(something suspended) (记) pend(挂)+ent→挂着的,吊着的 (例) a pendent camp(吊灯)
blizzard
(英) n.暴风雪(a severe snowstorm) (记) 请和bizarre(古怪的)一起记 (同) 近形词: lizard(蜥蜴)
convoy
(英) v. 护航,护送 (escort; accompany) (记) con+voy(路,看)→一路(照看)→护送 (同) 近形词:convey(搬运,传达)
vituperate
(英) v.痛斥,辱骂(to abuse or censure severely or abusively; berate) (考) lionize : admire \ vituperate : despise(崇拜是十分钦佩\辱骂是十分鄙视)反义词:praise(赞扬) (记) vitu(邪恶)+per(=prepare准备)+ate→辱骂
obligatory
(英) adj. 强制性的,义务的(legally or morally binding; required) (考) 反义词:discretionary(自由决定的); selective(选择性的) (例) It is not obligatory to answer. (并非一定要回答)
incrustation
(英) n.硬壳外层(hard coating or crust)
stagnant
(英) adj. 停滞的(not advancing or developing) (考) 反义词:flowing(流动的) (记) stagn(=stand站住)+ant→不动的 (例) a stagnant pool of water
rebuttal
(英) adj.反驳,反证(countervailing proof) (记) 来自rebut(反驳),re(反)+but(=butt顶撞)→反顶撞→反驳 (例) In rebuttalshe proved them all wrong.
murmur
(英) v. 柔声地说,喃喃而言(to express in murmurs) (考) glimmer : dazzle \ murmur : resound(微光和强光\低声说和高声说)croon : sing \ murmur : speak(低声唱和唱\低声说和说) (记) 象声词:mur-mur (例) the murmur of a distant brook
flounder
(英) v.挣扎(plunge about in a stumbling manner);艰苦地移动(to struggle awkwardly to moveas in deep mud or snow) (考) 反义词:act gracefully(优雅地行动); slide(滑行) (记) 分割记忆:flo看作flow(流)under(在…下面),在下面流动→挣扎 (例) The horse and its rider floundered through the deep snow. flounder[‘flaUndE]n. 比目鱼 (英) n. 比目鱼(flatfish) (记) 分割记忆:flo看作flow(流)under(在…下面)在下面流动→挣扎
informer
(英) n.告发者,告密者(a person who secretly accuses) (记) inform(通知)+er→通知者
compose
(英) v. 写创作(write [music operaetc]);组成(of elements of sth form a whole) (考) construct : remodel \ compose : edit(改建是对原来建造的进行修改\剪辑是对原来创作的进行修改)sonnet : poet \ symphony : composer(诗人写十四行诗\作曲家写交响乐) (记) com(一起)+pose(放) →放到一起→组成 (同) 派生词: composer (n. 创作者作曲家); composition (n. 作品)
sophistication
(考) fickle : constancy \ naive : sophistication(易变的无恒定\纯真的无世故)yokel : sophistication \ coward : courage(乡下人无世故\懦夫无勇敢)ingnue : sophistication \ cynic : trustfulness(纯真的人无世故\愤世嫉俗者无信赖)反义词:callow(幼稚的); unsophisticated(无世
downgrade
(英) v. 使…降低(reduce to a lower graderank or level of importance) (例) She has been downgraged from pricipal to deputy.
cryptogram
(英) n. 暗号,密码 (something written in code or cipher)
compelling
(英) adj. 引起兴趣的 (keenly interesting; captivating) (例) a compelling story
bookcase
(英) n.书橱书柜(piece of furniture with shelves for books) (考) wardrobe : clothes \ bookcase : books(衣柜用来装衣服\书柜用来装书)
impersonal
(英) adj. 冷淡的(not showing or involving human feelings) (记) im(不)+person(个人)+al→不进入个人感情的→冷淡的
sow
(英) n.母猪 (an adult female swine);v.播种 (to plant seed by scattering) (例) sow clover in the field(在田里播种苜蓿)
delectable
(英) adj. 赏心悦目的(pleasing to the taste; delicious; luscious) (记) delect(高兴delight)+able→高兴的
unavailable
(记) un(不)+available(可获得的)
huddle
(英) v. 挤成一堆(to crowd or nestle close together); (记) 注意不要和puddle(水坑)相混 (例) Don’t huddle all the boxes into one cupboard.
insufficient
(英) adj. 不足的(not enough; inadequate) (考) 反义词:surfeit(过度的) (记) in(不)+sufficient(足够的)
discard
(英) v. 扔掉抛弃(throw sth out ) (考) 反义词:retain(保留) (记) dis(去掉)+card(纸片) →把(废纸)扔掉→抛弃
prehistoric
(英) adj. 史前的 (of a time before recorded history) (记) pre(在…前的)+historic(历史的)
informality
(英) n. 非正式衣着随便(being informal) (记) informal+ity
despotism
(英) n.专制,暴政 (rule or domination by an absolute ruler; autocracy; tyranny) (例) The people hated the despotism of the ruler.
formula
(英) n. 套语惯用语(fixed arrangement of words) (记) form+ula(表名词) →形成的东西→公式
exterminate
(英) v.消灭,灭绝(wipe out; annihilate; extirpate ; eradicate) (记) ex+termin(范围,结束)→从范围中出去→消灭 (同) 同根词:terminate(结束,中止); terminus(终点站)
cape
(英) n. 披肩短斗篷( a cloak) (记) 来自词根cap(头); cape(海角;像头一样伸向海里)
tend
(英) v.照料,看顾 (to act as an attendant;serve) (考) assert : belabor \ tend : fuss(程度: 声明→过分声明\照顾→过分关心) (例) tend plants(照料植物) \ tend to the other guests(关照其他客人)
palatable
(英) adj. 美味的(pleasant or acceptable) (考) palatable : savory \ discernible : manifest(美味的是可口的\可分辨的是明了的) (记) 来自palate(上腭,爱好)+able→好吃的 (例) a palatable lunch
chaos
(英) n.混乱(extreme confusion or disorder)
belie
(英) v.掩饰(disguise or misrepresent);证明为假(prove false) (考) 反义词:aver(断言); affirm(肯定) (记) be-lie(谎言)→使…成谎言→证明…为假 (例) The poor sales of the product belied our high hopes for it.
leonine
(英) adj. 狮子的(of or like a lion) (记) leon(lion狮子)+ine→狮子的
dire
(英) adj.可怕的(dreadfulmiserable) (考) 反义词: pleasant(舒适的)
indigenous
(英) adj. 土产的,本地的(native) (考) 反义词:acquired(后天获得的); exotic(外来的); nonnative(非本土的) (记) indi(内部)+gen(产生)+ous→内部产生的→本地的
taut
(英) adj. 绷紧的 (having no slack;tightly drawn) (考) 反义词:loose or unfirm(松或不稳的); slack(松的) (例) a taut string \ Her nerves are rather taut.
commencement
(英) n. 开始,(大学的)毕业典礼 (the ceremonies at which degrees or diplomas are conferred at a school or college) (考) 反义词:cessation(停止); cease(停止); matriculation(录取入学) (记) com(共同)+mence(说做)→一起说做→开始倡导 (同) 同根词:mention(提到)
alliteration
(英) n.头韵(repetition of beginning sound in poetry)
fatuous
(英) adj.愚昧而不自知的(complacently stupid or inane) (记) fatu(笨)+ous笨的 (例) a fatuous person
factorable
(考) 反义词: irreducible(不能分解成因子的)
comparison
(英) n. 比较(comparing) (记) compare(比较对照)+ison
imminent
(英) adj. 即将发生的,逼近的(impending) (记) im(进入)+min(突出)+ent→突进来→逼近的 (同) 同根词:eminent(出众的);prominent(杰出的) (例) Black clouds usually mean rain is imminent.
rotten
(英) adj. 腐败的(gone bad);糟糕的(unsatisfactory) (考) homogenization : uniform \ putrefaction : rotten(一致化导致一致\腐败导致腐烂) (记) rot(腐败)+en
reflect
(英) v. 反射(to cause light to change direction);仔细考虑(meditate) (考) reflection : light \ echo : sound(光的反射\声的回音)反义词: absorb(吸收) (记) re(反)+flect(弯曲)→弯曲过来→反射 (例) The mirror reflected my image. Let me reflect your idea for a while.
aerate
(英) v.充气,让空气进入(cause air to circulate through) (考) aerate : oxygen \ hydrate : water(充气需要氧气\水化需要水) (记) aer(气)+ate(表示动作)→充气 (同) n. aeration