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ramshackle

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adj.摇摇欲坠的

appearing readyto collapse; rickety

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rancor

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n.敌意,深仇,怨恨

bitter deep-seated ill will

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range

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n.排,行,山脉,射程,行列

a series of mountains

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ranger

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n.守林人,骑警,徘徊者

the keeper of a british royal park or forest

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rankle

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v.难以释怀,激怒

to cause anger, irritation or deep bitterness

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rant

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v.咆哮,激昂的说

to scold vehemently

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rapacious

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adj.强夺的,贪欲的,贪婪的

excessively grasping or covetous

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rapport

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n.和谐,和睦,亲善,有好关系

relation; especially: relation marked by harmony, conformity ,accord or affinity

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rapprochement

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n.建立或恢复友谊和和睦关系

establishment of or state of having cordial relations

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rapscallion

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n.流氓,恶棍

rascal, ne’er-do-well

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rapt

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adj.全神贯注的,入迷的,出神的

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rash

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adj.轻率的,鲁莽的

marked by or proceeding from undue haste or lack of deliberantion or caution

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raspy

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adj.刺耳的,粗糙的,易怒的

harsh, grating

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ratify

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vt.认可,批准

to approve and santion formally; comfirm

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ratiocination

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n.推理,推论

the proces of exact thinking; reasoning

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ration

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n.定额,定量,配给

a food allowance for one day

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rationalize

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v.使合理,理性化,从理性的角度出发进行解释

to provide plausible but unture reasons ofr conduct

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raucous

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adj.沙哑的,粗声的,刺耳的

disagreeably harsh or strident; hoarse

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rave

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v.咆哮
n.过分赞扬,吹捧狂热的观点或看法
an extravagantly favorable critism

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ravel

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vt.使纠缠,使混乱,解开,弄清

to separate or undo the texture of ; unravel

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ravenous

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adj.贪婪的,饿极的,渴望的,狼吞虎咽的

very eager or greedy for food, satisfaction or gratification

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raze

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vt.摧毁,破坏,抹去,消除

to destroy to the ground; demolish

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reactant

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n.反应物

a substance that exters into and is altered in the course of a chemical reaction

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reactionary

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adj.反动的,保守的
n.反动分子,保守派分子
relating to, marked by ,or favoring reaction; eapecially : ultraconsevative in politics

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ream
n.大量的纸, 令(纸张的计数单位) | a quantity of paper being 20 quires or variously 480,500 or 516 sheets
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reap
v.收割,收获 | to gather by reaping; harvest
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reassure
v.使安心,安慰 | to restore to confidence
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rebuff
vt.断然拒绝,冷落,怠慢 | to reject or criticize sharply; snub
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recalcitrant
adj.固执的,顽抗的 | obstinately defiant of authority or restraint
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recant
vi.放弃信仰,撤销声明,公开认错 | to withdraw or repudiate(a statement or belief) formally and publicly; renounce
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recantation
n.放弃(信仰,主张等),撤回(声明等),公开认错 | to withdraw or repudiate(a statement or belief) formally and publicly; renounce
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recapitulate
v.重述要点,概括,摘要 | to repeat the principal points or stages of; summarize
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recessive
adj.退行的,逆行的,后退的,隐性的 | producing little or no phenotypic effect when occuring in heterozygous condition with a contrasting allele
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recidivism
n.累犯,重犯 | a tendency to relapse into a previous condition or mode of behavior; especially relapse into criminal behavior
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recipe
n.秘诀,处方 | a set of intructions for making something from various ingredients
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reciprocate
vi.往复运动,互利互惠 | to move froward and backward alternately
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reckless
adj.不注意的,大意的,鲁莽的,不计后果的 | marked by lack of proper caution: careless of consequence
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recluse
n.隐遁者,遁世者 | a person who leads a secluded or solitary life
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recoil
vi.退却,畏缩,弹回,报应,反冲,撤退 | to fall back under pressure
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recollection
n.回忆起的事物 | something recalled to the mind
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reconcile
vt.使和解,调停,使和谐,使听从,使一致 | to make consistent or congruous
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recondite
adj.深奥的,难解的,晦涩的 | difficult or impossible for one of ordinary understanding or knowledge to comprehend; deep
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reconnaissance
vi.侦察,勘察,勘测,观察,研究 | a preliminary survay to gain information; especially a exploratory military survey of enemy territory
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reconstitute
vt.重新组成,重新设立,通过加水使(某种浓缩或以粉末形式出现的液体)恢复成平常浓度 | to constitute again or anew; especially: to restore to a former condition by adding water
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rectify
v.订正,矫正,改正,精馏,校正,调整 | to correct by removing errors; adjust
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rectitude
n.正直,公正,清廉 | moral integrity; righteousness
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recuperate
v.复原 | to regain a former state or condition; especially: to recover health or strength
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redeem
vt.补偿,补救 | save frome sins
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redolent
adj.芬芳的,芳香的 | exuding fragrance: aromatic
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redoubtable
adj.可敬畏的,可怕的,厉害的,著名的 | illustrious, eminent; broadly: worthy of respect
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redundant
adj.多余的,过多的,冗长的 | exceeding what is necessary or normal; superfluous
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reel
n.卷轴,一卷,蹒跚,旋转,纺车 | a revolvable device on which something flexible is wound
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refinery
n.精炼厂,提炼厂 | a building adn equipment for refining or processing(as oil or sugar)
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reflective
adj.反射的,反映的,熟虑的 | marked by reflection,;thoughtful, deliberative
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refractory
adj.难驾驭的,难治的,不听话的,执拗的 | resisting control or authority: stubborn, unmanageable
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refresh
vt.使清新,使恢复,使生气,蓬勃 | to restore strengeth or animation to; revive
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regard
n.关心,注意,问候,关系,尊敬 | a feeling or respect and affection; esteem
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regenerate
adj.新生的,再生的 | restored to a better, higher or more worthy state
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regimen
n.养生法,生活规则 a systematic plan(as of diet, therapy, or medication) especially when designed to improve and maintain the health of a patient
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regress
v.复原,逆行,使倒退 | to tend to approach or revert to a mean
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rehabilitate
v.使(身体)康复,使复职,使恢复名誉,使复原 | to restore to a former state(as of efficiency, good management, or solvency)
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rehearsal
n.排演,演习,预演,试演 | a private performance or practice session preparatory to a public appearance
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reign
n.执政,统治,支配 | royal authority; sovereignty
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rein
n.缰绳 vi.驾驭,控制 to check or stop by or as if by a pull at the reins
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reiterate
v.重申,反复的说 | to state or do over again or repeatedly sometimes with wearying effect
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rejoice
v.(使)欣喜,高兴,喜悦 | to feel joy or great delight
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relapse
vi.故态复萌 | to slip or fall back into a former worse state
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release
vt.释放,解放,放松,豁免 | to set free from restrain, confinement, or servitude
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relentless
adj.无情的,冷酷的,残酷的 | showing or promising no abatement of severtiy, intensity, strength, or pace; unrelenting
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relevant
adj.相关的,中肯的,切题的 | having significant and demonstrable bearing on the matter at hand
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religion
n.宗教,信仰 | a cause, principle or system of beliefs held to with ardor and faith
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relinquish
vt.放弃,撤回,放手 | to give over possession or control of; yield
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relish
vt.爱好,喜欢 n.强烈的欣赏或者喜欢 characteristic flavor; especially : pleasing or zestful flavor
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reluctant
adj.不顾的,勉强的,难得到的,难处理的 | unwilling, disinclined
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reminiscence
n.回想,回忆 | recall to mind of a long-forgotten experience, or fact
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remiss
adj.疏忽的,不留心的,玩忽职守的,怠慢的,松懈的 | showing neglect or inattention; lax
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remnant
n.残余,剩余,零料 adj.残余的,残留的 a usually small part, member, or trace remaining
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remodel
vt.改造,改型,改变 | to alter the structure of ; remake
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remonstrance
n.抗议,抱怨 | an earnest presentation of reasons for opposition or grievance; especially : a document formally stating such points
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remorse
n.悔恨,懊悔 | a gnawing distress arising from a sense of guilt for past wrongs: self-reproach
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remunerate
vt.给予报酬,赔偿,酬劳 | to pay an equivalent to for a service, loss, or expense: recompense
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rend
v.撕裂,猛拉 | to split or tear apart or in pieces by violance
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renounce
vi.断绝关系,正式放弃 | to give up, refuse or resign usually by formal declaration
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renovate
vt.修复,翻新 | to restore to a former better state(as if by cleaning, repairing or rebuilding)
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repartee
n.巧辩,机智的回答 | a succession or interchange of clever retorts: amusing and usually light sparring with words
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repatriate
v.遣返 | to restore or return to the country of origin, allegiance or citizenship
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repeal
v.废除(法律) | to rescind or annul by authoritative act; especially: to revoke or abrogate by legislative enactment
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repel
vt.抵制,使厌恶,抗拒 | to drive back, repulse
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repertoire
n.全部剧目,保留剧目,全部技能 | the complete list or supply of dramas, operas, or musical works available for performance
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replenish
v.补充 | to fill with inspiration or power, nourish
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replete
adj.饱满的,塞满的 | fully or abundantly provided or filled
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reportage
n.报道,消息,报告文学 | the act or process of reporting news
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repose
n.休息,睡眠,静止 | to take a rest
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reprehensible
adj.应斥责的,应该谴责的 | worthy of or deserving reprehension; culpable
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repressed
adj.被压抑的,被抑制的 | characterized by restraint
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reprieve
n.缓刑,暂缓 | to delay the punishment of (as a condemned prisoner)
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reprimand
v.训诫,谴责 | to reprove sharply or censure formally usually from a posotion of authority
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reproach
v.责备 n.耻辱 an expression of rebuke or disapproval