List 3 - Day 2 Flashcards

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barb

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尖锐而严厉的批评

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barefaced

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公然的,厚颜无耻的a barefaced lie

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barrage

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a heavy curtain of artillery fire directed in front of friendly troops to protect them| an overwhelming, concentrated outpouring, as of words|to attack with a rapid or overwhelming outpouring of many things at once

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4
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barricade

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障碍物

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5
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barter

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以物换物

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6
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bathetic

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平凡的,陈腐的

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bawdy

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下流的,猥亵的

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bedeck

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装饰,点缀

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belabor

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to criticize harshly and usually publicly|to explain or insist on excessively

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beleaguer

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包围,围攻| trouble, harass, beset

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11
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belie

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错误地描述;误述

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12
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bellwether

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领导者,带头人

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13
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berate

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(长时间)严厉指责

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beseech

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(急切地)恳求

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15
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bifurcate

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(使)分成两支

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bigot

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固执己见者,有偏见的人

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blandishment

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甜言蜜语,讨好某人的话

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blasé

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(过度放纵之后)厌倦享乐的,腻烦的

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blazon

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to make known openly or publicly|to make more attractive by adding something that is beautiful or becoming

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20
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blight

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(使)枯萎|to impair the quality or effect of

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21
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blithe

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愉快高兴的

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22
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blunder

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过失

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23
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bluster

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狂妄自大地大声说|大声吹嘘或恐吓

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24
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boggle

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因为怀疑、恐惧而犹豫

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boisterous
喧嚷的,吵闹的
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bombast
夸大的言辞
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bonhomie
温和,和蔼
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boor
粗鲁的人,不敏感的人
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bootless
无用的
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bracing
giving strength, vigor, or freshness
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brash
foolishly adventurous or bold
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brassy
displaying or marked by rude boldness|cheap and showy; flashy
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bravado
假装勇敢|虚张声势
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bravura
brilliant technique or style in performance
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brazen
marked by contemptuous boldness| to face or undergo with bold self-assurance
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bridle
限制
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brisk
充满生机,有活力的
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bristle
to express one's anger usually violently| to be copiously supplied
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broach
to open for the first time| to present or bring forward for discussion
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bromide
a commonplace or hackneyed statement or notion
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brook
to stand for, tolerate
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browbeat
to intimidate by a stern manner or arrogant speech: bully
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bruit
to make (as a piece of information) the subject of common talk without any authority or confirmation of accuracy
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buck
阻止,反对|转移,交接
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budge
to alter a position or attitude
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bumptious
专横傲慢的,自以为是的
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bungle
办糟,失败
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burlesque
to copy or exaggerate in order to make fun of
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burnish
to make smooth or glossy by repeatedly applying surface pressure
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byzantine
complicated or secretive, having many parts or aspects that are usually interrelated
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cache
a supply stored up and often hidden away| to put into a hiding place
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cachet
an indication of approval carrying great prestige|prestige
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cacophony
刺耳的声音
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cadge
乞讨,乞求
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cajole
哄骗
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calcify
使僵化
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callow
缺乏老练、不成熟的
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calumniate
诽谤,造谣,中伤
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cameo
a brief, vivid portrayal or depiction
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canard
an unfounded or false, deliberately misleading story
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canon
a basis for judgment; a standard or criterion|the authentic works of a writer