LSAT

Question 1

menace

Answer 1

n,
a person or thing that is likely to cause harm; a threat or danger.
verb.
threaten, especially in a malignant or hostile manner.

Question 2

viable

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Adjective
capable of working successfully; feasible.
the proposed investment was economically viable
Synonyms:
workablefeasiblepracticablepracticalapplicableusablemanageableoperable

Question 3

nexus

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connection
a connection or series of connections linking two or more things.

Question 4

lobby

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n., v.
a group of people seeking to influence politicians or public officials on a particular issue.
大厅

Question 5

overruns

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n./v.
超支，flood

Question 6

matriculate

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Verb
be enrolled at a college or university.
he matriculated at the University of Vermont

Question 7

torn pieces

Answer 7

撕碎的碎片

Question 8

tatters

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Noun
irregularly torn pieces of cloth, paper, or other material.
he was forced to wear rags and tatters a beggar would scorn

Synonyms:
torn pieces
rags scraps shreds bits pieces bits and piecestorn pieces ragged pieces

Question 9

nitpicky

Answer 9

挑剔的

Question 10

adage

Answer 10

谚语

Question 11

palpable

Answer 11

Adjective
1
(of a feeling or atmosphere) so intense as to seem almost tangible.
a palpable sense of loss
Synonyms:
perceptible perceivable visible noticeable appreciable discernible detectable

Question 12

ironclad

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Adjective
1
covered or protected with iron.

Question 13

at your disposal

Answer 13

由你处置

Question 14

cramming for exams

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临时抱佛脚考试

Question 15

i am flattered

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我感到受宠若惊

Question 16

Trilogy

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三部曲

Question 17

skimp on

Answer 17

吝啬

Question 18

abdicate

Answer 18

Verb
1
(of a monarch) renounce one’s throne.
in 1918 Kaiser Wilhelm abdicated as German emperor
Synonyms:
resignretirequitstand downstep down

2
fail to fulfill or undertake (a responsibility or duty).
the secretary of state should not abdicate from leadership on educational issues
Synonyms:
disownturn downspurnrejectrenounce

Question 19

shackled

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Verb
1
chain with shackles.
the prisoner was shackled to the heavy steel chair in the center of the room
Synonyms:
chain tie (up)

Question 20

colloquially

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Adverb
1
in the language of ordinary or familiar conversation; informally.
the storms hit several states along a corridor colloquially referred to as “tornado alley”

Question 21

syndicate

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Noun
1
a group of individuals or organizations combined to promote some common interest.
large-scale buyouts involving a syndicate of financial institutions
Verb
1
control or manage by a syndicate.
the loans are syndicated to a group of banks

Question 22

puppet

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Noun
1
a movable model of a person or animal that is used in entertainment and is typically moved either by strings controlled from above or by a hand inside it.
a puppet show

Question 23

forcibly

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Adverb
1
using force or violence.
no one will be forcibly evicted

Question 24

emphatic

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adjective
1
showing or giving emphasis; expressing something forcibly and clearly.
the children were emphatic that they would like to repeat the experience
Synonyms:
vehement firm wholehearted forceful

Question 25

ramifications

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consequence

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rise to prominence

Answer 26

崭露头角

Question 27

object

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Noun 目的 purpose, object, aim, objective, goal, target 物体 object, body 物 matter, object, substance, thing, content 物件 object, thing, res 客体 object 宾语 object 课题 issue, problem, task, object, question, matter 事物 thing, object 受事 object 对向 boyfriend, girlfriend, object, partner, target Verb 拒绝 refuse, reject, deny, decline, exclude, object

Question 28

beef

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Verb INFORMAL 1 complain.

Question 29

indigenous

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土著

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it wouldn't bear on

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它不会影响

Question 31

bear on

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承受

Question 32

ingenuity

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创造力 Noun ​ creativity ingenuity

Question 33

provision

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条款

Question 34

treaty

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条约

Question 35

ratified

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Verb 1 sign or give formal consent to (a treaty, contract, or agreement), making it officially valid. both countries were due to ratify the treaty by the end of the year

Question 36

allusion

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典故

Question 37

conciliatory

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Adjective 和解 conciliatory 抚慰的 conciliatory, placatory, sooth, soothing 怀柔的 conciliatory, placatory

Question 38

feudal

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封建

Question 39

slavish

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奴性的 盲从的 implicit, sequacious, slavish

Question 40

essential

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Adj absolutely necessary; extremely important. Noun 1 a thing that is absolutely necessary.

Question 41

dictates

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Verb 1 lay down authoritatively; prescribe. Noun 1 an order or principle that must be obeyed.

Question 42

contented

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Adjective 1 happy and at ease.

Question 43

consitution

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宪法

Question 44

labile

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Adjective 1 liable to change; easily altered.

Question 45

conscience

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Noun 1 an inner feeling or voice viewed as acting as a guide to the rightness or wrongness of one's behavior. he had a guilty conscience about his desires

Question 46

overarching

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总体的

Question 47

jarring

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Adjective 1 incongruous in a striking or shocking way; clashing. the telephone struck a jarring note in those Renaissance surroundings 2 causing a physical shock, jolt, or vibration. the truck came to a jarring halt

Question 48

bumble bumbling

Answer 48

笨手笨脚的

Question 49

take stock of

Answer 49

盘点

Question 50

petite

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Adjective 1 attractively small and dainty (used of a woman).

Question 51

set in stone

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一成不变的

Question 52

furtive

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鬼鬼祟祟 Adjective​sneakingstealthyfurtive

Question 53

heed

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注意

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heed their argument

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留意他们的论点

Question 55

ad hominem

Answer 55

人身攻击

Question 56

skimp skimp on

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Verb 1 expend or use less time, money, or material on something than is necessary in an attempt to economize. don't skimp on insurance when you travel overseas

Question 57

analgesic

Answer 57

镇痛剂

Question 58

pertain

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Verb 1 be appropriate, related, or applicable. Synonyms: concern relate to be related to be connected with be relevant to have relevance to apply to be pertinent to

Question 59

forestall

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Verb 垄断 monopolize, forestall, corner, enjoy market dominance 防止 prevent, avoid, guard against, forestall 抢先 forestall, anticipate, rush

Question 60

in light of

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鉴于

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grounds

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理由

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airtight

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密闭

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vertebrates

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脊椎动物

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associative

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联想性的

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pernicious

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有害 Adjective​ harmful detrimental damaging pernicious destructive malign

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entitled

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Adjective 有资格 capable, entitled, qualified

Question 67

adversary

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对手

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concede

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承认

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admonishing

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劝诫的

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the bill of rights

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权利法案

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equivocally

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模棱两可地

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unequivocally

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明确地

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pledge

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保证

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abridgment

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删节

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recur

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复发

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envisage

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设想

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indigent

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贫穷的

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arraignment

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提审

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certiorari

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调卷

Question 80

upon consideration thereof

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经考虑

Question 81

demeanor

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manner attitude appearance look

Question 82

on the grounds that

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理由是

Question 83

ramification

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consequence result aftermath outcome

Question 84

franchise

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特许经营权

Question 85

vermin

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害虫

Question 86

populous

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人口众多的

Question 87

locomotive

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Noun 1 a powered rail vehicle used for pulling trains. a diesel locomotive Adjective 1 relating to or effecting locomotion. locomotive power

Question 88

smokestack

Answer 88

烟囱

Question 89

obtrusively

Answer 89

Adverb 冒失地 headfirst, obtrusively

Question 90

lurid

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Adjective 1 very vivid in color, especially so as to create an unpleasantly harsh or unnatural effect. lurid food colorings Synonyms: brightly colored

Question 91

garish

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Adjective 1 obtrusively bright and showy; lurid. garish shirts in all sorts of colors Synonyms: gaudy

Question 92

hulking

Answer 92

笨重的