G 12 Flashcards
(500 cards)
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postulate
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前提条件；假定为真
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posture
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姿势，姿态；故作姿态，装模作样
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postwar
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adj.战后的
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potable
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饮品，尤指有酒精饮料；适于饮用的
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potation
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n.饮，喝；饮料，酒
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potboiler
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n.粗制滥造的文艺作品
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potent
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a.强有力的，有影响力的，有权力的；有效力的，有效能的
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potentate
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有权势的人; ruler, person of great power
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potential
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a.潜在的，可能的
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potentiate
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激活，加强
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pother
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n.喧闹，骚动；v.烦恼
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potpourri
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n.混杂物；杂烩
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potshot
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n.盲目射击；肆意抨击；v.肆意抨击
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potted
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a.盆栽的；瓶装的，罐装的，壶装的
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pottery
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n.制陶；制陶工艺；陶器
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pouch
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n.小袋；v.使成袋状；将（某物）装入袋内
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pounce
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n.（猛禽的）爪；猛扑；v.猛扑，突然袭击
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pound
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v.猛击，连续重击；（心脏）狂跳，怦怦地跳
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pout
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（尤指撅嘴或板着脸）表示不悦
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powwow
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noun: an informal meeting or discussion
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practitioner
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职业人士
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pragmatic
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实用主义的，务实的; adjective: guided by practical experience and observation rather than theory
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prairie
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大草原
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prance
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v.昂首阔步
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prank
n.恶作剧，玩笑
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prate
闲聊，空谈; to talk idly; chatter
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prattle
talk in an idle, simple-minded, meaningless, or foolish way; chatter, babble
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preach
传道，布道
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preachy
说教的（didactic）
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preamble
n.前言，序言；先兆; introductory statement , preface
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precarious
危险的，不稳定的；可疑的，不明确的; adjective: fraught with danger
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precede
v.在…之前，早于
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precedent
先例，前例；先前的; noun: an example that is used to justify similar occurrences at a later time
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precept
n.箴言，格言；规则; principle; law
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precipice
悬崖峭壁
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precipitate
匆忙的；促使，导致; adjective: hasty or rash; verb: to cause to happen
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precipitation
沉积物，尤指降水；仓促
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precipitous
非常陡峭的；匆忙的; adjective: done with very great haste and without due deliberation
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précis
concise summary, abstract
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precise
a.精确的，准确的，确切的
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preclude
预先阻止；排斥; verb: keep from happening or arising; make impossible
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precocious
a.早熟的; adjective: characterized by or characteristic of exceptionally early development or maturity (especially in mental aptitude)
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precocity
过早（出现）；早熟
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preconception
n.先入之见；偏见
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precursor
先驱者，先导; something that comes before, esp. something that also announces or suggests something on its way
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predate
提前；在…之前
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predator
n.食肉动物
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predatory
a.掠夺的；食肉的
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predecessor
前任，先辈
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predestine
预先注定
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predetermine
v.预先注定，预先决定
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predict
预言
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predictable
adj.可预知的
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predilection
爱好，偏袒; noun: a strong liking
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predispose
v.使预先有倾向；（使）易受感染
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predisposed
having an inclination or tendency beforehand; susceptible
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predominant
a.支配的，占优势的，主导的
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predominate
v.统治；（数量上）占优势，以…为主
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preeminent
优秀的，重要的
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preempt
预先占有；替换; verb: take the place of or have precedence over
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preemptive
adjective: done before someone else can do it
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preen
整理（羽毛）；打扮修饰；自满
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prefabricated
a.预制构件的
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preface
序言
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preferably
adv.更可取地，更好地，宁可
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prefigure
v.预示；预想
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pregnant
重要的，意味深长的；怀孕的
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prehensile
a.能抓住东西的，缠绕的; capable of grasping
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prehistoric
a.史前的
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prejudice
n.偏见，成见；v.使产生偏见
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preliminary
a.预备的，初步的，开始的
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prelude
n.序幕，前奏; n. an introductory performance or action preceding a later matter: overture
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premature
a.早熟的，过早的
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premeditate
预谋，预先考虑
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premiere
n.（电影，戏剧等）首次公演
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premise
n.前提
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premium
n.保险费；奖金
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premonition
n.预感，预兆; forewarning; presentiment
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preoccupation
非常关心，全神贯注
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preponderant
占优势的，更重要的
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preponderate
v.超过，胜过
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prepossessing
给人好感的，有魅力的; adj. tending to create a favorable impression: attractive
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preposterous
荒谬的，不符合常理的
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prerequisite
先决条件，前提
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prerogative
特权，权力
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presage
征兆；预示，预言; to foretell; indicate in advance
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prescience
预知，先见; noun: the power to foresee the future
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prescient
adj.有先见的，预知的; having foreknowledge or foresight, seeing the future
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prescribe
v.开处方；规定
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prescription
规定，传统的规矩
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presentation
n.介绍；描述
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presentiment
n.预感; noun: a feeling of evil to come
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preservation
保护；保存，保养
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preservative
防腐剂
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preserve
v.保护；保存
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preside
v.担任主席；负责；指挥
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press
v.挤压
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pressing
a.紧迫的，迫切的；恳切要求的
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prestige
声望，威望
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prestigious
a.有名望的，有威望的; adj. having an illustrious reputation: respected
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presume
v.推定，假定；认定
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presumption
n.放肆，傲慢；假定; noun: an assumption that is taken for granted; noun: audacious (even arrogant) behavior that you have no right to
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presumptive
based on inference or assumption; providing reasonable grounds for belief
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presumptuous
放肆的，冒昧的；傲慢的; adjective: excessively forward
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presuppose
v.预先假定；以…为先决条件
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presupposition
n.预想，臆测
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pretence
n.假装；借口
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pretense
虚假，伪装；自大，优越感
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pretension
n.自负，骄傲；要求，主张
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pretentious
a.夸耀的，炫耀的；自命不凡的，狂妄的; claiming or demanding a position of importance or dignity, esp. when unjustified; showing off, creating a deceptive, false show of worth
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preternatural
超乎寻常的; supernatural, exceptional
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pretext
n.借口; n. a fictitious reason that is concocted in order to conceal the real reason
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prevail
盛行，战胜; verb: be widespread in a particular area at a particular time; be current; verb: prove superior
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prevalent
流行的，普遍的
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prevaricate
支吾其词，撒谎; verb: to speak in an evasive way
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preview
n.预演，预展；v.预演，预先查看
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previous
a.在先的，以前的
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prevision
n.预知，先见
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prey
n.被捕食的动物；受害者
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prig
n.自命清高者，道学先生
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primacy
noun: the state of being first in importance
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primal
adj.原始的，最初的；首要的
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prime
n.全盛时期；a.首先的；主要的；最好的
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primitive
adj.原始的，远古的；基本的
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primordial
原始的，最初的; original; existing from the beginning
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primp
精心打扮
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principal
主要的，重要的
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principled
having high moral standards
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prior
adj.在前的，优先的
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pristine
纯净的，质朴的，未被文明腐蚀的; adjective: unspoiled, untouched (usu. of nature); adjective: immaculately clean and unused
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privacy
n.隐居，隐退；隐私；秘密
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privation
缺乏，穷困; n. lack of what is needed for existence: deprivation, poverty
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privilege
n.特权，特殊利益
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probe
深入调查
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probity
正直; noun: integrity, strong moral principles
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problematic
adj.成问题的；有疑问的，值得怀疑的；未知的，未解决的; posing a problem; doubtful
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procedure
n.程序，手续
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proceeds
n.收入，实收款项
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procession
n.行列；列队行进
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proclaim
宣告，使…公之于众
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proclamation
n.宣布，公告
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proclivity
癖性，偏好; inclination, natural tendency
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procrastinate
（因为懒散）拖延
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procrustean
a.强求一致的
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procure
获得，取得
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procurement
n.取得，获得；采购
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prod
促使…行动
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prodigal
挥霍的；败家子; adjective: rashly or wastefully extravagant
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prodigious
巨大的；惊人的，了不起的; adjective: so great in size or force or extent as to elicit awe
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productivity
多产，丰产
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profane
亵渎；滥用
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profess
公开表明，公开承认；精通于
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proffer
献出，提供
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proficiency
n.进步；熟练，精通
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proficient
熟练的，精通的
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profile
n.外形，轮廓；（尤指人面部的）侧面
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profitable
a.有利可图的
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profiteer
n.奸商，牟取暴利者
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profit-monger
利益贩子
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profligacy
n.放荡；肆意挥霍
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profligate
挥金如土的，挥霍的；败家子；堕落的人; adjective: spending resources recklessly or wastefully; noun: someone who spends resources recklessly or wastefully
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profound
a.深的，深刻的，深远的；渊博的，深奥的; very insightful, penetrating deeply into a subject; pervasive intense, "down to the very bottom"; at the very bottom
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profundity
深奥，深刻
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profuse
a.丰富的；浪费的; adjective: plentiful; pouring out in abundance
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profusion
丰富，大量；挥霍，浪费; noun: the property of being extremely abundant
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progenitor
n.祖先
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progeny
n.后代，子孙
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prognosis
n.（对病情的）预断，预后
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prognosticate
v.预言，预示
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prognostication
noun: a statement made about the future
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prohibit
v.禁止；阻止
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prohibitive
禁止的，阻止的；（价格高得）抑制购买的; tending to forbid something or serving to prevent something
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project
方案，计划；凸出；预测，预计
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projectile
n.抛射体
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projection
n.突起物，隆起物；设计，规划；v.发射，投射
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projector
n.电影放映机，幻灯机
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proliferate
快速繁殖，激增; increase or spread rapidly or excessively
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prolific
a.多产的，多果实的; adjective: intellectually productive
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prolix
啰嗦的，冗长的; excessively long and wordy (of a person, piece of writing, etc.)
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prolixity
noun: boring verbosity
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prologue
序言; introductory part to a book, play, etc.
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prolong
延长，拖延
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promenade
v./n.散步；开车兜风
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prominence
n.突出物；突出，显著
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prominent
a.显著的；著名的
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promise
承诺；预示
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promissory
a.允诺的，约定的
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promote
v.提升；促进
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promotion
n.晋升，促进
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prompt
v.促进，激起；a.敏捷的，迅速的
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promptness
n.迅速，敏捷；机敏
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promulgate
正式宣布; verb: state or announce
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prone
a.俯卧的；倾向于…的
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prong
v.刺，贯穿；n.叉子，尖齿；齿状物
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pronounced
a.显著的，明确的; distinct, strong, clearly indicated
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proofread
校对
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prop
n.支撑物，支柱；v.支持
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propaganda
n.宣传
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propagate
繁殖；传播，宣传; reproduce, spread, increase
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propel
v.推进，促进
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propensity
倾向，癖好; natural inclination or tendency
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prophecy
n.预言
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prophesy
v.预言
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prophet
n.先知，预言家
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prophetic
预言的，预示的; relating to prophesy, predicting, ominous
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propitiate
抚慰，劝解; verb: to placate or appease
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propitious
吉祥的; adjective: presenting favorable circumstances; likely to result in or show signs of success
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proponent
建议者，支持者; noun: a person who pleads for a cause or propounds an idea
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proposition
n.看法，主张；提议
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proprietary
所有权；私营的
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propriety
礼节；适当，得体; conforming to good manner or appropriate behavior; justness
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propulsion
n.推进力
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prorogue
v.休会；延期
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prosaic
单调的，常见的; adjective: dull and lacking imagination
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proscribe
禁止，排斥; verb: command against
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proscription
禁止；禁令
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prose
n.散文
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prosecute
v.起诉；告发
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prosecution
实行，执行
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proselytize
（使）改变信仰; verb: convert to another religion, philosophy, or perspective
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prospect
探查，勘探；期待，期望的事物
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prospective
potential, in the future
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prosperity
n.繁荣；幸运
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prosperous
成功的，繁盛的
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prostrate
平躺（的），使平躺；衰弱的，使衰竭
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protagonist
n.倡导者，拥护者
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protean
善变的；多才多艺的; adjective: readily taking on different roles; versatile
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protective
adj.保护的，防护的
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protest
v./n.抗议，反对
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protocol
正确的礼仪规范; n. a code prescribing adherence to correct etiquette and precedence: convention; n. an original draft, minute, or record of a document or transaction
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prototype
原型
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protozoan
n.原生动物
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protract
延长，拖长; v. to prolong in time or space: continue, extend
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protrude
突出
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protuberance
n.突起，突出
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protuberant
隆起的，凸出的
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provenance
n.来源，起源
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proverb
n.谚语
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proverbially
adv.人尽皆知地
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provident
节俭的；有远见的; adjective: careful in regard to your own interests; providing carefully for the future
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providential
天意的，幸运的; lucky, fortunate, or relating to divine care (the idea that a deity has helped or cared for a person)
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province
n.职能范围
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provincial
狭隘（的）; adjective: characteristic of the a limited perspective; not fashionable or sophisticated
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provincialism
狭隘性
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provision
n.供应；（法律等）条款
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provisional
临时的; adjective: under terms not final or fully worked out or agreed upon
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provisory
有附带条件的；临时的
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provocation
n.挑衅，激怒
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provocative
adj.挑衅的，煽动的
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provoke
激怒；驱使，激起; v. to incite to anger: irritate; v. to call forth or bring about a feeling or action: evoke; v. to provide the needed stimulus for: motivate
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prowess
英勇，勇敢
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prowl
潜行于，巡游以猎取食物，徘徊
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proximity
n.接近，临近
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proxy
agent, substitute, person authorized to act on behalf of another
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prude
过分正经的人，一个过分关心自己是否得体、谦逊、或正确的人
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prudent
过分守礼的; wise in practical matters, carefully providing for the future
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prudish
明智的；小心谨慎的，审慎的
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prune
梅干；修剪，修正
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pry
刺探，打听
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pseudonym
假名，笔名
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psyche
n.心智，精神
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psychological
adj.心理学的；心理的，精神的
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psychology
心理学；心理战术
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publicize
v.（公开）宣传，宣扬；引人注意
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pucker
撇（嘴），（使）收缩
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puckish
淘气的，顽皮的
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puerile
幼稚的，不成熟的; adjective: of or characteristic of a child; displaying or suggesting a lack of maturity
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puffery
n.极力称赞，夸大，吹捧
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pugilism
boxing, fighting with the fists
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pugnacious
a.好斗的; adjective: eager to fight or argue; verbally combative
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puissance
权力; power, might
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puissant
a.强大的，有权力的; adjective: powerful
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pulchritude
美丽; physical beauty
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pullet
n.小母鸡
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pullulate
v.繁殖；充满
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pulp
n.果肉；纸浆
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pulpit
n.讲道坛
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pulverize
将…研磨成粉；将…彻底摧毁
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pun
双关语
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punch
v.以拳猛击；打孔
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punctilious
注意细节的，一丝不苟的; adjective: marked by precise accordance with details
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puncture
v.刺穿，戳破；n.刺孔，穿孔
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pundit
权威人士，专家; noun: someone who has been admitted to membership in a scholarly field
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pungent
辛辣的，讽刺的; having a sharp taste or smell; biting, stimulating, sharp
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punishment
n.惩罚，刑罚
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puny
微小的，弱小的
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purchase
n.支点（阻止东西下滑）
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purgatory
n.炼狱
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purge
v.清洗，洗涤
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purified
a.纯净的
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purify
v.使洁净，净化
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purity
纯净；纯洁，纯正
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purlieu
常去的地方；临近的地区
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purloin
偷窃
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purport
n.意义，涵义，主旨; to profess, suppose, claim
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purported
a.传言的，据称的
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purposefulness
有目的，故与；坚定
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purposiveness
n.目的性
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purse
v.缩拢，皱起；n.钱包
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pursuit
n.追赶；职业
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purvey
（大量）供给，供应
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pushover
容易击败的对手
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pushy
a.有进取心的，爱出风头的，固执己见的
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pusillanimous
懦弱的，胆小得令人鄙视的; cowardly, timid
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putative
a.公认的，推定的
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putrefy
a.使腐烂; v. to make rotten: decay; v. to morally corrupt
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putrid
a.腐臭的
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puzzling
让人费解的
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pyrrhic
adjective: describing a victory that comes at such a great cost that the victory is not worthwhile
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quack
骗子医生，江湖郎中
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quaff
大口地喝
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quagmire
n.沼泽地；困境; marsh, difficult situation
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quail
胆怯，畏缩; verb: draw back, as with fear or pain
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quaint
a.离奇有趣的；古色古香的
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qualified
a.合格的；有限制的; modified, limited, conditional on something else
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qualify
限定；使有资格，使有能力; verb: to be eligible for a role, status, or benefit by meeting specific requirements; verb: to make less severe; to limit (a statement)
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qualitative
定性的
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qualm
n.不安，良心的谴责; noun: uneasiness about the fitness of an action
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quandary
困惑，窘境; noun: state of uncertainty or perplexity especially as requiring a choice between equally unfavorable options
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quantifiable
adj.可以计量的，可量化的
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quantify
量化，确定…的数量
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quantum
n.量子；定量
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quarantine
隔离
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quarrel
v./n.争吵
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quarry
采石场；目标，猎物
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quash
镇压，阻止
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quaver
发颤音
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queer
a.奇怪的，反常的
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quell
压制；使平静，使安静; v. to thoroughly overwhelm and reduce to submission or passivity: pacify
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quench
熄灭；使满足
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querulous
抱怨的，爱发牢骚的; adjective: habitually complaining
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query
v.质疑，疑问，询问；n.问题，疑问; question
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queue
v.排队；n.长队
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quibble
吹毛求疵；牵强之词，微不足道的差别或不切中要点的异议，小反对; make trivial arguments or criticisms, find faults in a petty way, esp. to evade something more important
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quiescence
n.静止，沉寂
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quiescent
平静的，静止的; quiet, still
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quip
noun: a witty saying or remark; verb: to make a witty remark, to say in jest
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quirk
n.奇事；怪癖
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quirky
古怪的，独特的
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quisling
noun: a traitor
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quixotic
不切实际的，空想的; adjective: wildly idealistic; impractical
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quizzical
戏虐的；疑问的，探寻的
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quondam
a.原来的，以前的
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quorum
number of member necessary to conduct a meeting
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quota
配额，限额
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quote
v.引用，引述
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quotidian
每日的，平凡的; adjective: found in the ordinary course of events
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rabble
混乱的人群，暴民，下层群众
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rabid
狂热的，不冷静的
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raciness
n.生动活泼
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rack
v.使痛苦不堪，使受折磨
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raconteur
noun: a person skilled in telling anecdotes
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racy
活泼生动的
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radiant
a.发光的；容光焕发的
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radical
adj. marked by a considerable departure from the usual or traditional: extreme; adj. of or relating to the origin: fundamental
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radicalism
n.激进主义
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radically
adv.根本上；以激进方式
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raff
n.大量，许多
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raffish
低俗的; adjective: marked by a carefree unconventionality or disreputableness
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raffle
垃圾，废物
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raft
noun: a large number of something
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rag
n.旧布，碎布；破旧衣服
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rage
暴怒
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ragged
衣衫褴褛的；凹凸不平的，不光滑的
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ragtime
n.雷格泰姆音乐；a.使人发笑的，滑稽的
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rail
怒骂，猛烈抨击; to scold with bitter or abusive language
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raillery
noun: light teasing
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raiment
clothing
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raisin
n.葡萄干
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rakish
放荡的，行为不检的; adjective: marked by a carefree unconventionality or disreputableness
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ramble
漫步，漫游；漫谈，长篇大论（并经常离题）地说或写
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rambling
漫游的；冗余的
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rambunctious
喧闹的，骚乱的
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ramification
implication, consequence
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rampage
v.乱冲乱跑；n.狂暴行为
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rampant
（植物）生长茂盛的；猖獗的，不受限制的
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ramshackle
摇摇欲坠的
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ranching
n.大牧场
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rancid
a.不新鲜的，变味的
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rancor
敌意，深仇
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rancorous
adj. marked by ill will: deeply malevolent
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random
随机的，随意的
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rankle
激怒; verb: gnaw into; make resentful or angry
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ranks
personnel; a group of people considered all together
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ransom
n.赎金；赎身；v.赎回
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rant
（尤指长时间的）训斥，责骂；怒吼
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rapacious
食量大的，贪食的；过度贪婪的
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rapids
n.急流，湍流
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rapport
和睦，友好
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rapprochement
和睦，友好; noun: the reestablishing of cordial relations
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rapscallion
流氓，恶棍
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rapt
狂喜的，狂热的；全神贯注的
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rarefaction
n.稀薄
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rarefied
verb: make more subtle or refined
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rarefy
使稀薄; v. to make rare, thin, porous, or less dense: attenuate
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rash
草率的，仓促的; adjective: marked by defiant disregard for danger or consequences; imprudently incurring risk
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rasp
v.发出刺耳声音；锉，刮削
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raspy
声音刺耳的；容易生气的
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ratification
n.正式批准
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ratify
（官方地）认可，批准
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ratiocination
推理
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ration
定额供应量，配给量；按比例分配
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rational
合乎逻辑的；理性的
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rationale
n.基本原理; fundamental reason
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rattle
v.使发出咯咯声；使慌乱
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raucous
a.刺耳的，沙哑的；喧嚣的
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ravage
v.摧毁，使荒废
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rave
狂热赞扬；（发疯般地）怒吼
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ravel
解开，松开；阐明；使纠缠，使复杂化
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ravening
a.狼吞虎咽的；贪婪的
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ravenous
食量大的，贪食的；贪婪的; adjective: extremely hungry; devouring or craving food in great quantities
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ravish
使陶醉，使沉迷
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ravishing
a.令人陶醉的
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raze
摧毁，粉碎
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razor
n.剃刀，刮胡刀
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react
做出反应
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reactant
something that reacts; a substance that undergoes a change in a chemical reaction
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reactionary
反对改革的，极保守的
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readable
adj.易读的
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readily
adv.乐意地；容易地
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ready
a.敏捷的，迅速的
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reaffirm
v.再次确定；重申
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reaffirmation
n.再肯定
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realign
v.重新排列
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realistic
a.现实主义的
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realm
n.王国；领域，范围
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ream
怒斥，训斥
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reap
收割，收获; harvest, such as by cutting; gather; get as a result of one's effort
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reassure
使安心，打消疑虑
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rebarbative
a.令人讨厌的，冒犯人的
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rebellious
a.造反的，反叛的；难控制的
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rebroadcast
v.重播
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rebus
puzzle in which pictures or symbols represent words
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rebuff
严词拒绝; v. to reject or criticize sharply: snub
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rebuke
v.指责，谴责; verb: criticize severely or angrily; censure
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rebuttal
n.反驳，反证
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recalcitrant
顽抗的，不顺从的; not obedient, resisting authority, hard to manage
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recall
v.回想，回忆起；收回；n.唤回
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recant
撤回，放弃，改变; withdraw, retract, or disavow something one has previously said, esp. formally
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recapitulate
v.扼要重述; summarize, repeat in a concise way
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recapitulation
noun: a summary (think of recap)
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recast
v.重铸；更换演员
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recede
v.后退；撤回
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receipt
n.收到，接到；发票，收据
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receptive
a.善于接受的，能接纳的
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recess
n.壁凹；休假
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recession
n. a period of reduced economic activity: stagnation; n. the act or action of receding: withdrawal
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recessive
（基因等）隐性的，由隐性基因控制的；内向的，内敛的
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recherche
a.精心挑选的；异国风味的
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recidivate
回到原先的习惯，尤指重新犯罪
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recipe
n.食谱
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recipient
n.接受者，收受者
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reciprocal
a.相互的，互惠的
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reciprocally
a.相互地；相反地
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reciprocate
往复运动；报答，回报
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reciprocation
n.互换；报答；往复运动
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reciprocity
n.相互性；互惠
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recital
n.独奏会，演唱会，小型舞蹈表演会
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reckless
不考虑后果的，大胆鲁莽的
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recklessness
n.鲁莽，轻率
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reckon
v.推断，估计；猜想，设想
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reclaim
v.纠正，改造；开垦（土地）
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recline
v.斜倚，躺卧
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recluse
隐士；隐居的，不爱社交的; person who lives in seclusion
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reclusive
a.隐遁的，隐居的
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recoil
退却，畏缩
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recollect
v.回忆；想起
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recollection
n.记忆力；往事
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recombine
v.重组，再结合
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recommendation
n.推荐；推荐信
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recompense
v.报酬，赔偿
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recompose
v.重写；重新安排
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reconcile
使和解，协调; verb: make (one thing) compatible with (another)
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reconciliation
n.和解，调解
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recondite
深奥的，难解的; adjective: difficult to penetrate; incomprehensible to one of ordinary understanding or knowledge
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reconnaissance
n.侦察，预先勘测
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reconnoiter
侦察，勘查
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reconstitute
重建，（尤其是通过加水）使复原
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reconvene
重新集合，重新召集
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recount
v.叙述，描写
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recourse
n.求助，依靠
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recreational
adj.娱乐的，休闲的
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recrimination
noun: mutual accusations
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recrudesce
verb: to break out or happen again
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recrudescence
n. a new outbreak after a period of abatement or inactivity: renewal
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recrudescent
revival, breaking out into renewed activity
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recruit
n.新兵；新成员；v.征募，招募
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rectify
v.改正，矫正；提纯
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rectitude
正直
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recumbent
躺着的
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recuperate
恢复（健康或力量），康复
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recur
v.重现，再发生；复发; v. to occur again after an interval: occur time after time; v. to come up again for consideration
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recurrent
a.循环的；一再发生的
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recurring
adj.反复的；再次发生的
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recusant
n.拒绝服从的人
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redeem
实践，履行（诺言等）；改过自新
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redemptive
a.赎回的，救赎的，挽回的
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redirect
v.改寄（信件）；改变方向
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redistribution
n.重新分配
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redolent
芳香的; adj. exuding fragrance: aromatic, odorous; adj. serving to bring to mind: evocative
