G 2 Flashcards
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asterisk
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n.星号
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asteroid
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n.小行星
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astigmatic
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a.散光的，乱视的
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astound
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v.使震惊
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astounding
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令人吃惊的，出乎意料的
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astray
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a.迷路的，误入歧途的
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astringent
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harsh; severe
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astrology
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n.占星术；占星学
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astronomical
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a.极大的，天文学的
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astute
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机敏的，有洞察力的; adj. having or showing shrewdness and perspicacity: perceptive
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asunder
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分离成多部分或多片地；分离地
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asylum
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收容所，保护所; place of refuge or shelter
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asymmetric
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a.不对称的
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asymmetrical
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不平衡的，不对称的
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asymmetry
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不对称，不均衡
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atavism
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noun: a reappearance of an earlier characteristic; throwback
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atheism
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n.无神论，不信神
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atheist
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n.无神论者
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atomic
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a.原子的，微小的
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atonal
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a.（音乐）无调的
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atone
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赎罪，弥补
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atonement
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n.弥补
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atrocious
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极坏的，极其残忍的；让人极为不满的
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atrocity
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n.邪恶；暴行
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atrophy
萎缩，衰退
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attach
v.系上，贴上，附上
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attenuate
降低（数量、力量、价值）; verb: to weaken (in terms of intensity); to taper off/become thinner.
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attenuation
n.变瘦，减少，减弱
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attest
证实，为作证; v. to be proof of: manifest, testify
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attire
v.使穿衣；打扮；n.盛装，服装
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attribute
n.属性，特质；v.把…归于; n. an inherent characteristic: quality; v. to explain by indicating a cause: ascribe
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attrition
n.摩擦，磨损; n. the act of weakening or exhausting by abuse or attack; n. the act of rubbing together: friction
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attune
使协调，使和谐
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attuned
in harmony; in sympathetic relationship
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atypical
非典型的
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audacious
大胆的，（但往往）愚勇的；蔑视（法律、礼节）的，无礼的；乐于冒险的；大胆创新的; adjective: willing to be bold in social situations or to take risks
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audacity
noun: aggressive boldness in social situations
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audible
adj.听得见的
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audience
n.观众，听众；读者
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audit
v.审计，查账；旁听
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augment
v.提高，增加; verb: enlarge or increase; improve
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augmentation
n.增加
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augur
预言家；出现好兆头；预言
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augury
n.预兆，占卜术; telling the future, such as through supernatural means
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august
威严的，严重的；盛大的，令人印象深刻的; venerable, majestic; inspiring admiration
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auspices
n.支持，赞助
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auspicious
好兆头的; adjective: favorable, the opposite of sinister
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austere
朴素的，朴实无华的；严肃的，令人生畏的; adjective: practicing self-denial; adjective: unadorned in style or appearance; adjective: harsh in manner of temperament
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austerity
n.朴素，艰苦
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authentic
真实的，非仿造的；准确的，相符的
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authenticate
v.证明…是真实的
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authoritative
a.权威的，官方的
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authority
（某领域的）权威人士；管辖权，控制；影响力；（管束他人的）权力；根据，理由
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authorization
n.授权，认可
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autobiographical
adj.自传的，自传体的
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autobiography
n.自传
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autocracy
独裁政府
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autocrat
n.独裁者
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autocratic
adjective: characteristic of an absolute ruler or absolute rule; having absolute sovereignty; adjective: offensively self-assured or given to exercising usually unwarranted power
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autograph
n.亲笔稿，手迹；v.在…上亲笔签名；a.亲笔的
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automated
a.自动的
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automatic
（机器等）自动的；自发的，情不自禁的
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automation
n.自动装置
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automotive
a.汽车的，自动的
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autonomous
a.自治的；自主的; self-governing, independent
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autonomously
adverb: in an autonomous or self-governing manner.
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autonomy
政治上的独立；自我主导的自由，（尤其是）精神独立
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autumnal
秋天的；垂暮之年的
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auxiliary
a.辅助的，附加的，补充的
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avant-garde
n.（尤指艺术上的）先锋派
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avarice
贪财，贪婪; noun: greed (one of the seven deadly sins)
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avaricious
a.贪婪的，贪心的; adjective: excessively greedy
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aver
声称为真；（态度强硬而明确地）声明; declare or affirm with confidence
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averse
a.不愿意的；反对的; adj. having an active feeling of repugnance or distaste: disinclined
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aversion
非常讨厌，极厌恶；令人厌恶的事物
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avert
v.避免，防止；转移; verb: turn away; verb: ward off or prevent
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avid
急切渴望的；贪婪（钱财）的; adjective: marked by active interest and enthusiasm
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avidity
热望，贪欲
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avocation
n.副业；嗜好; secondary occupation
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avocational
a.副业的，嗜好的
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avoid
v.避开，躲避
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avow
v.承认；公开宣称; v. to declare assuredly: assert
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avowal
承认，公开宣布
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avuncular
like an uncle, benevolent and tolerant
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awash
被淹没的；（如洪水般）泛滥的
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awe
敬畏
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awe-inspiring
a.令人敬畏的
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awe-struck
a.充满敬畏的
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awkward
缺乏灵活性和技巧的；（处理问题）缺乏手段和智谋的；臃肿笨拙的，不优雅的；令人尴尬的；（因过大或过重设计问题）难以操作的
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awning
雨篷，遮阳篷
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awry
弯曲的，扭曲的；走样的（地），出差错的（地）; adj. off the correct or expected course: amiss; adj. in a turned or twisted position or direction: askew
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axiom
n.公理；定理; self-evident truth requiring no proof; universally or generally accepted principle
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axiomatic
公理的；不言自明的; taken for granted; self-evident truth
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azure
n.天蓝色；a.蔚蓝的
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babble
发出含糊无意义的嘟囔声，胡乱说；闲聊
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bacchanalian
pertaining to riotous or drunken festivity; pertaining to revelry
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backdrop
n.（事情的）背景；背景幕布
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backfire
产生相反的结果，事与愿违
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backhanded
间接的，含沙射影的，虚情假意的
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backset
n.倒退，逆流
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backslide
（情况等）倒退，故态复萌
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bacterium
n.细菌
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badge
n.徽章
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badger
不断纠缠或骚扰; verb: to pester
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badinage
打趣，善意的玩笑
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baffle
挫败，阻挠；使疑惑
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baffling
令人疑惑的，难以理解的
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bait
逗弄，激怒；引诱；诱饵
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balance
权衡
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balderdash
n.胡言乱语，废话，无意义的话
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bale
痛苦，悲哀
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baleful
有害的；凶兆的，凶恶的；致命的; adjective: threatening or foreshadowing evil or tragic developments
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balk
阻碍；不愿接受，拒绝; verb: refuse to comply
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balky
不服管束的，倔强的
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ballad
（由简单诗节和叠句组成的）民歌
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balloon
迅速增加; swell or puff out; increase rapidly
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ballot
n./v.投票
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ballyhoo
n.喧闹，呐喊；v.大肆宣传，大吹大擂
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balm
香油，止痛膏，安慰物；香气
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balmy
a.芳香的；（空气）温和的；止痛的
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bamboozle
v.欺骗，隐瞒
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ban
n.禁令；v.禁止，取缔
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banal
非原创的，陈腐的; adjective: repeated too often; overfamiliar through overuse
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banality
noun: a trite or obvious remark
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bane
祸根；有害的物质; something that ruins or spoils
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banish
驱逐出境；赶出; verb: expel from a community, residence, or location; drive away
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banter
幽默、打趣的（地）谈话; playful conversation
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bar
v.禁止，阻挡；n.条，棒
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barb
尖锐而严厉的批评
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barbarous
野蛮的，凶残的；未开化的
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bard
poet
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bare
v.暴露；a.赤裸的
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barefaced
公然的，厚颜无耻的
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bargain
协议；讨价还价
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barn
n.谷仓
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baroque
装饰华丽的，过分雕琢的，复杂的；（程度上）过分的
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barrage
弹幕；有压倒之势的、集中倾泻的（如言语）；（同时）袭来
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barren
不育的；不产生结果的，无效的；贫瘠的；极度匮乏的
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barricade
障碍物；用障碍物阻止通过
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barrier
n.路障；障碍
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barring
除…之外
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barrister
n.出庭律师；律师
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barter
以物换物
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base
a.卑鄙的; adjective: the lowest, class were without any moral principles
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baseless
无根据的
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bash
猛击；攻击，用力击打；抨击，严厉批评
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bashfulness
n.羞怯
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bask
休息，悠然自得
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bastardization
noun: an act that debases or corrupts
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bastion
n.堡垒，防御工事
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batch
一批次的量；一小群人
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bathetic
平凡的，陈腐的
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bawdy
下流的，猥亵的; obscene
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bawl
v.大叫，大喊
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baying
howling in a deep way, like a dog or wolf
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bazaar
n.集市，市场
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beacon
n.烽火；灯塔
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beaded
a.以珠装饰的
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beam
n.（房屋等）大梁；光线
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bearing
n.关系，意义；方位
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beatific
a.幸福的，快乐的; adjective: blissfully happy
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beatify
to sanctify; to bless; to ascribe a virtue to
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beckon
v.召唤，示意
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becoming
adjective: appropriate, and matches nicely
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bedeck
装饰，点缀
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bedizen
to dress in a vulgar, showy manner
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bedraggled
a.（衣服、头发等）弄湿的；凌乱不堪的
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befoul
v.弄脏，诽谤
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befriend
a.以朋友态度对待的
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befuddle
v.使迷惑不解，使酒醉昏迷
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beg
verb: to evade or dodge (a question)
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beget
v.产生，引起
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begrudge
v.吝啬，勉强给; verb: to envy someone for possessing or enjoying something; verb: to give reluctantly
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beguile
v. to deceive by wiles
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behemoth
huge creature; anything very large and powerful
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behold
v.注视，看见
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beholden
欠他人人情的
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behoove
对…有利; verb: to be one's duty or obligation
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beige
缺乏特征的
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belabor
（当众）严厉批评；就…作过度的说明，喋喋不休; v. to attack verbally; v. to explain or insist on excessively
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beleaguer
包围，围攻；使困扰，使烦恼，使消沉; v. to surround so as to force to give up: besiege; v. to cause worry or distress to: beset
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belie
错误的描述，误述；证明…为假；掩饰；与…相对立，与…相矛盾; verb: to give a false representation to; misrepresent
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believable
adj.可信的
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belittle
v.轻视，贬低; verb: lessen the importance, dignity, or reputation of
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bellicose
a.好战的，好斗的; adjective: warlike; inclined to quarrel
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belligerence
好斗，好战
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belligerent
好斗的，好战的; adjective: characteristic of one eager to fight
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bellow
v.咆哮，吼叫
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bellwether
领导者，带头人
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belongings
n.所有物，财产
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bemoan
verb: express discontent or a strong regret
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bemuse
v.使昏头昏脑，使迷惑
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bemused
a.茫然的，困惑的
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benefactor
n.行善者，捐助者
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beneficent
仁慈的，好慈善的；（对个人或社会）有益的; doing good
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beneficial
有利的
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beneficiary
n.受益人
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benevolent
a.善心的，仁心的
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benighted
adjective: fallen into a state of ignorance
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benign
好心的，仁慈的；无害的; adjective: kind; adjective: (medicine) not dangerous to health; not recurrent or progressive
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bent
personal inclination or tendency
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berate
（长时间）严厉指责
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bereave
v.夺去，丧亲; v. to deprive of or take away especially by force
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bereft
adjective: unhappy in love; suffering from unrequited love; adjective: sorrowful through loss or deprivation
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berserk
a.狂怒的，狂暴的
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beseech
（急切地）恳求
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beset
使苦恼，骚扰；攻击，袭击
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besiege
v.围攻，困扰; verb: harass, as with questions or requests; cause to feel distressed or worried
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besmirch
弄脏，弄污；诽谤，玷污; verb: damage the good name and reputation of someone
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besot
v.使沉醉，使糊涂
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besotted
adjective: strongly affectionate towards; adjective: very drunk
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bestow
v.给予，赐赠
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betoken
v.预示，表示
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betray
v.背叛；暴露; verb: to reveal or make known something, usually unintentionally
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bevy
group of birds or other animals that stay close together; any large group
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bewilder
v.使迷惑，混乱
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bewildering
a.令人迷惑的；令人费解的
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bewitching
迷人的，令人着迷的
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bias
n.偏见；v.使有偏见
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bibliomania
n.藏书癖
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bicker
v.争吵，口角
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bid
v.命令；出价，投标
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bide
v.等待，逗留
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bifurcate
（使）分成两支; to fork into two branches or divide into two halves
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bigot
固执己见者，有偏见的人
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bilateral
a.两边的；双边的
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bile
n.胆汁；愤怒
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bilingual
a.（说）两种语言的
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bilious
adjective: irritable; always angry
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bilk
v.躲债；骗取; cheat or defraud
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bin
n.大箱子
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birthright
n.与生俱来的权利
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bitter
尖酸的，激烈的
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bizarre
a.奇异的，古怪的
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blackball
v.投票反对；排斥
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blackmail
敲诈，勒索
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blade
n.刀刃，刀口
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blame
责备
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blameworthy
a.该责备的，有过失的
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blanch
v.使变白；使（脸色）变苍白
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bland
味道平淡的，不刺激的；无趣的；温和的，和蔼的; adj. lacking taste or flavor: insipid; adj. exhibiting no personal concern or embarrassment: unperturbed; adj. smooth and soothing in manner or quality: suave
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blandish
v. to act or speak in a flattering or coaxing manner: cajole
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blandishment
甜言蜜语，讨好某人的话; flattery
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blare
v.高声发出
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blasé
（过度放纵之后）厌倦享乐的，腻烦的; bored because of frequent indulgence; unconcerned
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blasphemy
n.亵渎（神明）
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blast
爆炸；一阵猛烈的强风；巨响；炸裂，爆破；斥责，抨击
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blatant
大声喧哗的；（让人生厌地）惹人注目的; adjective: without any attempt at concealment; completely obvious
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blather
v.喋喋不休地胡说，唠叨
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blazing
a.炽烧的，闪耀的
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blazon
使知名；修饰，装扮
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bleach
v.去色，漂白；n.漂白剂，漂白的行为
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bleak
a.寒冷的；阴沉的；阴郁的，暗淡的; adjective: having a depressing or gloomy outlook
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blear
v.使模糊；a.模糊的
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bleary
adj.视线模糊的，朦胧的；精疲力尽的
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blemish
缺点，污点；损害，玷污; n. a noticeable imperfection: flaw; v. mar or spoil the appearance of: deface
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blight
（使）枯萎；损害; disease that kills plants rapidly, or any cause of decay or destruction (noun); ruin or cause to wither (verb)
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blighted
a.枯萎的
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blindness
n.失明
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blinkered
adjective: to have a limited outlook or understanding
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bliss
极度快乐；极乐世界
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blissful
a.极幸福的
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blithe
愉快高兴的；无忧无虑的，漫不经心的; joyous, merry; excessively carefree (so as to ignore more important concerns)
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bloated
a.肿胀的；傲慢的
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block
阻止
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blockade
v./n.封锁
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blockage
n.障碍物
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blockbuster
n.巨型炸弹；一鸣惊人的事物；非常成功的书或电影
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blooming
a.开着花的；旺盛的
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blossom
n.花；v.（植物）开花
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blueprint
蓝图，详细计划；事先计划
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bluff
直率的，（说话）直截了当的；欺骗
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blunder
过失；在…方面犯了很愚蠢且通常很严重的错误，糟蹋；蹒跚
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blunt
使变钝；减弱（力度等）；直率的
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blur
（使）变得朦胧，（使）变得不清楚；使不易理解
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blurt
突然说出，冲动地说
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bluster
狂妄自大地大声说；大声吹嘘，恐吓；喧闹的状态
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boast
v./n.自夸
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boastfulness
n.自吹自擂；浮夸
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bob
v.轻拍，轻叩；使上下快速摆动
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bode
v.预示
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boding
n.凶兆，前兆，预感；a.凶兆的，先兆的
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boggle
（因为怀疑、恐惧）犹豫；笨拙地做
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bogus
伪造的，假冒的；虚伪的，做作的; fake, fraudulent
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bohemian
n.特立独行之人
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boisterous
喧嚷的，吵闹的
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bolster
支撑（物）；鼓励、使有精力; verb: support and strengthen
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bombast
夸大的言辞
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bombastic
a.夸夸其谈的; (of speech or writing) far too showy or dramatic than is appropriate; pretentious
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bonanza
n.富矿脉，贵金属矿
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bondage
n.奴役，束缚
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bonhomie
温和，和蔼; friendliness, open and simple good heartedness
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bonny
a.健美的，漂亮的
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boo
嘘（以表示不满或嘲笑）
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boom
n.繁荣；v.发出隆隆声
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boon
恩惠，福利；喜欢集体行动的; noun: a desirable state; adjective: very close and convivial
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boor
粗鲁的人，不敏感的人; rude, ill-mannered, or insensitive person; a peasant or country bumpkin
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boorish
adjective: ill-mannered and coarse or contemptible in behavior or appearance
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boost
v.促进；增加，提高
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bootless
无用的; adj. unproductive of success: useless
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bore
令人讨厌的人或事物；使厌倦，使厌烦
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boreal
a.北方的，北风的
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boredom
n.厌烦；令人厌烦的事物
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boring
a.无趣的，乏味的
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bouffant
a.蓬松的；鼓胀的
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bough
n.大树枝
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boulder
n.巨砾
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bouncing
a.活泼的；健康的
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bound
界限；给…设置界限；投入的，坚定的
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boundless
a.无限的，无边无际的
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bounteous
a.慷慨的；丰富的
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bouquet
n.花束；芳香
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bovine
a.（似）牛的；迟钝的; cowlike
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bowdlerize
v.删除，删改; verb: edit by omitting or modifying parts considered indelicate
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bowlegged
a.弯脚的，弓形腿的
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boycott
联合抵制，拒绝参与
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brace
v.支撑，加固；n.支撑物
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bracelet
n.手镯，臂镯
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bracing
令人振奋的，给人带来活力的
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brackish
a.微咸的；难吃的
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brag
v.吹嘘
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braggart
n.吹牛者
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braid
n.穗子；发辫；v.编织
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braise
v.炖，蒸
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brake
刹车
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brandish
（带有威胁性地）挥舞; shake, wave, or flourish, as a weapon
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brash
愚勇的，鲁莽的；缺乏判断力的，不明智的
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brassy
厚脸皮的，不知羞耻的；华而不实地炫耀的
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brat
n.孩子；顽童
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brattish
a.（指小孩）讨厌的，被宠坏的，无礼的
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bravado
假装勇敢；虚张声势
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bravura
优秀演技（的）
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bray
v.大声而刺耳地发出（叫唤或声音）
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brazen
蛮横大胆的，厚颜无耻的；大胆自信地去面对或从事; adjective: unrestrained by convention or propriety
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breach
（对伦理、法律准则的）破坏；违背
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breakthrough
突破
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breed
v.繁殖；教养；n.品种，种类
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brevity
简短，简洁；精炼
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brew
v.酿酒；沏（茶），煮（咖啡）；酝酿，即将发生
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bribe
贿赂，收买
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bricklayer
n.砖匠
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bridle
限制; verb: the act of restraining power or action or limiting excess; verb: anger or take offense
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brilliance
才华；辉煌
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brilliant
a.卓越的，出众的；辉煌的，壮丽的
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brim
边缘，边界；充满；加满，倒满
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brink
n.（峭壁的）边沿，边缘
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briny
a.盐水的，咸的
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brisk
充满生机的，有活力的；（言辞或方式）尖刻辛辣的，刻薄的
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bristle
怒不可遏，咆哮；供应充足，充满; verb: react in an offended or angry manner
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bristling
a.竖立的
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brittle
易碎的，脆弱的，易坏的；不热心的，不真心的
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broach
开启，启封；提出讨论; to mention for the first time
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broadside
noun: a strong verbal attack
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brochure
n.小册子，说明书
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bromide
陈词滥调; noun: a trite or obvious remark
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brook
忍受，容许；小溪流; verb: put up with something or somebody unpleasant
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browbeat
恐吓; verb: be bossy towards; discourage or frighten with threats or a domineering manner
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brownish
adj.成褐色的
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browse
v.吃草；浏览；n.嫩叶；嫩芽
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bruise
v.受伤，擦伤
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bruit
（未经证实地）散播（消息）
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brusque
a.唐突的，鲁莽的
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brusquely
adverb: in a blunt, direct manner
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brusqueness
n.唐突，直率
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brutal
a.残忍的，野蛮的；冷酷的
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brutality
n.野蛮，暴行
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brute
n./a.野兽（的）；残忍的（人）
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buck
阻止，反对；转移，交接; verb: resist
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buckle
n.皮带扣环；v.扣紧
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bucolic
a.乡村的；牧羊的; adjective: relating to the pleasant aspects of the country
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budge
（使）改变立场或态度；停止抵抗，屈服
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budget
n.预算；v.做预算，安排开支
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buffer
v.缓冲，减轻; something that shields, protects, absorbs shock, or cushions
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buffet
v.反复敲打；连续打击
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buffoon
n.丑角；愚蠢的人
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bulge
凸起；比赛中的优势地位；暴涨，突增，在数目或数量上突然而且是临时性的增加；充满
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bulky
a.庞大的；笨重的
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bullion
n.金条，银条
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bully
欺凌弱小者；最好的，最棒的
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bumble
含糊不清地说，杂乱无章地说；笨拙地行动
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bumbling
adjective: lacking physical movement skills, especially with the hands
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bump
v.碰撞；n.碰撞声
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bumper
a.特大的；n.保险杠
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bumptious
专横傲慢的，自以为是的
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bungle
办遭，失败
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buoy
使充满勇气和力量，使振作
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buoyant
有浮力的；心情好的
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burdensome
adj.繁重的，劳累的
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bureaucracy
government characterized by many bureaus and petty administrators or by excessive, seemingly meaningless requirements
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burgeon
迅速成长扩大，蓬勃发展; verb: grow and flourish
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burial
n.埋葬，埋藏
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burlesque
夸张滑稽地模仿以嘲弄他人的文学艺术作品，恶搞
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burning
adj.燃烧的，强烈的
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burnish
擦亮，磨光; polish, make smooth and lustrous
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burrow
v.挖掘，钻进，翻寻；n.地洞
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burst
v.爆炸；爆裂；突然发生
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bust
n.半身（雕）像
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bustle
忙乱，喧嚣；（快速地）行走，奔忙
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butt
v.用头抵撞，顶撞；n.粗大的一端；烟蒂
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buttress
扶墙；为…提供支撑的证据或者信息; verb: make stronger or defensible
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buxom
a.体态丰满的
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bygone
a.过去的; past, former (adj); that which is in the past (usually plural)
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byline
n.标出作者名字的一行
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bypass
绕过，避开
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byproduct
n.副产品；副作用
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byzantine
错综复杂的; adjective: intricate and complex
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cabinet
n.橱柜；内阁
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cache
囤货，藏货；隐藏
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cachet
同意；威望，声望
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cacophonous
a.发音不和谐的，不协调的
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cacophony
刺耳的声音; harsh, discordant, or meaningless mixture of sounds
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cadaverous
adjective: emaciated; gaunt
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cadence
n.抑扬顿挫；节奏，韵律
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cadet
n.军校或警官学校的学生
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cadge
乞讨，乞求; to beg; sponge
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cagey
精明的
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cajole
哄骗
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calamity
大灾难
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calcify
使僵化
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calculable
a.可计算的；可信赖的
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calculated
经过计算（成败得失）的，经过深思熟虑的
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calibrate
校准，调校；调整，使标准化；（根据标准）精确测量
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calligraphy
（优美的）书法
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callous
无同情心的，冷漠的; thick-skinned; insensitive
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callow
不老练的，不成熟的; adjective: young and inexperienced
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calorie
n.卡路里；卡（热量单位）
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calumniate
诽谤，造谣，中伤
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calumny
n.诽谤，中伤; noun: making of a false statement meant to injure a person’s reputation
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camaraderie
友情
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cameo
栩栩如生的描绘，简洁生动的描述或刻画；客串
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camouflage
伪装，伪装手段
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canard
谣传，误传; noun: a deliberately misleading fabrication
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canary
n.金丝雀；女歌星
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candid
a.率直的; adjective: a straightforward and honest look at something
435
candidacy
n.候选人的资格
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candidness
noun: the quality of being honest and straightforward in attitude and speech
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candor
坦率，直率，诚挚
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canned
罐装的
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cannily
adv.机灵地
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canny
精明的，聪明的
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canon
准则，标准；真经，正典; an established set of principles; a basis or standard for judgment; a group of literary works
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canonical
a.符合规定的，经典的; authorized, recognized; pertaining to the canon, or body of accepted rules, standards or artistic works
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canonize
过分宠爱，过分崇拜；使崇高，使神圣
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canopy
n.蚊帐；华盖
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canorous
a.音调优美的，有旋律的
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cant
insincere talk; language of a particular group
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cantankerous
a.脾气坏的，好争吵的; irritable; ill-humored
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canvass
仔细检查，详尽讨论；游说，去（一个地区）的各处或找到（个人）来拉选票或订单
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canyon
n.峡谷
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capacious
adj.容量大的，宽敞的; adj. capable of containing a great deal: spacious
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capacity
noun noun: the amount or volume something can hold ability (especially mental)
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caper
n.雀跃，跳跃；v.雀跃
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capitulate
投降，默许; noun: to surrender (usually under agreed conditions)
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caprice
一时冲动的决定；反复无常，善变
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capricious
a.变化无常的，任性的; adjective: determined by chance or impulse or whim rather than by necessity or reason
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capsule
n.荚膜，蒴果；胶囊
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caption
n.标题
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captious
吹毛求疵的，爱挑毛病的; faultfinding; intended to entrap, as in an argument
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captivate
吸引
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captivating
adj.吸引人的
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capture
v.俘获；夺取或赢得；n.战利品
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carbohydrate
n.碳水化合物
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cardiac
a.心脏的
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cardinal
主要的，非常重要的; adjective: of primary importance; fundamental
465
cardiologist
n.心脏病专家
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careen
蹒跚而行，不稳定行走；狂奔，快速运动
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carefree
无忧无虑的
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caress
n.爱抚，抚摸；v.爱抚或抚摸
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careworn
忧心忡忡的，焦虑的
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cargo
n.（船、飞机等装载的）货物
471
caricature
用讽刺歪曲等手法的夸张，漫画，讽刺画；嘲笑性模仿或夸张
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carnage
n.大屠杀，残杀
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carnal
肉体的，物质的；世俗的; of the flesh or body; related to physical appetites
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carnivorous
a.肉食动物的
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carouse
畅饮，狂欢作乐
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carp
对小事吹毛求疵，挑剔，表现不满; v. to find fault or complain querulously: faultfind
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carpenter
n.木匠
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carping
adjective: persistently petty and unjustified criticism
479
carrion
n.腐肉
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cartography
mapmaking
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cartoon
n.漫画
482
carve
雕刻；（通过长期不懈努力）开创，开拓
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cascade
（尤指小的）瀑布
484
cast
演员，演员阵容；选派（演员）；提出；抛弃
485
caste
n.社会等级，等级; any of the hereditary social classes in Hindu society; social stratification
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castigate
强烈（公开）指责；惩罚; verb: to reprimand harshly
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castigation
punishment; chastisement; criticism
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casual
a.偶然的；非正式的，随便的
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cataclysm
noun: an event resulting in great loss and misfortune
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cataclysmic
灾难的
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catalog
n.目录；系列
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catalyst
noun: something that speeds up an event
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catalyze
成为…的导火索，导致
494
catastrophe
大灾难；彻底的失败
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categorical
没有例外的，无条件限制的，绝对的; absolute; without exception
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category
n.类别，范畴
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cater
v.迎合；提供饮食及服务
