G 6 Flashcards

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equitable

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adj.公正的,合理的; adjective: fair to all parties as dictated by reason and conscience

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equity

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不偏不倚,公平

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equivalent

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等价的,相等的

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equivocal

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adj.模棱两可的;不明确的,不确定的; adjective: confusing or ambiguous

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equivocate

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(带有欺骗目的地)模棱两可地说,说谎话; verb: to speak vaguely, usually with the intention to mislead or deceive

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equivocator

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n.说模棱话的人,说话支吾的人

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eradicate

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v.根除;扑灭; verb: to completely destroy

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erase

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v.擦掉,抹去

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erect

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a.竖立的,笔直的

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erode

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侵蚀,慢慢减少

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err

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verb: to make an error

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errand

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n.差使;差事

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errant

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居无定所的;误入歧途的,犯错误的; adjective: to be wandering; not sticking to a circumscribed path

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erratic

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善变的;异常的,不同寻常的; adjective: unpredictable; strange and unconventional

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erratically

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adv.不规律地,不定地

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erroneous

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错误的,不正确的; mistaken, in error; improper, morally incorrect

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ersatz

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a.代用的,假的; adjective: not real or genuine; phony

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erstwhile

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former, previous (adj); in the past, formerly (adv)

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erudite

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博学的; adjective: having or showing profound knowledge

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erudition

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n.博学

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erupt

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v.爆发;喷出

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escalate

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(使)(战争等)升级,扩大

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escalation

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n.逐步上升,逐步扩大

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escapism

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n.逃避现实(的习气)

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eschew
刻意避开;戒绝; verb: avoid and stay away from deliberately; stay clear of
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escort
护卫队,护送者;同行,护送
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esoteric
深奥难懂的;少数人知道的; adjective: confined to and understandable by only an enlightened inner circle
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espionage
n.间谍活动
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espouse
支持;拥护;与…结婚; verb: to adopt or support an idea or cause
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espy
v.突然看到;望见
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essay
to make an attempt; subject to a test
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essential
必要的,本质的,重要的
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essentially
adv.本质上,基本上
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esteem
尊重
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estimable
值得尊敬的; adjective: deserving of esteem and respect
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estrange
使疏远,离间,使感情失和
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estranged
a.疏远的,不和的
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etch
蚀刻;留下深刻印象,铭记
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eternal
永恒的
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ethereal
轻巧精致的;天国的;非物质的,精神(上)的; adjective: characterized by lightness and insubstantiality
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ethics
道德规范
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ethnic
a.种族的,民族的
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ethnocentric
based on the attitude that one's group is superior
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ethos
道德准则; the character, personality, or moral values specific to a person, group, time period, etc.
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etiology
causes or origins
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etymology
n.语源学; origin an history of a word
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eugenic
a.优生(学)的
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eugenics
study of factors that influence the hereditary qualities of the human race and ways to improve those qualities
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eulogistic
a.颂扬的,歌功颂德的
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eulogize
称赞,颂扬
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eulogy
n.颂词,颂文; speech of praise or written work of praise, esp. a speech given at a funeral
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euphemism
婉言,委婉的说法; substitution of a mild, inoffensive, or indirect expression for one that is considered offensive or too direct
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euphemistic
a.委婉的
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euphonious
悦耳的
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euphony
pleasing or sweet sound, especially as formed by a harmonious use of words
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euphoria
感觉极其愉快; noun: a feeling of great (usually exaggerated) elation
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euphoric
a.欢欣的
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euthanasia
mercy killing
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evacuate
撤空;撤退
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evade
v.躲避,逃避;规避; v. to elude or avoid by dexterity or stratagem: dodge; v. to be elusive to: baffle
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evaluation
n.评价,评估
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evanescent
逐渐消失的,短暂的; adjective: tending to vanish like vapor
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evasion
n.躲避;借口
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evasive
难以发现,捕捉,分离的;含糊其辞的; adjective: avoiding or escaping from difficulty or danger or commitment; adjective: deliberately vague or ambiguous
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evenhanded
a.公平的,不偏不倚的; adjective: without partiality
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even-tempered
adj.性情平和的,不易生气的
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eventful
a.多事的;重要的
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eventual
adj.最终的
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evergreen
adj.常绿的
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everlasting
永恒的,持久的
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evict
赶出,逐出
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evil
adj.邪恶的,罪恶的;n.坏事,恶行
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evince
表明; to show plainly; be an indication of
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eviscerate
v.取出内脏;除去主要部分
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evocative
a.唤起的,激起的; tending to call to mind or produce a reaction
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evoke
唤起,引发; v. to cite especially with approval or for support: invoke; v. to bring to mind or recollection: call forth
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evolve
进展,展开,进化
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exacerbate
使加剧,使恶化; verb: make worse
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exact
to force the payment of; demand and obtain by authority
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exacting
严格的,苛求的;费时间心思的; adjective: requiring and demanding accuracy
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exactitude
n.正确,精确,严格
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exaggerate
v.夸大,夸张;过分强调
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exaggeration
n.夸张
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exalt
提升,提拔;赞扬; verb: praise or glorify
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exaltation
n.(成功带来的)得意,高兴
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exalted
adj.崇高的,高贵的
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exasperate
激怒; verb: to irritate intensely
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exasperation
n.激怒,恼怒
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excavate
挖掘,挖空
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excel
v. to surpass in accomplishment or achievement
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exceptionable
a.引起反感的
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exceptional
例外的,特别的,非凡的
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excerpt
n.摘录,选录,节录
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excess
n.过分,过度
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excessive
adj.过分的,过度的
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excessively
adv.过度地
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excise
v.切除,删去
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excitability
n.易兴奋,易激动
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excite
v.激发;使动感情,使激动;使增加能量
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exclaim
v.惊叫,呼喊
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exclamation
n.惊叹词;惊呼
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exclusive
a.(人)孤僻的;(物)专用的
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excogitate
v.认真想出
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excoriate
严厉批评; verb: to criticize very harshly
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excrete
排泄
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excruciate
折磨,使痛苦
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excruciating
adjective: extremely painful
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exculpate
声明无罪;开脱,使无罪; clear from guilt or blame
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exculpation
辩白;申明无罪
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excursive
离题的;散漫的
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execrable
a.可憎的,讨厌的; detestable; abhorrent
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execrate
谴责;痛恨; verb: to curse and hiss at
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execute
v.执行,履行;将(某人)处死
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exegesis
noun: critical explanation or analysis, especially of a text
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exemplar
n.模范,榜样; noun: something to be imitated
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exemplary
榜样的,值得效仿的;作为警告的
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exemplify
v.是…的典型;作为…的例子; verb: be characteristic of; verb: clarify by giving an example of
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exempt
使免除
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exert
v.运用,行使,施加
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exhale
v.呼出;呼气;散发
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exhaust
耗尽;筋疲力尽
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exhaustive
a.彻底的,无遗漏的; comprehensive, thorough, exhausting a topic or subject, accounting for all possibilities; draining, tending to exhaust
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exhaustiveness
n.全面,详尽,彻底
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exhilarate
使高兴;使兴奋; v. to make cheerful and excited: delight
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exhilaration
n.高兴,兴奋
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exhort
敦促,力劝; verb: to strongly urge on; encourage
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exhume
v.掘出,发掘
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exigency
n.紧急要求,迫切需要; crisis; urgent requirements
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exigent
紧急的; requiring immediate attention, action, or aid; excessively demanding
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exiguity
noun: the quality of being meager
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exiguous
a.太少的,不足的; adj. excessively scanty: inadequate
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existential
having to do with existence
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exodus
大批离去
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exonerate
免除责备; verb: pronounce not guilty of criminal charges
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exoneration
n.免除(责任、义务、苦难等)
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exorbitant
过度的; adjective: greatly exceeding bounds of reason or moderation
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exorcise
除去; to expel evil spirits; free from bad influences
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exotic
外来的,不同寻常的
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expand
v.扩大,膨胀
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expansion
扩充;膨胀;开展
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expansive
广阔的;健谈的,外向的; adjective: communicative, and prone to talking in a sociable manner
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expatiate
v.细说,详述; to speak or write at length
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expatriate
v.驱逐,流放;移居国外; to send into exile
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expediency
n.方便;权宜之计
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expedient
n.权宜之计,临时手段;a.(指行动)有用的; suitable, proper; effective, often at the expense of ethics or other considerations
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expedite
加快进程; v. to accelerate the process or progress of: speed up
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expedition
动作迅速
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expeditious
a.迅速的,敏捷的
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expeditiously
a.迅速地,敏捷地
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expel
v.排出;开除; v. to force to leave by official action: eject
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expend
v.花费;用光
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expenditure
n.花费,支出;支出额
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experimental
实验的;根据实验的
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expertise
n.专门技术,专业知识
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expiate
赎罪,纠正; to atone for
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expiation
n. the act of making compensation for one’s wrongdoing: atonement
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expire
断气,死亡;到期
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explanatory
adj.说明的,解释的
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explicable
adj.可解释的
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explicate
解释,说明; to explain; interpret; clarify
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explicit
表达清晰的;成熟的,完全形成的; direct, clear, fully revealed; clearly depicting sex or nudity
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explicitly
adv.明白地;明确地
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exploit
英雄行为;最大程度地利用
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explore
v.探究;勘探;考察
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exponent
倡导者,支持者;实践者,典型代表; person who expounds or explains; champion, advocate, or representative
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exposition
n.阐释;博览会; n. discourse designed to explain what is difficult to understand; n. a public exhibition or show
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expository
a.说明的; explanatory
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expostulate
vi.争论,辩驳
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exposure
n.暴露,显露,曝光
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expound
v.解释;阐述; verb: add details or explanation; clarify the meaning; state in depth
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expressly
adv.清楚地;特意地
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expropriate
v.充公,没收
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expulsion
n.驱逐,逐出
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expunge
v.删除; verb: to eliminate completely
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expurgate
净化(书等),删去(不当处); verb: to remove objectionable material
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exquisite
程度强烈的;精致精巧的
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extant
现存的; adjective: still in existence (usually refers to documents).
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extemporaneous
done without preparation (esp. of a speech), or with some preparation but no notes; improvised, done on the spur of the moment
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extemporize
即兴表现
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extend
v.延伸,扩大;舒展(肢体);宽延,延缓
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extension
n.延伸,扩展
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extensive
a.广大的,广阔的;多方面的,广泛的
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extenuate
减轻罪过; v. to lessen the seriousness of by making partial excuses: mitigate; v. to lessen the strength or effect of: attenuate
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extenuating
adjective: making less guilty or more forgivable
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exterminate
根除,消灭
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external
外部的,表面的,客观的
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externalize
v.使…表面化
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extinct
灭绝的
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extinction
n.消灭,废除
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extinguish
熄灭;终止; v. to reduce to ineffectiveness or bring to an end: smother; v. to cause to cease burning: quench
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extirpate
to root up; to destroy
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extirpation
n.根除,消灭
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extol
赞美;吹捧; v. to praise highly: glorify
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extort
勒索
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extract
用力拔出
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extraction
血统
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extradite
v.引渡
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extraneous
无关的;非主要因素的; irrelevant; foreign, coming from without, not belonging
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extrapolate
(通过逻辑)判断; verb: draw from specific cases for more general cases
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extrapolation
the act of estimation by projecting known information
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extravagance
n.奢侈,挥霍
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extravagant
挥霍的;过度的,不必要的
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extremist
n.极端主义者
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extremity
n.极度;绝境,险境,临终
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extricable
a.可解救的,能脱险的
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extricate
使解脱,救出
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extrinsic
not inherent of essential
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extrovert
n.性格外向者
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extroverted
adj. outgoing and at ease talking as the center of attention: gregarious
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extrude
v.挤出,推出,逐出;伸出,突出
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exuberance
n.愉快;茁壮
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exuberant
非常高兴的,热情洋溢的;大量的,充分的; adj. produced in extreme abundance: plentiful; adj. joyously unrestrained and enthusiastic: flamboyant
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exude
分泌,流出
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exult
感到欢喜
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exultant
a.非常高兴的,欢跃的,狂喜的
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fable
寓言故事;神话,传说;谎言,虚构
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fabric
n.纺织品;结构
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fabricate
捏造;搭建,组建,打造
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fabulous
传说中的;幻想中的,不真实的;令人惊讶的,令人称奇的;极好的
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facet
面;小平面;刻面
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facetious
喜欢开玩笑的,轻浮的; adjective: cleverly amusing in tone
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facile
表面的,浅尝辄止的;容易的,唾手可得的; adjective: arrived at without due care or effort; lacking depth
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facilitate
使变容易,促进; make easier, help the progress of
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faction
派系; group or clique within a larger organization; party strife and dissension
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factious
adjective: produced by, or characterized by internal dissension
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factitious
a.人为的,不真实的; adjective: artificial; not natural
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factorable
a.能分解成因子的
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factotum
a person who does all sorts of work; a handyman
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factual
a.事实的,实际的
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faculty
n.全体教员;能力,技能
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fad
(短暂的)流行,时尚
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faddish
a.流行一时的,时尚的
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fade
v.变暗,褪色;枯萎,凋谢
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fail-safe
保险措施;万无一失的
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fake
v.伪造,佯装;adj.假的
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fallacious
谬误的,不合逻辑的;欺骗性的; adjective: of a belief that is based on faulty reasoning
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fallacy
n.错误,谬论; n. a false or mistaken idea; n. deceptive appearance: deception
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fallibility
n.易出错,不可靠
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fallible
可能出错的
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fallow
休耕的;闲置的; left unplanted (of land); not in use
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falsehood
谎言
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falsify
v.篡改;说谎
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falter
蹒跚;犹豫,踌躇
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familiarity
n.熟悉;亲近,亲密;不拘礼仪
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famine
n.饥荒
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famish
v.使饥饿
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fanatic
狂热者;狂热的,盲信的
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fanatical
excessively devoted, enthusiastic, or zealous in an uncritical way
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fancied
a.空想的,虚构的
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fanciful
幻想中的,不真实的;不切实际的,荒谬的; whimsical, capricious; imaginary; freely imaginative rather than based on reason or reality
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fang
n.(蛇的)毒牙
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fantasy
幻想;产生幻想
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farce
(带有嘲讽元素的)滑稽戏;闹剧
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farewell
interj.再会,再见;n.辞行,告别
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far-fetched
牵强的,未必会的;不着边际的
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far-reaching
a.影响深远的
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fascinate
强烈吸引,使入迷
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fascinating
adj.迷人的,醉人的
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fast
绝食,斋戒;快速的;忠诚的;稳固的,难以拆卸的
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fasten
v.使固定
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fastidious
挑剔的,极仔细的,追求完美的; adjective: overly concerned with details; fussy
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fatal
a.致命的;灾难性的
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fateful
意义重大的;带来灾难的,毁灭性的
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fathom
测量(深度);彻底理解,弄懂; measure the depth of (usually of water) as with a sounding line; penetrate and discover the meaning of, understand
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fatidic
a.预言的
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fatigue
疲惫;(让人厌倦的)苦差事
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fatten
v.长胖,变肥;使…肥沃;装满
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fatuity
n.愚蠢,愚昧
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fatuous
愚笨的,昏庸的; foolish, silly, esp. in a smug or complacent manner
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fault
n.错误;(地质)断层
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faultfinder
吹毛求疵的人
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fauna
animals of a period o region
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fautlessness
无缺点,无错误
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favorable
赞许的;有利的
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favoritism
偏爱,偏袒
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fawn
阿谀奉承; verb: try to gain favor by extreme flattery
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fawning
seeking flavor by flattering
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faze
打扰,使尴尬
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fealty
n.效忠,忠诚
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fearsome
a.吓人的,可怕的
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feasible
a.可行的,可能的; possible; logical or likely; suitable
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feat
n.功绩,壮举
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featureless
缺乏特征的
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febrile
a.发烧的,热病的
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feckless
无成果的,没有价值的;粗心不负责任的; adjective: lazy and irresponsible
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fecund
多产的,肥沃的; adjective: intellectually productive
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fecundity
n.多产,丰饶;繁殖力,生殖力
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feeble
衰弱的; adj. deficient in qualities that indicate vigor or efficiency: inadequate; adj. markedly lacking in strength: weak
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feign
制造假象,装出…的样子; v. to give a false appearance of: pretend, dissemble
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feigned
a.假装的;假的,不真诚的
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feint
n.佯攻,佯击;v.佯攻,伪装
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feisty
好斗的,好争论的
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felicitate
v.祝贺,庆祝
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felicitous
a.(话语等)适当的,得体的; admirably appropriate, very well-suited for the occasion; pleasant, fortunate, marked by happiness
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feline
a.猫的,猫科的
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fell
adjective: terribly evil
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felon
n.重罪犯
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felony
重罪
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feminist
n.女权运动者
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fender
缓冲装置
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feral
野生的;动物性的; existing in a wild or untamed state
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ferment
v.使发酵;(使)激动,(使)动乱;n.发酵,骚动
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fermentation
n.发酵
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ferocious
极端的,剧烈的;激烈的,爆发性的;凶猛的,残暴的
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ferocity
n.凶猛,残暴
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ferret
verb: to search for something persistently
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ferromagnetic
a.铁磁的,铁磁体的
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fertile
a.多产的;肥沃的
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fertility
肥沃;多产
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fertilize
使肥沃,使多产
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fertilizer
n.肥料,化肥
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fervent
充满感情的,热情洋溢的; adj. exhibiting or marked by great intensity of feeling: zealous
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fervid
酷热的;热情的; very hot; heated in passion or enthusiasm
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fervor
热情,狂热; warmth and intensity of emotion
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fester
感染,溃烂,腐烂
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festive
adj.欢宴的,节日的
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fete
verb: to celebrate a person
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fetid
恶臭的; stinking; having an offensive smell
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fetter
枷锁,限制;束缚; to bind; confine
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fiasco
大失败
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fiat
n.法令,政令; arbitrary order; authorization
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fickle
易变的;不忠诚的; adjective: liable to sudden unpredictable change, esp. in affections or attachments
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fickleness
n.浮躁,变化无常
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fictitious
虚构的
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fidelity
忠诚; faithfulness, loyalty; strict observance of duty; accuracy in reproducing a sound or image
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figment
虚构的事物,幻觉
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figurative
比喻的; metaphorical, based on figures of speech; containing many figures of speech (as fancy-sounding writing); related to portraying human or animal figures
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figurine
小雕塑
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file
n.锉刀;v.锉平
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filial
a.子女的
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filibuster
拖延议事; use of obstructive tactics in a legislature to block passage of a law
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filter
过滤;去除杂质
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filth
n.污物;猥亵的东西
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finable
a.应罚款的
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finagle
v.骗取,骗得; verb: achieve something by means of trickery or devious methods
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finale
终场,结局
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financial
adj.财政的,金融的
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finesse
娴熟技巧;精心策划;(巧妙地)躲避; extreme delicacy, subtlety, or diplomacy in handling a sensitive situation or in performance or skill (noun); use tact of diplomacy; employ a deceptive strategy (verb)
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finicky
过分讲究的,挑剔的
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finite
a.有限的
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firearm
n.(便携式)枪支
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firebrand
noun: someone who deliberately creates trouble
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fireproof
adj.耐火的,防火的
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fiscal
a.国库的,财政的
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fissile
a.易分裂的
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fissure
n.裂缝,裂隙; crevice
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fitful
无规律的,缺乏周期的
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flabby
adj.疲软的,无力的
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flaccid
不结实的,松弛的
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flag
旗帜,象征;变得衰弱; verb: droop, sink, or settle from or as if from pressure or loss of tautness; become less intense
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flagellate
v.鞭打,鞭笞
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flagging
a.下垂的;衰弱的
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flaggy
a.枯萎的;松软无力的
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flagrant
a.罪恶昭彰的;公然的
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flair
n.天赋,本领,天资
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flak
n.高射炮;抨击
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flake
v.使成薄片
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flamboyant
艳丽夺目的,炫耀的,充满装饰的; adj. marked by strikingly elaborate or colorful display or behavior: showy
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flammable
a.易燃的
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flatten
v.(使)变平;彻底打败,击倒
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flatter
拍马屁,奉承,讨好;自我感觉良好;使显得更漂亮
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flatulent
a.自负的,浮夸的
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flaunt
v.炫耀,夸耀
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flaunty
a.炫耀的,虚华的
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flaw
瑕疵,缺点;降低,破坏,使不完美
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flawed
adj.有缺点的;错误的
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flawless
无瑕疵的,无缺点的
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flay
v.剥皮;抢夺,掠夺;严厉指责
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fledgling
新生; adjective: young and inexperienced; describing any new participant in some activity
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fleece
n.生羊毛,羊毛;v.骗取,欺诈; verb: to deceive
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fleet
舰队,车队;迅速的;快速涌过
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fleeting
稍纵即逝的,短暂的; passing quickly, transitory
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flexible
灵活的,可变的;易受影响的
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flicker
v.闪烁,摇曳
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flickering
a.闪烁的,摇曳的,忽隐忽现的
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flighty
a.轻浮的;反复无常的
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flimflam
n.欺骗;胡言乱语
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flimsy
a.轻而薄的;易损坏的
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flinch
畏缩;退缩
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flip
v.用指轻弹;蹦蹦跳跳;a.无礼的;冒失的;轻率的
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flippancy
轻率,无礼
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flippant
a.无礼的;轻率的; adjective: showing inappropriate levity
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flirt
调情;无规则地快速运动
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flit
快速或突然地经过
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flock
人群,兽群;聚集,集体行动
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floppy
a.松软的;软弱的
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flora
plants of a region or era
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floral
a.花的,植物的
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florid
辞藻华丽的,花哨的;装饰华丽的; reddish or rosy; flowery, showy, or excessively fancy
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flossy
a.华丽的,时髦的;丝绵般的,柔软的
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flounder
笨拙地行动,挣扎; verb: behave awkwardly; have difficulties
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flourish
茂盛,繁荣;装饰; an embellishment or ornamentation
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flout
嘲弄性不理会,蔑视; treat with disdain, contempt, or scorn (usually of rules)
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fluctuate
波动,无规则地变动
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fluctuation
n.波动,起伏,涨落
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fluency
流利;雄辩;流畅
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fluent
表达流利的;不费力的
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fluffy
a.有绒毛的;无聊的,琐碎的
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fluid
adj.流体的,流动的;易变的,不固定的
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fluke
n.侥幸;意想不到的事; stroke of luck, something accidentally successful
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fluky
侥幸的;偶然的
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flummox
verb: be a mystery or bewildering to
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flunk
v.(考试)不及格
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fluorescent
a.萤光的,发亮的
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flush
(肤色)健康红润的;富有的;大量的;冲洗; adjective: to be in abundance
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fluster
使慌乱
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flustered
a.慌张的,激动不安的
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flutter
v.拍翅
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fluvial
a.河流的,生长在河中的
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flux
n.不断的变动,变迁,动荡不安; noun: a state of uncertainty about what should be done (usually following some important event)
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foible
小缺点; noun: a behavioral attribute that is distinctive and peculiar to an individual
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foil
挫败
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foist
v.偷偷插入;(以欺骗的方式)强加
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fold
n.羊栏;v.折叠
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foliage
n.叶子
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folklore
n.民间传说;民俗学
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folksy
a.亲切的,友好的
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folly
n.愚蠢;愚蠢的想法或做法
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foment
助长,煽动; verb: try to stir up public opinion
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fondle
v.抚弄,抚摸
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foodstuff
n.食料,食品
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foolhardy
adjective: marked by defiant disregard for danger or consequences
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foolproof
十分简单以至于不会失败的
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footle
v.说胡话,做傻事;浪费(时间)
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footloose
无拘无束的,自由的
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foppish
a.(似)纨绔子弟的;浮华的,俗丽的
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forage
寻找; wander in search of; rummage, hunt, make a raid
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foray
v.突袭,偷袭;劫掠,掠夺;n.突袭
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forbear
v.克制;忍耐; v. to hold oneself back from especially with an effort: abstain; v. to control oneself when provoked
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forbearance
克制,忍耐;友好仁慈的态度; patience
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forbidding
a.令人生畏的;(形势)险恶的;令人反感的,讨厌的
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ford
place where a river or similar body of water is shallow enough to walk or ride a vehicle across (noun); to cross at such a place (verb)
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forebear
祖先
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forebode
预示,预兆
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forecast
v.预报,预测;n.预测
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foreclose
v.排除;取消(抵押品的)赎回权
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foreground
强调,重视;n.最受人关注的位置
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foreknowledge
n.预知,先见之明
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forensic
a.公开辩论的,争论的
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foreshadow
vt.预示; indicate or suggest beforehand, presage
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foresight
n.远见,深谋远虑
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forestall
预先阻止; delay, hinder, prevent by taking action beforehand
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forested
a.树木丛生的
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foretell
预言,预示,预告
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foreword
前言
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forfeit
罚金; surrender or lose as a result of an error, crime, or failure to fulfill an obligation
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forfeiture
n.(名誉等)丧失
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forge
伪造;铸造,铸就
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forger
n.打铁匠;伪造者
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forgery
n.伪造(物)
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forgo
v.放弃,抛弃; v. to give up the enjoyment or advantage of: do without
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forlorn
a.孤独的;凄凉的; adjective: marked by or showing hopelessness
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formalized
a.形式化的,正式的
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formation
n.组织,形成;编队,排列
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formative
a.形成的;影响发展的
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formidable
令人害怕的;艰难的; menacing; threatening
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formidably
adv.可怕地,难对付地,强大地
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formulaic
a.公式的,刻板的
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forsake
彻底放弃,抛弃
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forswear
v.誓绝,发誓放弃; renounce; repudiate
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forte
n.优势,长处
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forthcoming
adjective: available when required or as promised; adjective: at ease in talking to others
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forthright
直率的,说话率真的;直接的,不绕弯子的; adjective: characterized by directness in manner or speech; without subtlety or evasion
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fortify
加固,鼓励;做好心理准备; strengthen, invigorate, encourage
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fortitude
n.坚毅,坚韧不拔
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fortuitous
a.偶然的,偶然发生的;幸运的; adjective: occurring by happy chance; having no cause or apparent cause
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forum
n.辩论的场所,论坛
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forward
adj.过激的;莽撞的,冒失的,无礼的
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fossilize
v.使成为化石;使过时
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fossilized
adj.变成化石的
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foster
促进,鼓励,培养;养育; v. to give parental care to: nurture; v. to promote the growth or development of: encourage
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foul
a.污秽的,肮脏的;恶臭的;邪恶的;v.弄脏;n.(体育等)犯规
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founder
建立者;完败;沉没; to sink; fail; collapse
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foyer
n.门厅,休息室
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fracas
争吵,吵闹; noisy disturbance or fight; brawl
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fractional
a.微小的,极少的,微不足道的
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fractious
adj.难以管束的;易怒的,暴躁的; adjective: irritable and is likely to cause disruption
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fracture
破裂;打碎,破坏
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fragile
易碎的;易受伤的,脆弱的
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fragment
n.碎片;片段
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fragmentary
adj.碎片的,片段的
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fragrance
n.香料;香味
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fragrant
a.芳香的
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frail
虚弱的;(意志)薄弱的;(希望)渺茫的
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frank
坦白的;直率的
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frantic
a.疯狂的,狂乱的
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fraternal
a.兄弟的,兄弟般的
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fraternity
n.同行;友爱
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fraud
n.欺诈,欺骗;骗子
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fraudulence
欺诈,欺骗
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fraudulent
欺诈的
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fraught
充满的;令人忧虑的
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fray
n.吵架,打斗;v.磨破
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frenetic
a.狂乱的,发狂的; wildly excited, frantic, distracted
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frenzy
疯狂,狂怒
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frequency
n.频率
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frequent
时常拜访;时常发生的,重复再现的
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fresco
a painting done on plaster
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fret
n./v.(使)烦躁,焦虑