G 9 Flashcards

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intimidate

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威吓

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intoxicant

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使人陶醉的东西(尤指酒精饮料)

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intoxicate

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v.(使)沉醉,(使)欣喜若狂;(使)喝醉; v. to excite or elate to the point of enthusiasm or frenzy; v. to poison

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intoxication

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陶醉

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intractability

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难驾驭;棘手

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intractable

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a.倔强的,难以管理的;难以加工的,难以操作的; difficult to control, manage, or manipulate; hard to cure; stubborn

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intransigence

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stubbornness; refusal to compromise

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intransigent

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不妥协的,固执的; adjective: unwilling to change one’s beliefs or course of action

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intrepid

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无畏的; adjective: fearless

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intricacy

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n.错综复杂

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intricate

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a.错综复杂的;难懂的; adj. having many complexly interrelating parts or elements: complicated

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intrigue

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阴谋;激起…的兴趣; n. a secret scheme: plot; v. to arouse the interest, desire, or curiosity of: appeal

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intriguing

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吸引人的

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intrinsic

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固有的,内在的; belonging to the essential nature of a thing

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introspective

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a.自省的,内省的; contemplating one’s own thoughts and feelings

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introvert

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n.性格内向的人

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intrude

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v.把(思想等)强加于;闯入

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intruding

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adj.入侵的,入侵性的

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intrusively

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adv.入侵地

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intuition

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n.直觉;直觉知识

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intuitive

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直觉的

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inundate

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淹没; verb: to flood or overwhelm

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inure

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使习惯接受不好的东西;使坚强; verb: to make accustomed to something unpleasant

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inured

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hardened; accustomed; used to

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invade
v.侵略,侵入
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invalidate
v.使无效,使作废
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invaluable
无价的
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invariable
adj.恒定的,不变的
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invective
侮辱性的; noun: abusive or denunciatory language
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inveigh
激烈抗议,表示强烈不满; to disapprove; protest vehemently
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inveigle
诱骗; entice, lure; get something by flattery, cleverness, or offering incentives
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invention
n.发明,创造;发明才能,创造力;发现,找到
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inventive
adj.善于发明的,有创造力的;发明的
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inventory
存货清单;(包含要点的)简介
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inverse
a.相反的;倒转的
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investigate
v.调查
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investigative
adj.调查的
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investiture
investing; formally giving someone a right or title
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investor
n.投资者
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inveterate
积习的; adjective: habitual
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invidious
惹人反感的;羡慕嫉妒恨的; adjective: likely to cause resentment
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invigorate
使精神,使强壮,鼓舞激励
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invincible
不可战胜的,不可超越的
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inviolable
adjective: never to be broken, infringed, or dishonored
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inviolate
adj.不受侵犯的,未受损害的; adjective: must be kept sacred
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invisible
看不见的;无形的
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invoice
n.发票,发货清单;v.给开发票
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invoke
实施;产生,造成
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involuntary
a.无意的
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involve
v.包含,含有;参与;牵涉,牵连
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involved
adjective: complicated, and difficult to comprehend
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involvement
n.参与;连累;投入
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invulnerable
a.不会受伤害的,刀枪不入的
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iota
n.极小量,极少
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irascible
易怒的; adjective: quickly aroused to anger
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irate
极其愤怒的
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ire
n.愤怒;v.激怒
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iridescence
n.彩虹色
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iridescent
五颜六色的
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irk
令人烦恼的事物;使烦恼,使厌倦; verb: irritate or vex
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irksome
a.令人苦恼的,讨厌的
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ironclad
非常坚固的,坚不可摧的
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ironic
a.讽刺的,挖苦的;出乎意料的
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irony
n.反话;讽刺意味;出人意料的结果
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irradiate
v.照射;照耀,照亮
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irradicable
不能根除的
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irrational
a.不理智的;失去理性的,不合理的
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irrationality
不合理
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irreconcilable
a.无法调和的,矛盾的
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irredeemable
a.无法挽回的,不可救药的
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irreducible
(数)不可约分的
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irrefutable
a.无可辩驳的,毋庸置疑的; adjective: impossible to deny or disprove
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irrelevant
adj.不相关的;不切题的
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irremediable
a.无法治愈的,无法纠正的
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irreparable
a.不能挽回的,无法弥补的
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irreplaceable
不能调换的,不能替代的
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irrepressible
a.抑制不住的,压抑不住的
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irreproachable
a.无可指责的,无瑕疵的
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irresistible
a.无法抗拒的;不能压制的
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irresolute
a.未决定的;犹豫不决的; adjective: uncertain how to act or proceed
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irresponsible
a.不对更高一级负责的;不承担责任的;无责任感的;无负责能力的;n.不负责任的人,无责任感的人
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irreverent
a.不尊敬的
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irreversible
a.不能撤回的,不能取消的
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irrevocable
a.不能撤回的,无法取消的; adjective: incapable of being retracted or revoked
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irrigate
灌溉;冲洗
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irritable
a.易怒的,急躁的;易受刺激的
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irritate
刺激,惹恼; v. to provoke impatience, anger, or displeasure in: annoy
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irritating
adj.刺激的;使人愤怒的,气人的
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irritation
n.愤怒,恼怒
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isolate
v.孤立
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isolation
隔绝;隔离;孤立
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issue
(有争议的)话题,议题;发布(期刊)等;(使)流出
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iterate
v.重申,重做
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itinerant
a.巡回的; adjective: traveling from place to place to work
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itinerary
n.旅行路线; travel schedule; detailed plan for a journey
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jab
v.猛刺
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jabber
快而不清楚地说
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jaded
疲惫的;厌倦的,没兴趣没热情的; adj. fatigued by overwork: exhausted; adj. made dull, apathetic, or cynical by experience or by surfeit
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jagged
a.锯齿状的,参差不齐的
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jamb
n.侧柱
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jamboree
n.喧闹的集会
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jape
嘲弄
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jar
v.震动,摇晃;冲突,抵触;震惊;发出刺耳声;n.广口坛子
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jargon
行业术语; noun: a characteristic language of a particular group
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jarring
刺耳的;震惊的
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jaundice
(因嫉妒或厌世而产生的)偏见
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jaundiced
a.有偏见的; adjective: to be biased against due to envy or prejudice
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jaunt
n./v.短途旅行
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jaunty
轻快的,活泼的
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jealousy
n.嫉妒
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jeer
v.嘲笑
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jejune
无趣乏味的;幼稚的; adjective: dull; lacking flavor; adjective: immature; childish
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jeopardize
v.危及,危害; v. to expose to danger or risk: imperil
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jeopardy
危险
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jerk
v./n.猛拉
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jest
轻浮的态度,戏谑
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jesting
a.滑稽的;爱开玩笑的
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jettison
丢弃,投弃; discard, cast off; throw items overboard in order to lighten a ship in an emergency
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jibe
意见一致; to be in agreement
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jingoism
n.沙文主义,侵略主义; noun: fanatical patriotism
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jingoist
极端爱国激进分子(通常表现为好战的对外政策); noun: a person who thinks that their country should be at war
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jitters
紧张,不安
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jockey
n.骑师;v.谋取
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jocose
fond of joking; jocular
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jocular
搞笑的,欢乐的; adjective: characterized by jokes and good humor
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jocund
欢快的,高兴的
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jog
慢跑;唤起
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jolly
a.欢乐的,快乐的
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jolt
突然移动;惊吓
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jolting
a.令人震惊的
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josh
v.(无恶意地)戏弄,戏耍
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jostle
v.推挤;挤开通路
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jot
简要记录
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jounce
v.颠簸地移动
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journalistic
adj.新闻业的,新闻工作者的
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jovial
愉快的; adjective: full of or showing high-spirited merriment
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jubilant
喜悦的; adjective: full of high-spirited delight because of triumph or success
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jubilation
n.欢腾,欢庆
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judicial
a.法庭的,法官的
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judicious
明智的,慎重的; using judgement; wise, sensible
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judiciousness
n.明智
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jug
v.用陶罐等炖;关押
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juggernaut
无法阻挡的力量的,摧毁一切的强大力量; noun: a force that cannot be stopped
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jumble
v.使混乱,混杂;n.混杂,杂乱
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jumpy
a.紧张不安的,心惊肉跳的
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junction
n.交叉路口;连接
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juncture
n.关键时刻,危急关头;结合处,接合点; critical point in time, such as crisis or a time when a decision is necessary; a place where two things are joined together
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junta
noun: an aggressive takeover by a group (usually military)
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jurisdiction
n.司法权,审判权,裁判权
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justifiable
a.有理由的,无可非议的
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justification
n.正当的理由;辨护
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justify
证明…的合理性,为…辩解
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juvenile
a.青少年的;孩子气的,幼稚的
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juxtapose
v.并列,并置; verb: place side by side
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juxtaposed
v. placed side by side: adjacent
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kaleidoscopic
adj.千变万化的
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kangaroo
n.袋鼠
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keen
a.锋利的,锐利的;敏锐的,灵敏的;热心的; sharp, piercing; very perceptive or mentally sharp; intense (of a feeling)
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keenness
敏锐,锐利;热心;强烈
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ken
视野范围;知道,了解(人或物)
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kennel
n.狗舍,狗窝
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kernel
n.果仁;核心
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kidnap
绑架勒索
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kidney
n.肾
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killjoy
n.令人扫兴的人
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kin
n.亲属
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kindle
点燃; ignite, cause to begin burning; incite, arouse, inflame
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kindred
类似的;具有相似或相近的起源、本性或性质的
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kinetic
adj.运动的;动力学的; pertaining to motion
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kipper
v.腌制,熏制
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knack
诀窍,聪明的做法
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knead
揉捏,塑造
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knell
the sound made by a bell for a funeral, or any sad sound or signal of a failure, death, ending, etc. (noun); to make such a sound (verb)
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knit
编织(纱线);连接,联系
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knotty
多结的,复杂的,困难的
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know-how
n.专业技能,知识
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kowtow
verb: to bow or act in a subservient manner
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kudos
名望,名声;夸奖,赞扬; praise, honor, congratulations
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label
noun: a name or phrase given to a group of things to identify them (often negative); verb: to give a label to something
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labile
易变的,不稳定的; likely to change
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laboratory
实验室,化工厂,研究室
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laborious
勤奋的;费力的; adjective: characterized by effort to the point of exhaustion; especially physical effort
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labyrinthine
迷宫似的,复杂曲折的; adj. of, relating to, or resembling a labyrinth or maze: intricate, involved
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lace
n.带子;网眼织物
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lacerate
使非常痛苦; verb: deeply hurt the feelings of; distress
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lachrymose
催人泪下的,悲伤的; adjective: showing sorrow
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lackadaisical
adj.无精打采的;无兴趣的
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lackluster
黯淡无光泽的; not shiny, dull, mediocre; lacking brilliance or vitality
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laconic
简洁(以至于显得粗鲁或难以理解)的; adjective: one who says very few words
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lactic
a.乳汁的
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lag
最终的,最后的;缓慢行走;萎靡,失去活力
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laggard
adj.缓慢的;落后的;n.落后者
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lair
n.窝,巢穴;躲藏处
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lambast
verb: criticize severely or angrily
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lambaste
严厉斥责; to trash verbally or physically
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lament
悼词;抱怨;为…哀悼,表达痛苦或遗憾; mourn, express grief, sorrow, or regret (verb); an expression of grief, esp. as a song of poem (noun)
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lamentable
值得惋惜的,悲哀的
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lampoon
讽刺; verb: ridicule with satire
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lance
长矛,标枪;刺穿,刺破
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lancet
n.柳叶刀
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landmark
object (such as a building) that stands out and can be used to navigate by; a very important place, event, etc.
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landslide
n.山崩;压倒性的胜利
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languid
没精打采的,虚弱的; adjective: not inclined towards physical exertion or effort; slow and relaxed
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languish
变得衰弱; verb: become feeble
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languor
懒惰;衰弱
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lank
细长瘦弱的;不僵硬的,柔软松弛的
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lap
v.舔食
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lapse
小过失;结束,终止
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larceny
theft
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lard
v.使丰富,使充满
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largess
n.赠送,赏赐;赠款,赏赐物; noun: extreme generosity and giving
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largess or largesse
捐赠物;慷慨; generosity, the giving of money or gifts (esp. with the implication that the giver is a bit superior to the recipient)
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lark
v.玩乐,嬉耍;n.玩乐
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lascivious
adjective: lecherous; sexually perverted
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lash
击打;猛击,撞击;捆扎
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lassitude
乏力,没精打采; tiredness, weariness, lazy indifference
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lasso
n.(捕捉牛、马用的)套索
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lasting
a.持久的,永久的
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latch
n.门闩;v.用门闩闩牢
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latent
潜在的,不活跃的; potential; existing but not visible or active
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lateral
a.侧面的
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lathe
n.车床;v.用车床加工
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latitude
(行动或言论)自由
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lattice
n.(做木片或金属片叠成的)格子架
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laud
v.称赞; praise
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laudable
adjective: worthy of high praise
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laudatory
表示赞扬的
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lava
n.熔岩
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lave
vt.为沐浴,洗;慢慢冲刷
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lavender
n.薰衣草;a.淡紫色的
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lavish
奢侈的,大量的,无节制的;挥霍,浪费; abundant or giving in abundance; marked by excess (adj); give very generously (verb)
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lax
松弛的,不紧的,不严格的;懈怠的,漫不经心的; not strict; careless, loose, slack
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laxative
a.(药)通便的;n.轻泻药
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layperson
a person who is not a member of the clergy or not a member of a particular profession (such as medicine, law, etc.)
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leach
v.过滤
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leak
v.泄漏;n.泄漏;漏出量;裂隙,漏洞
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leakage
n.渗漏,漏出
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lean
v.倾斜;斜靠;a.瘦的
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lease
n.租约;租期;v.出租
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leaven
在…中加入轻松、活泼或变更的因素
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leer
一瞥,斜眼看
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leery
怀疑的,不信任的; adjective: openly distrustful and unwilling to confide
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leeward
a.背风的
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legacy
遗产; n. a gift by will especially of money or other personal property: bequest; n. something transmitted by an ancestor or predecessor or from the past: heritage
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legend
传奇,传说;图例
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legerdemain
slight-of-hand (magic as performed by a magician); trickery or deception
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legion
大量的人,(尤指)军团;大量的
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legislate
vt.立法
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legislature
n.立法机关,立法团体
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legitimate
adj.合法的;正当的
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legitimize
使…合法化
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leisureliness
n.悠然,从容
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leniency
n.宽厚,仁慈
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lenient
宽大仁慈的
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lesion
n.损害,损伤
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lethal
非常有害的,致命的
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lethargic
没精打采的,行动迟缓的; adjective: lacking energy
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lethargy
n.昏睡;呆滞,懒散; n. the quality or state of being lazy, sluggish, or indifferent; n. abnormal drowsiness
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levee
n.堤岸,防洪堤; an embankment that prevents a river from overflowing
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levelheaded
明智的
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levity
轻浮; lightness (of mind, spirit, or mood) or lack of seriousness sometimes in an inappropriate way
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levy
v./n.征税;征兵; collect tax from, wage war on, or enlist for military service (verb); act of collecting tax or amount owed, or the drafting of troops into military service (noun)
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lewd
adj.好色的;猥琐的
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lexical
a.词汇的;词典的
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lexicographer
n.词典编纂者
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lexicon
n.词典
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liability
责任;障碍,不利条件
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liaison
n.密切的联系;暧昧的关系
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libel
v./n.(文字)诽谤,中伤
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libelous
adj.恶意中伤的,诽谤的
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liberal
思想前卫的;慷慨的,大方的; favorable to progress or reform, believing in maximum possible individual freedom; tolerant, open-minded; generous (adj); a person with such beliefs or practices (noun)
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liberality
n.慷慨;心胸开阔
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libertine
放荡不羁者; morally or sexually unrestrained person; freethinker (regarding religion)
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liberty
n.随意;自由
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libido
sexual desire
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license
许可,认可;自由;放荡;准许,授权使用
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licentious
放荡的,性欲强的; sexually unrestrained; immoral; ignoring the rules
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licit
a.合法的
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lighthearted
adj. free from care, anxiety, or seriousness: happy-go-lucky
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ligneous
a.木质的,木头般的
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liken
显示相似,把…比作
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likewise
also, in addition to; similarly, in the same way
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lilliputian
extremely small
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limb
n.肢,翼
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limber
可塑的,柔软的
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limbo
n.不稳定的状态,中间状态
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limn
v.描写;画; to draw, describe
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limnetic
a.淡水的,湖泊的
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limousine
n.大型轿车,(常指)大型豪华轿车
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limp
柔软的,松散的;软弱的,没有精神的;跛行,艰难地行走
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limpid
透明清澈的;镇定的,淡定的; adjective: clarity in terms of expression
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lineal
a.直系的,嫡系的
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linger
磨蹭,闲荡
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lingual
a.舌的;语言的
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linguistic
pertaining to language
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linguistics
n.语言学
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linkage
连接
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lionize
追捧,把…捧为名人; verb: assign great social importance to
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liquefy
v.(使)液化;(使)溶解
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liquidate
v.清算;清偿
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lissome
柔软的;敏捷的,轻盈的; flexible, supple, agile
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list
(使)倾斜
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listless
adj.无精打采的; spiritless, lacking interest or energy
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litany
noun: any long and tedious account of something
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literati
scholarly of learned persons
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lithe
敏捷的,轻盈的;柔软的
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litigant
n.诉讼当事人
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litigation
legal proceedings
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livid
furiously angry, enraged
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loaf
n.一条(面包);v.虚度光阴
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loath
不情愿的,讨厌的; adjective: unwillingness to do something contrary to your custom (usually followed by 'to')
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loathe
厌恶
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locus
n.地点,所在地
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locution
n.语言风格;惯用语
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lofty
崇高的;高的;自大的
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log
n.日志,记录;一段木头;v.记录; keep a record of, write down; travel for or at a certain distance or speed (verb); a written record (noun)
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logistics
n.后勤学;后勤
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loiter
v.闲逛,游荡;慢慢前行;消磨时光,虚度光阴
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loll
懒洋洋地行动;偷懒,打发时间
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long-winded
a.冗长的
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loosen
v.变松,松开
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lope
n.轻快的步伐;v.大步跑
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lopsided
歪的,倾斜的;不平衡的,不协调的
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loquacious
话多的; talkative, wordy
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lore
n.知识;特定的知识或传说
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lot
n.签;命运;v.抽签,划分
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lottery
n.抽彩给奖法
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lout
n.蠢人,笨蛋
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loutish
粗鲁的
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lowbred
a.粗野的,粗俗的
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lubricant
n.润滑剂
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lubricate
使润滑
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lucid
有光亮的;神志清醒的;表达清晰的,简单易懂的; adjective: (of language) transparently clear; easily understandable
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lucidity
清晰;易懂
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lucrative
adj.赚钱的,有利可图的; adj. producing wealth: profitable
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lucre
n.〈贬〉钱,利益; money or profits
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lucubrate
v.刻苦攻读,埋头苦干,专心著作
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ludicrous
荒唐的,可笑的
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lug
拖动,拉动;费力搬运
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lugubrious
(故作夸张的)悲哀的; adjective: excessively mournful
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lukewarm
a.微温的,不冷不热的
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lull
相对平静时期,间隙;使镇静,使安心; soothe or cause to fall asleep (as in a lullaby); quiet down; make to feel secure, sometimes falsely (verb); a period of calm or quiet (noun)
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lullaby
催眠曲;使镇静,使安心
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lumber
木材;笨拙地行动;使负担(从而拖累); walk in a heavy or clumsy way, sometimes due to being weighed down
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lumen
n.流明(光通量单位)
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luminaries
杰出人物
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luminary
杰出人物
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luminous
发光的,有光泽的;杰出的,重要的; shining, radiant, well-lit; brilliant or enlightening
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lump
n.块;肿块;v.形成块状
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lunatic
n.疯子;a.极蠢的
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lunge
n.冲,扑
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lurch
蹒跚
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lurid
恐怖的,令人反感的;面色苍白的,病态的; gruesome or excessively vivid; sensational, shocking, unrestrained
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lurk
潜伏
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luscious
a.美味的;肉感的
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lush
茂盛的;多产的;(声音、味道)优美的,令人愉悦的
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lust
n.强烈的欲望
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luster
n.光辉;光泽;v.使有光泽;使有光彩,给…增光;发光
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lustrous
有光泽的; shining
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lusty
a.充满活力的,精力充沛的
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luxuriant
繁茂的,丰富的
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luxurious
豪华的;奢侈的
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lymphatic
a.无力的;迟缓的;淋巴的
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lyric
(可以哼唱的)小曲;如诗歌般流畅甜美的
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macabre
恐怖的; adjective: suggesting the horror of death and decay; gruesome
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macerate
浸泡(以软化)
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machiavellian
crafty; double-dealing
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machinate
verb: engage in plotting or enter into a conspiracy, swear together
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machination or machinations
诡计; crafty schemes or plots
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maculate
使有斑点,弄脏;玷污,损坏
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madcap
热爱冒险的人;大胆的,鲁莽的
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madrigal
n.抒情短诗;合唱曲
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maelstrom
漩涡;混乱、动荡的局势; violent whirlpool; any chaotic, turbulent situation
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magenta
a.紫红色的;n.紫红色
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magisterial
adj.有权威的;威风的; adjective: offensively self-assured or given to exercising unwarranted power
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magnanimity
宽大的行为; generosity; nobility
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magnanimous
adj.宽宏大量的,慷慨的; adjective: noble and generous in spirit, especially towards a rival or someone less powerful
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magnate
very important or influential person, esp. in business
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magnificent
壮丽的
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magnify
放大;赞美;扩大;有放大能力
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magniloquence
n.夸夸其谈,虚夸
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magniloquent
a.夸张的
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magnitude
重要,重大;巨大
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maintain
verb: to assert
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majestic
a.雄伟的,庄严的
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makeshift
a temporary, often improvised substitute (noun); improvised for temporary use (adj)
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maladroit
笨拙的; adjective: clumsy
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malady
noun: a disease or sickness
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malaise
不舒服
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malapropism
noun: the confusion of a word with another word that sounds similar
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malapropos
adj. in an inappropriate or inopportune way: improper
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malcontent
不满分子;不满的
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malediction
n.诅咒; a curse
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malefactor
n.罪犯,作恶者
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maleficent
a.有害的;作恶的,犯罪的
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malevolent
恶意的,恶毒的; adjective: wishing or appearing to wish evil to others; arising from intense ill will or hatred
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malfeasance
n.不法行为,渎职; adjective: misconduct or wrongdoing (especially by a public official)
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malfunction
v.发生故障,失灵;n.故障
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malice
n.恶意,怨恨
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malicious
恶意的
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malign
恶意的;诽谤; to speak evil of
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malignant
恶毒的,邪恶的
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malinger
装病以逃避工作; pretend to be sick, esp. to get out of work, duties, etc.
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malingerer
noun: someone shirking their duty by pretending to be sick or incapacitated
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malleable
可塑的;易控制的; adjective: capable of being shaped or bent or drawn out; adjective: easily influenced
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malodorous
恶臭的; adjective: having an unpleasant smell
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manacle
vt.限制,给...制造困难
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manageable
易办的,易控制的,易管理的
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mandate
n.命令,训令
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mandatory
强制的
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maneuver
巧妙地操纵
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mangle
损毁,使伤残;弄砸
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mangy
卑劣的
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mania
热衷,狂热
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maniacal
adj.发狂的,癫狂的
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manifest
显然的,明显易懂;显现,显露; obvious, apparent, perceptible to the eye (adj); to show, make clear, or prove (verb)
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manifesto
n.宣言,声明
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manifold
adj. marked by diversity or variety; v. to make multiple: multiply
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manipulate
巧妙操作;巧妙处理,暗中操控
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manipulation
n.(熟练的)操作;操纵;控制;(对账目等的)伪造,篡改
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mannered
不自然的,做作的; having a particular manner, esp. an artificial one
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mansion
n.公寓;大厦
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manumit
解放(奴隶); v. to release from slavery: free
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manure
n.粪肥;v.给…施肥
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manuscript
手稿
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maple
n.枫树
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mar
污点,坏点;破坏,削弱; damage, spoil, ruin
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maraud
v.抢劫,掠夺
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marginal
边缘的;不重要的
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marine
a.海的;海生的
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mariner
n.水手,海员
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marrow
n.骨髓;精华,精髓
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marsh
沼泽,湿地
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marshal
v.整理,安排,排列
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marsupial
n./a.有袋动物(的)
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martial
a.战争的,军事的; adjective: suggesting war or military life
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martinet
纪律严明之人; noun: a strict disciplinarian
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martyr
n.烈士,殉道者
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marvel
令人惊奇的事物;(因为壮观、美丽等而)表示惊讶
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marvelous
adj.不可思议的;了不起的
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mash
捣碎
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masquerade
面具,伪装;伪装,掩饰
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massacre
n.大屠杀
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massive
a.巨大的,厚重的
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mast
n.船桅,桅杆
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mastery
技艺超群,精通
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masticate
v.咀嚼;把…磨成浆
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mat
n.垫子,席子;v.(使)缠结;铺席于…上
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materialism
唯物主义
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materialize
v.赋予形体,使具体化;出现
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matriculate
入学;录取
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matrilineal
adj.母系的
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matte
a.无光泽的
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mattress
n.床垫
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mature
a.成熟的;深思熟虑的
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maudlin
过于感伤的; adjective: overly emotional and sad
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maul
v.打伤,伤害
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maunder
v.胡扯;游荡; verb: wander aimlessly; verb: speak (about unimportant matters) rapidly and incessantly
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maven
专家
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maverick
特立独行之人;标新立异的,不合常规的; noun: someone who exhibits great independence in thought and action
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mawkish
过度伤感的; adjective: overly sentimental to the point that it is disgusting
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mawkishness
多愁善感,无病呻吟;感情用事
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maxim
noun: a short saying expressing a general truth
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maze
n.迷宫
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meager
贫乏的
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mean
卑贱的;吝啬的;打算,怀有目的;意味着
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meander
闲逛,漫步; verb: to wander aimlessly
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measly
少得可怜的,微不足道的
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measured
深思熟虑的,审慎的
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mechanism
n.结构,机制
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medal
n.奖牌,勋章
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meddle
干涉,管闲事
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mediate
调解,调停
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medicate
v.用药物医治;加药于
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medieval
a.中世纪的,中古的
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mediocre
平庸的,质量中等偏下的; adj. of moderate or low quality, value, ability, or performance: ordinary, so-so
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mediocrity
n.平庸,碌碌无为
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meditate
思索,沉思
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meditation
n.沉思,冥想
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medley
大杂烩,混合物
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meek
谦恭的;顺从的
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meet
合适的
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megalomania
delusions of power or importance
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melancholy
adj.忧郁的;令人悲伤的; noun: a deep, long-lasting sadness
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meld
v.(使)混合,(使)合并
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melee
noun: a wild, confusing fight or struggle
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mellifluous
(曲调)优美的; adjective: smooth and sweet-sounding
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melodramatic
感情夸张的,伤感的; adj. artificially and extravagantly emotional: sensational
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melon
n.甜瓜
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membrane
n.薄膜;膜
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menace
威胁,使处于危险
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menagerie
a variety of animals kept together
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mend
v.修改,改进
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mendacious
撒谎的,虚假的; lying, habitually dishonest
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mendacity
n.不诚实; noun: the tendency to be untruthful
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mendicant
a.行乞的;n.乞丐; noun: a pauper who lives by begging
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menial
仆人,奴仆;卑贱的,低下的
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menthol
n.薄荷醇