Group I Flashcards
(76 cards)
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Aberrant
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畸变
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Abscond
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潜逃
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Alarcrity
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敏捷；乐意
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Легче
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Easier
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Anomaly
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异常
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Approbation
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赞同
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Arduous
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费力的；辛勤
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Assuage
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减轻
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Audacious
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无畏
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Austere
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简朴
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Axiomatic
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公理
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Обца
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Sheep
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Canonical
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权威；标准
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Capricious
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任性的
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Censure
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责难
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Chicanery
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欺诈
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Connoisseur
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鉴赏家；内行
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Convolute
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使复杂
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disabuse
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去除——错误想法
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discordant
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不调和的
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disparate
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完全不同的
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Effrontery
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无耻；冒失
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Eloquent
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雄辩
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Enervate
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削弱；失去活力
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Ennui
厌倦
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Equivocate
含糊其辞； You can tell when they're stressed out, they'll equivocate and vacillate.
当他们压力过大时，你是可以辨别出来的，因为他们会支支吾吾、犹豫不决
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Erudite
博学
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Exculpate
开脱
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Exigent
急迫的
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Extemporaneous
即兴的
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Filibuster
阻饶议事； 掠夺
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Fulminate
强烈批评
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Ingenuous
朴实的
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Inured
adj 习惯的；V使习惯于 Poverty had inured the beggar to hardships.
| 贫穷已使那乞丐惯于艰难。
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Irascible
易怒的
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laud
赞美
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lucid
清楚的
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Magnanimity
大度；宽宏大量 We will have to show magnanimity in victory.
| 我们必须表现出胜者的大度。
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Martial
军事的，战争的
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Mundane
平凡的；世俗的 It was hard to return to mundane matters after such excitement.
经验过这种紧张的情形，很难再回来做例行的事务。
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Nascent
初生的；新兴的 . Each of these subsystems has two nascent technologies in common.
此外，未来这些子系统的共同点就是均运用了两项新技术。
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Nebulous
（星）云状的； 模糊的 It is marked by a tendency to employ shapes of a deliberately nebulous character.
它以故意模糊不清的朦胧形象为标志。
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Noxious
adj.有害的；有毒的
Noxious gases had built up in the sewer.
下水道 的有害气体越积越多。
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Obtuse
adj.钝的；不尖的；钝角的；愚钝的
The obtuse editor did not know he was being nibbled at.
这位脑筋迟钝的编辑并不知道人家是在向他试探消息。
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Perspicacious
adj.颖悟的；聪明的；有洞察力的
It is very perspicacious of you to find the cause of the trouble so quickly.
你真是明察秋毫，问题的原因这麽快就找出来了。
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Prattle
v.小孩般说话；唠叨；闲聊；空谈
n.孩子气的话；无聊话；连续而无意义的声音
She prattles on about the village gossip.
她闲扯些村里的事。
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Precipitate
vt.促成；使 ... 沉淀；猛摔
n.沉淀物；冷凝物
adj.仓促的；迅猛的；感情用事的
All this will precipitate an economic crisis.
所有这些会促成经济危机
The king was too precipitate in declaring war.
国王在宣战一事上过于轻率
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Predilection
n.偏好；袒护
Charles has always had a predilection for red-haired women.
查尔斯对红头发女人一直有偏爱。
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Prescience
n.预知；先见
till he had a strange prescience,an intimation of something yet to come.
不过他有一种奇特的预感，感到了某件事情就要发生！
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Prevaricate
v.支吾其辞；搪塞
He accused the minister of prevaricating.
他指责部长用搪塞蒙混过关。
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Qualms
n.不安；良心之谴责
名词qualm的复数形式.
If he had had any qualms,they would have been practical.
假如他曾有过什么不安的话，他们就会讲究实际了
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Recant
v.放弃主张；撤回；公开宣布
The torture can not make the man recant.
拷问者不能使那个人放弃他的主张。
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Refute
vt.驳斥；反驳；驳倒
Historical facts refute such a fallacy.
历史事实驳斥了这种谎言。
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Relegate
v.使降级；流放；移交；委任
Mr. Taylor relegate his project to his son after he have ret.
泰勒先生退休后把他的事业移转给儿子。
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Reticent
adj. 沈默寡言的； 有保留的； 含蓄的； 谨慎的
| He was extremely reticent about his personal life. 他对自己的个人生活讳莫如深。
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Solicitous
adj. 关心的； 挂念的； 热切的； 渴望的
He was so solicitous of his guests.
他对他的客人们非常关切。
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Sordid
adj. 肮脏的； 污秽的； 卑鄙的； 邋遢的
| . I've washed my hands of the whole sordid business. 我已经洗手不干那种肮脏的勾当了
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Sporadic
adj. 不定时发生的，时有时无的； 零星的，分散的； 哩哩啦啦
There were reports of sporadic fighting in the streets.
有报道说街上有零星战斗。
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Squander
v. 挥霍，浪费； Don't squander your time in reading those dime novels.
不要把你的时间浪费在读那些胡编乱造的廉价小说上
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Static
adj.静态的；静止的；稳定的；静力的；静电的
The winking eye is implemented as a series of static images.
眨动的眼睛是用一系列静态图像实现的。
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Stupefy
v.(使)茫然；失去知觉
I was stupefied by what I read.
我读到的内容把我惊呆了。
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Stymie
vt. 使 ... 处于困难境地； 妨碍
You'll encounter obstacles those may stymie some individuals.
你将会遇到估计让人停步不前的障碍。
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Synthesis
n.合成；综合；综合分析
His work is a synthesis of several ideas.
他的作品是由几种构想综合而成的。
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Torque
n.转力；扭矩This engine develops a high torque.
| 这台发动机产生的转矩很大
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Tortuous
adj.弯曲的；曲折的；转弯抹角的
istory follows a tortuous course.
历史是循着一条曲折的道路发展的。
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Truculent
adj.野蛮的；好斗的；残酷的
He became very truculent and started arguing with me angrily.
他当时盛气凌人,气冲冲地同我吵了起来.
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Veracity
n.真实性；诚实
Some people questioned the veracity of her story.
有些人质疑她所讲情况的真实性
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Virulent
adj.有毒的；有恶意的；充满敌意的
This virus was both lethal and virulent.
这种病毒不但致死率高，而且毒性极强
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Voracious
adj.狼吞虎咽的；贪婪的；贪吃的；
求知欲强的
After swimming, I find that I have a voracious appetite. 游完泳后,我发现我的食欲大增。
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Waver
v.动摇；摇曳；犹豫；颤抖
His courage never wavered.
他的勇气从未减弱。
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Neologism
n.新字；新语；新语症
I don't think these neologisms worth passing on to beginners.
我认为这些新词不值得教给初学者。
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Paean
n.欢乐歌；赞美歌
The novel is a paean to the end of empire.
该小说奏响了一个帝国落寞的赞歌。
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Parody
n.仿作；拙劣的模仿
| She has become a grotesque parody of her former elegant self.
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Perennial
adj.永久的；反复出现的；多年生的
Politics provides a perennial subject for argument.
政治是一种长期争论不休的话题。
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Perfidy
n.不诚实；不忠；背信弃义
All his usual formalities of perfidy were observed with scrupulous technique.
他所有形式的狡诈与不忠都被极其审慎地记录下来
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Perfunctory
adj.敷衍的
He is never serious and works in a perfunctory manner.
他工作浮皮潦草，从不认真。
