PTE Vocabulary Flashcards

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well-designed

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adj. 精心设计

Eg: These days, a well-designed interior must be practical and exlude what is unnecessary Business and Management.

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craftsmanship

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n. 技术,技艺,工力

eg: It is easy to appreciate the craftsmanship of Armani Art/ Language and Literature

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bled

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v. 流血(bleed的过去式和过去分词)
eg: The twin brothers bled for their country and died without any regrets.
health care

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corpus

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n.全集,文集
eg: When his sisters applied for habeas corpus, he was taken from the Tower of London to a barren island where habeas corpus could not be imposed.
Art/Language and Literature

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prisoner

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n. 囚犯,犯人,俘虏,刑事被告

eg: The authorities had found a numer of ways of getting round its use where political prisoners were concerned.

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rig

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v.操纵
eg: She accused her oppenents of rigging the vote.
Social problems/Family

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stop

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vi. 停止,中断,逗留,停止工作
eg: Most countries have a range of pension schemes that are designed to provide individuals with an income once they stop working.
Business and Management

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deprived

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v. 剥夺,夺去,使丧失
eg: The new act put a stop to such abuses and deprived the executive of powers it might have used to support oppressive and arbitrary government.
Social Problems/ Family

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executive

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n.行政部门
eg: The new act put a stop to such abuses and deprived the executive of powers it might have used to support oppressive and arbitrary government.
Business and Management

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oppressive

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adj. 压迫的
eg: The new act put a stop to such abuses and deprived the executive of powers it might have used to support oppressive and arbitrary government.
Social problems/ Family

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arbitrary

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adj. 专制的,专横的
eg: The new act put a stop to such abuses and deprived the executive of powers it might have used to support oppressive and arbitrary government.
Social problems/ Family

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exclusionist

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n.排他主义者
eg: In 1679, what became known as the first Exclusionist Parliament passed at least one useful piece of legislation.
Social problems/ family

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legislation

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n. 立法,制定法律,法律,法规
eg: In 1679, what became known as the first Exclusionist Parliament passed at least one useful piece of legisltation
Law

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suspended

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v.延缓,暂停
eg: On the day parliament was suspended, like King gave his assent to a HabeasCorpus Act.
Social problems/ Family

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kin

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n. 亲戚
eg: She has gone to live with her husband’s kin,
social problems/ Family

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gave

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v. 给予,赠送(give的过去式)供给,交给
eg: On the day parliament was suspended, the King gave his assent to a HabeasCorpus Act.
Business and Management

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tow

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vt. 拖,拉,牵引
eg: He had been using the vehicle to tow his work trailer
travel/transportation

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barren

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adj.贫瘠
eg: When his sisters applied for habeas corpus, he was taken from the Tower of London to a barren island where habeas corpus could not be imposed.
Environment/ global story

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potential

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n.潜力,潜能
eg: However the potential for crime is enormous
rt/ Language and Literature

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enormous

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adj.巨大的,庞大的
eg: However, the potential for crime is enormous.
Business and Management

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financial

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adj. 财政的,财务的,财源的
eg: Some experts believe that American financial systems are losing up to $5 billion a year to computer fraud.
Business and Management

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billion

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n.十亿,数以十亿计,大量,一万亿
eg: Some experts believe that American financial systems are losing up to $5 billion a year to computer fraud.
Business and Management

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fraud

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n. 欺诈,骗子
eg: Some experts believe that merican financial systems are losing up to $5 billion a year to computer fraud.
Social problems/family

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transfer

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n.转移,调动,换乘
eg: Once a hacker has got into the bank’s sytem, he or she can order it to transfer large sums of money to a foreign account.
Travel/transportation

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connected
v. 连接,过去式和过去分词 eg: ny computer network connected to the telephone system is vulnerable because the hacker needs only to discover the coded password in order to gain entry to the network. Business and Management
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telephone
n.电话,电话机 | computer science/electronics/ Media
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vulnerable
adj. 地方)易受攻击的
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hacker
n. 私自存取或者篡改电脑资料,电脑黑客
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coded
v. 译成密码
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password
n. 进入房间建筑或某个区域的口令,密码
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entry
n. 进入,入场,入口处,门口
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intelligent
adj. 智能的 eg: All it takes is intelligent guesswork, trial and error, and perseverance. Computer science/Electronics/Media
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guesswork
n. 猜想,猜测
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perseverance
n. 坚持不懈,不屈不挠
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spying
v. 当间谍,从事间谍活动,搜集情报 eg: At first, this appeared to be a perfect example of electronic syping, but it turned out to be a bunch of talented computer buffs doing it for fun.
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turned
v. 转动,旋转,使改变方向
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bunch
n. 束,大量
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talented
adj. 有才能的,有才干的,能干的
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buffs
n. 爱好者buff的名词复数
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files
n. 文件夹 | eg: If they had wanted to create real problems, they could have altered files or deleted them altogether.
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deleted
v.删除,过去式
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altogether
adv. 全部地,完全的
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sitting
v. 使,坐 eg: A German student sitting at home at a computer terminal connected to the telephone system managed to hack into NASA's computers and read top secret files.
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terminal
n.终端
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hack
vt. 入侵
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directly
adv. 直接的 eg: At the turn of the 19th century, however, only a relatively small sector of the British economy had been directly affected by the Industrial Revolution.
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industrial
adj. 工业的,产业的
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closing
adj. 结尾的,结束的 eg: For each of the three major countries of wetern Europe - Britain, France, and Germany- the closing decades of the 18th century were years o increasing economic prosperity.
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prosperity
n. 繁荣,兴旺,昌盛,成功 eg: the closing decades of the 18th century were years of increasing economic prosperity, and the pace of economic development in Britain far outdid that of the others
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outdid
v.胜过,outdo的过去式
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mistake
n. 错误,过失,误解 | eg: Once you have typed it, go back and check for any mistakes.
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underdeveloped
adj. (国家等)经济不发达的 | eg: It would be a mistake to call the other two countries underdeveloped - in terms of cultural achievement.
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except
vt. 把...除外,不计 eg: Even two decades later, the picture was little different,except that cotton had become the country's leading manufacturing industry.
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cotton
n. 棉
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leading
adj. 重要的,主要的
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manufacturing
n.制造业,工业
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properly
adv. 适当的,恰当的,正确的 | eg: It was not until the middle of the century that it could be properly described as an industrial society.
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wide
adj. 宽的 eg: Now everyone has easy access to a wide vriety of music, but it is arguable whether this has increased our understanding of it.