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1. abrupt adj. ͻȻģͻ
abruptʾͻȻͬsuddenunexpected֮߀ָ()
The president was very dissatisfied with his abrupt interrupt.
ͻȻ࣬úܲM
2. abnormal adj. ;ģ׃B
@~䌍ab+normalM϶normalָģabһ~Yʾ෴׃xȥ҂뿴ӢZЎab~Y߀Щ?abuse Eab+useM߀abstain Ҳab+stainɡ
He looks so abnormal that he didn't reply to Mary's shouting.
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3. abolish v. U;
fȡURͯЬ뵽cancel@~҂С^~
abolish @~^ʽÁָUijҎƶȻ
cancel ;VЩָِӡͬӋ
Plural marriage was abolished after the foundation of PRC.
ЇUһ
4. absurd adj. Ƶ
@~Ľx~ridiculousFڶߵIJe̫
Don't you think this proposal is very absurd?!
y㲻X@hܻև?!
5. accessory adj. oٵ n.
accessoryʾOߵĸrÏ͔
This machine is equipped with some accessories.
@_CһЩ
6. accommodate v. ṩ(ס);ݼ{
This parking lot can accommodate up to 120 cars.
@ͣ܇ݼ{100v܇
7. addict v. ϰa
ͨcto~~ԶZ
He is addicted to computer games.
ϾWjΑ
8. acquaint v. ʹϤ;ʹ˽;֪
be /become acquainted with sth.
We get acquainted with each other soon.
҂ܿj
cacquaintƱʾ֪~߀informnotify҂֮gС^e
acquaint ָṩPrʹijϤ˽MչrP^
inform ָ_Ϣ
notify ָʽ֪ͨҪע
9. adhere v.
adhereDz~ԽeZrҪӽ~toadhere to sth.
I will adhere to my principles no matter what happens.
oՓlʲôҶԳԼԭt
10. adverse adj. к
adverseָͨ`c־Ȥָͬ
I think this bill is adverse to the constitution.
J@헷`ˑ
11. arrogant a.
fġ߀һҊ~haughtyҿԽYӛ
His arrogant tone drives me mad.
ǰĿښץ
12. ascend v. ;ʵ
ʾʵǵ~߀climbߵą^e£
ascend ʽ~ָһֱܸߵĵط
climb ͨ~xVȿָ\֮ʵҲָ
The ballon ascends to the sky soon.
ܿ˸߿
13. ascribe v. w
ʾѡwڡ˼߀attribute@ɂ~`^e
ascribe ָՓѡwij˻ij^^ܔɷ
attribute ָ̎Ŷѡwij˻ij^Ը
He always ascribing his failure to bad luck.
njԼʧwY\̫
14. aspiration n. ؓ;;־
@~aspireӺYtionM,ambitionintentiongoaltarget˼
What's your aspiration in the next five years?
δк־?
15. assault n. & v. ;u
ʾ~кÎׂ҂ľw^e
assault ͻȻҵM
attack ͨ~xVָȲlӾӹȿָMҲֱc
aggression ~x^ȿָeIbҲָĻҰĺD
invasion ȿָweIַҲڳ¼
A robber assaulted him when he was making a phone call.
Ԓrһͽͻu
16. assert v.
ʾQ֮~ׂ֮gھwxҲЩe
assert ^ζ^ָJij¾
affirm ̔ԕrĈԶɄӓuđB
claim cassertZ^һЩָʹԼęҪ˳J
America asserted that Iraq maintained nuclear weapon.
˳к
17. assurance n. C;;_;U
Ą~ʽassure
I have full assurance that we will win this time.
н^İ@һ҂һA
18. attendant n. ՆT;S adj. S
The attendats of the prince are very careful about the people he encounters.
ӵSČ|ʮ֔
19. authentic a. 挍, ɿ
ʾ挍кÎׂ~ą^e£
authentic ָŶFļȵ挍ɿ
true ָͬHr˜ȫһڿZ
actual ָ(֪RОrֵ)ČH^
He told me that he got an authentic coin from Song dynasty.
fһöγX
20. avert v. _D
The thief intended to avert the stolen property.
С͵ԇDDЩ͵ؔ
21. shift v. D;D;D׃
ʾƄӵ~߀transfertransformalter҂@ׂ~ļ^e
shift ָͨͬһٵλ÷D׃^Сĸ׃
transform tָ̡ص׃һNʽ׃һNʽָҲָ|cܵĸ׃
alter tԭòĻAMи׃·ĸĴСbзõĸ׃PҸĞ͏d
transfer һָDͻƽwƣָͨ\ݔе{ӻQ˵
Can you help me shift the desk to the study?
ܲ҂æ@ᵽȥ?
22. vary v. ׃׃;ʹӻ
varyָҎtmm׃vary from ͬvary in ڡвvary with S׃
variedȿ~vary^ȥʽ^ȥ~Ҳ~ʾʽӵ
Though they are twins, they vary in character.
mȻp̥˵Ըȫͬ
23. vanish vi. Ҋɢ
ʾʧ߀disappearfadeą^e£
vanish Z^ضͻȻʧκzRE笔ʧسDZʧ@~
disappear ͨ~{ҕXʧ@NʧҲSͻȻҲSrҲSԵ
fade ʾpˣɢxuʧ@һ^
Nobody knows how the Maya Civilization vanished.
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24. swallow v. ͛] n.
swallow up ȥıM̛]
There are so many people that he is soon swallowed up in the crowd.
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25. suspicion n.
suspicionZʾijijµĿDđɣҲɱʾijeo_C
Ą~ʽsuspect
I can't stand her suspicion any more!
Ҳܲɹ!
26. suspicious a. ɵɵ
suspicioussuspect~ʽǰYһӵģbrĺY
be suspicious of sth. ijºܑ
When you notice something suspicious during your way back home at night, please call the police.
ϻؼҰlFʲôɵEՈ
27. mild a. ůů͵;ģζ
ָů˵đBȺ͚⣬Ҳָʳζƫ^քemildermildest
cmildLúƵһ~wild˼ɾͽȻ෴ˣʾҰUԵģҰԵ
What a mild day! I really want to have a trip.
ůȥ
28. tender a. ;
tender˺ܜҲʳۻ
I miss the fish cooked by my mum, it's quite fresh and tender.
Һ~ĺr۰!
29. nuisance n. pӑ(˻);韩
If you don't want to be nuisance, shut up now!
ҪDzɞһӑFھͽo]!
30. insignificant a. oxopص;orֵ
insignificant ķx~significantǰϷǰYin׃ˡoxģorֵġ˼
You don't have to remain in such insignificant issues.
]ҪmY@Щox鮔
ӢZļ~R ƪ2
1. alter v. ׃Ą׃
䣺There is something wrong with my layout, I have to alter it.
ҵOӋDc}ҵһ
~alterchangeshiftconvertą^e
alterÁʾpĸ׃ϻ'׃]׃(change into)һ
change@~^ָͨκ׃Ҳڏص׃cԭȫͬ߀~ʾ׃Լ㻨X
shiftʾ׃ӵĕrָλԼʽĸ׃~r߀ɱʾ݆ࡢӋ\ֶ׃
convertָMȫֲ׃mµĹܻ;ָBȕr{^ĸ׃~rͱʾߣ߸׃
2. burst vi. n. ͻȻl
burst~rԽeZrҪӽ~ҪЃɷNʽ
burst into+n. / burst out+doing
䣺Because of the sad news, she burst into tears. /she burst out crying.
@y^Ϣ
3. dispose vi. ;̎;Q;̎(of)
dispose鲻~eZrҪӽ~of
䣺Mum ordered me to dispose of these unfashionable clothes.
ϋҰ@Щ^r·̎
4. blast n. ը; vi. ըը
blast~ʾըͬexplodeҲɱʾu(criticize)~ʽ~һĽx~explosioncriticism
䣺Fortunately, no people injured in the blast.
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5. consume v. ģıM
fconsume@~ҿ϶XúϤɣ~ʽconsumerҲM
䣺To prepare for this exam, he consumed a great deal of time and energy.
˜ʂ@ԇM˴ĕrg;
6. split v. _;; a._
䣺The river splits this city into two parts.
@lӌ@зֳ˃ɉK
7. spit v. (Һ);ٗ
spit'~Lú˼ȫͬˡspitʾ¿ˮҲ~ʾҺˮ
䣺It is very rude to spit in public.
ڹS̵ǺܴО顣
8. spill v. R
һsp_^Ć~spillʾ^ȥʽ^ȥ~Ɍspilledspiltע⣬splitŶ
䣺The glass was so full that the juice spilt.
b̫M֭
9. slip v. ӣ;
slipָwXżȻػ䡣
䣺He was too tired to notice that the quilt was slipping.
̫Bڻ䶼֪
10. slide v. n. ;;ßƬ
slidecslip˼ҪʾijһĻģҲǟo߀ʾĵƄ
䣺She slid out when her mother was answering a phone call.
ĸHԒr͵͵ȥ
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