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array=range (array n.ÅÅÁÐ, ±à¶Ó, ¾ü¶Ó, Ò·þ, ´óÅú vt.²¿Êð, ´©×Å, ÅÅÁÐ)
ascribed to¡ª¡ªassumed to be true of ??? (ascribe to¹é¹¦ÓÚ; ÈÏΪÊÇ...µÄ×÷Æ·)
---- answer: assumed to be true of
as well---in a ddition(ÆäËüµÄÓУºas good as,at the same time,for the reason,
ÎÒÑ¡IN ADDITION)

atmosphere = air
attachment to ¡ªpreference for (attachment:¸½ÊôÎ¸½¼Ó×°Ö㻸½¼þ;ÒÀÁµ£¬°®Ä½£¬Çé¸ÐÒ»ÖÖÇé½á)
attest give evidence to
attendant¡ª¡ª accompanying (attendant adj.³öϯµÄ, ÔÚ³¡µÄ,ËæÐеÄ,°éËæµÄ, ¸½ËæµÄ)
Attribution¡ªcharacter

available¡ª¡ªobtainable avenue (´ó·£¬Êֶη½·¨) = means

B
BANKS-EDGES
barriers (barrier n.(×谭ͨµÀµÄ)Õϰ­Îï, Õ¤À¸, ÆÁÕÏ)
barrier---obstacle
barren----empty
barting---trading

beckon= invite
beckoning=inviting (beckoningÒýÓÕÈ˵Ä, ÁîÈËÐ͝µÄ)
beckoning=inviting
beneficial¡ª¡ªadvantageous
biting Sharp
BLOCKED=Confined
boom¡ª¡ªexpansion (boom:ʹѸËÙ·¢Õ¹boost£¬³É³¤£¬·±ÈÙ£¬±©ÕÇ£¬·¢Â¡Â¡Éù)
boost ¡ª¡ªraise (To increase; raise:Ôö¼Ó£»°Î¸ß)
boundary--border
breakthrough -improve
Breed = reproduce (breed v.(ʹ)·±Ö³, ½ÌÑø, ¸§Ñøn.Æ·ÖÖ, ÖÖÀà )
brilliant¡ª¡ªbright
brisk
budding== by-productµÄÒâ˼£¬budding (adj.ÃÈÑ¿µÄ, ·¢ÓýµÄ, ÉÙ׳µÄn.·¢Ñ¿)ÕÒÓÐunexpected´ÊµÄ¾ä×Ó

C
camouflage¡ª¡ªhide
CANOPY
capital-ָǮ
catastrophic=extreme
cautions-----careful
ceding
cerebrated- famous
certain

chisel==carve
classic¡ª¡ªtypical
close¡ª¡ªcareful (ÆäËûÑ¡ÏîΪ final/instant/restricted) n. ½áÊø
clustering -gathering
collective ?
Colonize- habited
camouflage - hide
commemorate¡ª¡ªcelebrate
confine¡ª¡ªlimit (confine vt.ÏÞÖÆ, ½û±Õn.½çÏÞ, ±ß½ç)
consequently¡ª¡ªtherefore / thus
Considerable----Important
ÎÄÖÐ:keep for considerable periods of time ,Ñ¡ÏîÓÐImportantºÍLong
considered
consists of ? be made up of
------£¿= CONSEQUENTLY

consistently= regularly
Constant ---- stable
constituent¡ª¡ªcomponent (constituent n.Ñ¡¾ÙÕß, ίÍÐÈË, ÒªËØadj.ÓÐÑ¡¾ÙȨµÄ, ×é³ÉµÄ)
constraint--restriction

continual = constant
continuous

Converge »ãºÏ
convert
core - central idea
coveted-----desired
correspondence == harmoniesÒ»ÖÂ

counter of = in the opposition of
counterpart ¡ª¡ªversion (counterpart n.¸±±¾, ¼«ÏàËÆµÄÈË»òÎï, Åä¶Ô; version n.ÒëÎÄ, Òë±¾, ·­Òë)
counterpart - equivalent
couple¡ª¡ªassociate (couple n.(Ò»)¶Ô, (Ò»)Ë«, ·ò¸¾vt.Á¬ºÏ, Á¬½Ó, ½áºÏvi.½áºÏ, ½á»é)

Critical = significant
critical ¡ª¡ªimportant
critical ¡ª¡ªessential

convert¡ª¡ªtransform
coveted == desired
customary


D
dangle¡ª¡ªhung hang
daring ¡ª¡ª bold
debate¡ª¡ªargue
decline vi.ÏÂÇã, Ͻµ, Ï´¹v.¾Ü¾ø, Ë¥Âän.ÏÂÇã, Ͻµ, Ï´¹, Ð±Ãæ, бÆÂ, Ë¥°Ü, Ë¥Âä)
decretive (adj.ÃüÁîµÄ, ·¨ÁîµÄ, ¾ßÓз¨ÁîЧÁ¦µÄ)
delibarete

delineate = trace (delineate vt.Ãè...µÄÍâÐÎ, »­...µÄÂÖÀª, ¹´»­;?Êö, Ãèд)
(trace n.ºÛ¼£, ×Ù¼£, ΢Á¿, ¼£Ïß, çÖÉþvt.Ãè»æ, Ó³Ãè, »­ÂÖÀª, ×·×Ù, »ØËÝ, ̽Ë÷vi.ÉÏËÝ, ÑØÂ·×ß)
delusion-can not concentrate (delusion n.´í¾õ)
Dimension -- size
deem---consider
demand=need

demise--decline
(demise n.ËÀÍö, ¾ýȨµÄ×ªÒÆ»òÊÚÓë, ÈÃλ, ìøÈÃvt.ÈöÉ, ÒÅÔù, ת;
dence--thick
densely-- thickly
deposit---place
Dependable (¿¼Æä·´Òå´Ê)
descent - decline (ºó´ú)
designed

determining--calculating£¨¾äÖÐÑ¡£©
Detractor = critic (detractor n.·Ì°ùÕß, ¶ñÒâÅúÆÀÕß)
detrimental¡ª¡ªharmful
devoid=EMPTY

devoted to¡ª¡ªdependent on/concentrated on/related to
·¢Ã÷ºÍentrepreneurial risks were devoted to the..... which has no certain profit.
dichotomy---- division dichotomyÃû´Ê£¬ÒâΪ£ºÒ»·ÖΪ¶þ

diffuse¡ª¡ªtravel
diffusion (±ÊÊÔ£ºdiffuse = travel) (diffusion n´«²¥£¬Á÷´«;À©É¢£¬ÃÖÂþ)

Disappear -- Vanish, fade, to stop existing
dispute¡ª¡ªargument
disruptured

distinguish = notice from the difference
distinct-different(ÎÄÖÐÕÒ£©
distinctive

Distribute = spread
disturb¡ªupset
diversity¡ª¡ªvaried
Dominate Rule, control, govern
Drab---- dull
Dwindle = decrease
durable=lasting


E
earnest (adj.ÈÏÕæµÄ, ÈÈÐĵÄ, ÖØÒªµÄn.ÕæÖ¿, ¶¨½ð, ÈÏÕæ, ÈÈÐÄ)
ease (n.°²ÒÝ, °²ÐÄ, ²»·ÑÁ¦, ÓÆÏÐ vt.Ê¹ÓÆÏÐ, ʹ°²ÐÄ, ¼õÇá, ·ÅËÉ vi.¼õÈõ, ¼õÇá, ·ÅËÉ, Áé»îµØÒƶ¯)
elaborate adj.¾«ÐÄÖÆ×÷µÄ, Ïêϸ²ûÊöµÄ, ¾«Ï¸ vt.¾«ÐÄÖÆ×÷, Ïêϸ²ûÊö v.ÏêϸÃèÊö
embedded¡ª¡ªencased (embedded adj.Ö²ÈëµÄ, ÉîÈëµÄ, ÄÚº¬µÄ)
emerge--appear
emphasize ---Ñ¡ÏîÊÇPRESS/CRITIC?
employ=use
Emit --- Release, Send out, discharge
enable-permit

enclosure¡ª¡ªsurrounding
ENCOMPASS-----INCLUDE

endangered ( ½«Òª¾øÖÖµÄ) = abundant£¨·´Òå´Ê£¬¾äÖÐÑ¡£©
engage = involve
endue---follow

enhance ¡ª¡ªimprove or enlarge
enormous¡ª¡ªÐ×±©µÄ£¬¾Þ´óµÄ

Enrich = enhance Ñ¡ÏîÀïÓÐ enhance/conceal/enlarge
(Enrich vt.ʹ¸»×ã, ʹ·ÊÎÖ, ×°ÊÎ, ¼ÓÁÏÓÚ, ŨËõ)

entail----involve entail: vt.ʹ±ØÐè, ʹÃÉÊÜ, ʹ³Ðµ£, ÒÅ´«¸ø
enter--go into
entire (adj.È«²¿µÄ, ÍêÕûµÄ, Õû¸ö)
environment = ecosystem
era¡ª¡ªperiod
Erratic (²»Îȶ¨µÄ£¬¹Å¹ÖµÄ) = irregular
essentially adv.±¾ÖÊÉÏ, ±¾À´
Established
establishment¡ª¡ªformation (establishment n.È·Á¢, ÖÆ¶¨, ÉèÊ©, ¹«Ë¾, ¾üÊÂ×éÖ¯)
( formation n.ÐγÉ, ¹¹³É, ±à¶Ó)

etch = cut
exacerbate=intensify ----2ÔÂ¸ßÆµ

exceeded = surpassed
exceedingly ? extremely (exceedingly adv.·Ç³£µØ, ¼«¶ÈµØ)
exert¡ª¡ªcause (exert vt.¾¡(Á¦), Ê©¼Ó(ѹÁ¦µÈ), ŬÁ¦v.·¢»Ó, ½ß¾¡È«Á¦, ¾¡)
execrate

exhibit (n. v. չʾ£¬³ÂÁÐ)= feature (Õ¹³ö¡¢¹«¿ª = emphasize£¬ display, publicize, ) £¨¾äÖÐÑ¡£©
Expanse (±ÊÊÔ£ºexpand = increase)
expanse (n.¿íÀ«µÄÇøÓò, ¿íÀ«, ²ÔÌì, ÅòÕÍÀ©ÕÅ)(´ËÌâÎÒ¿¼µ½¹ý,ÊÇ¿¼ÇøÓòÖ®Òå)
expendable¡ª¡ªunprofitable (expendable n.ÏûºÄÆ·, ¿ÉÎþÉüµÄ,¿É»¨·ÑµÄ,¿ÉÏûºÄµÄ,²»ÖµµÃ±£´æµÄ)
expertise---skill (ÊÇ´Ó¶Î×ÓÀïÕÒ)
exploit-ÎÒºÃÏñ´íÁË£¬ÎÒÑ¡µÄrelocate,ºÃÏñÓ¦¸ÃÊÇuse.--¸ßƵӦÊÇ use

explored (explore v.̽ÏÕ, ̽²â, ̽¾¿)
expose to¡ª¡ªsubject to (expose...to ʹ...Êܵ½, ʹ...³¯Ïò...; ʹ...½Ó´¥...)
(subject toÔÚ...Ìõ¼þÏÂ; ³£Ôâ...; Ò×ÊÜ...µÄÇÖÏ®; ÊÜ¿ØÖÆ; ·þ´Ó...µÄÖ¸»Ó)
express = communicate
expressed¡ª¡ªcommunicated (A. Communicated, B. increased).
ÌØµØ²éÁËһϣ¬expressÓÐrapidµÄÒâ˼£¬expresslyȴûÓÐ
(some concerns about forest are expressed till early 1900.
expressly 1) specially (2) rapidly,ÎÒÒ²²»ÖªµÀÊÇÄĸö£¬ÎÒÑ¡ÁËspecially
(expressly µÄÓï¾³ÊÇ the few percentage of the ice expressly was made for carve ice)
(expressly adv.Ã÷°×µØ, Çå³þµØ; È·ÇеØ, Ã÷ÏԵأ»ÌØ(Òâ)µØ; רÃŵØ)
exotic ?rare
extensive
extensive=far-reaching

Extraneous ( Î޹ؽôÒªµÄ£¬ÍâÀ´µÄ£¬inessential, from outside)

? = extreme
even¡ª¡ªalready Ç¡ºÃ£¬Õýµ± ÔÚBut, even by the end ofʱ¼ä...,.....
Evenly = equally (evenly adv.¾ùÔȵØ, ƽ̹µØ )
Eventually=Ultimately
evoke=stimulate
F
fast (go without food) (not sure !!!, donot affect you adversely)
favorable=popular
feature = characterize finding (n.·¢ÏÖ, ·¢ÏÖÎï, ¾ö¶¨, [ÂÉ]²Ã¾ö)
feeble=weak
Fix=attach

Flair Ì츳, ÃôÈñµÄ¶´²ìÁ¦ flourishing¡ª¡ªthriving
flavor
flocking
flourishing - prosperous
formerly == In the past
former = previous
for instance=for example
forage==feed
fragment¡ª¡ªbreak up
fragmentary=incomplete
fringe=border


G
game¡ª¡ªanimals
gap(±ÊÊÔ£ºgap ȱ¿Ú £¬ ÁÑ¿Ú = opening)
Generate ²úÉú, ·¢Éú=
giant---dwarf

Gigantic-huge

Given = particular ¾ÓÈ»ÓÐspecial/particularÁ½¸öÑ¡Ïî,´ð°¸ÊÇparticular, sure.
(given: adj.ÔùÓèµÄ, ³ÁÄçµÄ, ÌØ¶¨µÄ, ¼ÙÉèµÄ)
gleaming=shining

graciousness


H
hamper¡ª¡ªmake difficulty

hamstrung
harsh =drastic
harness = utilize
hasten-accelerate
haul (ÍÏÀ­, ÍÏÔË )= pull
hazard=danger / risk
hearten----encourage

heed¡ª¡ªnotice
heighten¡ª¡ªincrease
Heightening (Ìá¸ß£¬Éý¸ß) = increasing
hence =therefore (hence adv.Òò´Ë, ´Ó´Ë)
hider = interfere ???? (±ÊÊÔ£ºhide = conceal)
hold ¡ª¡ª propose
hold¡ª¡ªkeep up
hollow n.¶´, ¿ßÁþ, ɽ¹È adj.¿ÕµÄ, ÐéαµÄ, ¿Õ¸¹µÄ, °¼µÄ adv.<¿Ú>³¹µ×vi.Ðγɿն´ vt.ÍÚ¿Õ, Ū°¼
host¡ª¡ªgreat number
ÊÀ¼ÍÄ©19ÊÀ¼Í³õÃÀ¹úÖÆÔìÒµµÄ¸ïÐÂ.ÆäÖÐÓÐÒ»Ìâ tailors, butchers and a (host) of trades began to¡­)
Hub ÖÐÐÄ=center
Hydroelectric (adj.Ë®Á¦ ·¢µçµÄ )
heighten¡ª¡ªincrease

I
illusion n.»ÃÏë
immediately = closest( ˵ÀàÈËÔ³ÊÇÈËÀà×î½üµÄ½ø»¯×æÏÈ)
immense adj.¼«¹ã´óµÄ, ÎޱߵÄ, <¿Ú>·Ç³£ºÃµÄ
impair
impetus=stimulus
imposing- enormous
Inaccessible ? unreachable
inauspicious¡ª¡ªunfavorable
in and of themselves (not sure)= alone
in charge of == responsible for
incidental¡ª¡ªminor point (incidental adj.¸½´øµÄ, °éËæµÄ, ·ÇÖ÷ÒªµÄ, żȻµÄ, ÈÝÒ×·¢ÉúµÄn.°éËæÊ¼þ, (Óø´Êý)ÔÓÏî¡¢ÔÓ·Ñ)
incoherently ÎÞÌõÀíµÄ
inconsequence

Incorporable= Included (Incorporable adj.¿É½áºÏµÄ, ¿É°üº¬µÄ )
incorporate¡ª¡ªinclude
indemention ??? {¿ÉÄÜÊÇIngemination(vt. ÖØÉê)/ indemnification(n.±£»¤, ±£ÕÏ, ²¹³¥, ²¹³¥Îï)}
indicating = suggesting /assuming (ÎÒѡǰһ¸ö)

indigenous----native (in the context)
induce: generate/determineÎÒÑ¡µÄdetermine
inevitable ----unavoidable

in earnest=seriously
in fact

ingenious adj.»úÁéµÄ, ÓжÀ´´ÐÔµÄ, ¾«ÖƵÄ, ¾ßÓд´Ôì²ÅÄÜ
ingenuity n.»úÁé, ¶À´´ÐÔ, ¾«ÇÉ, Áé»îÐÔ
ingenuity¡ª¡ª resourcefulness (resourcefulness n.×ãÖǶàı)
Inhabit -- Live
inhibit ¡ª¡ªhindered (hinder adj.ºóÃæµÄv.×è°­, ´òÈÅ) Control, limit, restrain
inimical---unfriendly----2ÔÂ¸ßÆµ
in keeping with==consist with

initiate =begin
innocent (adj.(¡« of) Çå°×µÄ, ÎÞ×ïµÄ, ÌìÕæµÄ, ÎÞÖªµÄ)
innumerable = countless

In quantity¡ª¡ªin a large amount of

inroad (n.(ͻȻ)Ï®»÷¡¢ÇÖ·¸, ¹¥»÷(upon, on, into);[³£Óø´]Ëðº¦; ÇÖÊ´; »¨·Ñ(into, on)
inscribe-- written

Instant = moment (adj. N. Ƭ¿Ì£¬Ë²¼ä)
intangible (adj.ÄÑÒÔÃ÷Á˵Ä, ÎÞÐεÄ)
intensify-strengthen
intimidating ÍþÏÅ, вÆÈ
intricate----complicate

in spite of that : HOWEVER
invade ¡ª¡ª move into (invade vt.ÇÖÂÔ, ÇÖÏ®, Óµ¼·)
invaluable¡ª¡ªhighly useful (¿ÉÄÜÊÇÑ¡·´Òå´Ê£¿)
invaluable = precious
Invariably = always

J
jeopardy=threaten
jolting ¡ª¡ªshocking
Judge (Åжϣ¬ÆÀ¼Û) = estimate

K
keeping with=? Ñ¡Ïconsistent of/free of/fill with/
key¡ª¡ªsignificant

L
lack¡ª¡ªwithout
laden---loaded
landscape=scenery
launch = start
linked¡ª¡ªconnected
luxuriant=thriving( ´ð°¸»¹ÓÐmoist)
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M
magnitude¡ª¡ªextend

maintain-continue
make sense ? ÎÒÑ¡ logical
mammoth-----huge ×¢mammoth×öadjʱ=¾Þ´óµÄ

mask = disguise MASKED αװµÄ£¬Òþ²ØµÄ£¬Ç±·üµÄ
masked
masteryµÄÐÎÈÝ´ÊÐÎʽ ----expert
matched=equaled/comparedÎÒÑ¡µÄequaled

matterÎÄÖÐissue
mean --- signify (»¹ÓÐһѡÏîintend)
means=method
memorable---noticable

merit (n.Óŵã, ¼ÛÖµv.ÓÐÒæÓÚ)
Meticulous ===careful
Milestone = significant events ( in the context) (select in whole paragraph, spend much time for this one)
migrant - --movement
milestone¡ª¡ªsignificant development
minutely adv.ÏêϸµØ, ¾«ÃܵØ
minutely¡ª¡ªfinely
minute ¡ª¡ªtiny
minuscule¡ª¡ªtiny
misnomer=wrong name
model£º£¨1£©theory (2) method ²»ÊǺÜÈ·ÐÅ£¬ ÎÒÑ¡ÁË theory
(model:µÄÓï¾³ÊÇ the rocks have different the models of origin)
model--form/frame (ÎÒÑ¡µÄform)
modification¡ª¡ªalteration(ÁíÓÐclarification),
monitored¡ª¡ªobserved

Moreover¡ªadditionally
moreover=in addition( ´ð°¸»¹ÓÐthus)
monopolize form --dominate
monotonous¡ª¡ªboring
Mosaic == Things considered together as a pattern
motive (n.¶¯»ú, Ä¿µÄ adj.·¢¶¯µÄ, Ô˶¯µÄ)

motif--pattern (motif£¨ÒÕÊõ×÷Æ·µÄ£©Ö÷Ì⣬Ö÷Ö¼,ͼ°¸,Ö÷ÌâÇú (Òà×÷£ºmotive)
(pattern n.Ä£·¶, ʽÑù, ģʽ, ÑùÆ·, ¸ñµ÷, ͼ°¸ vt.Ä£·Â, ·ÂÔì, ÒÔͼ°¸×°ÊÎ vi.ÐγÉͼ°¸)

mounting

N
nature¡ª¡ªcharacter Ò×»ìÑ¡Ïîorigin
notable---a: REMARKABLE b : DISTINGUISHED, PROMINENT
note--record
notion-general idea

notwithstanding ¡ª¡ªdespite


O
obscure=conceal ´ð°¸ÓиÉÈÅÑ¡Ïîdiminish
obscured-- conceal
obtain ¡ª¡ªacquire
occasion-event
outlet ³ö¿Ú£¬³ö·
oozing--To flow or leak out slowly, as through small opening

opulence
outbreak = sudden increase£¨improved, upsetted, ÁíÁ½¸öÎÒÍüÁË£©
outdo
Outstanding Noticeable

P
pace-speed

parcel out= distribute(parcel out·Ö¸ø, ·ÖÅä)
pare away --- remove (pare away [off]Ï÷È¥(±ß, ½Ç, ƤµÈ); ¼õÉÙ(Ö§¿ªµÈ)
Partial=uncompletely
Pattern = match, imitate (n. ʽÑù, ¸ñµ÷, ͼ°¸ vt. ¸ù¾ÝͼÐÎÄ£·Â£¬·ÂÔì
Perforate---´ò¿×(»ØÀ´²éµÄ)
periphery---edge
perishable - likely to spoil

perspective, n.͸ÊÓ»­·¨, ͸ÊÓͼ, Ô¶¾°, ǰ;, ¹Ûµã, ¿´·¨, ¹Ûµã, ¹Û²ì

Pinnacle = high point
pioneer

Pledge (±£Ö¤, ÊÄÑÔ) = Promise
pore¡ª¡ªhole
portion

pose==present??? (pose n.×ËÊÆ, ×Ë̬v.(ʹ...)°ÚºÃ×ËÊÆ, ÐγÉ, ÒýÆð, Ôì³Évi.°Ú×ËÊÆ, Ñð×°, ½ÃÈàÔì×÷)
potential¡ª¡ªpossible
preeminent--foremost
Prominent== noticeable
property-character
Prestige== The respect and importance a person
prey
prosperous=== wealthy,
practically (¼¸ºõ£¬²î²»¶à) = nearly
practical/predictable/great-----p*midable(practical, not very sure)?
came from a article: the American army in 1776, ----conquer pumidable difficulties----
pragmatic
prohibited = extremely ???
prohibitively--extremely
premise = assumption
Premise =assumeǰÌá v. ¼ÙÉè
prestigious -- good regarded
prevail--triumph
Principal = dominant
principle (two times) 1 noun form i guess means¡ª¡ª rule
principal¡ª¡ªmain
proximity¡ª¡ªcloseness
procurement¡ª¡ªobtain
Procure===obtain
proliferate---grow in number

procure ( »ñµÃ£¬È¡µÃ acquire, obtain/ ʵÏÖ£¬Íê³É = bring about, effect, procure a solution)
primitive== early
prior ----- past
predicament=== difficult situation
predicament¡ª¡ªserious situation
protruding¡ª¡ªprojecting
protrude = extend
presumable¡ª¡ªprobably (presumable adj¿ÉÄܵģ»¿ÉÍÆ²âµÄ)
primary¡ª¡ªdominant
previously¡ª¡ªbefore
Previous = Past
pronounced¡ª¡ªstrong
pronounced--significant;
pronounced-distinct
prospered== succeed

punctual punctual----ûÓÐÖ±½Ó¶ÔӦѡÏî(carefully(my key ±íʾʱ¼ä¾«È· not sure)
£¨punctual:¾«È·µÄ£¬×¼Ê±µÄ£¬µã×´µÄ£©

purchase==grip vt.Âò, ¹ºÂò n.Âò, ¹ºÂò
µ±Ê±Ñ¡ÁË benifit£¬ÈÏΪÊǺô¦Ö®Ò⣬ÏÖÔÚÏëÀ´£¬»¹ÊÇgrip£¨×¥×¡£©¸üºÃ


R
Radical (»ù´¡µÄ£¬¸ù±¾µÄ) = fundamental (radical = drastic)
radical¡ª¡ªextreme
radical¡ª¡ªextreme (radical:¸ù±¾µÄ£¬¼¤½øµÄ£¬¼«¶ËµÄ(extreme))
radical == fundamental (Radical :»ù´¡µÄ£¬¸ù±¾µÄ,¼¤½øµÄ)
radical = =drastic

ramification¡ª¡ªconsequence

rare-scarce
rather than = instead of
record
redundancy
regard for ---attention to

remarkable¡ª¡ªincredible

remedy¡ªcure
refine== Improve,
refreshing¡ª¡ªunusual (refreshing:ÌáÉñµÄ,ÐÂÏÊÒËÈ˵ģ¬ÓëÖÚ²»Í¬µÄ)
refuge
relevant--applicable.
remote¡ª¡ªfar away
reserve == save
reserved == saved
Resume === begin again
revibrate

revolutionous¡ª¡ªquick discarding
revolutional ¡ª¡ªquick discarding/(ÎÒÑ¡ÁËchange£¬»ØÀ´²é×ֵ䷢ÏÖÎÒ´íÁË)
revolution¡ª¡ªdramatical change
rich---high (eg: fuel rich in )

rigorous¡ª¡ªdemanding
rigorous schedule = demanding
(rigorous ÑϸñµÄ£¬ÑÏÀ÷µÄ demanding ÒªÇó¸ßµÄ£¬¿ÁÇóµÄ Èç £ºa demanding job )
ritual n.µäÀñ, (×Ú½Ì)ÒÇʽ, Àñ½Ú adj.µäÀñµÄ, (×Ú½Ì)ÒÇʽµÄ
ripe=mature
Rival = competitor
roster=list
rot -- decay

Rudimental=== basic

rupture¡ª¡ªburst

S
sacred--holy
Scarce---abundant (opposite)
scarce--a little supply
scatter-distribue¡¡
scorching¡ª¡ªexceeding hot
scrap =fragment

scrupulous ÉóÉ÷µÄ, ÍêÈ«µÄ, careful
secure = obtain
seek
seep£½pass through slowly
selected--paticular
SELECTED=CHOSEN
Sequent---later
set in motion = start (ʹ ¿ªÊ¼ÔËת£¬ Èç set the plan in motion)

settle down
severe--harsh

share = proportion (proportion ±ÈÀý, ¾ùºâ, Ãæ»ý, ²¿·Övt.ʹ³É±ÈÀý, ʹ¾ùºâ, ·Ö̯)
shield¡ª¡ªprotect
shield away from¡ª¡ªavoid
shrink < > spread(·´Òå)

shift

shortage (·´Òå´Ê)
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man¡ªan example of convergent evolution, as there is
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4. SEA
The distribution of marine organisms depends on the
chemical and physical properties of seawater
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ocean currents (which carry oxygen to subsurface
waters and disperse nutrients, wastes, spores, eggs,
larvae, and plankton), and on penetration of light.
Photosynthetic organisms (plants, algae, and
cyanobacteria), the primary sources of food, exist
only in the photic, or euphotic, zone (to a depth of
about 300 ft/90 m), where light is sufficient for
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5. 8. 11. ANT
Typically they include three castes: winged, fertile
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workers; and winged males. Those ordinarily seen are
workers.

Whenever a generation of queens and males matures it
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establish a new colony. The queen then bites off or
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proceeds to lay eggs for the rest of her life (up to
15 years), fertilizing most of them with stored sperm.
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where the macerated leaf tissue is used as a growth
medium for the fungus. Most leaf cutters are tropical,
but the Texas leaf-cutting ant is a serious crop pest
in North America.

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organization; many species nest in a system of
tunnels, or galleries, in the soil, often under a
dome, or hill, of excavated earth, sand, or debris.
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southern species; the two types overlap in parts of
the United States. The female deposits her eggs in
slits that she cuts in young twigs. In about six weeks
the wingless, scaly larvae, or nymphs, drop from the
tree and burrow into the ground, where they remain for
13 or 17 years, feeding on juices sucked from roots.
The nymphs molt periodically as they grow; finally the
full-grown nymphs emerge at night, climb tree trunks
and fences, and shed their last larval skin. The
winged adults, which generally emerge together in
large numbers, live for about one week.
Cicada larvae do little damage, but when adults appear
in large numbers their egg-laying may damage young
trees. Cicadas are sometimes kept for their song in
Asia, as they were in ancient Greece.

14. MANGROVE
Mangroves produce from their trunks aerial roots that
become embedded in the mud and form a tangled network;
this serves both as a prop for the tree and as a means
of aerating the root system. Such roots also form a
base for the deposit of silt and other material
carried by the tides, and thus land is built up which
is gradually invaded by other vegetation. Some
mangrove species lack prop roots but have special
pores on their branching root system for obtaining
air. The mangrove fruit is a conical reddish-brown
berry. Mangroves have been harvested destructively on
a large scale; the bark is a rich source of tannins,
and the wood is used for wharf pilings and other
purposes.

18. GIRAFFE

19. DOLPHIN
The dolphin has a dorsal fin that runs the length of
the body and a forked tail. Their powerful, horizontal
flukes, or tail fins, drive them through or out of the
water, while their forefins and dorsal fin are used
for steering. They feed on a variety of fishes,
especially flying fish, which they sometimes pursue by
leaping out of the water.
The U.S. navy has trained dolphins to act as
messengers to underwater stations, to rescue wounded
scuba divers and protect them from sharks, and to seek
and destroy submarines, using kamikaze methods; this
last project has met with considerable public
criticism.

20. LICHEN
usually slow-growing organism of simple structure,
composed of a fungus (see Fungi) and a photosynthetic
green alga (see algae) or cyanobacteria living
together in a symbiotic relationship and resulting in
a structure that resembles neither constituent.
Lichens commonly grow on rocks, trees, fence posts,
and similar objects. Lichens require no food source
other than light, air, and minerals. They depend
heavily on rainwater for their minerals and are
sensitive to rain-borne pollutants.
Before the discovery of aniline dyes, lichens were
much used for silk and wool dyes. Others have been
used in perfume manufacturing and brewing.

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queen, who produces the eggs, many thousands of
workers (sexually undeveloped females), and a few
hundred drones (fertile males). At the tip of a female
bee¡¯s abdomen is a strong, sharp lancet, or sting,
connected to poison glands. In the queen, who stings
only rival queens, the sting is smooth and can be
withdrawn easily; in the worker bee the sting is
barbed and can rarely be withdrawn without tearing the
body of the bee, causing it to die. The workers gather
nectar; make and store honey; build the cells; clean,
ventilate (by fanning their wings), and protect the
hive. They also feed and care for the queen and the
larvae. They communicate with one another (for
example, about the location of flowers) by performing
dances in specific patterns. The workers live for only
about six weeks during the active season, but those
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1. People attend college or university for many different reasons (for example, new experiences, career preparation, increased knowledge) Why do you think people attend college or university? Use specific reasons and examples to support your answer.

Career preparation:

a) Courses designed to meet the market requirement

Instructors are knowledgeable and have hands-on experience

c) Classmates and friends are invaluable resources for the future career



2. Do you agree or disagree with the following statement? Parents are the best teachers. Use specific reasons and examples to support your answer.

Agree. Parents are the best teachers

1) Parents know us most because of relations and time that we stay together

2) The earliest education came from parents when we were little kids. We are more likely to accept the instructions from our parents.



3. Nowadays, food has become easier to prepare. Has this change improved the way people live? Use specific reasons and examples to support your answer.

Yes.

1) Save time

2) Nutrition balance

3) More convenient---- everyone can cook



4. It has been said, "Not everything that is learned is contained in books." Compare and contrast knowledge gained from experience with knowledge gained from books. In your opinion, which source is more important? Why?

Comparison and contrast:

From Books: wide, systematic, scientific but hard to be used and not impressive

From experience: direct, impressive and





practical but limited

Choose book:





1) Save time;

2) Avoid making same mistakes.

3) Systematic knowledge.



5. A company has announced that it wishes to build a large factory near your community. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of this new influence on your community. Do you support or oppose the factory? Explain your position.

Advantages:

1) employment opportunity

2) economic boom

Disadvantages

1) pollution

2) safety problems



6. If you could change one important thing about your hometown, what would you change? Use reasons and specific examples to support your answer.

Change pollution:

1) For people's health

2) Attract more investment

3) Living environment



7. How do movies or television influence people's behavior? Use reasons and specific examples to support your answer.

1) The sources of 'information

2) More entertainment

3) People, especially young people, mimic movie/television stars' behavior



8. Do you agree or disagree with the following statement? Television has destroyed communication among friends and family. Use specific reasons and examples to support your opinion.

Disagree.

1) Friends: television programs are an important source of topics

2) Family: the family will watch TV together and has more time to communicate



9. Some people prefer to live in a small town. Others prefer to live in a big city. Which place would you prefer to live in? Use specific reasons and details to support your answer.

In a big city

1) More working opportunities

2) More information

3) More convenience



10. "When people succeed, it is because of hard work. Luck has nothing to do with success." Do you agree or disagree with the quotation above? Use specific reasons and examples to explain your position.

Disagree

1) Although success comes a lot from hard work, hard work is not the only key factor for Success

2) Get a job;

3) Become a star



11. Do you agree or disagree with the following statement? Universities should give the same amount of money to their students' sports activities as they give to their university libraries. Use specific reasons and examples to support your opinion.

Agree.

1) Sports is as important as library

2) Appropriate sports can help students to get more energy and study hard

3) Sports can help build team spirit



12. Many people visit museums when they travel to new places. Why do you think people visit museums? Use specific reasons and examples to support your answer.

1) Museum is a microcosmic of a country or a city

2) Since a traveler's time is limited, by visiting museums he can maximize his knowledge of the new place.



13. Some people prefer to eat at food stands or restaurants. Other people prefer to prepare and eat food at home. Which do you prefer? Use specific reasons and examples to support your answer.

Prefer to eat at home.

1) Economical, saving money

2) Keep nutrition balance, cleaner

3) Cook and eat with the family: family atmosphere.



14. Some people believe that university students should be required to attend classes. Others believe that going to classes should be optional for students. Which point of view do you agree with? Use specific reasons and details to explain your answer.



Required to attend classes

1) Instructors can help direct your study, solving problems.

2) Push you to concentrate on study

3) More time to stay with your classmates and build up your network



15. Neighbors are the people who live near us. In your opinion, what are the qualities of a good neighbor? Use specific details and examples in your answer.

1) Quietness

2) Friendly

3) Honest



16. It has recently been announced that a new restaurant may be built in your neighborhood. Do you support or oppose this plan? Why? Use specific reasons and details to support your answer.

Support:

1) More employment opportunities

2) Community economic development

3) Living more convenient



17. Some people think that they can learn better by themselves than with a teacher. Others think that it is always better to have a teacher. Which do you prefer? Use specific reasons to develop your essay.

Have a teacher:

1) Solve difficult problems, saving time

2) A good teacher is a good friend



18. What are some important qualities of a good supervisor (boss)? Use specific details and examples to explain why these qualities are important.

1) Trust the subordinates

2) Capability to solve problems

3) Prediction



19. Should governments spend more money on improving roads and highways, or should governments spend more money on improving public transportation (buses, trains, subways)? Why? Use specific reasons and details to develop your essay.

More money on improving roads & highways

1) Road is the prerequisite of buses and trains

2) My country's (Iran, China, Japan, Pakistan etc.) current situation: very bad roads

3) Road & Highway improve economics



20. It is better for children to grow up in the countryside than in a big city. Do you agree or disagree? Use specific reasons and examples to develop your essay.

As #9



21. In general, people are living longer now. Discuss the causes of this phenomenon. Use specific reasons and details to develop your essay.

1) Medical technique develop

2) Living environment becomes better

3) Food nutrition



22. We all work or will work in our jobs with many different kinds of people. In your opinion, what are some important characteristics of a co-worker (someone you work closely with)? Use reasons and specific examples to explain why these characteristics are important.

1) Trust

2) Honest

3) Easy-going



23. In some countries, teenagers have jobs while they are still students. Do you think this is a good idea? Support your opinion by using specific reasons and details.

No.

1) Too young to work: not good for growing

2) Limited times, for teenagers, study is more important



24. A person you know is planning to move to your town or city. What do you think this person would like and dislike about living in your town or city? Why? Use specific reasons and details to develop your essay.

Like:

1) Commercial center, libraries: easier to study and find a job

2) Convenient transportation system

3) Fresh air, good environment, good security system etc.

Dislike:

1) Too many people and too crowded

2) Too few good restaurants



25. It has recently been announced that a large shopping center may be built in your neighborhood. Do you support or oppose this plan? Why? Use specific reasons and details to support your answer.

Similar to # 5



26. It has recently been announced that a new movie theater may be built in your neighborhood. Do you support or oppose this plan? Why? Use specific reasons and details to support your answer.

Similar to # 5



27. Do you agree or disagree with the following statement? People should sometimes do things that they do not enjoy doing. Use specific reasons and examples to support your answer.

Agree.

1) Responsibility and obligation

2) The life is not always moving forward smoothly

3) Point out the negative side of only doing something that they enjoy doing.



28. Do you agree or disagree with the following statement? Television, newspapers, magazines, and other media pay too much attention to the personal lives of famous people such as public figures and celebrities. Use specific reasons and details to explain your opinion.

Disagree.

1) Most people are common, so they want to know something about famous ones

2) Famous people stand for some fashion

3) Constrain the public figures

4) Celebrities can improve the national cohesion and unity.



29. Some people believe that the Earth is being harmed (damaged) by human activity. Others feel that human activity makes the Earth a better place to live. What is your opinion? Use specific reasons and examples to support your answer.

Harmed.

1) Air pollution;

2) water resources;

3) forest



30. It has recently been announced that a new high school may be built in your community. Do you support or oppose this plan? Why? Use specific reasons and details in your answer.

Support:

1) Employment

2) bring in the cultural environment

3) benefit children' a education



31. Some people spend their entire lives in one place. Others move a number of times throughout their lives, looking for a better job, house, community, or even climate. Which do you prefer: staying in one place or moving in search of another place? Use reasons and specific examples to support your opinion.

Staying in one place.

1) Moving again and again wastes time and money, bringing extra work

2) Family and job responsibilities

3) Moving means that you can't predict your future. Start from zero (take Canadian immigrants as example)



32. Is it better to enjoy your money when you earn it or is it better to save your money for some time in the future? Use specific reasons and examples to support your opinion.

To save money for the future

1) China's (or any other country's) incomplete welfare system can't cover a lot of things, such as ....

2) Buying house, car, pay for children's tuition fee

3) Need some money for the emergency
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