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1. abnormal a. ²»Õý³£µÄ> I¡¯m normal, you¡¯re ~ !

2. abolish v. ·Ï³ý > CET-Band 4 should be abolished ! A daydreamer

3. abrupt a. ͻȻµÄ, ÌÆÍ»µÄ > Your~ manner embarrassed her!

4. absurd a. »ÄÌÆµÄ >What an ~ idea!

5. accessory n. ¸½¼þ, Áã¼þ >Handbag, lipstick, etc. are women¡¯s accessories. What are men¡¯s ? Tie, lighter and a fine purse.

6. accommodate v. ÌṩÉÅËÞ> How can a small town ~ the Olympic Games?

7. addict v. ÉÏñ« >I¡¯m ~ed tocomputer games. Please save me!

8. acquaint v. ʹÊìϤ > Are you ~ed with that MM?

9. adhere to v. ×ñÊØ >Adhere to your own principle

10. adverse a. ²»ÀûµÄ, Óк¦µÄ >Adverse circumstances can test a person¡¯s wisdom and courage.

11. aggravate v. ¼ÓÖØ >Smoking ~s cold.      

12. alleviate v. ¼õÇá >No one can ~ my pain.

13. alternate v./a ½»Ìæ(µÄ) >a day of ~ sunshine and rain /Day and night ~

14. ambiguous a. ÆçÒåµÄ >The policeman is looking fora man with one eye. -----Why not use two? ÄãÖªµÀ´ËÓÄĬÔں䦣¿

15. amplify v. À©´ó(ÉùÒô)>   

16. analogy n. Àà±È by analogy

17. anonymous a. ÄäÃûµÄ I received an ~ letter.

18. applaud v. ¹ÄÕÆ; ÔÞÐí> I ~ your suggestion.

19. apt a. Ò×ÓÚ >One is ~ to make mistakes if given too much pressure.

20. array n. ³ÂÁÐ, һϵÁÐ>the ~of fruit and vegetables in the supermarket

21. arrogant a. °ÁÂýµÄ> An ~ man is a self-importantperson.

22. ascend v. ÉÏÉý > The balloons are ~ing.

23. ascribe v. ¹éÒòÓÚ>He ~d his failure to hissmall vocabulary.

24. aspiration n. ±§¸º Your ~ is your ambition or strongwish.

25. assault n. ¹¥»÷, Ï®»÷>A robber ~ed him.

26. assert v. ¶ÏÑÔ He ~ed that the thief would comeagain.

27. assurance n. ±£Ö¤, °ÑÎÕ >I give you my ~ that the product is safe and reliable.

28. attendant n. ·þÎñÔ±, Ëæ´Ó

29. authentic a. ÕæÊµµÄ, ¿É¿¿µÄ>Is Clinton¡¯s biography ~?

30. avert v. ±Ü¿ª¡¢×ªÒÆ We ~ed a loss .

31. bald a. ͺ¶¥µÄ A ~ man is considered to be intelligent.

32. barren a. »ÄÎßµÄ,²»ÄÜÉúÓýµÄ>Without dream, life is a ~ field.

33. betray v. ±³ÅÑ; й¶ You ~ed me.

34. bewilder v. ʹÃÔ»ó The new traffic lights ~ theman.

35. bias n. Æ«¼û Bias is prejudice.

36. blaze v. ȼÉÕ; ·¢Ç¿¹â >Thesummer sun is blazing.

37. bleak a. »ÄÁ¹µÄ; ÆàÁ¹µÄ>a ~future

38. blink v. Õ£ÑÛ¾¦; ÉÁ˸ >

39. blunder n. ´ó´í

40. bluntly ad. Ö±ÑÔ²»»äµØ

41. blur v. ±äÄ£ºý >Fog blurred my vision.

42. bribe v. ÐÐ»ß >Who bribed the bride? Bridegroom.

43. browse v. ä¯ÀÀ ~ a web-page

44. brutal a. ²Ð¿áµÄ=cruel/savage/

45. capsule n. ÃÜ·â²Ö, ½ºÄÒ

46. carve v. ¿Ì

47. casualty n. ÉËÍöÈËÔ± Many casualties are reported inthe battle.

48. cater to v. Ó­ºÏ > cater to the consumers

49. caution n. СÐÄ

50. cherish v. ÕäÊÓ; »³ÓÐ>~friendship/~ the hope that






51. chronic a. ÂýÐԵģ»ÑÏÖØµÄ

52. circulation n. Ñ­»·; ·¢ÐУ¨Á¿£©>Reader has the largest ~ in China.

53. climax n. ¸ß³± the ~ of the play

54. cling to v. ½ô½ôץס£¬ ÒÀÁµ£»¼á³Ö£¬Ä«ÊØ>The baby clung to his mother./ ~ to the hope that....

55. coincidence n. ÇɺÏ

56. collaboration n. ºÏ×÷ in ~ with

57. collide v. Ïàײ; ³åÍ» The two opinions ~ with each other.

58. commence v. ¿ªÊ¼

59. commute v. ³Ë³µÉÏϰà >I have to ~ between theuniversity town and the downtown area.

60. compact a. ½ô´ÕµÄ, ½áʵµÄ a ~ car/office

61. compatible a. ÏàÈݵÄ; ¼æÈݵÄ>That husband and wife are very ~.

62. compensate v. Åâ³¥ >The insurance company ~d theman for his injuries.

63. compile v. »ã±à, ±à¼­ ~ a encyclopedia

64. complement v. ²¹³ä£¬Óë¡£¡£¡£ÏàÅä The music ~s the filmwell.

65. compliment v. /n. ÔÞÃÀ

66. comply with v. ×ñ´Ó

67. compulsory a. ±Ø×öµÄ ~ education

68. conceive of v. ¹¹Ïë I can¡¯t ~ of why he did such a stupidthing!

69. confidential a. »úÃܵÄ

70. con£æ£ò£ï£í to v. ×ñÊØ ~ to the local customs

71. consensus n. Òâ¼ûÒ»ÖÂ> If everyone consents tosomething, they reach a consensus.

72. consequent a. (×÷Ϊºó¹û) ËæÖ®·¢ÉúµÄ lack of electricity and the ~ loss in economy

73. conserve v. ±£»¤,Ifyou conserve something, youuse it carefully and will not wasteit.>In winter some people ~ energy bylowering the heat at night.

74. consolidate v. ¹®¹Ì

75. conspicuous a. ÏÔÑÛµÄ The girl in red in the snowfield is very ~.

76. contaminate v. ÎÛȾ If you ~ something, you make itdirty.

77. contemplate v. ³Á˼; ÄýÊÓ >You must ~ the results of the action.

78. contempt n. ÇáÊÓ >Before the competition,Williams held the little known player in contempt.

79. contend v. Ö÷ÕÅ=assert > The lawyer contendsthat the man is guilty.

80. contradict v. Ïàì¶Ü

81. contrive v. ı»®, ͼı>The terrorists ~d to hijack a plane.

82. converge v. »áºÏ, ¾Û¼¯ (meet at a common point) The two rivers converge here.

83. cordial a. ÈÈÇéµÄ

84. corrupt a./v. ¸¯°ÜµÄ; ¸¯Ê´ ~ officials

85. cozy a. ÊæÊ浀 a ~ bedroom

86. counterpart n. ¶ÔÓ¦µÄÈË»òÎï

87. criterion n. ±ê×¼ =standard

88. curb v. ¿ØÖÆ, Ô¼Êø=restrain/restrict/> I my curbed my appetite for food.

89. cynical a. ·ßÊÀ¼µË×µÄ> a ~ young man is a angryyoung man

90. dazzle v. ѣĿ;ʹÔÞ̾²»ÒÑ> The sunlight dazzles me./Her dance ~d me.

91. deduce v. ÍÆ¶Ï

92. dedicate v. Ï׸ø

93. defendant n. ±»¸æ

94. deficiency n. ȱ·¦, ²»×ã a vitamin ~ in his diet

95. defy v.(¹«È») Î¥¿¹ The uniondefied the management and went on a strike.

96. degenerate v. ÍË»¯

97. degrade v. ½µµÍÉí·Ý

98. deprive v. °þ¶á You ~d him of his right toprivacy.

99. descendant n. ºó´ú

100. destiny n. ÃüÔË=fate







101. destructive a. ÆÆ»µÐ﵀ The weapon has a great ~ power.

102. deteriorate v. ¶ñ»¯ His health has ~d.

103. deviate from v. Æ«Àë He ~d from the society bybecoming a drug addict.

104. dignity n. ×ðÑÏ

105. dilemma n. À§¾³ A doctor¡¯s ~ ----- to lie or to tell thetruth?

106. diminish v. ±äÉÙ

107. disable v. ɥʧÄÜÁ¦

108. disastrous a. ÔÖÄÑÐÔµÄ

109. discern v. ¿´³ö, ʶ±ð ~ the differences of the two

110. dispatch v. ÅÉDz;·¢ËÍ> ~ a representative/ message

111. disperse v. ·ÖÉ¢£¬ÏûÉ¢£¬ÇýÉ¢~ my attention/ The wind ~dthe fog. The children ~d after the class.

112. disposition n. ÐÔÇé=temperament

113. distort v. ÍáÇú

114. divert v. ×ªÒÆ, ʹתÏò> A loud noise diverted my attention from the work.

115. dizzy a. Í·ÔεÄ

116. donate v. ¾èÏ×>Have you ~d blood?

117. doom v./ n. ×¢¶¨; ½ÙÊý>He is doomed to failure.

118. drastic a. ÑÏÀ÷µÄ ~ measures

119. drawback n. ȱµã=disadvantage> One of the ~s ofliving in the XIASHA is inconvenience in daily life.

120. duplicate v. /n. ¸´ÖÆ (Æ·) make a ~ of the letter

121. dwell on v. ×ÜÊÇÏ룻ÏêÊö Don¡¯t ~ on the past.

122. elevate v. Ìá¸ß;̧Éý An elevator can ~ to the top floor very soon.

123. elicit v. ÓÕ³ö, Òý³ö ~ the truth from the witness

124. eligible a. ºÏÊʵģ¬ÓÐ×ʸñµÄ =qualified >John is an ~bachelor.

125. elite n. ¾«Ó¢

126. eloquent a. ÐÛ±çµÄ Martin Luther King was an ~speaker.

127. energetic a. ¾«Á¦³äÅæµÄ=vigorous

128. epidemic n./a. Á÷Ðв¡; Á÷ÐÐÐÔµÄSars, the bird¡¯s flu.

129. erupt v. Åç·¢ A volcano ~s. /The audience ~edwith laughter.

130. essence n. ʵÖÊ; ¾«»ª the ~ of his theory/ in ~

131. eternal a. ÓÀ¾ÃµÄ=perpetual/permanent/forever

132. evoke v. »½Æð£¬ÒýÆð =elicit> The song ~d a feelingof love in the listeners.

133. expedition n. Ô¶Õ÷(¶Ó)£»¿¼²ì£¨¶Ó£©

134. expel v. ¿ª³ý£¬ÇýÖð=dismiss; ~ the trouble-makingstudentÅųö=emit>expelthe smoke in the kitchen

135. expire v. ÆÚÂú Your passport ~s in a month.

136. expertise n. רÃÅ֪ʶ

137. explicit a. Ã÷È·µÄHis statement is ~, not implicit.

138. extravagant a. Éݳ޵Ä; ¹ý¶ÈµÄ>You¡¯re ~ while I¡¯m thrifty.

139. fabricate v. ÄóÔì=make up/fake >The man¡¯s statement is `~d.

140. facilitate a. ʹ±ãÀû The multi-languages signs ~ thetourists

141. fascinate v. ÃÔס I¡¯m ~d by the beauty of Li jiang and Da li.

142. feeble a. ÐéÈõµÄ=weak/faint

143. flaw n. ȱÏÝ I can¡¯t find a ~ ,the painting is perfect!

144. fluctuate n. ²¨¶¯

145. £æ£ò£ï£íulate v. ¹¹Ïë

146. foster a. ÅàÑø =develop/nurture/cultivate/ÁìÑø> ~ a child

147. fragile a. Ò×ËéµÄ;´àÈõµÄ

148. furious a. ±©Å­µÄ

149. glamour n. ÷ÈÁ¦ >The ~ of old town, such asLiJiang, Dali.

150. glitter v. ÉÁ¹â =sparkle >All that ~s is notgold.










151. gloomy a. ÓÇÓôµÄ;Òõ°µµÄ a ~ day/future

152. gossip n./ v. Á÷ÑÔ; ˵³¤µÀ¶Ì> Gossips are like rumors.

153. grief n. ±¯ÉË =sorrow

154. hamper v. ·Á°­=hinder> Rescue work washampered by the heavy rain.

155. handicap n./v. ȱÏÝ£¬²Ð¼²; ·Á°­>He survived the accident, buthas a ~ now.

156. haul a. (ÓÃÁ¦) ÍÏ£»£¨Ó󵣩ÍÐÔË

157. haunt v. ÝÓÈÆÓÚÐÄ He was ~ed by the terriblescene.

158. hinder v. ×è°­ No difficulties can ~ me.

159. hoist v. ÉýÆð, µõÆð

160. homogeneous a. ͬÖ浀 >The population of Japanis ~.

161. hospitality n. ºÃ¿Í

162. immerse v. ³Á½þÓÚ She ~d herself in English.

163. implicit a. ÄÚº¬µÄ;º¬ÐîµÄ> If it is ~, it is implied.

164. impulse n. ³å¶¯

165. incidence a. ·¢ÉúÂÊ

166. indignant a. ·ßÅ­µÄ

167. infectious a. ´«È¾µÄ

168. ingenious a. (ÈË)ÁéÇɵÄ; £¨Éè¼ÆµÈ£©ÇÉÃîµÄ ~handicraftsman

169. inherent a. ¹ÌÓÐµÄ the ~ defects of planned-economy

170. initiate v. ¿ªÊ¼£»·¢Æð ~ a new plan

171. integral a. ¹¹³ÉÕûÌåËù±ØÐëµÄ£»²»¿ÉȱµÄ Rice is an ~ part ofChinese diet.

172. intelligible a. Ã÷°×Ò×¶®µÄ

173. intensify v. ¼Ó¾ç The noise intensified.

174. intermittent a. ¶Ï¶ÏÐøÐø the ~ rain showers

175. intimidate v. ¿ÖÏÅ

176. intricate a. ´í×Û¸´ÔÓµÄ

177. intrinsic a. ¹ÌÓÐµÄ ~ value

178. intuition n. Ö±¾õ Your ~ is your sixth sense.

179. invalid a. ÎÞЧµÄ an ~ license

180. invariably ad. ²»±äµØ£» ʼÖÕ

181. irritate v. ʹÄÕÅ­ =annoy

182. jeopardize v. Σ¼°=endanger>You ~ your job bybeing late often.

183. junk n. ·ÏÎï ~ food

184. kidnap v. °ó¼Ü

185. legend n. ´«Ææ

186. legitimate a. ºÏ·¨µÄ =legal/lawful

187. liability n. ÔðÈΣ»=legal obligation²»ÀûÌõ¼þ=drawback

188. literacy n. ¶ÁдÄÜÁ¦

189. literally ad. Öð×ÖµØ; ȷʵµØ

190. litter v. ÂÒÈÓ No littering!

191. magnify v. ·Å´ó£¬À©´ó> ~ the photo

192. manifest v. ÏÔʾ£¬±íÃ÷The illness ~s itself with ahigh fever.

193. marginal a. ΢СµÄ

194. masculine a. ÄÐÐÔµÄ

195. mediate v. µ÷½â He ~d in a salary dispute betweenthe union and the management.

196. merge a. ºÏ²¢

197. migrate v. Ǩáã; ÒÆ¾Ó> Birds migrate with seasons

198. mingle v »ìºÏ

199. mobilize v. ¶¯Ô±

200. naïve a. ÌìÕæµÄ=innocent








201. negligible a. ¿ÉÒÔºöÂÔ²»¼ÆµÄ the ~ cost

202. norm n. ±ê×¼ reach the ~

203. notable a. ÖøÃûµÄ

204. notorious a. ³ôÃûÕÑÖøµÄ If one has a scandal, hebecomes ~

205. nourish v. ÑøÓý

206. obedient a. ˳´ÓµÄ If you are ready to obey orders,you are ~

207. obscure a. ·Ñ½âµÄ£¬Ä£ºý²»ÇåµÄ£»²»ÖøÃûµÄ>Is the sentencestill ~ to you?/ His name was ~ 3 years ago.

208. odor n. ÆøÎ¶ I smelt a strange ~.

209. offset v. µÖÏû =compensate for

210. optimum a. ×î¼ÑµÄ

211. orient v. ʹÊÊÓ¦ ~ oneself to

212. overwhelm v. (¸ÐÇéÉÏ)ʹÊܲ»ÁË;ѹµ¹ >be ~edwith sadness/~ majority

213. paradox n. ×ÔÏàì¶Ü=contradiction

214. participant n. ²Î¼ÓÕß

215. patent n. רÀû

216. patrol v./n. ѲÂß

217. patriotic a. °®¹úµÄ

218. pave v. ÆÌ· ~ the way for women¡¯s Lib

219. permeate v. ÃÖÂþ; ÉøÍ¸A bad smell ~s the building./Water ~d all the books in the room.

220. perpetual a. ÓÀ¾ÃµÄ

221. pertinent a. ÓÐ¹ØµÄ =relevant>skills ~ to theprofession

222. plead v. ¿ÒÇó;(·¨Í¥)ÉêËß

223. ponder v. ˼¿¼ She ~ed his marriage proposal fora week.

224. portray v. ̏Ⱦ=describe/depict

225. precede v. ÏÈÓÚ

226. precedent n. ÏÈÀý

227. preclude n. ×èÖ¹ (from)

228. predecessor n. ǰÈÎ

229. predominant a. Ö÷µ¼µÄ

230. premise n. ǰÌá >your ~ is wrong.

231. pre£ó£ã£ò£é£ð£ôion n. ´¦·½

232. prestige n. ÍþÍû> enjoy high ~

233. prevalent a. Á÷ÐеÄ

234. prey n. ²¶»ñÎï

235. probe v. ̽¾¿>~ a matter to the bottom

236. proficiency n. ÊìÁ·

237. profound a. Éî¿ÌµÄ; Éî°ÂµÄ

238. prolong v. ÑÓ³¤

239. prospective a. Ô¤ÆÚµÄ£¬Î´À´µÄ >his ~ father-in-law

240. provocative a. ÌôÐÆµÄ>His ~ language provokedPeter.

241. random a. ËæÒâµÄ at ~

242. reap v. ÊÕ»ñ =harvest>reap crops

243. reassure v. ʹ·ÅÐÄ

244. reconcile v. ʹºÍ½â

245. rectify v. ¾ÀÕý

246. refrain from v. ÒÖÖÆ

247. refute v. ²µµ¹

248. remainder n. Ê£ÓàµÄ²¿·Ö

249. repel v. ʹÑá¶ñ£»»÷ÍË£»Åųâ>The odor ~s me./The odor can ~mosquito.

250. reproach v. Ôð±¸=blame



251. resemblance v. ÏàËÆ

252. resent v. Ô¹ºÞ >He resented being called hisnickname.

253. retort v. ·´²µ

254. retrieve v. È¡»Ø(get back, bring back)

255. reunion n. ÍžÛ=get-together>an occasion forfamily ~

256. revelation n. ½Òʾ

257. revive v. ʹ¸´ËÕ>~ economy

258. rigorous a. ÑϸñµÄ ~ training for doctors

259. rip v. ˺ÁÑ

260. ritual n. ÒÇʽ=ceremony/routine>His morning ~is to make coffee, take a shower and have breakfast.

261. robust a. ½¡×³µÄ

262. rot v. ¸¯Àà =decay

263. safeguard v. ±£»¤

264. savage a. Ò°ÂùµÄ =not civilized

265. scent n. Ïãζ The scent of women(Oscar ӰƬ)

266. scrutiny n. ϸ¿´

267. setback n. ´ìÕÛ

268. shatter v. ʹ·ÛËé> It shattered my dream.

269. simulate v. Ä£Äâ

270. skeptical a. »³ÒɵÄ

271. slack a. ËɳڵÄ

272. sneak v. Á͵͵µØ×ö

273. sober a. δ×íµÄ> I¡¯m ~ enough.

274. specifications n. ¹æ¸ñ£¬ËµÃ÷Êé

275. spectacle n. ¾°Ï󣬴ó¹Û

276. spectator n. ÅÔ¹ÛÕß

277. spontaneous a. ×Ô·¢µÄ

278. stability n. Îȶ¨

279. stagger v. õçõÇ

280. stationary a. ¹Ì¶¨µÄ

281. stimulus n. ´Ì¼¤

282. straightforward a. ̹Â浀 a ~ reply

283. stubborn a. ¾óÇ¿µÄ

284. stumble v. °íµ¹

285. subordinate a. ´ÓÊôµÄ
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