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大学英语六级考试重点单词汇总
1.accommodate-toprovidehousingoraplacetostayforsomeoneorsomething
Example:Thehotelcanaccommodateupto200guests.
2.accumulate-togatherorcollectgraduallyovertime
Example:Shehasaccumulatedalargeamountofmoneythroughherinvestments.
3.analyze-toexamineorstudysomethingindetail,typicallywiththegoalofunderstandingitbetter
Example:Thescientistanalyzedthedatatodetermineitssignificance.
4.apprehend-tounderstandorperceivesomething,oftenwithdifficulty
Example:Ittookawhileforhimtoapprehendthecomplexitiesofthesituation.
5.assert-tostateordeclareconfidentlyorforcefully
Example:Sheassertedherrighttofreedomofspeech.
6.assess-toevaluateorjudgethequality,importance,orvalueofsomething
Example:Theteacherassessedthestudents'performancebasedontheirtestscores.
7.assign-togivesomeoneaparticularjob,task,orresponsibility
Example:Themanagerassignedthenewemployeetoateam.
8.assume-tobelieveoracceptsomethingtobetruewithoutproof
Example:Iassumedhewouldbeatthemeeting,buthedidn'tshowup.
9.calculate-todetermineorfindamathematicalsolutionusingarithmeticorothermethods
Example:Shecalculatedthetotalcostoftheproject.
10.cite-tomentionorrefertosomethingasevidenceorsupportforanargumentorstatement
Example:Thelawyercitedseveralcasestosupporthisargument.
11.clarify-tomakesomethingcleareroreasiertounderstand
Example:Theprofessorclarifiedtheinstructionsfortheassignment.
12.coincide-tooccurorhappenatthesametimeorplace
Example:Ourvacationplanscoincidedwiththeirs,sowedecidedtogotogether.
13.collaborate-toworktogetherwithothers,especiallyonacreativeorintellectualproject
Example:Thescientistscollaboratedonaresearchproject.
14.collide-tocrashintoorcomeintoviolentcontactwithsomething
Example:Thetwocarscollidedattheintersection.
15.compensate-togivesomeonemoneyorsomethingelseinrecognitionofloss,injury,orsuffering
Example:Thecompanycompensatedtheemployeefortheovertimeheworked.
16.comprehend-tounderstandorgraspthemeaningorsignificanceofsomething
Example:Ittookhimawhiletocomprehendthecomplexityofthenovel.
17.conceive-toformordevelopanideaorconceptinone'smind
Example:Sheconceivedaplantostartherownbusiness.
18.conclude-tobringtoanendorreachadecisionorjudgment
Example:Afteranalyzingalltheevidence,thejuryconcludedthatthedefendantwasguilty.
19.conduct-tocarryoutorperformaparticularactivity,experiment,orinvestigation
Example:Thescientistconductedexperimentstotesthishypothesis.
20.confine-tokeepsomeoneorsomethingwithinlimitsorboundaries
Example:Thecatisconfinedtothebackyard.
21.confirm-toverifyorestablishthetruthoraccuracyofsomething
Example:TheDNAtestconfirmedthathewasthefather.
22.consistent-inagreementorharmonywithsomething;notcontradictory
Example:Herstatementswereconsistentwiththeevidence.
23.constitute-tobeapartorcomponentofsomething;tomakeuporformsomething
Example:Thesethreeelementsconstitutethebasicstructureoftheessay.
24.construct-tobuildorcreatesomething,typicallyusingmaterialsorcomponents
Example:Theyconstructedanewbridgeacrosstheriver.
25.consult-toseekadviceorinformationfromsomeone
Example:Iconsultedalawyerbeforesigningthecontract.
26.contradict-toasserttheoppositeordenythetruthofsomething
Example:Hiswordscontradictedhisactions.
27.contribute-togiveorprovidesomething,especiallyasapartofasharedeffort
Example:Shecontributedhertimeandexpertisetotheproject.
28.convert-tochangeortransformsomethingintoadifferentformoruse
Example:Theyconvertedtheoldwarehouseintoaluxuryapartmentbuilding.
29.convey-tocommunicateorexpresssomething,oftenthroughwordsorgestures
Example:Theartist'spaintingsconveyasenseofbeautyandemotion.
30.convict-tofindsomeoneguiltyofacrimeinacourtoflaw
Example:Thejuryconvictedhimofmurder.
31.counter-torespondtooropposesomethingwithacontraryargumentoraction
Example:Hecounteredtheirargumentwithstrongevidence.
32.decline-torefuseorrejectsomethingorarequest
Example:Shedeclinedthejobofferbecauseitdidn'tmeethersalaryexpectations.
33.deduce-toreachaconclusionorinferencebasedonevidenceorreasoning
Example:Fromthefootprints,wededucedthatthesuspecthadbeenatthesceneofthecrime.
34.demonstrate-toshoworprovesomethingclearlyandconvincingly
Example:Theexperimentdemonstratedtheeffectivenessofthenewdrug.
35.denote-tobeasignorsymbolofsomething;toindicateorrepresentsomething
Example:Theredlightdenotesdanger.
36.deploy-tomoveorpositiontroopsorresourcesstrategicallyforaspecificpurpose
Example:Themilitarydeployedadditionalforcestotheborder.
37.derive-toobtainorreceivesomethingfromasourceororigin
Example:Shederivedgreatpleasurefromreading.
38.detect-todiscoveroridentifythepresenceofsomething
Example:Theradarcandetectincomingmissiles.
39.deter-todiscourageorpreventsomeonefromdoingsomethingbycreatingfearordoubt
Example:Thehighsecuritymeasuresareintendedtodeterpotentialcriminals.
40.devour-toeatorconsumesomethinghungrilyandeagerly
Example:Thechildrendevouredthepizza.
41.differentiate-torecognizeorshowthedifferencebetweenthings;todistinguish
Example:Theteacherexplainedhowtodifferentiatebetweensimilarspeciesofplants.
42.diminish-todecreaseormakesomethingsmallerorlessimportant
Example:Hisinfluencehasdiminishedsinceheleftthecompany.
43.discharge-torelease,letgo,orsendout;toperformadutyortask
Example:Thehospitaldischargedhimafterhissurgery.
44.distort-totwistorchangetheshape,appearance,ormeaningofsomething
Example:Thefunhousemirrorsdistortyourreflection.
45.divert-tocausesomeoneorsomethingtochangedirectionorcourse
Example:Theconstructioncausedtraffictobedivertedtoanalternateroute.
46.donate-togivemoney,goods,orservicestoapersonororganizationinneed
Example:Shedonatedheroldclothestoacharity.
47.elevate-tomoveorraisesomethingtoahigherpositionorrank
Example:Theelevatorelevatedustothetopfloor.
48.embark-tobeginorstartajourney,project,orcourseofaction
Example:Theyembarkedonafour-dayhikingtrip.
49.embody-torepresentorexemplifyacertainqualityoridea
Example:Hisactionsembodythevaluesofhonestyandintegrity.
50.emerge-tocomeforthorappearfromahiddenorunknownposition
Example:Thesunemergedfrombehindtheclouds.
51.emphasize-togivespecialimportanceorstresstosomethingExample:Theteacheremphasizedtheimportanceofstudyingforthetest.52.endorse-tosupportorapproveofsomethingpubliclyExample:Thecelebrityendorsedthenewlineofskincareproducts.53.enforce-tomakesurethatalaworruleisobeyedorfollowedExample:Thepoliceenforcedthespeedlimitbygivingouttickets.54.enhance-toimproveorincreasethequality,value,orattractivenessofsomethingExample:Thedecorationsenhancedtheambianceoftheroom.55.ensure-tomakecertainthatsomethingwillhappenorbedoneExample:Thecompanyensuredthesafetyofitsemployeesbyprovidingpropertraining.56.entitle-togivesomeonetherighttohaveordosomethingExample:Theticketentitlesyoutoafreedrink.57.enumerate-tolistormentionthingsonebyoneExample:Theprofessorenumeratedthekeypointsofthelecture.58.establish-tocreateorsetupsomething,oftenwithafirmorpermanentbasisExample:Theyestablishedanewcompanywiththegoalofprovidingaffordablehousing.59.evaluate-toassessthevalue,importance,oreffectivenessofsomethingExample:Thecoachevaluatedtheplayers'performanceduringthegame.60.evolve-tochangeordevelopgraduallyovertimeExample:Thetechnologyhasevolvedsignificantlyinthepastdecade.61.exceed-togobeyondorbegreaterthanacertainlimitorexpectationExample:Themovieexceededmyexpectations.62.exclude-topreventsomeoneorsomethingfrombeingincludedorconsideredExample:Theclubexcludesnon-membersfromentering.63.exhibit-todisplayorshowsomethingpubliclyExample:Themuseumexhibitedacollectionofancientartifacts.64.expand-toincreaseinsize,volume,orscopeExample:Thecompanyexpandeditsoperationstoincludeinternationalmarkets.65.exploit-tomakeuseofsomething,oftenforpersonalgainExample:Heexploitedhisconnectionstogetajobintheindustry.66.facilitate-tomakesomethingeasierorpossiblebyprovidingthenecessarymeansorassistanceExample:Thetranslatorfacilitatedcommunicationbetweenthetwoparties.67.fluctuate-tochangeorvaryirregularly,ofteninasmallorunimportantwayExample:Thestockpricesfluctuatedthroughouttheday.68.generate-toproduceorcreatesomething,oftenusingaparticularmethodorprocessExample:Thewindturbinesgenerateelectricity.69.grasp-tounderstandorlearnsomethingquicklyandeasilyExample:Shehasagoodgraspofthesubjectmatter.70.halt-tostoporbringtoasuddenstopExample:Thetrainhaltedatthestation.71.hesitate-tobeslowtospeakoractbecauseofuncertaintyorfearExample:Hehesitatedbeforeansweringthequestion.72.illustrate-toexplainormakesomethingclearerbyusingexamplesordiagramsExample:Thetextbookillustratestheconceptwithdetaileddiagrams.73.implement-toputaplan,idea,ordecisionintoeffectExample:Thegovernmentimplementednewpoliciestoaddresstheissue.74.imply-tosuggestorindicatesomethingindirectlywithoutsayingitdirectlyExample:Histoneimpliedthathewasnothappywiththesituation.75.impose-toforcesomeonetoacceptordosomething,oftenagainsttheirwillExample:Thegovernmentimposedstrictregulationsontheindustry.76.infer-todeduceorconcludesomethingfromevidenceorreasoningExample:Fromtheclues,weinferredthatthesuspectwasstillinthearea.77.insert-toputorplacesomethingintoaparticularpositionorspaceExample:Sheinsertedabookmarkbetweenthepages.78.inspect-toexamineorlookatsomethingcarefullytodetermineitsconditionorqualityExa
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