英语六级词汇及词组

1、1> to get into arguments with .与发生争执，展开辩论it's in credible to any one that such a quiet girl could have get into such viole nt arguments with her brother.sb. got into hot arguments with . over.it's surprising that such a could have got into arguments with . over.2、to arise from.从中产生；由而引起，起

2、因丁smokes arose from the village at dusk every day.many acclaimed that arouse from.sth. arises from . and it usually.3、to keep sb. at arm's length 对某人敬而远zif one doesr/t know how to keep other people at arm's length, he may easily gei lost when he is hit below the belt.since sb. always keeps a

3、t arm's length.you must keep . at arm's length if you want to.4、to make an arrangements for 为做准备， 安剌卡i'll make arrangements for a car to meet you at the airport.ill make arrangements for.please make arrangements for. so that.5、to arrive at/in .到达；扌氐达as soon as they arrived in beijing, th

4、e european couple were astonished by the seene of modernization they saw everywhere.sb. arrived at/in before.as soon as they arrived in /atthey began to.6、to be ashamed of oneself for.因而感到害羞，惭愧don't be ashamed of being poor.don't you feel ashamed of yourself forsb. was ashamed of himself for

5、 not being able to.7、to aspire after/for/to/towards 渴望，向往，追求，有志于broadcasters tried to abandon their native regional accents and aspired to bbc pronun ciati on.sb. tried to aspire after. since.aftersb. turns to aspire for.8、to be assigned to被分配从事；被派到john was recently assigned to tokyo as a section ch

6、ief, taking charge of the production section.sb. was assigned to . to/as9、to associate oneself with .赞同，支持.；与交往he tried to associate himself with the local people but nevertheless, he found it very hard to adjust himself to the local customs and their way of life.they tried to associate themselves w

7、ith . in order tohe doesrvt want to associate himself with ., because 10、to associate . with .把.与.联系在一起in the childre n's min ds, summer is closely associated with picn ics. people trend to associate . with.to many people,. is always closely associated with11> to assume the role of.担任的角色;承担的任

8、务he assumed office as preside nt amid national rejoicing.sb. voluntarily assumed the role of.sb. was made to assume the role of. in12、 to assure sb. of .使某人确信,向某人保证we tried our best to assure the nervous lady of the safety of flying.sb. tried to assure sb. of.i can assure you of my ability to.13>

9、 to be assured of.得到的保证；对感到放心you can be assured of the merits of the new method.we were very much assured of.you can be assured of.14、 to be astonished at.对感到震惊we were astonished at the n ews that the one we trusted most had fin ally take n side with our opponents.15> to be astounded at.因而诧异we we

10、re all greatly astounded at the number of rare animals being killed in such a small placei was astounded at the sight ofwe were all astounded that16> to create an atmosphere of.创造的气氛，环境india's successive nuclear tests created an atmosphere of tension in south asia. we must create an atmospher

11、e of. so that.he tried to create an atmosphere of so as to.17> to make atonement for.弥补报偿is it still possible for him to make atonement for his faults?sb. tried to make atonement forhe felt he had to make atonement for. since.18> to attach great importance to .极其重视nowadays most schools in chin

12、a attach great importance to teachi ng reforms. after. sb. began to attach great importanee to.you must attach great importanee to. before you can19> to make an attempt at.企图，试图，打算it was obviously that he was making an attempt at mending fences with the boss. he was making an attempt at but soon

13、he gave up.she didn't make an attempt atthough she .20、 to dance attendance on .奉承，讨好,向大献殷勤now that the patie nt is out of danger; the doctor is no ion ger in the atte ndan ce. sb. was trying to dance attendance on and thought he/she could.sb. knows how to dance attendance on those.21> to cat

14、ch the attention of.引起的注意this problem had not bee n give n eno ugh atte ntion to before it was too late.no sooner did . than it caught the attention ofbefore 'the had not caught the attention of.22、 to have attraction for.对有吸引力the film has great attraction for young people, especially for those

15、school childre rusth. has great attraction forespecially for those.sth. has almost no attraction forespecially for.23> to attribute . to .把归因于；认为.与有关most historians attribute such a phenomenon to wars and disasters caused by the wars.most. attribute . to on the assumption that.few . would attribu

16、te . tosince24、to have authority over/with .对有权威you may go and pick the brains of those who have the authority over the subject, and you may be better advised than just reading the textbooks.a person who has authority over. is usually.those who do not have authority with . usually.25、to avail onesel

17、f of .利用，趁机会you should avail yourself of the books in the libraryyou should avail yourself of this opportunity to.sb. readily avails himself/herself of every opportunity to.26、to be avaricious of.贪图；贪恋nowadays, many people who are in the leading positions become quite avaricious of nothing but their

18、 own profits in stead of being ambitious to upgrade the living sta ndard of the comm on folks.she is notbut avaricious of.sb- is obviously avaricious of. instead of being27、to be averse to .嫌恶；对反感；反对.he's averse from working with these guys.many people in are averse to such things as.he says he

19、is averse to especially those who.28、to be aware of.意识到；注意到；明白no sooner had she finished her words than she became aware of the fact that she had said the wrong thing.whensb. was not aware of the fact that.i have been quite aware of. though.29、to do away with .废除；除掉；干掉one cannot do away with his hab

20、its until he forms a set of new habits or has replacement of the old ones.one cannot do away with . before.we must do away with . before we can possibly.30、to be in bad with .失去的欢心;不讨的喜欢when a new baby arrives, the older ones are usually in bad with their parents, especially their mother.i know i am

21、 in bad with but i still hope that i canif you are already in bad with 'you must31. to be banned.from.被禁止freud's first book was banned from being published and his first lecture on dream analysis in united states was met with a failure, with only three listeners sitting in the lecture hall.*

22、sth. was strictly banned from.in*sb. was banned from., for.32. to bare one's heart to.对讲真心话;向倾吐衷肠she says that she n eeds some one to talk with and some one to bare her heart to.*she says she needs sb. to bare her heart to.*lt's very hard to find sb. you can bare your heart to33. to bargain wit