Unit 2 Vocabulary课件-高中英语外研版选择性必修第二册

Unit2VOCABULARYe7d195523061f1c03a90ee8e42cb24248e56383cd534985688F9F494128731F165EE95AB4B0C0A38076AAEA07667B1565C446FC45FF01DFB0E885BCDBDF3A284F3DB14DA61DD97F0BAB2E6C668FB4931DED5FAA0CB712CCE3A8845E13BB5882E1352BF22D26D5F889C90B42F014C0DB8B9700B82FD7A626842B96845E6A0164C1A1A1CC5D02DFC6CsecurityP36e7d195523061f1c03a90ee8e42cb24248e56383cd534985688F9F494128731F165EE95AB4B0C0A38076AAEA07667B1565C446FC45FF01DFB0E885BCDBDF3A284F3DB14DA61DD97F0BAB2E6C668FB4931DED5FAA0CB712CCE3A8845E13BB5882E1352BF22D26D5F889C90B42F014C0DB8B9700B82FD7A626842B96845E6A0164C1A1A1CC5D02DFC6Csecurity[siˈkjuəriti]n.安全;确信;保证

-safetyn.securityguard保安人员nationalsecurity

国家安全financialsecurity金融安全secure安全的(safeadj.)insecure不安全的-unsafemoderatore7d195523061f1c03a90ee8e42cb24248e56383cd534985688F9F494128731F165EE95AB4B0C0A38076AAEA07667B1565C446FC45FF01DFB0E885BCDBDF3A284F3DB14DA61DD97F0BAB2E6C668FB4931DED5FAA0CB712CCE3A8845E13BB5882E1352BF22D26D5F889C90B42F014C0DB8B9700B82FD7A626842B96845E6A0164C1A1A1CC5D02DFC6Cmoderator[ˈmɔdəreitə]n.调停者；主持人moderateadj.适度的；中等的；温和的

v.

缓和；使适中+ator人→调解人n.主持人n.观众n.论坛n.管理者hostaudienceforumadministratordetoxe7d195523061f1c03a90ee8e42cb24248e56383cd534985688F9F494128731F165EE95AB4B0C0A38076AAEA07667B1565C446FC45FF01DFB0E885BCDBDF3A284F3DB14DA61DD97F0BAB2E6C668FB4931DED5FAA0CB712CCE3A8845E13BB5882E1352BF22D26D5F889C90B42F014C0DB8B9700B82FD7A626842B96845E6A0164C1A1A1CC5D02DFC6Cdetox[di:'tɔks]n.戒瘾；戒瘾诊所Youshouldbreakfreeofyourdevicesandgoonadigitaldetox.adetoxclinic戒瘾（诊）所；戒毒所戒瘾（诊）所；戒毒所n.上瘾；瘾；入迷n.吸毒成瘾的人;瘾君子adj.上瘾的adj.使人上瘾/入迷的addictionaddictaddictedaddictivefundraisinge7d195523061f1c03a90ee8e42cb24248e56383cd534985688F9F494128731F165EE95AB4B0C0A38076AAEA07667B1565C446FC45FF01DFB0E885BCDBDF3A284F3DB14DA61DD97F0BAB2E6C668FB4931DED5FAA0CB712CCE3A8845E13BB5882E1352BF22D26D5F889C90B42F014C0DB8B9700B82FD7A626842B96845E6A0164C1A1A1CC5D02DFC6Cfundraising[ˈfʌndˌreiziŋ]n.筹款；募款Tryeverymeanstoraisefundsforlocaleducation.switchP34e7d195523061f1c03a90ee8e42cb24248e56383cd534985688F9F494128731F165EE95AB4B0C0A38076AAEA07667B1565C446FC45FF01DFB0E885BCDBDF3A284F3DB14DA61DD97F0BAB2E6C668FB4931DED5FAA0CB712CCE3A8845E13BB5882E1352BF22D26D5F889C90B42F014C0DB8B9700B82FD7A626842B96845E6A0164C1A1A1CC5D02DFC6Cswitch[switʃ]v．(用开关)改变，转换；交换，调换；调班n．开关；改变，转变switchon＝turnon打开(电灯、无线电等)，接通(电流等)switchoff＝turnoff 关上，断掉(电源等)switchfrom...to... 从……转变为……switchover换台，换频道attheflickofaswitch 轻轻一按开关“开/关”电器用turn/switchon/off都可以；“开/关”水或煤气只能用turnon/off。motivateP34e7d195523061f1c03a90ee8e42cb24248e56383cd534985688F9F494128731F165EE95AB4B0C0A38076AAEA07667B1565C446FC45FF01DFB0E885BCDBDF3A284F3DB14DA61DD97F0BAB2E6C668FB4931DED5FAA0CB712CCE3A8845E13BB5882E1352BF22D26D5F889C90B42F014C0DB8B9700B82FD7A626842B96845E6A0164C1A1A1CC5D02DFC6Cmotivate[ˈməutiveit]vt.激励；激发motivatesb.todosth.

激励某人做某事motivationn.动力；诱因；积极性occupyP34e7d195523061f1c03a90ee8e42cb24248e56383cd534985688F9F494128731F165EE95AB4B0C0A38076AAEA07667B1565C446FC45FF01DFB0E885BCDBDF3A284F3DB14DA61DD97F0BAB2E6C668FB4931DED5FAA0CB712CCE3A8845E13BB5882E1352BF22D26D5F889C90B42F014C0DB8B9700B82FD7A626842B96845E6A0164C1A1A1CC5D02DFC6Coccupy[ˈɔkjupai]v．使用，占用(空间、面积、时间等)；占去(时间)；使忙于，忙着；任职，执政occupyoneselfindoingsth./withsth. 忙着做某事/忙于某事occupiedadj.使用中；忙于；被占领的beoccupied(in)doingsth./withsth. 忙着做某事/忙于某事occupationn.侵占，占领；(土地、房屋、建筑等的)使用，居住；工作，职业bebusydoing/withsth.beengagedindoingprofessionvocationemploymentcareertakeupprofilee7d195523061f1c03a90ee8e42cb24248e56383cd534985688F9F494128731F165EE95AB4B0C0A38076AAEA07667B1565C446FC45FF01DFB0E885BCDBDF3A284F3DB14DA61DD97F0BAB2E6C668FB4931DED5FAA0CB712CCE3A8845E13BB5882E1352BF22D26D5F889C90B42F014C0DB8B9700B82FD7A626842B96845E6A0164C1A1A1CC5D02DFC6Cprofile

[ˈprəufail]n.概况ajob/employeeprofile工作/雇员简介distractP35e7d195523061f1c03a90ee8e42cb24248e56383cd534985688F9F494128731F165EE95AB4B0C0A38076AAEA07667B1565C446FC45FF01DFB0E885BCDBDF3A284F3DB14DA61DD97F0BAB2E6C668FB4931DED5FAA0CB712CCE3A8845E13BB5882E1352BF22D26D5F889C90B42F014C0DB8B9700B82FD7A626842B96845E6A0164C1A1A1CC5D02DFC6Cdistract[disˈtrækt]vt.转移；分散；分心distractsb.fromsth.把某人的注意力从某事上移开，分散某人的注意力distractionn.分心，分散注意力的事；使人分心的事distractedadj.注意力分散的；思想不集中的distractingadj.令人分心的Thecattriedtodistracthisfriend’sattentionandtookhisfish.constantlye7d195523061f1c03a90ee8e42cb24248e56383cd534985688F9F494128731F165EE95AB4B0C0A38076AAEA07667B1565C446FC45FF01DFB0E885BCDBDF3A284F3DB14DA61DD97F0BAB2E6C668FB4931DED5FAA0CB712CCE3A8845E13BB5882E1352BF22D26D5F889C90B42F014C0DB8B9700B82FD7A626842B96845E6A0164C1A1A1CC5D02DFC6Cconstantly[ˈkɔnstəntli]adv.

经常地；不断地constantadj.恒定的；不变的；不断的；连续发生的aconstantstreamofvisitorsalldaytravellingataconstantspeedof50m.p.h.不断的恒定的towele7d195523061f1c03a90ee8e42cb24248e56383cd534985688F9F494128731F165EE95AB4B0C0A38076AAEA07667B1565C446FC45FF01DFB0E885BCDBDF3A284F3DB14DA61DD97F0BAB2E6C668FB4931DED5FAA0CB712CCE3A8845E13BB5882E1352BF22D26D5F889C90B42F014C0DB8B9700B82FD7A626842B96845E6A0164C1A1A1CC5D02DFC6Ctowel[ˈtauəl]n.毛巾,手巾throwinthetowel认输Theratthrewinthetowel,cryingawayfromhome.

拳击比赛时，如果拳击手的助手朝擂台里扔东西，这位拳击手就会被自动取消资格。教练如果判断他的子弟兵不能获胜，有时会叫助手扔条毛巾进入场中（throw

in

the

towel)，裁判就会立刻停止比赛。因此，throw

in

the

towel就代表「投降」的意思。accessP35e7d195523061f1c03a90ee8e42cb24248e56383cd534985688F9F494128731F165EE95AB4B0C0A38076AAEA07667B1565C446FC45FF01DFB0E885BCDBDF3A284F3DB14DA61DD97F0BAB2E6C668FB4931DED5FAA0CB712CCE3A8845E13BB5882E1352BF22D26D5F889C90B42F014C0DB8B9700B82FD7A626842B96845E6A0164C1A1A1CC5D02DFC6Caccess[ˈækses]n.进入；接近；接触的机会have/get/gain/obtainaccessto...得以接近/使用/进入……giveaccessto 准许进入(to为介词)accessibleadj. 可进入的；可使用的beaccessibleto 可进入……的；可使用……的(to为介词)Theramp（斜坡）

givesaccesstodisabledpeople.relyP36e7d195523061f1c03a90ee8e42cb24248e56383cd534985688F9F494128731F165EE95AB4B0C0A38076AAEA07667B1565C446FC45FF01DFB0E885BCDBDF3A284F3DB14DA61DD97F0BAB2E6C668FB4931DED5FAA0CB712CCE3A8845E13BB5882E1352BF22D26D5F889C90B42F014C0DB8B9700B82FD7A626842B96845E6A0164C1A1A1CC5D02DFC6Crely

[riˈlai]v．(为生活或生存而)依赖，依靠；信赖；指望relyonsb.依靠，依赖relyon/uponsb.for...依靠某人获得……relyon/uponsb.todosth.指望/相信/依赖某人做某事relyon/uponitthat...相信/指望……(it作形式宾语，that从句作真正的宾语)reliableadj.可信赖的；可靠的reliabilityn.可靠性IoftenrelyoninstantfoodbecauseIamsobadatcooking.dependon/uponcounton/uponhavefaithindeadlinee7d195523061f1c03a90ee8e42cb24248e56383cd534985688F9F494128731F165EE95AB4B0C0A38076AAEA07667B1565C446FC45FF01DFB0E885BCDBDF3A284F3DB14DA61DD97F0BAB2E6C668FB4931DED5FAA0CB712CCE3A8845E13BB5882E1352BF22D26D5F889C90B42F014C0DB8B9700B82FD7A626842B96845E6A0164C1A1A1CC5D02DFC6Cdeadline[ˈdedlain]n.截止时间；界线；最后期限Tcrastinatione7d195523061f1c03a90ee8e42cb24248e56383cd534985688F9F494128731F165EE95AB4B0C0A38076AAEA07667B1565C446FC45FF01DFB0E885BCDBDF3A284F3DB14DA61DD97F0BAB2E6C668FB4931DED5FAA0CB712CCE3A8845E13BB5882E1352BF22D26D5F889C90B42F014C0DB8B9700B82FD7A626842B96845E6A0164C1A1A1CC5D02DFC6Cprocrastination

[prəuˌkræstiˈneiʃən]n.拖延；延迟；耽搁procrastinatev.拖延;耽搁Allthingsaroundmightcausehisprocrastination.appropriateP38e7d195523061f1c03a90ee8e42cb24248e56383cd534985688F9F494128731F165EE95AB4B0C0A38076AAEA07667B1565C446FC45FF01DFB0E885BCDBDF3A284F3DB14DA61DD97F0BAB2E6C668FB4931DED5FAA0CB712CCE3A8845E13BB5882E1352BF22D26D5F889C90B42F014C0DB8B9700B82FD7A626842B96845E6A0164C1A1A1CC5D02DFC6Cappropriate[əˈprəupriət]adj.适合的；专属的；特有的beappropriatefor/to... 对……适合Itisappropriateforsb.todosth.＝Itisappropriatethatsb.(should)dosth.某人做某事是恰当的appropriatesth.forsth. 为……拨款appropriatelyadv. 恰当地Agentlehandshakeisappropriatewhengreetingsomeoneforthefirsttime.spit

e7d195523061f1c03a90ee8e42cb24248e56383cd534985688F9F494128731F165EE95AB4B0C0A38076AAEA07667B1565C446FC45FF01DFB0E885BCDBDF3A284F3DB14DA61DD97F0BAB2E6C668FB4931DED5FAA0CB712CCE3A8845E13BB5882E1352BF22D26D5F889C90B42F014C0DB8B9700B82FD7A626842B96845E6A0164C1A1A1CC5D02DFC6Cspit

[spit]vi.吐出;啐唾沫(常表示愤怒或鄙视);怒斥(spitting,spat,spat)Shetookamouthfuloffoodandthensuddenlyspatitout.“Youliar!”shespat.吐出怒斥headphonese7d195523061f1c03a90ee8e42cb24248e56383cd534985688F9F494128731F165EE95AB4B0C0A38076AAEA07667B1565C446FC45FF01DFB0E885BCDBDF3A284F3DB14DA61DD97F0BAB2E6C668FB4931DED5FAA0CB712CCE3A8845E13BB5882E1352BF22D26D5F889C90B42F014C0DB8B9700B82FD7A626842B96845E6A0164C1A1A1CC5D02DFC6Cheadphones

[ˈhedfəunz]n.(pl.)听筒；耳机earphonesmicrophonebin

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垃圾箱，仓，箱arubbishbin

垃圾箱abreadbin

面包箱considerateP39e7d195523061f1c03a90ee8e42cb24248e56383cd534985688F9F494128731F165EE95AB4B0C0A38076AAEA07667B1565C446FC45FF01DFB0E885BCDBDF3A284F3DB14DA61DD97F0BAB2E6C668FB4931DED5FAA0CB712CCE3A8845E13BB5882E1352BF22D26D5F889C90B42F014C0DB8B9700B82FD7A626842B96845E6A0164C1A1A1CC5D02DFC6Cconsiderate

[kənˈsidərit]adj.慎重考虑的；体谅的；为别人着想的Itisconsiderateofsb.todo...某人做……真体贴considerv.考虑；认为considerdoing...考虑做……considersb./sth.as/tobe...认为某人/物是……considerationn.仔细考虑；深思oconsideration考虑到；顾及promoteP39e7d195523061f1c03a90ee8e42cb24248e56383cd534985688F9F494128731F165EE95AB4B0C0A38076AAEA07667B1565C446FC45FF01DFB0E885BCDBDF3A284F3DB14DA61DD97F0BAB2E6C668FB4931DED5FAA0CB712CCE3A8845E13BB5882E1352BF22D26D5F889C90B42F014C0DB8B9700B82FD7A626842B96845E6A0164C1A1A1CC5D02DFC6Cpromote[prəˈməut]vt.升级；促进；奖励promotesb.(fromsth.)tosth 把某人(从某职位)提升到某职位promotesth.to... 把某物推销给……bepromotedto... 被提升为……promotionn. 提升，提拔；晋级；促销活动，推广Sheworkedhardandwassoonpromoted.clarify

e7d195523061f1c03a90ee8e42cb24248e56383cd534985688F9F494128731F165EE95AB4B0C0A38076AAEA07667B1565C446FC45FF01DFB0E885BCDBDF3A284F3DB14DA61DD97F0BAB2E6C668FB4931DED5FAA0CB712CCE3A8845E13BB5882E1352BF22D26D5F889C90B42F014C0DB8B9700B82FD7A626842B96845E6A0164C1A1A1CC5D02DFC6Cclarify[ˈklærifai]vt.使清楚；阐明；澄清；净化(clarified,clarified)clarificationn.澄清；净（纯）化；清化（理）；说（阐）明；解释Thesonhastoclarifywhathewroteforhisfather.headlinee7d195523061f1c03a90ee8e42cb24248e56383cd534985688F9F494128731F165EE95AB4B0C0A38076AAEA07667B1565C446FC45FF01DFB0E885BCDBDF3A284F3DB14DA61DD97F0BAB2E6C668FB4931DED5FAA0CB712CCE3A8845E13BB5882E1352BF22D26D5F889C90B42F014C0DB8B9700B82FD7A626842B96845E6A0164C1A1A1CC5D02DFC6Cheadline[ˈhedlain]n.大字标题；(pl.)新闻广播的摘要ThisJapanesefigureskaterhittheheadlinesthroughouttheworld.占据头条maxoute7d195523061f1c03a90ee8e42cb24248e56383cd534985688F9F494128731F165EE95AB4B0C0A38076AAEA07667B1565C446FC45FF01DFB0E885BCDBDF3A284F3DB14DA61DD97F0BAB2E6C668FB4931DED5FAA0CB712CCE3A8845E13BB5882E1352BF22D26D5F889C90B42F014C0DB8B9700B82FD7A626842B96845E6A0164C1A1A1CC5D02DFC6Cmaxout（钱）花光，（信用卡）刷爆Ican’tbelieveI’vemaxedoutallmycreditcardsagain!incontrasttoP44e7d195523061f1c03a90ee8e42cb24248e56383cd534985688F9F494128731F165EE95AB4B0C0A38076AAEA07667B1565C446FC45FF01DFB0E885BCDBDF3A284F3DB14DA61DD97F0BAB2E6C668FB4931DED5FAA0CB712CCE3A8845E13BB5882E1352BF22D26D5F889C90B42F014C0DB8B9700B82FD7A626842B96845E6A0164C1A1A1CC5D02DFC6Cincontrastto与…形成鲜明对比contrastv.对照；使成对比n.对比，对照contrastwith 和……比起来；和……形成对照by/incontrast 与……相反；对比之下Inchess,thecontrastbetweenblackandwhiteiseasytosee.Incontrast,herValentine’sgiftwasnotasgoodasherfriend’s.districte7d195523061f1c03a90ee8e42cb24248e56383cd534985688F9F494128731F165EE95AB4B0C0A38076AAEA07667B1565C446FC45FF01DFB0E885BCDBDF3A284F3DB14DA61DD97F0BAB2E6C668FB4931DED5FAA0CB712CCE3A8845E13BB5882E1352BF22D26D5F889C90B42F014C0DB8B9700B82FD7A626842B96845E6A0164C1A1A1CC5D02DFC6Cdistrict[ˈdistrikt]

n.区域;地域;行政区theCityofLondon’sfinancialdistrict伦敦市的金融区aschooldistrict学区necessityP46e7d195523061f1c03a90ee8e42cb24248e56383cd534985688F9F494128731F165EE95AB4B0C0A38076AAEA07667B1565C446FC45FF01DFB0E885BCDBDF3A284F3DB14DA61DD97F0BAB2E6C668FB4931DED5FAA0CB712CCE3A8845E13BB5882E1352BF22D26D5F889C90B42F014C0DB8B9700B82FD7A626842B96845E6A0164C1A1A1CC5D02DFC6Cnecessity[niˈsesiti]n.急需,必需;(pl.)必需品;贫穷Werecognizethenecessityforawrittenagreement.Airconditionerisanabsolutenecessityinthisclimate.necessaryadj.必需的;必要的;必然的;无法避免的necessarilyadv.必要地;必然地;不可避免地[U]必要[C]必需品toothpastee7d195523061f1c03a90ee8e42cb24248e56383cd534985688F9F494128731F165EE95AB4B0C0A38076AAEA07667B1565C446FC45FF01DFB0E885BCDBDF3A284F3DB14DA61DD97F0BAB2E6C668FB4931DED5FAA0CB712CCE3A8845E13BB5882E1352BF22D26D5F889C90B42F014C0DB8B9700B82FD7A626842B96845E6A0164C1A1A1CC5D02DFC6Ctoothpaste[ˈtuːθpeist]n.牙膏toothbrushn.牙刷soapsoap[səup]n.肥皂shampoon.洗发露hairconditioner护发素iteme7d195523061f1c03a90ee8e42cb24248e56383cd534985688F9F494128731F165EE95AB4B0C0A38076AAEA07667B1565C446FC45FF01DFB0E885BCDBDF3A284F3DB14DA61DD97F0BAB2E6C668FB4931DED5FAA0CB712CCE3A8845E13BB5882E1352BF22D26D5F889C90B42F014C0DB8B9700B82FD7A626842B96845E6A0164C1A1A1CC5D02DFC6Citem[ˈaitəm]n.一件商品，项目；条(款)；帐目；一则，一条（新闻）anitemofnews=anewsitem一条新闻Hesellssomeofhisunwanteditemsintheyardsale（庭院大甩卖）.unprecedentedlye7d195523061f1c03a90ee8e42cb24248e56383cd534985688F9F494128731F165EE95AB4B0C0A38076AAEA07667B1565C446FC45FF01DFB0E885BCDBDF3A284F3DB14DA61DD97F0BAB2E6C668FB4931DED5FAA0CB712CCE3A8845E13BB5882E1352BF22D26D5F889C90B42F014C0DB8B9700B82FD7A626842B96845E6A0164C1A1A1CC5D02DFC6Cunprecedentedly[ʌnˈpresidəntidli]adv.空前地unprecedentedadj.空前的；无前例的In1903,theWrightBrothersmadeanumprecedentedlygreatairplaneflight.personalfinancese7d195523061f1c03a90ee8e42cb24248e56383cd534985688F9F494128731F165EE95AB4B0C0A38076AAEA07667B1565C446FC45FF01DFB0E885BCDBDF3A284F3DB14DA61DD97F0BAB2E6C668FB4931DED5FAA0CB712CCE3A8845E13BB5882E1352BF22D26D5F889C90B42F014C0DB8B9700B82FD7A626842B96845E6A0164C1A1A1CC5D02DFC6Cpersonalfinances（个人的）财务管理financen.资金;财政;金融;财务v.资金供给，

筹措资金ShanghaiUniversityofFinanceandEconomicstheMinisterofFinance

财政部长financialadj.财政的;金融的;财务的financialservices

金融服务Themoneywillgotofinanceanewprimaryschool.jare7d195523061f1c03a90ee8e42cb24248e56383cd534985688F9F494128731F165EE95AB4B0C0A38076AAEA07667B1565C446FC45FF01DFB0E885BCDBDF3A284F3DB14DA61DD97F0BAB2E6C668FB4931DED5FAA0CB712CCE3A8845E13BB5882E1352BF22D26D5F889C90B42F014C0DB8B9700B82FD7A626842B96845E6A0164C1A1A1CC5D02DFC6Cjar[dʒɑː]n.广口瓶ajarofcoffee一罐咖啡Theboyhasajarfullofglowworms.investe7d195523061f1c03a90ee8e42cb24248e56383cd534985688F9F494128731F165EE95AB4B0C0A38076AAEA07667B1565C446FC45FF01DFB0E885BCDBDF3A284F3DB14DA61DD97F0BAB2E6C668FB4931DED5FAA0CB712CCE3A8845E13BB5882E1352BF22D26D5F889C90B42F014C0DB8B9700B82FD7A626842B96845E6A0164C1A1A1CC5D02DFC6Cinvest[inˈvest]vt.投资；花费investinsth.投资，投入，购买昂贵的东西investmentn.投资，投资物investorn.投资者；投资机构Heinvestsallhismoneyinproperty.lifelonge7d195523061f1c03a90ee8e42cb24248e56383cd534985688F9F494128731F165EE95AB4B0C0A38076AAEA07667B1565C446FC45FF01DFB0E885BCDBDF3A284F3DB14DA61DD97F0BAB2E6C668FB4931DED5FAA0CB712CCE3A8845E13BB5882E1352BF22D26D5F889C90B42F014C0DB8B9700B82FD7A626842B96845E6A0164C1A1A1CC5D02DFC6Clifelong[ˈlaiflɔŋ]adj.

终身的；一生的enduringall-timelifetimepermanentultimatevisione7d195523061f1c03a90ee8e42cb24248e56383cd534985688F9F494128731F165EE95AB4B0C0A38076AAEA07667B1565C446FC45FF01DFB0E885BCDBDF3A284F3DB14DA61DD97F0BAB2E6C668FB4931DED5FAA0CB712CCE3A8845E13BB5882E1352BF22D26D5F889C90B42F014C0DB8B9700B82FD7A626842B96845E6A0164C1A1A1CC5D02DFC6Cvision[ˈviʒən]n.视力；洞察力；想像力；幻想haveagood/perfect/poor/blurred/normalvision视力好/极好/差/模糊/正常visibleadj.看得见的，可见的visibilityn.可见度，能见度，可见性，明显性goodvisibility能见度高n.版本adj.视力的，视觉的adj.虚拟的versionvisualvirtuallikewisee7d195523061f1c03a90ee8e42cb24248e56383cd534985688F9F494128731F165EE95AB4B0C0A38076AAEA07667B1565C446FC45FF01DFB0E885BCDBDF3A284F3DB14DA61DD97F0BAB2E6C668FB4931DED5FAA0CB712CCE3A8845E13BB5882E1352BF22D26D5F889C90B42F014C0DB8B9700B82FD7A626842B96845E6A0164C1A1A1CC5D02DFC6Clikewise[ˈlaikwaiz]adv.同样地，相似地Thebigmanhatesthesmallman;likewise,thesmallmanhatesthebigman.objectivelye7d195523061f1c03a90ee8e42cb24248e56383cd534985688F9F494128731F165EE95AB4B0C0A38076AAEA07667B1565C446FC45FF01DFB0E885BCDBDF3A284F3DB14DA61DD97F0BAB2E6C668FB4931DED5FAA0CB712CCE3A8845E13BB5882E1352BF22D26D5F889C90B42F014C0DB8B9700B82FD7A626842B96845E6A0164C1A1A1CC5D02DFC6Cobjectively[ɔbˈdʒektivli]adv.客观地objectiveadj.客观的;就事论事的n.目标，目的正面负面中立positive（积极的）、optimistic（乐观的;抱乐观看法的）、approval（赞成;同意）、supportive（支持的）negative（消极的;否定的）、pessimistic（悲观的）、disapproval（不赞成;反对）、questionable（可疑的;有问题的）、doubtful（怀疑;未必）、suspicious（怀疑的;令人怀疑的）、skeptical（怀疑的;心存疑惑的）neutral（中立的）、objective（客观的）、impartial（全面的）、disinterested（中立的）阅读：作者情感态度类词——有态度的选项objectivelye7d195523061f1c03a90ee8e42cb24248e56383cd534985688F9F494128731F165EE95AB4B0C0A38076AAEA07667B1565C446FC45FF01DFB0E885BCDBDF3A284F3DB14DA61DD97F0BAB2E6C668FB4931DED5FAA0CB712CCE3A8845E13BB5882E1352BF22D26D5F889C90B42F014C0DB8B9700B