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英语四级重点单词和句子
1.Abandon:toleavebehindorgiveupcompletely.
Examplesentence:Theteamdecidedtoabandontheprojectduetofinancialconstraints.
2.Absorb:totakeinorsoakup.
Examplesentence:Thespongeabsorbedallthewaterfromthespill.
3.Accommodate:toprovidelodgingormakeroomfor.
Examplesentence:Thehotelcanaccommodateupto200guests.
4.Accurate:correctandwithouterrors.
Examplesentence:Theweatherforecastwasaccurate;itdidnotrainaspredicted.
5.Achieve:tosuccessfullyreachagoal.
Examplesentence:Sheworkedhardtoachieveherdreamofbecomingadoctor.
6.Adapt:toadjustormodify.
Examplesentence:Weneedtoadaptourstrategytothechangingmarketconditions.
7.Adequate:enoughorsufficient.
Examplesentence:Thestudent'sanswerwasadequatebutlackeddepth.
8.Adolescent:ateenageroryoungadult.
Examplesentence:Adolescentsoftenexperienceemotionalandphysicalchanges.
9.Advocate:tosupportorspeakinfavorof.
Examplesentence:Manyorganizationsadvocateforequalrightsforall.
10.Affluent:wealthyorrich.
Examplesentence:Theneighborhoodisknownforitsaffluentresidents.
11.Aggravate:tomakeaproblemorconditionworse.
Examplesentence:Stresscanaggravateexistinghealthissues.
12.Alleviate:toreduceorrelieve.
Examplesentence:Takingmedicationhelpedalleviatemyheadache.
13.Ambiguous:havingmorethanonepossibleinterpretation.
Examplesentence:Theinstructionswereambiguousandledtoconfusion.
14.Analyze:toexamineindetail.
Examplesentence:Thescientistanalyzedthedatacollectedduringtheexperiment.
15.Anticipate:toexpectorforesee.
Examplesentence:Ianticipatethatitwilltakeaboutanhourtocompletethetask.
16.Apparent:clearorobvious.
Examplesentence:Itwasapparentfromhisspeechthathewasangry.
17.Appreciate:torecognizethevalueorimportanceof.
Examplesentence:Iappreciateyourhelp;thankyouforyoursupport.
18.Authentic:genuineorreal.
Examplesentence:ThepaintingwasconfirmedtobeanauthenticPicasso.
19.Benefit:advantageorpositiveresult.
Examplesentence:Regularexercisebringsmanyhealthbenefits.
20.Bias:prejudiceorpreferenceforonethingoveranother.
Examplesentence:Thejournalist'sarticleshowedaclearbiastowardsaparticularpoliticalparty.
21.Bizarre:strangeorunusual.
Examplesentence:Sheworeabizarreoutfittotheparty,attractingeveryone'sattention.
22.Calculate:todeterminebynumericalmethods.
Examplesentence:Ineedtocalculatethetotalcostoftheproject.
23.Candid:honestorsincere.
Examplesentence:Thecandidategaveacandidresponsetotheinterviewer'squestion.
24.Capture:tocatchorseize.
Examplesentence:Thephotographercapturedabeautifulmomentoncamera.
25.Category:agrouporclassification.
Examplesentence:Thisbookfallsintothecategoryofhistoricalfiction.
26.Challenge:totestorconfrontdifficulty.
Examplesentence:ClimbingMountEverestwasachallengethatheeagerlyaccepted.
27.Characteristic:atypicalfeatureorquality.
Examplesentence:Attentiontodetailisacharacteristicofagooddetective.
28.Coherent:logicalandconsistent.
Examplesentence:Hisargumentwasnotcoherent;itlackedclearreasoning.
29.Collaborate:toworktogetheronaproject.
Examplesentence:Theteamcollaboratedtocreateasuccessfulmarketingcampaign.
30.Competent:capableorskilled.
Examplesentence:Thenewemployeeiscompetentinhandlingcustomercomplaints.
31.Comprehend:tounderstandorgrasp.
Examplesentence:Ittookmeawhiletocomprehendthecomplexityofthescientificarticle.
32.Conceive:toimagineorcomeupwithanidea.
Examplesentence:Sheconceivedabrilliantplantosolvethecompany'sfinancialissues.
33.Conduct:tocarryoutororganize.
Examplesentence:Theteacherwillconductanexperimenttodemonstratethescientificconcept.
34.Confident:self-assuredandcertain.
Examplesentence:Sheapproachedtheinterviewwithconfidence,knowingshewaswell-prepared.
35.Constitute:tomakeuporform.
Examplesentence:Theingredientsconstitutetherecipeforthisdeliciouscake.
36.Contribute:togiveoraddto.
Examplesentence:Eachteammembershouldcontributetheirideastothediscussion.
37.Controversy:adisagreementordispute.
Examplesentence:Thecontroversialdecisionsparkedaheateddebateamongtheparticipants.
38.Convey:tocommunicateorexpress.
Examplesentence:Theartistusedcolorstoconveydifferentemotionsinhispainting.
39.Criticize:toexpressdisapprovalorfindfaultwithsomething.
Examplesentence:Theteachercriticizedthestudent'sessayforitslackoforganization.
40.Culminate:toreachthehighestpointorclimax.
Examplesentence:Theconcertculminatedwithaspectacularfireworksdisplay.
41.Cultivate:tonurtureordevelop.
Examplesentence:Hecultivatedapassionformusicfromayoungage.
42.Deceive:tomisleadortrick.
Examplesentence:Theconartistdeceivedinnocentpeoplewithhiselaboratescam.
43.Deduce:toreachaconclusionbyreasoning.
Examplesentence:Fromtheevidence,wecandeducethatthesuspectwasatthesceneofthecrime.
44.Deficit:ashortageorlackofsomething.
Examplesentence:Thecompany'sfinancialreportshowedadeficitfortheyear.
45.Deliberate:intentionalorplanned.
Examplesentence:Thedecisiontodelaytheprojectwasadeliberatechoice.
46.Demonstrate:toshoworprove.
Examplesentence:Theteacherdemonstratedhowtosolvethemathproblemstepbystep.
47.Deny:torefuseorreject.
Examplesentence:Thedefendantdeniedallthechargesbroughtagainsthimincourt.
48.Depict:torepresentorportray.
Examplesentence:Thepaintingdepictedaserenecountrysidelandscape.
49.Deprive:totakeawayordenysomeoneofsomething.
Examplesentence:Thewardeprivedmanyfamiliesoftheirhomesandpossessions.
50.Derive:toobtainorcomefromasource.
Examplesentence:Theword"bicycle"derivesfromtwoLatinwords:"bi"meaningtwoand"cyclus"meaningwheel.
51.Desirable:worthhavingorseeking.
Examplesentence:Goodcommunicationskillsarehighlydesirableintheworkplace.
52.Detect:todiscoverornoticesomething.
Examplesentence:Thedetectivecarefullyexaminedthecrimescenetodetectanyclues.
53.Devastate:togreatlydestroyorupset.
Examplesentence:Thenaturaldisasterdevastatedtheentiretown.
54.Distinguish:torecognizeordifferentiate.
Examplesentence:Thetwinshadidenticalfeatures,makingitdifficulttodistinguishonefromtheother.
55.Domestic:relatingtoone'sowncountryorhousehold.
Examplesentence:Shepreferstobuydomesticproductstosupportlocalbusinesses.
56.Donate:togiveorcontribute.
Examplesentence:Thecompanydonatedalargesumofmoneytocharity.
57.Dramatic:excitingorimpressive.
Examplesentence:Theplayhadadramaticendingthatlefttheaudienceinawe.
58.Effective:successfulinproducingadesiredresult.
Examplesentence:Themarketingcampaignwaseffectiveinattractingnewcustomers.
59.Emerge:tocomeforthorbecomevisible.
Examplesentence:Thesunemergedfrombehindtheclouds,bathingthelandscapeinlight.
60.Employ:tohireorengagetheservicesofsomeone.
Examplesentence:Thecompanyplanstoemploymorestafftomeettheincreasingdemand.
61.Encounter:tomeetorcomeacrossunexpectedly.
Examplesentence:Duringtheirhike,theyencounteredagroupofwilddeer.
62.Enhance:toimproveorincreaseinvalueorquality.
Examplesentence:Thenewsoftwarewillenhanceourproductivity.
63.Enthusiasm:intenseandeagerenjoymentorinterest.
Examplesentence:Herenthusiasmfortheprojectmotivatedtheteammembers.
64.Establish:tosetuporcreate.
Examplesentence:Thecompanyaimstoestablishastrongpresenceintheglobalmarket.
65.Evaluate:toassessorjudgethevalueorworthofsomething.
Examplesentence:Theteacherevaluatedthestudents'essaysbasedontheircontentandstructure.
66.Evolve:todeveloporchangegraduallyovertime.
Examplesentence:Technologyhasevolvedtremendouslyinthepastfewdecades.
67.Exaggerate:tooverstateormagnifythetruth.
Examplesentence:Shetendstoexaggerateheraccomplishmentstoimpressothers.
68.Exhibit:todisplayorshowpublicly.
Examplesentence:Themuseumwillexhibitrareartifactsfromancientcivilizations.
69.Exploit:totakeadvantageofsomeoneorsomethingforpersonalgain.
Examplesentence:Thecompanywasaccusedofexploitingitsworkersbypayingthemlowwages.
70.Extract:toremoveortakeout.
Examplesentence:Thedentistextractedthepatient'sdecayedtooth.
71.Facilitate:tomakeeasierorsmoother.
Examplesentence:Thenewsoftwarewillfacilitatetheprocessofdataanalysis.
72.Fancy:todesireorimagine.
Examplesentence:Hefancieshimselfagourmetchef,experimentingwithdifferentrecipes.
73.Fascinate:toattractandholdattention.
Examplesentence:Thedocumentaryonmarinelifefascinatedtheaudience.
74.Fluctuate:tochangeorvaryconstantly.
Examplesentence:Thepricesofstocksfluctuatefrequentlyinthestockmarket.
75.Forecast:topredictorestimate.
Examplesentence:Theweatherforecastpredictsrainfortheweekend.
76.Formulate:tocreateordevelopsomethingcarefully.
Examplesentence:Thescientistswillformulateahypothesisbasedontheirresearch.
77.Generate:toproduceorcreate.
Examplesentence:Thewindturbinesgenerateelectricityfromrenewablesources.
78.Grasp:tounderstandorcomprehendfully.
Examplesentence:Ittookmeawhiletograsptheconceptofquantummechanics.
79.Guarantee:apromiseorassurance.
Examplesentence:Theproductcomeswithamoney-backguaranteeifcustomersarenotsatisfied.
80.Hypothesize:toproposeanexplanationbasedonlimitedevidence.
Examplesentence:Theresearchershypothesizedthatthenewdrugwouldreducepain.
81.Illuminate:tolightupormakebrighter.
Examplesentence:Thestreetlightsilluminatedthedarkalley.
82.Illustrate:toexplainormakeclearbyusingexamplesorpictures.
Examplesentence:Theprofessorusedgraphstoillustrateherpointduringthelecture.
83.Immerse:toinvolvedeeplyorsubmergecompletely.
Examplesentence:Thebookimmersedthereaderinathrillingadventure.
84.Imply:tosuggestorindicatewithoutexplicitlystating.
Examplesentence:Histoneofvoiceimpliedthathewasnotsatisfiedwiththeresults.
85.Incentive:arewardormotivation.
Examplesentence:Thecompanyoffersfinancialincentivestoencourageemployeestoworkharder.
86.Incite:toprovokeorstirup.
Examplesentence:Theangryspeechincitedthecrowdtoviolence.
87.Incline:tohaveatendencyorpreference.
Examplesentence:Iinclinetowardsamorerelaxedandcasualdresscode.
88.Indicate:topointoutorshow.
Examplesentence:Thesignpostindicatedthedirectiontothenearestgasstation.
89.Infer:todeduceorconcludefromevidenceandreasoning.
Examplesentence:Fromthefootprintsinthesand,wecaninferthatsomeonehadrecentlywalkedby.
90.Influence:tohaveaneffectorimpacton.
Examplesentence:Parentsplayasignificantroleininfluencingtheirchildren'sbehavior.
91.Inquire:toaskforinformationorinvestigate.
Examplesentence:Hecalledthecustomerservicelinetoinquireabouthisorder.
92.Inspire:tomotivateorstimulatecreativity.
Examplesentence:Thepaintinginspiredhertopickupapaintbrushandcreateherownartwork.
93.Integrate:tocombineorbringtogetherintoawhole.
Examplesentence:Thecompanywillintegratedifferentdepartmentstoimproveefficiency.
94.Interpret:toexplainthemeaningorsignificanceofsomething.
Examplesentence:Theactor'sperformancecanbeinterpretedinmanyways.
95.Invent:tocreateordesignsomethingnew.
Examplesentence:ThomasEdisoninventedtheelectriclightbulb.
96.Investigate:toexamineorinquireintosomethingthoroughly.
Examplesentence:Thepoliceareinvestigatingthecrimesceneforanytracesofevidence.
97.Justify:toprovideareasonableexplanationordefenseforsomething.
Examplesentence:Thelawyertriedtojustifyherclient'sactionsincourt.
98.Label:toass
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