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高考核心英语单词汇总
1.abandon-toleavebehindorgiveuponcompletely
Example:Shehadtoabandonherplansduetounforeseencircumstances.
2.ability-thepowerorskilltodosomething
Example:Hehastheabilitytosolvecomplexmathproblemsquickly.
3.absence-thestateofbeingawayornotpresent
Example:Herabsencefromthemeetingwasnoticedbyeveryone.
4.absolute-completeortotal;notlimitedinanyway
Example:Hisloyaltytohisfriendswasabsolute.
5.absorb-totakesomethingin,especiallygradually
Example:Thespongeabsorbedallthewater.
6.abstract-existingonlyinthoughtorasanideabutnothavingaphysicalorconcreteexistence
Example:Theconceptofloveisabstractanddifficulttodefine.
7.abundant-presentinlargequantities;plentiful
Example:Thereisanabundantsupplyoffoodinthepantry.
8.academic-relatingtoeducationandscholarship
Example:Hepursuedanacademiccareerinphysics.
9.accelerate-toincreaseinspeedorrate
Example:Thecarbegantoaccelerateasitdroveuphill.
10.access-therightoropportunitytouseorreceivesomething
Example:Thestudentshaveaccesstothelibrary'sextensivecollection.
11.accumulate-togatherorcollectovertime
Example:Overtheyears,shehasaccumulatedasignificantamountofwealth.
12.accurate-correctandprecise
Example:Themeasurementswereaccuratetothenearestmillimeter.
13.achieve-tosuccessfullyreachoraccomplishagoal
Example:Sheworkedhardtoachieveherdreamofbecomingadoctor.
14.acknowledge-toacceptoradmittheexistenceortruthofsomething
Example:Herefusedtoacknowledgehismistakes.
15.acquire-toobtainorgainpossessionofsomething
Example:Sheacquiredanewskillafterattendingtheworkshop.
16.adapt-toadjustormodifytofitanewsituationorenvironment
Example:Peoplequicklyadapttochangesintheirsurroundings.
17.adequate-sufficientorsuitableforaspecificpurpose
Example:Thetrainingprovidedthemwithadequateknowledgeandskills.
18.adjacent-nexttooradjoiningsomethingelse
Example:Ourofficeislocatedinthebuildingadjacenttothepark.
19.adjust-tochangeoralterinordertofitorconform
Example:Sheadjustedthetemperatureoftheroomtomakeitmorecomfortable.
20.administration-theprocessoractivityofrunninganorganizationorgovernment
Example:Theadministrationofthecompanymadeseveralimportantdecisions.
21.adolescent-ayoungpersonwhoistransitioningfromchildhoodtoadulthood
Example:Duringadolescence,individualsexperiencevariousphysicalandemotionalchanges.
22.adopt-tolegallytakeanotherperson'schildintoone'sownfamily
Example:Theydecidedtoadoptachildfromaforeigncountry.
23.advance-tomoveforwardinaparticulardirectionormakeprogress
Example:Thearmyadvancedtowardstheenemy'sterritory.
24.advantage-aconditionorcircumstancethatgivesoneanedgeoverothers
Example:Havingpriorexperienceinthefieldgavehimanadvantageovertheotherapplicants.
25.adventure-anexcitingordaringexperience
Example:TheirtriptotheAmazonrainforestwasfilledwithadventure.
26.advertisement-apublicnoticeorannouncementpromotingaproductorservice
Example:TheadvertisementonTVpersuadedmanypeopletobuythenewsmartphone.
27.advice-guidanceorrecommendationsgiventohelpsomeonemakeadecision
Example:Shesoughtadvicefromhertrustedfriendbeforemakingamajorcareerdecision.
28.advocate-topubliclysupportorrecommendaparticularcauseorpolicy
Example:Theorganizationadvocatesfortherightsofmarginalizedgroups.
29.aesthetic-concernedwithbeautyortheappreciationofbeauty
Example:Theartexhibitedatthemuseumwaspraisedforitsaestheticvalue.
30.affection-afondortenderfeelingtowardssomeoneorsomething
Example:Sheshowedgreataffectiontowardsherpetdog.
31.affirm-tostateordeclarepositivelyandfirmly
Example:Heaffirmedhiscommitmenttocompletingtheprojectontime.
32.agriculture-thescienceorpracticeoffarming
Example:Theregion'seconomyreliesheavilyonagriculture.
33.aid-assistanceorsupportgiventosomeoneinneed
Example:Thegovernmentprovidedfinancialaidtothevictimsofthenaturaldisaster.
34.aim-agoalorpurposetowardswhichonedirectstheirefforts
Example:Heraimistobecomeasuccessfulentrepreneur.
35.aircraft-avehicledesignedforairtravel,suchasanairplaneorhelicopter
Example:Thenewaircraftiscapableofcarryingover200passengers.
36.alert-watchfulorpreparedtoquicklyrespondtoasituation
Example:Thesecurityguardsremainedalertthroughoutthenight.
37.allocate-todistributeorassignresourcesforaspecificpurpose
Example:Thebudgetwasallocatedbasedontheneedsofeachdepartment.
38.alternative-achoiceoroptionthatisdifferentfromwhatisusualorexpected
Example:Weneedtofindanalternativesolutiontothisproblem.
39.
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-someonewhoengagesinaparticularactivityforpleasureratherthanasaprofession
Example:Heisan
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painterwhoenjoyscreatingartinhisfreetime.
40.ambition-astrongdesireordeterminationtoachievesuccessorfame
Example:Herambitionistobecomearenownedscientist.
41.analysis-adetailedexaminationorstudyofsomethinginordertounderstanditbetter
Example:Heconductedananalysisofthecompany'sfinancialstatements.
42.ancestor-apersonfromwhomoneisdescended,especiallyonemoreremotethanagrandparent
Example:Myancestorsimmigratedtothiscountryoveracenturyago.
43.ancient-belongingtoaperiodinhistorythatislongago
Example:TheancientcivilizationofEgyptbuiltmagnificentpyramids.
44.anger-astrongfeelingofdispleasureorannoyance
Example:Hisrudebehaviorsparkedangeramonghiscolleagues.
45.angle-thespacebetweentwointersectinglinesorsurfacesatorclosetothepointwheretheymeet
Example:Sheadjustedtheangleofthemirrortogetabetterview.
46.anniversary-thedateonwhichaneventtookplaceinapreviousyear
Example:Theycelebratedtheir25thweddinganniversarywithalavishparty.
47.announcement-apublicorformalstatementgivinginformationormakingsomethingknown
Example:Theprincipalmadeanannouncementabouttheupcomingschoolevent.
48.annual-occurringonceeveryyear
Example:Wehaveourannualfamilyreunionduringthesummer.
49.anticipate-toexpectorlookforwardtosomethinghappening
Example:Sheanticipatedreceivinggoodnewsfromthejobinterview.
50.anxious-feelingworried,nervous,oruneasyaboutsomething
Example:Hewasanxiousabouthisupcomingexam.
51.apology-aformalexpressionofregretorremorseforamistakeorwrongdoing
Example:Shegaveaheartfeltapologyforherthoughtlesscomment.
52.apparent-clearorevidenttothesensesorunderstanding
Example:Hisjoyuponseeinghisfamilywasapparentinhissmile.
53.appeal-tomakeaseriousorurgentrequestforsomething
Example:Thecharityorganizationmadeanappealfordonations.
54.appetite-anaturaldesiretosatisfyabodilyneed,especiallyforfood
Example:Hisappetiteincreasedafteralongdayofphysicalactivity.
55.application-aformalrequestforsomething,suchasajoboradmissiontoaschool
Example:Hesubmittedhisapplicationforthescholarshipbeforethedeadline.
56.appoint-toassignordesignatesomeonetoaparticularpositionortask
Example:ThecompanyappointedherasthenewCEO.
57.appreciate-torecognizethevalueorsignificanceofsomethingorsomeone
Example:Sheappreciatedtheheartfeltgesturemadebyherfriend.
58.approach-awayofdealingwithsomethingorsomeone
Example:Theteachertookafriendlyandapproachableattitudetowardsherstudents.
59.appropriate-suitableorproperforaparticularsituation
Example:Youshoulddressinappropriateattirefortheformalevent.
60.approve-toofficiallyagreetooracceptsomethingassatisfactory
Example:Themanagementapprovedtheproposedchangestothecompany'spolicies.
61.arise-tohappenoroccur,typicallyasaresultofaparticularsituationorevent
Example:Aproblemarosewhentheydiscoveredaleakintheroof.
62.artificial-madeorproducedbyhumanbeingsratherthanoccurringnaturally
Example:Theflowersinhergardenweresoperfectlyarrangedthattheylookedartificial.
63.aspect-aparticularpartorfeatureofsomething
Example:Theculturalaspectofthecitywasfascinatingtoexplore.
64.assemble-togatherorfittogethertheseparatepartsofsomething
Example:Theyassembledateamofexpertstoworkontheproject.
65.assess-toevaluateorestimatethenature,ability,orqualityofsomething
Example:Theteacherassessedthestudents'understandingthroughawrittenexam.
66.assign-toallocateordesignatesomeoneorsomethingtoaparticularroleorfunction
Example:Theteacherassignedaresearchprojecttoeachstudent.
67.assist-tohelporsupportsomeoneinachievingagoal
Example:Thevolunteersassistedtheelderlywiththeirdailytasks.
68.associate-toconnectorbringtogetherinthemind
Example:Peopleoftenassociatethecolorredwithpassionandenergy.
69.assume-tosupposeorbelievesomethingwithoutanyproof
Example:Heassumedthatshewouldbethereontime.
70.assure-topromiseorguaranteesomethingwithconfidence
Example:Thedoctorassuredherthatthesurgerywouldbesuccessful.
71.astonish-togreatlysurpriseoramazesomeone
Example:Themagician'stricksastonishedtheaudience.
72.attach-tofastenorjoinonethingtoanother
Example:Pleaseattachthefiletoyouremailbeforesendingit.
73.attempt-tomakeaneffortortrytodosomething
Example:Sheattemptedtoclimbthemountainbuthadtoturnbackduetobadweather.
74.attitude-asettledwayofthinkingorfeelingaboutsomeoneorsomething
Example:Herpositiveattitudetowardslifehelpedherovercomechallenges.
75.attribute-aqualityorcharacteristicthatisconsideredtobeapartofsomeoneorsomething
Example:Intelligenceisanattributethatishighlyvaluedintheworkplace.
76.audience-agroupofpeoplewhogathertowatchorlistentosomething,suchasaperformanceorspeech
Example:Thesingercaptivatedtheaudiencewithherbeautifulvoice.
77.authentic-genuineorreal;notcounterfeitorcopied
Example:Thepaintingwasconfirmedtobeanauthenticworkbyafamousartist.
78.authorize-togiveofficialpermissionorpowertodosomething
Example:Themanagerauthorizedhimtomakeimportantdecisionsonbehalfoftheteam.
79.automatic-workingoroperatingbyitselfwithlittleornodirecthumancontrol
Example:Thedoorsofthesupermarketopenedautomaticallywhensomeoneapproached.
80.available-abletobeusedorobtained;atsomeone'sdisposal
Example:Thisproductisavailableforpurchaseonline.
81.awkward-causingdifficulty,discomfort,orembarrassment
Example:Theirconversationbecameawkwardafteranunintentionalcomment.
82.background-aperson'seducation,experience,orsocialcircumstances
Example:Shehasastrongbackgroundinfinanceandaccounting.
83.baggage-aperson'sbelongingsorluggage
Example:Hecheckedhisbaggageattheairportbeforeboardingtheplane.
84.balance-astateofequilibriumorequaldistribution
Example:It'simportanttomaintainabalancebetweenworkandpersonallife.
85.ballot-aprocessofvoting,especiallyinsecret
Example:Thecitizenstookpartinthenationalballottoelecttheirleaders.
86.ban-toprohibitorforbidsomething,usuallybylaworauthority
Example:Theyimplementedabanonsmokinginpublicareas.
87.barrier-anobstaclethatpreventsprogressormovement
Example:Thelanguagebarriermadeitdifficultforthemtocommunicate.
88.base-thefoundationorstartingpointofsomething
Example:Theorganizationwasestablishedonthebaseofsharedvalues.
89.battery-adevicethatproduceselectricity,usuallyforpoweringelectronicdevices
Example:Thebatteryinmyphoneneedstobereplaced.
90.behave-toconductoneselfinaparticularway
Example:Thechildrenweretoldtobehaveduringtheschoolassembly.
91.belief-aconfidenceortrustinsomethingasbeingtrueorreal
Example:Hisreligiousbeliefsgreatlyinfluencedhisactions.
92.benefit-anadvantageorprofitgainedfromsomething
Example:Regularexercisehasnumerousbenefitsforboththebodyandmind.
93.bias-aprejudiceorpreferencetowardsaparticularviewpointorgroup
Example:Thejournalist'sarticleshowedaclearbiastowardsonepoliticalparty.
94.bind-totieorfastentogethersecurely
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