名师指点GRE词汇3种轻松记忆法
名师指点GRE词汇3种轻松记忆法 面对过万词汇量也不用慌山海经资料
1.GRE词汇-典故法：
英语中有很多词是来自于一个典故的，这种典故有可能是人、事、物或者古希腊罗马神话，掌握了这个典故就可以帮助你更好地背诵以及理解这个单词的精确含义，快速增加GRE词汇量。
比如narcissism一词的典故：Narcissus是一名俊美的希腊青年，他拒绝了女神Echo的求爱，所以他注定会爱上他自己在湖中的倒影，作为惩罚。因为没法令他的爱变得完满，他日益消瘦，最后变成了一朵以他命名的花——那西赛斯，也就是水仙花。而narcissism则表示这位青年才俊的自恋行为，也就是自恋的意思。
2. GRE词汇-拆分法：
顾名思义，把一个词按自己便于记忆的方法拆分开，从而把这个词给记住。虽然不如词根词
缀记忆如此有效，但是一旦遇到，效果依然很理想。比如：adamant这个词，意思为坚定的，我们可以把这个词拆解为三部分：a(一只)+dam(大坝)+ant(蚂蚁) →一只站在大坝上的蚂蚁，虽然说风浪很大，但它一依然屹立不到，自然就有坚定的感觉了。
3.GRE词汇-谐音法：
根据一个单词的读音，与这个词的词义联系起来，从而相应地把这个词给记住。比如有个词stubborn，意思是顽固的，你可以把这个词记为死大笨，这三个形容词非常具有顽固的感觉了。
再譬如morbid，意思是“病态的不正常的”，你可以读为毛病的，就马上记住了。还有个词pest就更好背了，谐音为“拍死它”，马上就可以联想到它的词义：害虫。这个GRE词汇记忆方法是最重要的一个，也是最有效的一个，大家一定要在备考中学会应用。
GRE词汇精选：高频形近词
391. forge / forage / gorge / disgorge
forge: 1. to form (as metal) by heating and hammering v.锻造
2. to make or imitate fally especially with intent to defraud
v.伪造
forage: food for animals especially when taken by browsing or grazing
n.饲料
gorge: 1. throat; stomach,belly n.咽喉;胃
2. to eat large amounts of food v.使吃饱
disgorge: 1. to discharge by the throat and mouth v.吐出
杨恒明2. to give up on request or under pressure v.被迫交出
392. flaccid / flappy / flippant
flaccid: lacking strength or force adj.软弱的
flappy: flapping or tending to flap adj.飞扬的
flippant: lacking proper respect or riousness adj.轻率的，没礼貌的
393. fallow / hallow / hollow / callow / harrow
fallow:to plow, harrow, and break up (land) without eding to destroy
weeds and conrve soil moisture v.使土地休耕
hallow: to respect greatly v.使神圣
鸡架hollow: having nothing inside adj.中空的
callow: ud to describe a young person who does not have much
experience and does not know how to behave the way adults
悲剧性格behave adj. 年轻而无经验的
harrow: a cultivating implement t with spikes, spring teeth, or disks
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and ud primarily for pulverizing and smoothing the soil n.耙
394. prod / plod
prod:1. to thrust a pointed instrument into v. 刺，戳
2. to urge someone on v.刺激
plod: 1. to work laboriously and monotonously v.辛勤工作
2. to walk heavily or slowly v.沉重地走
395. infatuate / infuriate
infatuate: 1.to cau to be foolish v.使糊涂
2. to inspire with a foolish or extravagant love or admiration
v.使迷恋
infuriate:to make someone very angry v.使狂怒
396. lap / relap / collap
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lap:to become no longer effective or valid v.失效
relap: 1.to become ill again after a period of improvement in health
v.旧病复发
法学论文2. to return to a bad condition, form of behavior, etc. v.故态复萌
collap: to break apart and fall down suddenly v.倒塌，瓦解
397. lull / loll / lurk / lurch
lull: to cau to sleep or rest v.平息，减弱
loll: to act or move in a lax, lazy, or indolent manner v.懒洋洋地倚靠
lurk: to be in a hidden place v.潜伏，潜藏
lurch: to make a sudden, unsteady movement forward or sideways
v.突然前倾
398. laudatory / adulatory
laudatory: of, relating to, or expressing prai adj.赞美的
adulatory: excessive or slavish admiration or flattery adj.阿谀的，奉承的
399. machination / mechanism / mechanic
词根词缀词典machination: a scheming or crafty action or artful design intended to
accomplish some usually evil end n.阴谋，诡计
mechanism: a process, technique, or system for achieving a result
n.原理，途径
mechanic: of or relating to manual work or skill n.技工，机修工
400. crutch / notch / stitch
crutch: to support on crutches v.用拐杖支撑
notch: 1.a slit made to rve as a record n.刻痕
2. to achieve or get something v.得到
stitch: to join something with stitches v.缝，缝合
401. oblique / obloquy
oblique:1. not stated directly adj.不光明正大的
2. neither perpendicular nor parallel adj.斜的
obloquy: 1. harsh or critical statements about someone n.毁谤，谩骂
2. the condition of someone who lost the respect of other
people v.耻辱
402. prone / prune
prone: having a tendency or inclination adj.有…倾向的，易于…的
prune: to reduce something by removing parts that are not necessary or
wanted v.修剪，剪除
403. civility / proclivity
civility: polite, reasonable, and respectful behavior n.礼貌，礼仪
proclivity: an inclination or predisposition toward something n.倾向
404. purvey / purview
purvey: to supply usually as a matter of business v.供给，供应
purview: an area within which someone or something has authority,
influence, or knowledge n.视野，范围
405. stunt / stunning
stunt: 1.to hinder the normal growth, development, or progress of
v.阻碍…的正常生长或发展
2. an unusual or difficult feat requiring great skill or daring n.噱头
stunning:1. very surprising or shocking adj.令人吃惊的
