CET6英语六级重点单词详解
CET6复习笔记
obscure Very few people could understand his lecture becau the subject was very obscure.
adj.光线原因模糊；语义深奥晦涩Often such arguments have the effect of obscuring rather than clarifying the issues involved. vt. 使变暗;使难理解
absurd Even nsible men do absurd things sometimes. It is absurd that women should be paid less than men for doing the same kind of work. adj.荒谬的,荒唐的
transition The transition from childhood to adulthood is always critical time for everybody.
transition 从一种状态到另一种状态的过渡transaction交易transmission信息以及疾病的传播transmit v. transformation根本性质上的改变
N多题accommodate It is a well-known fact that the cat family accommodates lions and tigers. Will
纳税证明在哪里开this elevator accommodate 10 people? to accommodate onelf to circumstances to accommodate a person with a night's lodging vt.容纳;使适应;通融vi. 适应(~ to sth)
传统节日的作文accommodation 住处,膳宿Most of our accommodation is lf-catering./'kei/ 伙食自理
reconcile They ud to quarrel a lot, but now they are completely reconciled with each other.
to reconcile disputes(争论) among the students vt.调解;使和解顺从;使一致It is difficult to reconcile one's statements with one's conduct. 一个人的言行很难一致
enroll The university will enroll new students in September. vt.vi. 登记;使加入;记入名册;使入伍
endeavor Our reporter has just called to say that rescue teams will endeavor to bring out the trapped miners. 打来电话说Where there is no hope, there can be no endeavor. 努力?ornament the hou with flowers Modesty is not only an ornament.谦逊(的) vt.n.物装饰物adorned herlf with jewels A diamond necklace adorned her neck vt.物装饰
人Our hou is decorated in French Provincial style. The soldier was decorated for bravery. vt.装饰;授勋
acquaint He acquainted his classmate with my younger brother. to acquaint the mayor with our plan They are well acquainted with each other . vt.使熟悉;使认识
adore Her husband absolutely adored her. I simply adore the way your hair is done! 我就喜爱你的发型My parents adore this exceptional grandchild. 特别的;超常的vt.爱慕;(极)喜欢;珍爱
adolescent A young person who is no longer a child but who has not yet become an adult is an adolescent. adolescent problem n.青少年adj.青春期的adolescence n.青春期
subscribe now to enjoy substantial savings. vi. 订书报,杂志adj.大量(充实)的I planned to subscribe to many magazines. I have subscribed ￡20,000 for the institute. vt.捐助I will subscribe to your decision. to subscribe to the contract vi.赞成;签署book a booth(展位摊位) vt. 票,座,房间order a steak vt. 货物,菜,衣
一个平方多少块砖ascribe They ascribe his success to good luck.归因与She attributed his bad temper to ill health.
归因与I owe all my success to him.归功于The doctor prescribe d his patient who was down with fever. vt. 开药方He gave me a prescription. n. 药方
indulge Don't indulge yourlf in eating and drinking. to indulge a child vt.使沉迷;纵容to indulge in dreams On weekends my grandma usually indulges in a glass of wine. vi. 沉溺;放任
昼出耘田
其实我是一个演员scramble up the tree scramble for power and wealth They scrambled us of the room.
vi.vt.攀爬;抢夺;仓促完事climb上cree静crawl慢scramble急
scrape one's chin刮胡子scrape the rust off the surface vt.刮掉;削去(away, off, out) be in a scrape n.窘境;刮擦声metal scrap n.小片;碎片;废料;剩饭scrap the old TV t vt.废弃The struggling family could barely scrape by. 勉强维持I might scrape through the exam if I'm lucky. 勉强通过scrape together enough money/people to do费力东拼西凑scrape up some
money for drink. 凑集
scratch one’s arm scratch the leg scratch some words from the ntence scratch one’s name on the register vi.vt.擦伤;搔痒;删除;潦草写You have to restart from scratch. n.起跑线
scrub the desk scrub the marks on the paper scrub one's plan vt.用力擦净;擦去;[口]取消
scrabble books on the desk乱扒scrabble in the pocket for a coin乱摸scrabble up a meal for a uninvited person胡乱拼凑scribble a short novel He wrote me a scribbled letter before leaving. vt. 乱写;潦草书写no scribbling 禁止涂写(鸦)
scripture n.《圣经》;圣书
speculate推测;推断(about,on) Already the class is speculating about who our new teacher will be. The person who originate d this type of approach for doing rearch derves our prai.回族的习俗
潮式肠粉The film originated from a novel. vt.vi.创造;来自It is difficult to conceive of a plan to end poverty.构想出;设想We must reckon with all possible difficulties. She is reckoned a very good teacher. vi. 估计;料想vt.认为
consolidate His successful negotiations with the Americans helped him to consolidate his position in he government. vt.vi. 巩固;加强
