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关于奋斗的例子1.Elaborate支农
Adjective
1. complicated, detailed, studied, laboured, perfected, complex, careful, exact, pre
ci, thorough, intricate, skilful,painstaking an elaborate rearch project
2. ornate, detailed, involved, complex, fancy, complicated, decorated, extravagant,
intricate, baroque, ornamented, fussy,embellished, showy, ostentatious, florid Verb
1.develop, improve, enhance, polish, complicate, decorate, refine, garnish
，ornament, flesh out
2. Expand (upon), extend, enlarge (on), amplify, embellish, flesh out, and add
detail (to)
2.Erratic
Adjective
Unpredictable, variable, unstable, irregular, shifting, eccentric, abnormal,
Inconsistent, uneven, unreliable, wayward,capricious, desultory, changeable, Aberrant, fitful, inconstant
3.predictable
Adjective
likely, expected, sure, certain, anticipated, reliable, foreen, on the
cards, foreeable, sure-fire (informal), calculable
4.idiosyncratic
Adjective
Distinctive, special, individual, typical, distinguishing, distinct, peculiar
,individualistic
5.unforeen
Adjective
Unexpected, unanticipated, unpredicted, surpri, surprising, sudden, startling , accidental, abrupt, out of the blue,unlooked-for, unenvisaged
6.catastrophic
Adjective
Disastrous, devastating, tragic, calamitous, cataclysmic
7.moderate
Adjective
/doc/3713825920.html,d, reasonable, controlled, limited, cool, calm, steady, modest, restrained,
Deliberate, sober, middle-of-the-road,temperate, judicious, peaceable, equable
2. Reasonable, average, acceptable, within reason, within limits, non-excessive
3. Average, middling, medium, fair, ordinary, indifferent, and mediocre
Verb
1. soften, control, calm, temper, regulate, quiet, diminish, decrea, curb, restrain,
tame, subdue, play down, lesn,repress, mitigate, tone
down, pacify, modulate, soft-pedal (informal)
2. Lesn, relax, ea, wane, abate
3. Arbitrate, judge, chair, referee, preside, mediate
8.devoid
Adjective
(With of) lacking in, without, free from, wanting in, sans (archaic), bereft of,
empty of, deficient in, denuded of, barren of I
9.disparaging
怎么调理月经
Adjective
zip密码contemptuous, damaging, critical, slighting, offensive, insulting, abusive, scathing, dismissive, belittling, unfavourable,derogatory, unflattering, scornful, disdainful, defa matory, derisive, libellous, slanderous, deprecatory, uncomplimentary , fault-finding, contumelious
10.meddle
Verb
Interfere, intervene, tamper, intrude, pry, butt in, interpo
11.s coff
Verb
scorn, mock, laughat, ridicule, scout，taunt, despi, sneer, jeer, deride, slag
(off) (slang), flout,belittle, revile, make light of, poke fun at, twit,
12.temporize
Verb
play for time, delay, stall, procrastinate, be evasive, beat about the bush, gain
time, equivocate, play a waiting game, hum and haw, tergiversate
13.terminate
Verb
1. end, stop, conclude, finish, complete, axe (informal), cut off, wind up, put an
风用英语怎么说
end to, discontinue, pull the plug on(informal), belay (Nautical), bring or come to an end
2. cea, end, clo, finish, run out, expire, lap
3. abort, end
4. end its journey
14.dalliance (Old-fashioned)
Noun
1. Flirtation, coquetry, amorous play
2. Dabbling, playing, toying, trifling
15.vacuity
Noun
Inanity, stupidity, emptiness, blankness, vapidity, vacuousness, brainlessness
Unintelligence, inaneness
16.infelicity - inappropriate and unpleasing manner or style (especially manner or
style of expression)
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17.rhetoric
Noun
1. hyperbole, rant, hot
air (informal), pomposity, bombast, wordiness, verbosity, fustian, grandiloquence, magniloquence
2.eloquence, speech-making, oratory, elocution, declamation, speechifying, grand
iloquence
18.futility
Noun
1. Ulessness, ineffectiveness, pointlessness, fruitlessness, emptiness, hollowness
2. Triviality, vanity, pointlessness, unimportance
19.boorish
Adjective
屏幕开关loutish, gross, crude, rude, coar, vulgar, rustic, barbaric, churlish, uneducated ,bearish, uncouth, unrefined, uncivilized, clownish, oafish, ill-bred, lubberly
20.fastidious
Adjective
particular, meticulous, fussy, overdelicate, difficult, nice, critical, discriminating, dainty, squeamish, choosy, picky(informal), hard to
plea, finicky, punctilious, pernickety, hypercritical, overnice
21.dulous - marked by care and persistent effort; "her assiduous attempts to learn
French"; "assiduous rearch"; "dulous pursuit of legal and moral principles"
