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1. alter v. ׃Ą(dng)׃
䣺There is something wrong with my layout, I have to alter it.
ҵO(sh)Ӌ(j)Dc(din)}ҵһ
~alterchangeshiftconvertą^(q)e
alterÁʾpġ(x)(ji)ĸ׃(x)(ji)ϻ׃]׃(change into)һ
change@(g)~^ָͨκ׃Ҳڏص׃cԭȫͬ߀~ʾ׃Լ㻨X
shiftʾ׃(dng)ĕr(sh)ָλԼʽĸ׃~r(sh)߀ɱʾ݆Ӌ(j)\ֶ׃
convertָM(jn)ȫֲ׃m(yng)µĹܻ;ָB(ti)ȕr(sh)(qing){(dio)^ĸ׃~r(sh)ͱʾ߸׃
2. burst vi. n. ͻȻl(f)
burst(dng)~r(sh)ԽeZr(sh)Ҫӽ~ҪЃɷNʽ
burst into+n. / burst out+doing
䣺Because of the sad news, she burst into tears. /she burst out crying.
?yn)@(g)y^Ϣ
3. dispose vi. ;̎;Q;̎(of)
dispose鲻(dng)~eZr(sh)Ҫӽ~of
䣺Mum ordered me to dispose of these unfashionable clothes.
ϋҰ@Щ^r(sh)·̎
4. blast n. ը; vi. ըը
blast(dng)~ʾըͬexplodeҲɱʾ(yn)u(criticize)~ʽ(dng)~һ(yng)Ľx~explosioncriticism
䣺Fortunately, no people injured in the blast.
\(yn)ը]ˆT
5. consume v. ıM
fconsume@(g)~ҿ϶XúϤ~ʽconsumerҲM(fi)
䣺To prepare for this exam, he consumed a great deal of time and energy.
˜(zhn)@ԇM(fi)˴ĕr(sh)g;
6. split v. _;; a._
䣺The river splits this city into two parts.
@lӌ@зֳ˃ɉK
7. spit v. (Һ);ٗ
spit~Lú˼ȫͬˡspitʾ¿ˮҲ~ʾҺˮ
䣺It is very rude to spit in public.
ڹS̵ǺܴО顣
8. spill v. R
һ(g)sp_^Ć~spillʾ^ȥʽ^ȥ~ɌspilledspiltעsplitŶ
䣺The glass was so full that the juice spilt.
b̫Mˣ֭
9. slip v. (dng);
slipָwXżȻػ
䣺He was too tired to notice that the quilt was slipping.
̫ˣBڻ䶼֪
10. slide v. (dng) n. (dng);;ßƬ
slidecslip˼ҪʾijһĻ(dng)Ҳǟo߀ʾĵƄ(dng)
䣺She slid out when her mother was answering a phone call.
ĸHԒr(sh)͵͵ȥˡ
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1. abrupt adj. ͻȻͻ
abruptʾͻȻͬsuddenunexpected֮߀ָ()
The president was very dissatisfied with his abrupt interrupt.
ͻȻúܲM
2. abnormal adj. ;ģ׃B(ti)
@(g)~䌍(sh)ab+normalM϶normalָabһ(g)~Yʾ෴׃ģxȥ҂뿴ӢZЎab~Y߀Щ?abuse Eab+useMɣ߀abstain (qun)(ji)ƣҲab+stain(gu)
He looks so abnormal that he didn't reply to Mary's shouting. ̫B](yng)
3. abolish v. U;
fȡURͯЬ뵽cancel@(g)~҂(g)С^~ abolish @(g)~^ʽÁָUij(g)Ҏ(gu)ƶȻ(x)
cancel ;VЩָِ(dng)ͬӋ(j)
Plural marriage was abolished after the foundation of PRC.
ЇUһ
4. absurd adj. Ƶ
@(g)~Ľx~ridiculousF(xin)ڶߵIJe̫
Don't you think this proposal is very absurd?! y㲻X@(g)hܻև?!
5. accessory adj. oٵ n.
accessoryʾO(sh)ߵĸr(sh)Ï(f)(sh)
This machine is equipped with some accessories. @_C(j)һЩ
6.accommodate v. ṩ(ס);ݼ{
This parking lot can accommodate up to 120 cars. @(g)ͣ܇ݼ{100v܇
7. addict v. ԣϰa
ͨcto~~ԶZ
He is addicted to computer games.
ϾW(wng)j(lu)Α
8. acquaint v. ʹϤ;ʹ˽;֪
be /become acquainted with sth.
We get acquainted with each other soon. ҂ܿj(lu)
cacquaintƱʾ֪~߀informnotify҂֮gС^(q)e
acquaint ָṩP(gun)rʹijϤ˽(w)M(jn)չrP(gun)^
inform ָ_(d)(sh)Ϣ
notify ָʽ֪ͨҪע
9. adhere v.
adhereDz(dng)~ԽeZr(sh)Ҫӽ~toadhere to sth.
I will adhere to my principles no matter what happens. oՓl(f)ʲôҶ(jin)Լԭt
10. adverse adj. к
adverseָͨ`c־Ȥͬ(c)ָ
I think this bill is adverse to the constitution. J(rn)@(xing)`ˑ
11. arrogant a.
fġ߀һ(g)Ҋ~haughtyҿԽY(ji)ӛ
His arrogant tone drives me mad. ǰ`ښץ
12. ascend v. ;ʵ
ʾʵǵ~߀climbߵą^(q)e£ascend ʽ~ָһֱܸߵĵط
climb ͨ~xVȿָ\(yn)֮ʵҲָ
The ballon ascends to the sky soon. ܿ˸߿
13. ascribe v. w
ʾѡwڡ˼߀attribute@ɂ(g)~ļ(x)^(q)e
ascribe ָ(j)Փѡwij˻ij^^ܔɷ
attribute ָ̎Ŷѡwij˻ij^Ը(qing)
He always ascribing his failure to bad luck. njԼʧwY(ji)\(yn)̫
14. aspiration n. ؓ(f);;־
@(g)~aspireӺYtionM,ambitionintentiongoaltarget˼
What's your aspiration in the next five years? δк־?
15. assault n. & v. ;u
ʾ~кÎׂ(g)҂ľw^(q)e
assault ͻȻҵM(jn)
attack ͨ~xVָȲl(f)(dng)(dng)ȿָM(jn)Ҳֱc
aggression ~x^ȿָeI(lng)bҲָ(jng)(j)Ļ(c)ҰĺD
invasion ȿָw?q)eI(lng)ַҲڳ¼
A robber assaulted him when he was making a phone call. Ԓr(sh)һ(g)ͽͻu
16. assert v.
ʾQ֮~ׂ(g)֮gھwxҲЩe
assert ^ζ^(qing)ָJ(rn)ij¾(sh)
affirm (c)̔ԕr(sh)Ĉ(jin)Ʉ(dng)uđB(ti)
claim cassertZ^һЩ(c)ָʹԼę(qun)Ҫ˳J(rn)
America asserted that Iraq maintained nuclear weapon.
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