1、#Dict.CN#: #11/25/2012 03:45:15 PM#12012-07-111naissancen. , 22012-08-111crypton. , adj. , 32012-09-111in tandem withv. . , . 42012-09-111in tandemadv. , 52012-09-111tandemn., 62012-09-111Lectures work in tandem with the textbook.72012-09-111catchphrasen. , , 82012-09-111equitableadj., 92012-09-111E
2、quit102012-09-111equityn., n., , , () 112012-09-111breakneckadj., 122012-09-111mantran. , (泪) 132012-09-111emblematic of142012-09-111emblematicadj., 152012-09-111Whiteness is emblematic of purity.162012-09-111emblemizevt. (, , . )172012-09-111She is the embodiment of beauty.182012-09-111emb
3、odimentn. , 192012-09-111embodyvt.廯, , , ()廯202012-09-111restiveadj., , 212012-09-111What has changed the equation is restive Tibet.222012-09-111He is restiveness just like donkey.232012-09-111restivenessn. , 242012-09-111round up, 252012-09-111He was awarded the poet laureate by the queen.262012-09
4、-111awardeen. 272012-09-111coerciveadj., 282012-09-111coercionn. , , 292012-09-111coercevt., 302012-09-111pluralismn., 312012-09-111pluralityn., (), ,322012-09-111pluraladj. n. 332012-09-111endemicadj. , n. , 342012-09-111Corruption is endemic in the system.352012-09-111fractiousadj., , 362012-09-11
5、1fractionn., , , 372012-09-111bangn., , v., , , adv., 382012-09-111His latest work came out with a bang.392012-09-111with a bangadv. () 402012-09-111pann., , , ,v., 412012-09-111A throng of pupils issued out into the street.422012-09-111obeliskn., 432012-09-111Argentiniann. adj. ()=Argentinean442012
6、-09-111Argentinan. 452012-09-111denouncev., 淢, 462012-09-111garnerv., , n.Garnern.()472012-09-111He garnered a fine array of folk songs.;482012-09-111iren. 492012-09-111Randy was furious about the nasty letter.502012-09-111Molotovn. () n. () 512012-09-111cocktailn., , n.adj. 522012-09-111thorny subj
7、ect 532012-09-111a thorny subject 542012-09-111notice period552012-09-111Redundancy notices have been sent to 200 workers.200 562012-09-111redundancyn., , , 572012-09-111redundantadj., ,582012-09-111abstainv., , 592012-09-111abstain fromv. , , 602012-09-111Abstain from voting612012-09-111I abstain f
8、rom voting .622012-09-111glidingv. adj. 632012-09-111glidev., , n., 642012-09-111spending cut652012-09-111a press conference 662012-09-111reductionn., , , (), ()672012-09-111vampiren., 682012-09-111puppetn., 692012-09-111Forbesn. ()n. 702012-10-111ESPNn. ESPN712012-10-111ingloriousadj., , 722012-10-
9、111extramaritaladj., 732012-10-111extramarital affair; 742012-10-111maritaladj. 752012-10-111Rooseveltn. (32) 762012-10-111blackmailn., vt., 772012-10-111He broke her by the threat of blackmail.782012-10-111counterinsurgencyn., 792012-10-111insurgencyn., , 802012-10-111insurgentadj., n., 812012-10-1
10、11foen., 822012-10-111friend and foe 832012-10-111reinn., , vt., vi. 842012-10-111unfetteredadj., unfetter852012-10-111unfettervt. , , 862012-10-111fetterv. . , n., 872012-10-111fetteredadj. , , fetter882012-10-111prominencen., , 892012-10-111prominentadj., , 902012-10-111nascentadj., , 912012-10-11
11、1nascencen. , 922012-10-111It is not easy to get a foothold as an anchorman.932012-10-111anchormann., 942012-10-111blockagen., , 952012-10-111They maintained a neutral stance.962012-10-111stancen., , 972012-10-111I slammed on the brakes and spun off the road.982012-10-111theoreticaladj. 992012-10-11
12、1theoreticallyadv. 1002012-10-111theoryn., , , 1012012-10-111mongern. , vt. 1022012-10-111mongeringadj. monger1032012-10-111rumor mongering 1042012-10-111draconianadj., Draconianadj.1052012-10-111loneadj., , 1062012-10-111atopadv.prep. . 1072012-10-111glass ceiling() 1082012-10-111tsarn.() =czar, tz
13、ar 1092012-10-111Places focus in the Class View Search box.1102012-10-111mentorn. v. 1112012-10-111clerkn., vi.() 1122012-10-111Chinese Literature1132012-10-111hierarchicaladj. 1142012-10-111hierarchicallyadv. , 1152012-10-111carbon copy, 1162012-10-111carbonn., , , 1172012-10-111arduousadj. , , 118
14、2012-10-111arduous task 1192012-10-111The tasks are arduous.1202012-10-111communen. v., 1212012-10-111commune withv. . 1222012-10-111I communicated with him by mime.1232012-10-111mimen., , vt., vi.1242012-10-111bustlingadj., n. bustle1252012-10-111bustlen., , ,v., 1262012-10-111bustle aboutv. 127201
15、2-10-111He bustled about the house.1282012-10-111petroleumn. 1292012-10-111petroln. 1302012-10-111adoptiveadj., 1312012-10-111tankn., , , , vt. . 1322012-10-111think tank, 1332012-10-111ballisticadj., 1342012-10-111ballistic missle 1352012-10-111inquisitiveadj., , 1362012-10-111inquisitorn., 1372012
16、-10-111embark inadj. () 1382012-10-111He embarked his fortune in trade.1392012-10-111embarkv., , , 1402012-10-111reshufflev., n., 1412012-10-111viev. 1422012-10-111vie with1432012-10-111In my opinion,few fruit,can vie with the apple.1442012-10-111vyingadj. vie1452012-10-111Brookingsn. 1462012-10-111
17、institutionn., , , 1472012-10-111extravertn. =extrovert1482012-10-111superficialadj., 1492012-10-111vilifyv., 1502012-10-111defamevt. , , 1512012-10-111decryv., 1522012-11-111throngn., , v., 1532012-11-111thornyadj., , 1542012-11-111repealv., n., 1552012-11-111repinevi. , , 1562012-11-111privilegeda
18、dj., 1572012-11-111underprivilegedadj., , 1582012-11-111reactorn., 1592012-11-111furorn. , , 1602012-11-111vehementlyadv. 1612012-11-111vehementadj., 1622012-11-111pedophilen. 1632012-11-111Pedopedologic(al)(ly) ()1642012-11-111pedologicaladj. 1652012-11-111pedologic1662012-11-111abhorrentadj. 16720
19、12-11-111horrentadj. , , 1682012-11-111maliciousadj., 1692012-11-111false claim, 1702012-11-111dauntingadj. daunt1712012-11-111dauntvt. . , 1722012-11-111Danger did not daunt the hero.1732012-11-111squadn., 1742012-11-111squad leader 1752012-11-111death squadn. ()1762012-11-111mayhemn., ,
20、1772012-11-111pacifyv. . , , 1782012-11-111creditorn., 1792012-11-111disbandv., 1802012-11-111The school was disbanded at noon.类1812012-11-111backwatern., 1822012-11-111I live in a backwater in this small village.1832012-11-111The sick were anointed with oil.1842012-11-111The bishop anointed the new
21、 king with oil.1852012-11-111bishopn., () 1862012-11-111anointv., , 1872012-11-111The priest anointed the new king with oil.1882012-11-111doctrinen., , , 1892012-11-111Petraeus 1902012-11-111stampn., , , v., 1912012-11-111stamp out, 1922012-11-111It is difficult to stamp out all the crimes.1932012-1
22、1-111warfaren. , 1942012-11-111distillv. , , , 1952012-11-111vetn., vt., vi.1962012-11-111stagnantadj., , 1972012-11-111stagnant economy1982012-11-111Business was stagnant last month.1992012-11-111zealousadj. , , 2002012-11-111sagv. , , n. , , , 2012012-11-111saggingn. , , , sag2022012-11-111The vil
23、lagers shored up sagging huts.2032012-11-111hutn., v. 2042012-11-111insurmountableadj., 2052012-11-111insurinsurance 2062012-11-111mountableadj. ()2072012-11-111Lowan. ()2082012-11-111raspyadj. , , 2092012-11-111fieryadj., , , , 2102012-11-111The politician gave a fiery speech.2112012-11-111indignat
24、ionn. , , 2122012-11-111bereftadj., , bereave2132012-11-111bereavevt. , 2142012-11-111He was bereaved of his wife last year.2152012-11-111jubilationn., , 2162012-11-111hairdressern. , =barber(2172012-11-111barbern. vi. vt., 2182012-11-111jubilantadj., 2192012-11-111They were jubilant over their vict
25、ory.2202012-11-111fragilityn. , , 2212012-11-111fragmentn., v., 2222012-11-111fragmentaryadj., 2232012-11-111fragmentationn. , 2242012-11-111fragrancen. 2252012-11-111fragrantadj. , 2262012-11-111dawningn. , , dawn2272012-11-111Coloradon. () 2282012-11-111blitzkriegn. v.=blitz2292012-11-111blitzn.,
26、v. 2302012-11-111consequentialadj., , , 2312012-11-111carpentern. v. 2322012-11-111carpingadj. , 2332012-11-111carpn. vi. 2342012-11-111landsiden. 2352012-11-111candidaten., 2362012-11-111hallmarkn. , , vt. 2372012-11-111diversityn., 2382012-11-111inclusiveadj. . , , 2392012-11-111syndicatedadj. syn
27、dicate2402012-11-111His column is syndicated throughout the world.2412012-11-111syndicaten. v. 2422012-11-111adjunctn. , , 2432012-11-111adjunct professorn. (), 2442012-11-111harassvt., 2452012-11-111Our detachments took turns to harass them.2462012-11-111detachments 2472012-11-111clinicaladj., 侲 24
28、82012-11-111timeframen. 2492012-11-111baselessadj. 2502012-11-111public servicen. , , 2512012-11-111dissertationn. 2522012-11-111tenacityn. , , , 2532012-11-111tenancyn., , 2542012-11-111tenantn., 軧, , vt., 2552012-11-111varsityadj., 2562012-11-111grimacen. 沿, , vi. , 2572012-11-111grimacingn. grima
29、ce2582012-11-111push-ups2592012-12-111take at face valuevt. 2602012-12-111Nigeriann. adj. 2612012-12-111life-sizeadj. =life-sized2622012-12-111life-sizedadj. 2632012-12-111cut-outn. , 2642012-12-111lunaticn. adj., 2652012-12-111People in this town know him as a lunatic.2662012-12-111take office, 267
30、2012-12-111ostensibleadj., 2682012-12-111ostensiblyadv. , 2692012-12-111nonchno chance 2702012-12-111nonchalancen. , , 2712012-12-111in office, 2722012-12-111congratulatoryadj., 2732012-12-111monumentn., , 2742012-12-111discomfituren., , 2752012-12-111on a scaleadj. . ( . )2762012-12-111The firm is
31、in dire straits and may go bankrupt., .2772012-12-111straitsn. , strait2782012-12-111straitn., adj., 2792012-12-111direadj., , 2802012-12-111backslap2812012-12-111backslapping2822012-12-111A blur of sunlight was crawling across his hair.2832012-12-111blurv., . n., 2842012-12-111confettin., 黨 2852012
32、-12-111The crowd burst into prolonged cheering.2862012-12-111Yet to come.2872012-12-111yetadv., , conj., 2882012-12-111rodev., , ride2892012-12-111dapv., n.2902012-12-111defiantlyadv. , 2912012-12-111menacen., , v., 2922012-12-111menacingadj. menace2932012-12-111A menacing or defiant wave or flouris
33、h.趯2942012-12-111expungevt., , 2952012-12-111Her name was expunged from the list.2962012-12-111annulledadj. , annnul2972012-12-111annullv. . , 2982012-12-111The ruling body of american lawyer.2992012-12-111dammingn. ()3002012-12-111damningadj., , , damn3012012-12-111retweetv.罻Twitter3022012-12-111Au
34、stinn. n. 3032012-12-111effigyn., , 3042012-12-111sociopathicadj. 3052012-12-111pathicn. adj. , 3062012-12-111Armstrongn. () 3072012-12-111atrocityn., 3082012-12-111war crimen. 3092012-12-111scrutinyn., , 3102012-12-111handlingn., , , , handle3112012-12-111closed-dooradj. 3122012-12-111congressional
35、 hearing3132012-12-111inklingn., 3142012-12-111inklen. 3152012-12-111paneln., , , v. 3162012-12-111waterfrontn., 3172012-12-111law enforcement 3182012-12-111kelley ()3192012-12-111paramourn.鸾, 3202012-12-111Paulan. () 3212012-12-111rulebookn. 3222012-12-111Tampan. () 3232012-12-111Kabuln. () 3242012
36、-12-111candidlyadj. , 3252012-12-111candidadj., , , 3262012-12-111disconcertingadj., disconcert3272012-12-111disconcertv.,3282012-12-111concertn., , vt., vi. 3292012-12-111storiedadj. , adj. . =storeyed3302012-12-111perennialadj., , n. 3312012-12-111laudatoryadj. , 3322012-12-111poignantadj. , , , ,
37、 , 3332012-12-111acolyten., 3342012-12-111business card 3352012-12-111doctoraten. 3362012-12-111doctoraladj. 3372012-12-111doctrinairen. adj., 3382012-12-111doctrinaladj., , 3392012-12-111avidadj. , , 3402012-12-111track star3412012-12-111trackn., , , , v., 3422012-12-111West Pointn. 3432012-12-111f
38、itnessn., 3442012-12-111transcribev., ,(), 3452012-12-111flauntv. , , , , 3462012-12-111underwhelmvt. 3472012-12-111underworldn., , ,3482012-12-111attiren. , v. , 3492012-12-111pantsn.() 3502012-12-111staffern. 3512012-12-111divulgev. , 3522012-12-111consummateadj., , vt., , 3532012-14-111kindlev.,
39、. , , 3542012-14-111rekindlev. 3552012-14-111abatev., , 3562012-16-111analogicaladj., =analogic3572012-16-111interstateadj. n. 3582012-16-111civilianadj. n., 3592012-16-111toothpasten. 3602012-16-111pasten., , , vt., 3612012-16-111toothn., , , teeth: 3622012-16-111fluoridatevt. . 3632012-16-111teach
40、-inn. (), , 3642012-16-111logn., , (), ()v., () 3652012-16-111Tasmanian.( 3662012-16-111I usually have to wash the greasy pot and pan.3672012-16-111Bulgarian. 3682012-16-111pokern. n. (), 3692012-16-111millenniumn. , 3702012-16-111athleticsn. , 3712012-16-111classicn., , adj., , 3722012-16-111cordn.
41、, , 3732012-16-111squeakn., v., , 3742012-16-111The milk cart squeaked out of the village.3752012-16-111cartn.C(), vt.(),(,) 3762012-16-111slipv., , , n., , , 3772012-16-111slip by, 3782012-16-111flatterv., , , 3792012-16-111flatteringadj., flatter3802012-16-111He flattered her about her cooking.381
42、2012-16-111remoteadj., , , () n. 3822012-16-111eliminatev., , , 3832012-16-111eliminationn., , 3842012-16-111bounce out of 3852012-16-111beside the point, 3862012-16-111root for, , . 3872012-16-111bloodstreamn. 3882012-16-111horsebackn. adv.adj.,3892012-16-111on horseback, , 3902012-16-111threw down
43、v. ()3912012-16-111vertebrateadj., n. 3922012-16-111vertebratedadj. , 3932012-16-111groundbreakern. 3942012-16-111canaln., , ,vt., 赼 3952012-16-111Illinoisn. () 3962012-16-111tornadon., , 3972012-16-111campern. 3982012-16-111racketn. n., , , v., 3992012-16-111dinn. v., DINabbr.=German Industrial Sta
44、ndards4002012-16-111clamorn. , v. , 4012012-16-111pin down, , , 4022012-17-111primusn. n. 4032012-17-111parev., , 4042012-17-111contentiousadj. , , 4052012-17-111rifeadj., , 4062012-17-111chairn., () vt., . 4072012-17-111cloutn., v.4082012-17-111stalwartadj., n. 4092012-17-111relegatev. , , , 410201
45、2-17-111lame duckn. , 4112012-17-111perpetuatevt. , 4122012-17-111marshaln. , , v. , , 4132012-17-111petitionern., , 鰸 4142012-17-111sculptorn. 4152012-17-111demolitionn. , ()demolitions4162012-17-111farmhousen., 4172012-17-111attire in4182012-17-111confituren. , 4192012-20-111Your only remedy is recourse to law.4202012-22-111triflen., v.,
