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| No. | 单词 | 释义 |
|---|---|---|
| 1801 | agenda | An agenda is a plan or goal that guides someone’s behavior. |
| 1802 | coin | To coin is to create a new word or phrase that other people begin to use. |
| 1803 | correlate | To correlate is to have a close connection to something. |
| 1804 | depression | Depression is a medical condition that makes a person very unhappy for long periods of time. |
| 1805 | digital | When something is digital, it is characterized by computer technology. |
| 1806 | importance | Importance is the quality or state of being important, valuable, or significant. |
| 1807 | keyboard | A keyboard has buttons marked with letters and numbers that are pressed to put information into a computer. |
| 1808 | loneliness | Loneliness is the unhappiness that is felt by someone if they do not have any friends. |
| 1809 | media | Media is the different ways of entertaining and giving information to the public. |
| 1810 | platform | A platform is something that allows someone to tell a large number of people about an idea, product, etc. |
| 1811 | poor | When something is poor, it is not as good as it could or should be. |
| 1812 | presence | Presence is when someone or something is present in a particular place. |
| 1813 | subject | To subject is to cause or force someone or something to experience something harmful or unpleasant. |
| 1814 | surge | A surge is a sudden, large increase in something. |
| 1815 | survey | A survey is a set of questions that are asked to a large number of people in order to find out about opinions. |
| 1816 | target | To target is to aim an attack at someone or something. |
| 1817 | trend | A trend is a general tendency in the way a situation is changing or developing. |
| 1818 | validate | To validate is to make someone feel that his or her ideas and feelings are respected. |
| 1819 | carbon | Carbon is a chemical element. |
| 1820 | carbon dioxide | Carbon dioxide is a gas made from one carbon atom and two oxygen atoms. |
| 1821 | dust | Dust is very small, dry particles of earth or sand. |
| 1822 | emit | To emit is to send out gas, heat, light, sound, etc. |
| 1823 | enable | To enable is to make it possible for something to happen. |
| 1824 | grind | To grind is to break something into small pieces or powder. |
| 1825 | heal | To heal is to become healthy or well again. |
| 1826 | integrate | To integrate is to make something a part of another larger thing. |
| 1827 | leading | When something is leading, it is the most advanced or best. |
| 1828 | moreover | Moreover is used to introduce information that adds to or supports what has previously been said. |
| 1829 | pollutant | A pollutant is a substance that makes the air or water not safe for use. |
| 1830 | powder | Powder is a dry substance in the form of very small grains. |
| 1831 | prompt | To prompt is to cause someone to do something. |
| 1832 | reject | To reject is to refuse to accept, believe in, or agree with something. |
| 1833 | skeptic | A skeptic is a person who disagrees with particular claims that are generally thought to be true. |
| 1834 | substance | A substance is a particular type of solid, liquid, or gas. |
| 1835 | substantially | If something changes substantially, it changes a lot. |
| 1836 | ton | A ton is a unit for measuring weight equal to 2000 pounds or 907.2 kilograms. |
| 1837 | transport | Transport is the system or method of carrying passengers or goods from one place to another. |
| 1838 | align | To align is to support a political group, country, or person that you agree with. |
| 1839 | authority | An authority is someone who has the power to make decisions and enforce rules and laws. |
| 1840 | barn | A barn is a large farm building that houses crops, equipment, and animals. |
| 1841 | betray | To betray is to be disloyal to someone who trusts you. |
| 1842 | Bible | The Bible is the book of sacred writing in the Christian religion. |
| 1843 | Catholic | A Catholic thing or person is one that is connected with the Roman Catholic Church. |
| 1844 | cooperate | To cooperate is to work with someone to achieve something that you both want. |
| 1845 | detain | To detain is to officially prevent someone from leaving a place. |
| 1846 | exit | An exit is something that is used as a way to get out of a place. |
| 1847 | exceptional | An exceptional thing or person is one that is outstanding. |
| 1848 | flee | To flee is to leave somewhere very quickly in order to escape from danger. |
| 1849 | network | A network is a group of people or organizations that are in some way connected to each other. |
| 1850 | outrage | To outrage is to make someone feel very angry or shocked. |
| 1851 | parish | A parish is the area for which a priest in some Christian churches is responsible. |
| 1852 | passage | A passage is a narrow space that people can move through. |
| 1853 | pastor | A pastor is a minister in charge of a parish or church. |
| 1854 | patrol | A patrol is a group of people or vehicles that go through an area to make sure that it is free of trouble or danger. |
| 1855 | raid | To raid is to attack a place in a short time in order to cause damage. |
| 1856 | rail | A rail is a system of tracks on which trains travel. |
| 1857 | tunnel | A tunnel is an underground passage for cars, trains, etc. to go through. |
| 1858 | comfortable | When something is comfortable, it makes you feel relaxed, confident, and not worried. |
| 1859 | education | Education is the process of teaching and learning, usually at a school, college, or university. |
| 1860 | encouragement | Encouragement is something that makes someone more determined, hopeful, or confident. |
| 1861 | endorse | To endorse is to express formal support or approval for someone or something. |
| 1862 | equal | When something is equal, it is the same in size, number, amount, or value as something else. |
| 1863 | face | To face is to deal with something in a direct way. |
| 1864 | field | A field is a subject that people study or an area of activity that they are involved in as part of their work. |
| 1865 | foster | To foster is to help a skill, feeling, or idea develop over a period of time. |
| 1866 | guidance | Guidance is help and advice that is given to someone about their work, education, or personal life. |
| 1867 | hold | To hold is to have a particular degree, title, record, job, or position. |
| 1868 | inclusion | Inclusion is the act of including someone or something in a larger group or set. |
| 1869 | inspire | To inspire is to encourage someone by making them feel confident and eager to do something. |
| 1870 | mere | Mere is used to emphasize how small or unimportant something or someone is. |
| 1871 | position | A position is a rank or role of someone in an organization or company. |
| 1872 | power | Power is the ability to influence people or give them strong feelings. |
| 1873 | responsibility | Responsibility is a task or duty that you are expected or required to do. |
| 1874 | soar | To soar is to increase quickly to a high level. |
| 1875 | tool | A tool is a piece of equipment or a skill that is useful for doing your job. |
| 1876 | vocal | When someone is vocal, he or she expresses a strong opinion publicly. |
| 1877 | workplace | A workplace is the room or building where you work. |
| 1878 | academic | When something is academic, it relates to schools and education. |
| 1879 | acceptance | Acceptance is when people agree that an idea, statement, explanation, etc., is right or true. |
| 1880 | array | An array is a large group or number of things. |
| 1881 | blur | To blur is to make something unclear or difficult to see or remember. |
| 1882 | cafe | A café is a small restaurant where you can buy drinks and simple meals. |
| 1883 | canvas | A canvas is a thick piece of cloth that artists use to paint on. |
| 1884 | cinema | A cinema is a building in which films are shown. |
| 1885 | class | Class is the way people in society are divided into different social and economic groups. |
| 1886 | distinctive | When something is distinctive, it has a special quality, character, or appearance that is different and easy to recognize. |
| 1887 | key | When something is key, it is extremely important. |
| 1888 | movement | A movement is a series of organized activities in which people work together to do or achieve something. |
| 1889 | practice | A practice is something that is done often or regularly. |
| 1890 | realistic | When something is realistic, it is shown as it is in real life. |
| 1891 | reflection | A reflection is an image that is seen in a mirror or other shiny surface. |
| 1892 | rule | A rule is an official instruction that says how things must be done or what is allowed. |
| 1893 | stroke | A stroke is a single movement of a pen or brush when you are writing or painting. |
| 1894 | sunlight | Sunlight is the natural light that comes from the sun. |
| 1895 | traditional | When something is traditional, it is based on old-fashioned ideas. |
| 1896 | unlike | Unlike is used in place of “completely different from a particular person or thing.” |
| 1897 | width | Width is the distance from one side of something to the other side. |
| 1898 | anthem | An anthem is a formal or religious song. |
| 1899 | beyond | Beyond is used to say that one thing is more than another. |
| 1900 | determination | Determination is what you have when you try to do something even when it is difficult. |
| 1901 | fighting | Fighting is physical conflict between people or groups in a war, in the street, etc. |
| 1902 | joint | When something is joint, it is done by or involves two or more people or groups. |
| 1903 | landing | A landing is when you return to the ground or another surface after a flight or a boat ride. |
| 1904 | mark | To mark is to celebrate an important event or time by doing something. |
| 1905 | mobilize | To mobilize is to prepare an army to fight in a war. |
| 1906 | nation | A nation is a large area of land that is controlled by its own government. |
| 1907 | originally | Originally is used in place of “in the beginning” or “when something first happened or began.” |
| 1908 | outbreak | An outbreak is a sudden start or increase of fighting or disease. |
| 1909 | pray | To pray is to speak to God in order to ask for help or to give thanks. |
| 1910 | prisoner | A prisoner is someone who is taken by force and kept somewhere. |
| 1911 | sacrifice | To sacrifice is to give up something in order to get something you want or do something else for someone. |
| 1912 | silence | Silence is the complete absence of sound or noise. |
| 1913 | thus | Thus is used in place of “as a result of something that was just mentioned.” |
| 1914 | tribute | A tribute is something that you say, do, or give in order to express respect for someone. |
| 1915 | victory | A victory is a situation in which you win a battle, game, election, or dispute. |
| 1916 | wild | To be wild is to be without control. |
| 1917 | wound | To wound is to injure someone or something by cutting or breaking the skin. |
| 1918 | assimilate | To assimilate is to adopt the ways of a new culture and fully become a part of it. |
| 1919 | attempt | An attempt is an act of trying to do something, especially something difficult. |
| 1920 | case | A case is an example of a particular situation or of something happening. |
| 1921 | cease | To cease is to stop doing something or to stop something happening. |
| 1922 | danger | Danger is the possibility that someone or something will be harmed, destroyed, or killed. |
| 1923 | devastating | If something is devastating, it causes great harm or damage to something or someone. |
| 1924 | diversity | Diversity is the quality or state of having many different forms, types, ideas, etc. |
| 1925 | earthquake | An earthquake is a sudden shaking of a part of the Earth’s surface that often causes a lot of damage. |
| 1926 | endangered | If something is endangered, it has become very rare and may eventually die out altogether. |
| 1927 | extinction | Extinction is when a particular animal, plant, type of person, custom, skill, etc. stops existing. |
| 1928 | forever | We use forever in place of “for all future time” or “for a very long time.” |
| 1929 | generally | We use generally in place of “in most cases” or “to most people.” |
| 1930 | genocide | Genocide is the deliberate murder of a whole group or race of people. |
| 1931 | hit | To hit is to affect someone or something in a harmful or dangerous way. |
| 1932 | lose | To lose is to have something that is important or necessary taken from you or destroyed. |
| 1933 | native | If something is native, it refers to the place someone was born and raised. |
| 1934 | percent | A percent is an amount that is equal to one one-hundredth of something. |
| 1935 | reason | A reason is a statement or fact that explains why something is the way it is, or why someone does, thinks, or says something. |
| 1936 | reference | A reference is the act of referring to something or someone. |
| 1937 | urban | If something is urban, it is related to towns and cities. |
| 1938 | burn | To burn is to use something as a source of energy. |
| 1939 | check | To check is to ask someone whether something is correct, true, or allowed. |
| 1940 | coconut | A coconut is a large brown fruit that has a hard shell and white flesh. |
| 1941 | epilepsy | Epilepsy is a medical condition that affects the brain and can make someone become unconscious or unable to control their movement for a short time. |
| 1942 | fat | Fat is an oily solid or liquid substance in food. |
| 1943 | gain | To gain is to gradually get more and more of a quality, feeling, etc. |
| 1944 | glucose | Glucose is a natural form of sugar that exists in plants and fruit. |
| 1945 | high | When something is high, it is greater than usual in amount, number, or degree. |
| 1946 | keep | To keep is to stay in a particular state, condition, or position. |
| 1947 | known | If something is known, it is something that people are aware of or have discovered. |
| 1948 | liver | The liver is a large organ in the body that produces bile and cleans blood. |
| 1949 | low | If something is low, it is smaller than usual in amount, number, or degree. |
| 1950 | management | Management is the act or process of controlling and dealing with something. |
| 1951 | metabolic | When something is metabolic, it relates to the chemical process in which plants or animals use food and water to make energy. |
| 1952 | oil | Oil is a smooth, thick liquid made from plants or some animals, and is especially in cooking. |
| 1953 | olive | An olive is a small egg-shaped black or green fruit. |
| 1954 | performance | Performance is how well someone or something functions, works, etc. |
| 1955 | powerful | If something is powerful, it has a strong effect. |
| 1956 | starch | Starch is a substance that provides your body with energy and is found in foods such as wheat, potatoes, and rice. |
| 1957 | summary | A summary is a short statement that contains the main information about something. |
| 1958 | analytic | If something is analytic, it is related to logic and reasoning. |
| 1959 | area | An area is a reasonably large place. |
| 1960 | bachelor | A bachelor is an unmarried man. |
| 1961 | cognitive | If something is cognitive, it is related to learning and knowing things. |
| 1962 | collision | A collision is the act of two things hitting into each another. |
| 1963 | competent | If someone is competent, they are able to think or act successfully. |
| 1964 | diploma | A diploma is a certificate proving that someone has completed their studies. |
| 1965 | excel | To excel at a subject or activity means to be very good at it. |
| 1966 | geology | Geology is the study of the Earth’s natural structures and how they change. |
| 1967 | integral | Something that is integral is an important part of the whole. |
| 1968 | intellect | An intellect is a person’s ability to understand things easily. |
| 1969 | job | Your job is the work you do to earn money. |
| 1970 | keen | If someone is keen, they are intelligent. |
| 1971 | minimum | The minimum is the smallest amount. |
| 1972 | psychology | Psychology involves the study of how the brain affects our thought and actions. |
| 1973 | radioactive | If something is radioactive, then it lets out, or is related to, radiation. |
| 1974 | relativity | Relativity is a set of ideas about time and space developed by Albert Einstein. |
| 1975 | sociology | Sociology is the study of human society, its organizations, and problems. |
| 1976 | theoretical | If something is theoretical, it is based on theory rather than experience. |
| 1977 | weak | If someone is weak, they are not strong and healthy. |
| 1978 | administrator | An administrator is a person who controls a business, company, or organization. |
| 1979 | affluent | If someone is affluent, they are wealthy. |
| 1980 | audit | To audit means to inspect financial records from a person or business. |
| 1981 | automate | To automate something means to have machines or computers do the work. |
| 1982 | bribe | To bribe someone means to illegally persuade them for a favor with money. |
| 1983 | corrupt | If someone is corrupt, they break the law for money or fame. |
| 1984 | dispose | To dispose of something means to get rid of it. |
| 1985 | headquarters | A headquarters is a building where the bosses of a company work. |
| 1986 | incentive | An incentive is what makes a person want to do something. |
| 1987 | infrastructure | An infrastructure is a collection of services needed to run a society or business. |
| 1988 | legislate | To legislate means to make laws. |
| 1989 | legitimate | If something is legitimate, then it is acceptable according to the law. |
| 1990 | manipulate | To manipulate something means to skillfully or unfairly control or affect it. |
| 1991 | merchandise | Merchandise is goods ready to be purchased or sold. |
| 1992 | retail | Retail is the activity of selling goods to the public, often for personal use. |
| 1993 | revenue | Revenue is the income made by a company. |
| 1994 | rubbish | Rubbish is trash or waste. |
| 1995 | subsidy | A subsidy is money given by the government to companies to assist them. |
| 1996 | transaction | A transaction is an act of buying or selling something. |
| 1997 | violate | To violate a law, rule, or agreement means to break it. |
| 1998 | assess | To assess something means to judge the structure, purpose, or quality of it. |
| 1999 | astonish | To astonish someone means to greatly surprise them. |
| 2000 | commence | To commence something means to begin it. |