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| No. | 单词 | 释义 |
|---|---|---|
| 1601 | cancer | Cancer is a serious disease that causes cells to grow abnormally. |
| 1602 | cancerous | Cancerous cells are the result of cancer. |
| 1603 | cell | A cell is the smallest part of a living thing that can live by itself. |
| 1604 | cigarette | A cigarette is a thinly wrapped paper tube filled with tobacco that is smoked. |
| 1605 | code | A code is a set of symbols used to hide or read a message. |
| 1606 | cure | A cure is a medical treatment to make a sickness go away. |
| 1607 | destruction | To damage something is to cause its destruction. |
| 1608 | DNA | DNA is the short form of deoxyribonucleic acid. |
| 1609 | extensive | Extensive means large in size or amount. |
| 1610 | female | Female refers to women or girls. |
| 1611 | furthermore | Furthermore means more information will be added. |
| 1612 | gene | A gene controls what it looks like, how an organism grows, and how it develops. |
| 1613 | inherit | To inherit is to receive something that is passed down from a relative. |
| 1614 | link | A link is a connection to something else. |
| 1615 | male | Male refers to men or boys. |
| 1616 | population | A population is all the people living in an area. |
| 1617 | result | A result happens because of something else. |
| 1618 | sugar | Sugar comes from plants and is used to make food taste sweet. |
| 1619 | accommodate | To accommodate is to have enough room. |
| 1620 | circus | A circus is a traveling show with animals and people. |
| 1621 | coincide | To coincide means to happen at the same time. |
| 1622 | commission | To commission someone is to pay that person to do some job. |
| 1623 | dose | A dose is a certain amount of medicine taken at one time. |
| 1624 | dye | To dye something is to make it a certain color by using a special chemical. |
| 1625 | extent | The extent of something is how large, important, or serious it is. |
| 1626 | gender | Gender is a category that describes being either a boy or a girl. |
| 1627 | headline | A headline is the title of a newspaper story. |
| 1628 | informal | An informal thing is casual and relaxed, not official. |
| 1629 | inquire | To inquire about something is to ask about it. |
| 1630 | messenger | A messenger is one who carries information from one place to another. |
| 1631 | peer | To peer at something is to watch it carefully. |
| 1632 | portrait | A portrait is a painting or photograph of someone. |
| 1633 | pose | To pose is to stay in one place without moving. |
| 1634 | ranch | A ranch is a large farm where animals are kept. |
| 1635 | steer | To steer something is to control where it goes. |
| 1636 | stripe | A stripe is a thick line. |
| 1637 | tame | A tame animal is not afraid to be near people. |
| 1638 | tempt | To tempt people is to offer them something they want but shouldn’t have. |
| 1639 | ban | To ban something is to not let people do it. |
| 1640 | cautious | A cautious person is careful to avoid danger. |
| 1641 | confess | To confess is to admit a bad or embarrassing truth. |
| 1642 | cottage | A cottage is a small, old house in the countryside. |
| 1643 | daytime | Daytime is the time of the day when the sky is light. |
| 1644 | desperate | A desperate person will try anything to do or change something. |
| 1645 | exhausting | An exhausting activity is very tiring. |
| 1646 | fade | To fade is to become quieter or less bright. |
| 1647 | fierce | A fierce person or animal is angry or violent. |
| 1648 | gamble | To gamble means to play a game that involves winning or losing money. |
| 1649 | lawn | A lawn is an area covered in grass. |
| 1650 | mow | To mow grass is to cut it to make it short. |
| 1651 | outlaw | An outlaw is a criminal who hides from the police. |
| 1652 | prospect | A prospect is a possibility that something will happen. |
| 1653 | purse | A purse is a bag in which women keep money, makeup, keys, etc. |
| 1654 | rod | A rod is a thin stick made of wood or metal. |
| 1655 | seldom | Seldom shows that an action doesn’t happen very often. |
| 1656 | shave | To shave means to cut the hairs on one’s face with a sharp tool. |
| 1657 | terrified | A terrified person or animal is extremely scared. |
| 1658 | wizard | A wizard is a man who can do magic. |
| 1659 | abroad | An action done abroad is done in a different country. |
| 1660 | airline | An airline is a company that takes people to different places by plane. |
| 1661 | audience | An audience is a group of people who gather to watch someone do something. |
| 1662 | bargain | A bargain is a very good price paid for a product. |
| 1663 | brief | A brief action lasts a short time. |
| 1664 | currency | The currency of a country is the type of money used in that country. |
| 1665 | data | Data is a collection of information and facts. |
| 1666 | domestic | Domestic refers to something that happens within a particular country. |
| 1667 | draft | A draft is a piece of written work that is not in its final form. |
| 1668 | gather | To gather is to form a group or bring together. |
| 1669 | hobby | A hobby is a fun and creative activity people do in their free time. |
| 1670 | income | An income is the money you earned from work. |
| 1671 | jet | A jet is a fast plane with a big engine. |
| 1672 | maximum | Maximum is the highest amount of anything allowed. |
| 1673 | official | An official thing is approved by someone in authority. |
| 1674 | recommend | To recommend means to give advice based on experience. |
| 1675 | refer | To refer to something means to mention or call attention to it. |
| 1676 | remote | A remote place is distant or far away. |
| 1677 | sleepless | Sleepless describes a time period in which someone does not sleep. |
| 1678 | volume | The volume is the total amount of something. |
| 1679 | circulate | To circulate is to spread something around, especially in a circular way. |
| 1680 | consequent | Consequent means happening because of a different situation. |
| 1681 | derive | To derive means to come, or originate, from a thing or place. |
| 1682 | drown | To drown is to die from not being able to breathe underwater. |
| 1683 | dynasty | A dynasty is a series of rulers who are all from the same family. |
| 1684 | fraction | A fraction is a small part of something. |
| 1685 | frost | Frost is a white layer of ice that forms during very cold weather. |
| 1686 | illusion | An illusion is something that looks real, but doesn’t actually exist. |
| 1687 | invade | To invade is to take over a place by force. |
| 1688 | lieutenant | A lieutenant is a rank in the military or police, or a person with that rank. |
| 1689 | marine | Marine describes something related to the sea. |
| 1690 | merit | A merit is a positive or good quality. |
| 1691 | navy | A navy is the part of a country’s military that fights at sea. |
| 1692 | polar | Polar relates to the cold places on Earth’s north and south ends. |
| 1693 | ray | A ray is a line of light that comes from a bright object. |
| 1694 | resign | To resign means to quit a job. |
| 1695 | suicide | Suicide is the act of killing oneself. |
| 1696 | tremble | To tremble is to shake as a result of excitement or cold weather. |
| 1697 | underlying | An underlying thing is a hidden cause or reason. |
| 1698 | via | Via introduces a route or means of travel. |
| 1699 | alter | To alter something means to change it. |
| 1700 | aside | An action done aside is done toward the side of something or someplace. |
| 1701 | autumn | Autumn is the season of the year between summer and winter. |
| 1702 | blend | To blend is to mix two or more things together so that they become one thing. |
| 1703 | collapse | To collapse is to fall down suddenly. |
| 1704 | crush | To crush something is to press it together so its shape is destroyed. |
| 1705 | curve | To curve is to move in a line that bends and does not go straight. |
| 1706 | disgusting | A disgusting thing is very unpleasant. |
| 1707 | drain | A drain is a pipe that carries away water from a building, such as in a kitchen |
| 1708 | embrace | To embrace is to hug. |
| 1709 | envy | To envy someone is to wish that you had something that other person has. |
| 1710 | fireworks | Fireworks are objects that create colored lights when they are lit. |
| 1711 | flour | Flour is a powder made from plants that is used to make foods like bread. |
| 1712 | fuse | A fuse is a string on fireworks that burns to make them explode. |
| 1713 | ginger | Ginger is a root of a plant that is used to make food spicy and sweet. |
| 1714 | jealous | A jealous person might take something from you. |
| 1715 | paste | A paste is a thick and smooth substance. |
| 1716 | receipt | A receipt is a paper that proves that something was received or bought. |
| 1717 | wipe | To wipe something is to slide a piece of cloth over it to clean it. |
| 1718 | wire | A wire is a thin string made out of metal. |
| 1719 | acknowledge | To acknowledge something is to accept that it is true or that it exists. |
| 1720 | ambassador | An ambassador is a government worker who works in another country. |
| 1721 | blonde | A blonde is a person with light-colored hair. |
| 1722 | conquer | To conquer a place means to attack and take control of it. |
| 1723 | drag | To drag something means to pull it across the ground. |
| 1724 | exaggerate | To exaggerate is to say that something is bigger or better than it really is. |
| 1725 | heritage | Heritage is the collection of features of a society, such as language and religion. |
| 1726 | insult | To insult someone is to say things that will hurt the person’s feelings. |
| 1727 | meanwhile | An action that happens meanwhile happens at the same time as another action. |
| 1728 | necklace | A necklace is a piece of jewelry that people wear around their necks. |
| 1729 | noble | A noble is a rich and powerful person. |
| 1730 | precious | A precious thing is valuable and important. |
| 1731 | prejudice | A prejudice is an unfair opinion about people based on the group they belong to. |
| 1732 | rumor | A rumor is a story that may not be true. |
| 1733 | sin | A sin is something that is wrong for religious reasons. |
| 1734 | spectacle | A spectacle is an amazing sight. |
| 1735 | stack | A stack is a pile of different things. |
| 1736 | suspicious | A suspicious person does not trust others, or is not trusted by others. |
| 1737 | tin | Tin is an inexpensive metal. |
| 1738 | vase | A vase is an attractive container in which people keep flowers. |
| 1739 | ache | To ache is to hurt, or cause pain. |
| 1740 | arctic | Arctic shows that something is of or from the cold, far-north part of the Earth. |
| 1741 | canal | A canal is a path for water to travel through. |
| 1742 | chemist | A chemist is a scientist who works with chemicals. |
| 1743 | chill | A chill is a feeling of cold. |
| 1744 | congress | Congress is a group of leaders in a government. |
| 1745 | dairy | Dairy shows that something is made from milk. |
| 1746 | descend | To descend is to go downward. |
| 1747 | grocer | A grocer is a person who sells food. |
| 1748 | hesitate | To hesitate is to wait for a short time before doing something. |
| 1749 | institution | An institution is an organization that works to help a city or group of people. |
| 1750 | jog | To jog is to run slowly. |
| 1751 | merchant | A merchant is a person who sells things. |
| 1752 | poke | To poke something is to push something quickly with your finger or a pointed object. |
| 1753 | postpone | To postpone something is to make it happen later than planned. |
| 1754 | splash | To splash is to crash into something so that liquid spreads out. |
| 1755 | stubborn | Stubborn people don’t change their minds easily. |
| 1756 | suburb | A suburb is a small part of a large city. |
| 1757 | tide | The tide is the level of the water in the sea. |
| 1758 | tragedy | A tragedy is a very sad event. |
| 1759 | bomb | A bomb is an object that explodes and destroys large areas. |
| 1760 | certificate | A certificate is a document that says that something is true or happened. |
| 1761 | circumstance | A circumstance is an event that makes a situation what it is. |
| 1762 | coffin | A coffin is a box used to bury dead people. |
| 1763 | cope | To cope with a difficult or stressful situation means to deal with it. |
| 1764 | criticism | Criticism is the act of saying that something is not correct or good. |
| 1765 | devastate | To devastate something is to cause great damage or pain to that thing. |
| 1766 | frown | To frown is to make an unhappy look with one’s face. |
| 1767 | gaze | To gaze at something means to look at it for a long time. |
| 1768 | glance | To glance at something means to look at it quickly. |
| 1769 | grief | Grief is the feeling of deep sadness, usually when a person dies. |
| 1770 | groom | A groom is a man who is going to be married. |
| 1771 | license | A license is an official document that gives one permission to do something. |
| 1772 | microscope | A microscope is a device that makes small objects look bigger. |
| 1773 | nuclear | A nuclear thing relates to the division or joining of atoms. |
| 1774 | portray | To portray something means to describe it or show it in a picture. |
| 1775 | rotate | To rotate something means to turn it around in a circle. |
| 1776 | souvenir | A souvenir is something bought to remember of a place or event. |
| 1777 | submarine | A submarine is a boat that can go underwater for long periods of time. |
| 1778 | trace | To trace something means to follow over it with the eyes or a finger. |
| 1779 | coastline | A coastline is the outline of a country’s coast. |
| 1780 | deter | To deter means to prevent or discourage someone from doing something. |
| 1781 | devise | To devise something means to come up with an idea or plan about it. |
| 1782 | distance | A distance is how far it is between two points. |
| 1783 | expertise | Expertise is the knowledge and skills to do something well. |
| 1784 | fracture | A fracture is a crack or break in something. |
| 1785 | headache | A headache is a pain in one’s head. |
| 1786 | implement | To implement something means to ensure that what has been planned is done. |
| 1787 | insight | Insight is a deep and accurate understanding of something. |
| 1788 | limb | A limb is a large branch on a tree. |
| 1789 | might | Might means strength or power. |
| 1790 | optimism | Optimism is the state of being hopeful about the future. |
| 1791 | proficient | Proficient means able to do something well. |
| 1792 | raft | A raft is a flat kind of boat. |
| 1793 | ridge | A ridge is a long, narrow piece of raised land. |
| 1794 | shoulder | A shoulder is the body part between the top of the arm and the neck. |
| 1795 | shove | To shove something is to push it with a lot of power. |
| 1796 | spouse | A spouse is the person to whom someone is married. |
| 1797 | thrust | To thrust means to push or move something quickly with a lot of force. |
| 1798 | tolerate | To tolerate something means to be able to accept it even when it is unpleasant. |
| 1799 | accountable | When someone is accountable, he or she is responsible for the effects of his or her actions. |
| 1800 | addictive | If something is addictive, it is hard to stop doing. |