Deno Park
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| No. | 单词 | 释义 |
|---|---|---|
| 1801 | agenda | The man is pushing his questionable agenda on his colleagues. |
| 1802 | coin | The coach coined the phrase, “There is no ‘I’ in team.” |
| 1803 | correlate | Scientists believe that brain size might correlate with intelligence. |
| 1804 | depression | Ron decided to get help for his depression. |
| 1805 | digital | Students prefer to take notes on their laptops and other digital devices. |
| 1806 | importance | The professor lectured the students on the importance of communication strategies. |
| 1807 | keyboard | Paul spilled coffee all over his keyboard. |
| 1808 | loneliness | Many people join social clubs to escape loneliness. |
| 1809 | media | Many people like to express their opinions online using social media. |
| 1810 | platform | The band uses their music as a platform to express their political beliefs. |
| 1811 | poor | The condition of the sidewalk is very poor. |
| 1812 | presence | The researcher discovered the presence of bacteria in the water sample. |
| 1813 | subject | The location of the trees will subject them to strong winds from the hurricane. |
| 1814 | surge | All at once, there was a surge of runners at the finish line. |
| 1815 | survey | I filled out a survey about my shopping experience at the department store. |
| 1816 | target | Scientists are looking for new drugs to target cancer cells. |
| 1817 | trend | Lucy likes to think she started this fashion trend. |
| 1818 | validate | Winning first prize will validate all of Tony’s hard work. |
| 1819 | carbon | Carbon is found in coal. |
| 1820 | carbon dioxide | There is carbon dioxide in the smoke from coal power plants. |
| 1821 | dust | Some people wear medical face masks to avoid breathing in fine dust and germs. |
| 1822 | emit | This iron emits steam. |
| 1823 | enable | Studying hard will enable the girl to get a good job. |
| 1824 | grind | We grind wheat to make flour. |
| 1825 | heal | This ointment will help heal your wounds. |
| 1826 | integrate | More women are being integrated into the military. |
| 1827 | leading | Teresa is the leading expert on brain surgery for dogs. |
| 1828 | moreover | Marianne likes to walk to work to save money; moreover, it is good exercise. |
| 1829 | pollutant | A pollutant in the water killed this fish. |
| 1830 | powder | Turmeric is a yellow powder used in cooking. |
| 1831 | prompt | The tight deadline will prompt the employee to work very hard. |
| 1832 | reject | I’m afraid the teacher will reject my new idea. |
| 1833 | skeptic | Kevin is a skeptic because he never believes anyone or anything. |
| 1834 | substance | Arsenic is a poisonous substance. |
| 1835 | substantially | The price of the apartment went up substantially. |
| 1836 | ton | This dump truck can carry up to 25 tons. |
| 1837 | transport | Cargo ships are used for the transport of manufactured goods. |
| 1838 | align | The crowd seemed to align themselves with the protestors. |
| 1839 | authority | The local police department is the authority whenever large crowds gather. |
| 1840 | barn | My grandparents keep hay in their red barn. |
| 1841 | betray | The four friends would never betray each other’s trust. |
| 1842 | Bible | I read the Bible every night before I go to sleep. |
| 1843 | Catholic | Rosanne is Catholic, so she goes to church every Sunday. |
| 1844 | cooperate | The members of the team agreed to cooperate in order to get the project done. |
| 1845 | detain | The police had to detain the thief for shoplifting. |
| 1846 | exit | The green sign shows where the exit is located. |
| 1847 | exceptional | Holly is an exceptional student. |
| 1848 | flee | When a predator approaches a deer, the deer will flee. |
| 1849 | network | Lesley is part of a volunteer network that plants trees in the city. |
| 1850 | outrage | He was outraged when his proposal was turned down. |
| 1851 | parish | Greg’s parish has grown over the past year. |
| 1852 | passage | Follow the passage down the stairs. |
| 1853 | pastor | The pastor speaks to the members of the church. |
| 1854 | patrol | The military patrol is responsible for keeping the area safe. |
| 1855 | raid | The soldiers are looking for the people who continue to raid the jungle villages. |
| 1856 | rail | I prefer traveling by rail because it’s more convenient than driving through traffic. |
| 1857 | tunnel | The tunnel will lead you to the next city. |
| 1858 | comfortable | Will loves his comfortable new sofa. |
| 1859 | education | These students are receiving their education at a private school. |
| 1860 | encouragement | The mother gives constant encouragement to her son. |
| 1861 | endorse | The committee will endorse their leader for the upcoming election. |
| 1862 | equal | The apple and orange are equal in weight. |
| 1863 | face | Justin will face many challenges at work. |
| 1864 | field | Jane works in the healthcare field. |
| 1865 | foster | The afterschool program is designed to foster a sense of community at school. |
| 1866 | guidance | Ms. Smith provided valuable guidance to all her students. |
| 1867 | hold | Damian will soon hold a degree in business administration. |
| 1868 | inclusion | The school promotes the inclusion of parents in their students’ education. |
| 1869 | inspire | Jim’s father likes to inspire his son by encouraging him to follow his dream. |
| 1870 | mere | Scott lost the race by a mere two seconds. |
| 1871 | position | Kyle is interviewing for a marketing position. |
| 1872 | power | The coach has the power to keep the players from playing if they don’t show up to practice. |
| 1873 | responsibility | Parents have the responsibility to raise their children with love. |
| 1874 | soar | The temperature today will soar to a high of 100 degrees Fahrenheit. |
| 1875 | tool | Presentation skills are an important tool for communication. |
| 1876 | vocal | Shawn gets vocal when someone disagrees with his opinions. |
| 1877 | workplace | Diversity is important in the workplace. |
| 1878 | academic | ˌækəˈdemɪk |
| 1879 | acceptance | əkˈseptəns |
| 1880 | array | The toy cars are available in an array of colors. |
| 1881 | blur | The photographer can blur the bright lights into the background. |
| 1882 | cafe | Monica works part-time at a café. |
| 1883 | canvas | The artist paints bright colors on a canvas. |
| 1884 | cinema | My sister enjoys watching movies at the cinema. |
| 1885 | class | This upper-class family travels on a private jet. |
| 1886 | distinctive | Olives have a distinctive flavor. |
| 1887 | key | Marco is a key player on the country’s national team. |
| 1888 | movement | Booker T. Washington was a member of the civil rights movement. |
| 1889 | practice | Samuel has made it a practice to read the newspaper every morning. |
| 1890 | realistic | Dorothy is painting realistic images of fish. |
| 1891 | reflection | The man stared at his reflection in the mirror. |
| 1892 | rule | Wearing a helmet while riding a bicycle is a rule in some cities. |
| 1893 | stroke | The artist began with a yellow stroke on his painting. |
| 1894 | sunlight | The sunlight shines through the trees. |
| 1895 | traditional | I prefer traditional furniture. |
| 1896 | unlike | Unlike his older brother, Jim is short. |
| 1897 | width | The man is measuring the width of the box. |
| 1898 | anthem | Everyone sings the national anthem before the baseball game starts. |
| 1899 | beyond | The job is beyond the man’s ability. |
| 1900 | determination | Chris is the youngest competitor, but he has the most determination. |
| 1901 | fighting | Heavy fighting continued for days. |
| 1902 | joint | Mike and Joanna are joint owners of a coffee shop. |
| 1903 | landing | The man is in charge of leading the landing in the warzone. |
| 1904 | mark | My grandparents are having a party to mark their 50th anniversary. |
| 1905 | mobilize | Thousands of soldiers were ready to mobilize for the fight. |
| 1906 | nation | India is a nation that is developing rapidly. |
| 1907 | originally | This building was originally a bank. |
| 1908 | outbreak | The scientists prepared for an outbreak of a dangerous virus. |
| 1909 | pray | The girl likes to pray for world peace. |
| 1910 | prisoner | He has been a prisoner for many years. |
| 1911 | sacrifice | Karen has had to sacrifice a lot for her children. |
| 1912 | silence | I can only sleep in complete silence. |
| 1913 | thus | Victor wants to lose weight; thus, he’ll go on a diet and start exercising. |
| 1914 | tribute | In some countries, people wear poppies as a tribute to veterans. |
| 1915 | victory | The man was thrilled with his victory. |
| 1916 | wild | Dandelions grow wild in the cracks of the streets. |
| 1917 | wound | The boy knew he might wound his knees if he didn’t wear pads on them. |
| 1918 | assimilate | When the family moves to the US they will assimilate into American culture. |
| 1919 | attempt | This is Ben’s second attempt to climb Mt. Everest. |
| 1920 | case | A deposit of $1,000 is required, but in this case, we will accept half. |
| 1921 | cease | The rain will cease in the afternoon. |
| 1922 | danger | Smoking cigarettes is a danger to health. |
| 1923 | devastating | The tsunami had devastating effects on the seaside village. |
| 1924 | diversity | My company puts an emphasis on the importance on having cultural diversity. |
| 1925 | earthquake | The earthquake caused the road to crack in multiple places. |
| 1926 | endangered | The whooping crane is an endangered species. |
| 1927 | extinction | The extinction of the dodo bird occurred in the 1600s. |
| 1928 | forever | Michelle and Tanya want to be best friends forever. |
| 1929 | generally | The suburbs are generally viewed as a good place to raise children. |
| 1930 | genocide | As a result of the genocide, many children have been orphaned. |
| 1931 | hit | The ship was hit by a violent storm. |
| 1932 | lose | The family never thought they’d lose everything to fire. |
| 1933 | native | Carlos is a hero in his native country of Brazil. |
| 1934 | percent | Liz needs to get 80 percent on her test to pass the course. |
| 1935 | reason | The reason Eric is late for work is that he forgot to set his alarm. |
| 1936 | reference | My supervisor made a reference to the data I’d collected. |
| 1937 | urban | It is common to see tall buildings in urban areas. |
| 1938 | burn | Running is good exercise for people who want to burn fat and lose weight. |
| 1939 | check | Peter wants to check with the teacher to see if he is doing the assignment right. |
| 1940 | coconut | A coconut produces a healthy oil. |
| 1941 | epilepsy | The doctor diagnosed the patient with epilepsy. |
| 1942 | fat | The fat contained in salmon, avocados, and nuts is healthy. |
| 1943 | gain | Winning the award will help Steven gain confidence. |
| 1944 | glucose | People with diabetes need to check their glucose levels. |
| 1945 | high | The thermometer shows a high body temperature. |
| 1946 | keep | Brian needs to keep working in order to finish his project on time. |
| 1947 | known | Bob is known throughout the neighborhood as a burglars. |
| 1948 | liver | The professor showed us what the human liver looks like. |
| 1949 | low | The temperature gets very low in the winter. |
| 1950 | management | Practicing yoga is good for stress management. |
| 1951 | metabolic | Fish have a very high metabolic rate. |
| 1952 | oil | The chef put the oil in the pan and heated it up. |
| 1953 | olive | I prepared a bowl of olives for my guests. |
| 1954 | performance | Liam’s performance in the race was not his best. |
| 1955 | powerful | This perfume has a powerful scent. |
| 1956 | starch | Pasta is high in starch. |
| 1957 | summary | Cindy concluded the meeting with a summary of the project. |
| 1958 | analytic | The analytic article criticized the new plan and presented one of its own. |
| 1959 | area | He was very familiar with the local area. |
| 1960 | bachelor | Since he was a bachelor, Jason did his shopping by himself. |
| 1961 | cognitive | After her physical examination, her cognitive skills were tested. |
| 1962 | collision | The collision between the two cars created a loud noise. |
| 1963 | competent | Competent employees are much better than unknowledgeable ones. |
| 1964 | diploma | After four years of college, Mary finally had a diploma. |
| 1965 | excel | Jenny excels at playing the piano. |
| 1966 | geology | Because he studied geology, he knew how the mountains were formed. |
| 1967 | integral | She is an integral member of our team. |
| 1968 | intellect | She was known for her quick and strong intellect as well as her beauty. |
| 1969 | job | He now has a high-paying job. |
| 1970 | keen | Only a keen student could have solved that math problem. |
| 1971 | minimum | What is the minimum temperature in winter in this area? |
| 1972 | psychology | The psychology of seeing is a fascinating subject. |
| 1973 | radioactive | Radioactive states can be very bad for anyone’s health. |
| 1974 | relativity | Relativity teaches that light travels at the same speed throughout the universe. |
| 1975 | sociology | Sociology teaches that people’s problems are a result of their society. |
| 1976 | theoretical | His conclusion was only theoretical and not meant to be publicized. |
| 1977 | weak | She is still weak after the illness. |
| 1978 | administrator | Everyone in the store did whatever the administrator asked them to do. |
| 1979 | affluent | People in the city are usually more affluent than people in the country. |
| 1980 | audit | The government usually audits companies that report lower than usual incomes. |
| 1981 | automate | When the bank automated, it started installing ATM machines. |
| 1982 | bribe | The judge was bribed so that she would set the suspect free. |
| 1983 | corrupt | The corrupt policemen didn’t arrest the man because he gave them money. |
| 1984 | dispose | He disposed of the can by throwing it into the recycle bin. |
| 1985 | headquarters | He took the long route to the headquarters because it was a nice day. |
| 1986 | incentive | The chance of winning a prize was an incentive to get people to play the game. |
| 1987 | infrastructure | Power lines are important parts of a city’s infrastructure. |
| 1988 | legislate | Senators have to legislate fairly so most people will enjoy the benefits. |
| 1989 | legitimate | She found a legitimate plan to raise extra funds for her vacation. |
| 1990 | manipulate | The doctor manipulated the data to make it look like the cure was working. |
| 1991 | merchandise | The store added more merchandise because there were more shoppers. |
| 1992 | retail | Although cheap to make, once a t-shirt reaches retail, it costs ten times as much. |
| 1993 | revenue | The new products really increased the business’s monthly revenue. |
| 1994 | rubbish | The floor around the garbage can was covered with all kinds of rubbish. |
| 1995 | subsidy | The official gave the company a subsidy so it could open two new factories. |
| 1996 | transaction | Because the clerk was new at the job, the simple transaction took a long time. |
| 1997 | violate | I was given a ticket because the policeman said I violated a traffic law. |
| 1998 | assess | She assessed the condition of the toy car before buying it. |
| 1999 | astonish | The number of people that came to her party astonished her. |
| 2000 | commence | His speech commenced with a “thank you” to all who had helped him succeed. |