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No.单词释义
201lastRefers to the final or most recent item in a sequence.
202singleDescribes something that is one in number or singular in nature.
203individualRefers to a single person, thing, or item that is separate from others.
204mainRefers to the most important or significant part or aspect of something.
205potentialDescribes something that has the ability to become or develop into something in the future.
206professionalDescribes something that is done with a high level of skill or expertise, often in a formal or business setting.
207internationalRefers to something that involves or exists between different countries or nations.
208lowerRefers to something that is situated or placed beneath or at a lower level than something else.
209openDescribes something that is accessible, available, or not closed or restricted.
210accordingRefers to something that is in agreement or accordance with something else.
211alternativeDescribes something that is different or serves as a substitute or option to something else.
212specialDescribes something that is distinctive, unique, or exceptional.
213workingDescribes something that is functioning or in operation, often in a practical or manual sense.
214TRUEDescribes something that is accurate, genuine, or authentic.
215wholeRefers to something that is complete, entire, or undivided.
216clearDescribes something that is transparent, easy to understand, or free from confusion or ambiguity.
217dryDescribes something that is lacking in moisture or wetness.
218easyDescribes something that is simple, effortless, or not difficult to do or understand.
219coldDescribes something that is at a low temperature or lacking in warmth.
220commercialRefers to something that is related to or involving business or commerce.
221fullDescribes something that is complete, contains as much as possible, or has no empty space.
222lowDescribes something that is situated at or near the bottom or base of something.
223primaryRefers to something that is the most important, fundamental, or essential aspect of something else.
224worthDescribes something that has value, importance, or significance.
225necessaryDescribes something that is required, essential, or indispensable.
226positiveDescribes something that is optimistic, constructive, or favorable.
227presentRefers to something that is currently existing or occurring at the moment.
228closeDescribes something that is situated near or in proximity to something else.
229creativeDescribes something that is imaginative, original, or inventive.
230greenDescribes something that is related to or associated with the environment or nature.
231lateDescribes something that is occurring or happening after the expected or usual time.
232fitDescribes something that is suitable, appropriate, or in good physical condition.
233gladDescribes something that is happy, pleased, or satisfied.
234properDescribes something that is correct, appropriate, or suitable according to established norms or standards.
235complexDescribes something that is intricate, multifaceted, or difficult to understand.
236contentDescribes something that is satisfied, fulfilled, or happy with what they have.
237dueRefers to something that is owed, expected, or scheduled to happen at a particular time.
238effectiveDescribes something that is successful in achieving its intended purpose or goal.
239middleRefers to something that is situated at or near the center or halfway point of something else.
240regularDescribes something that occurs or happens at fixed intervals or with consistency.
241fastDescribes something that moves, operates, or occurs quickly or at a high speed.
242independentDescribes something that is self-reliant, autonomous, or not influenced by others.
243originalDescribes something that is unique, creative, or not copied or imitated from others.
244wideDescribes something that has a great extent or breadth from side to side.
245beautifulDescribes something that is aesthetically pleasing or attractive to the eye.
246completeDescribes something that is finished, whole, or lacking nothing.
247activeDescribes something that is engaged in physical or mental activity, often in a dynamic or energetic way.
248negativeDescribes something that is unfavorable, unhelpful, or not desirable.
249safeDescribes something that is secure, protected, or free from harm or danger.
250visualDescribes something that is related to or involving sight, often in a graphic or artistic way.
251wrongNot correct or accurate.
252agoA period of time that has passed before the present moment.
253quickMoving or happening with great speed or efficiency.
254readyPrepared or available for immediate use or action.
255straightNot curved or bent; in a direct line or position.
256whiteHaving the color of snow or milk; reflecting all colors of light equally.
257directMoving or leading in a straight line or course without deviation or interruption.
258excellentExtremely good or of the highest quality.
259extraMore than is usual, necessary, or expected; additional.
260juniorRelating to or suitable for younger or less experienced members of a group.
261prettyAttractive in a delicate or graceful way.
262uniqueBeing the only one of its kind; unlike anything else.
263classicJudged over a period of time to be of the highest quality and outstanding of its kind.
264finalComing at the end of a series; concluding or decisive.
265overallTaking everything into account; including all aspects or factors.
266privateBelonging to or for the use of one particular person or group only; not for public knowledge or disclosure.
267separateDivided or disconnected from others; not attached or joined.
268westernRelating to or characteristic of the western part of a country or region.
269aloneHaving no one else present; on one's own.
270familiarWell known from long or close association.
271officialRelating to an authority or public body and its duties, actions, and responsibilities.
272perfectHaving all the required or desirable elements, qualities, or characteristics; as good as it is possible to be.
273brightGiving out or reflecting a lot of light; shining.
274broadHaving a distance larger than usual from side to side; wide.
275comfortableProviding physical ease and relaxation.
276flatHaving a level surface; without raised areas or indentations.
277richHaving a great deal of money or assets; wealthy.
278warmHaving, giving off, or producing a moderate degree of heat; slightly hot.
279youngHaving lived or existed for only a short time; not old.
280heavyOf great weight; difficult to lift or move.
281valuableExtremely useful, important, or desirable.
282correctFree from error; accurate.
283leadingBeing the most important or prominent.
284slowMoving or operating at a low speed; taking a comparatively long time.
285cleanFree from dirt, marks, or stains; morally uncontaminated.
286freshRecently made or obtained; not canned, frozen, or otherwise preserved.
287normalConforming to a standard; usual, typical, or expected.
288secretNot known or meant to be known by others.
289toughStrong enough to withstand adverse conditions or rough handling.
290brownOf a color produced by mixing red, yellow, and blue, as of dark wood or soil.
291cheapInexpensive; costing very little.
292deepExtending far down from the top or surface.
293objectiveNot influenced by personal feelings or opinions; impartial.
294secureFree from danger or threat; safe and protected.
295thinHaving a small distance between opposite surfaces; not thick.
296chemicalRelating to or involving substances used in reactions involving changes in atoms or molecules.
297coolOf or at a fairly low temperature; showing no friendly.
298extremeReaching a high or the highest degree; very great.
299exactStrictly accurate or correct.
300fairTreating people equally without favoritism or discrimination.
301fineFine means of high quality or superior; excellent.
302formalFormal refers to something done in accordance with strict rules, etiquette or official procedures.
303oppositeOpposite refers to something that is completely different from or contrary to something else.
304remoteRemote refers to something that is situated far away from any other place, out of the way, or distant.
305totalTotal refers to something that is complete, absolute, or whole in extent or degree.
306vastVast refers to something that is very large, immense or extensive in size or degree.
307lostLost means to be missing or unable to find one's way.
308smoothSmooth refers to something that is even or level in surface or texture, without any roughness or unevenness.
309darkDark refers to something that has little or no light, and is therefore difficult to see.
310doubleDouble refers to something that is twice the size or amount of something else.
311equalEqual refers to something that is the same in quantity, size, or value as something else.
312firmFirm refers to something that is strong, solid, or resolute.
313frequentFrequent refers to something that happens or occurs often or at regular intervals.
314internalInternal refers to something that is inside or located within the body or an object.
315sensitiveSensitive refers to something that is easily affected, influenced, or damaged by external factors.
316constantConstant refers to something that is continuing or unchanging in nature or degree.
317minorMinor refers to something that is less important or significant in comparison to something else.
318previousPrevious refers to something that happened or occurred before a particular time or event.
319rawRaw refers to something that is unprocessed or uncooked.
320softSoft refers to something that is easy to compress, mold, or cut; opposite of hard.
321solidSolid refers to something that is firm, hard, and not easily broken or melted.
322weirdWeird refers to something that is strange, odd, or bizarre.
323amazingAmazing refers to something that is extremely impressive, awe-inspiring or surprising.
324annualAnnual refers to something that happens or occurs once a year.
325busyBusy refers to something that is occupied or actively involved in some task or work.
326deadDead refers to something that is no longer alive or functioning.
327FALSEFalse refers to something that is not true or accurate.
328roundRound refers to something that is circular or curved in shape.
329sharpSharp refers to something that has a fine point or edge, or is highly defined or clear.
330thickThick refers to something that is of considerable width or depth; opposite of thin.
331wiseWise refers to something that is characterized by good judgment, insight, or knowledge.
332equivalentEquivalent refers to something that is equal in value, meaning, or significance to something else.
333initialInitial refers to something that comes at the beginning, or is used to mark the start of something.
334narrowNarrow refers to something that is small in width or limited in extent or scope.
335nearbyNearby refers to something that is located or situated close to a particular place or person.
336proudProud refers to something that gives a sense of satisfaction or achievement, or is characterized by dignity or self-respect.
337spiritualSpiritual refers to something that relates to the soul or spirit, rather than material or physical things.
338wildWild refers to something that is untamed or not domesticated, or characterized by a lack of restraint or control.
339adultAdult refers to someone who is fully grown or mature, and has reached the age of legal majority.
340apartApart refers to something that is separated or disconnected from something else.
341briefBrief refers to something that is of short duration or limited in length.
342crazyCrazy refers to something that is wildly or absurdly unconventional, or characterized by a state of mental instability or erratic behavior.
343priorPrior refers to something that existed or occurred before a particular time or event.
344roughRough refers to something that is uneven, irregular, or coarse in texture or surface.
345sadSad refers to something that causes or expresses sorrow, grief, or melancholy.
346sickSick refers to something that is affected by disease, illness, or poor health.
347strangeStrange refers to something that is unusual, unfamiliar, or bizarre.
348externalExternal refers to something that is located outside of or beyond a particular object, place, or situation.
349illegalIllegal refers to something that is forbidden by law, or not allowed under the legal system.
350loudLoud refers to something that produces a high level of sound or noise.
351mobileCapable of moving or being moved easily from one place to another.
352nastyUnpleasant or disgusting in taste, smell or appearance.
353ordinaryCommonplace or not remarkable, plain or average in quality.
354royalRelating to a king or queen, or having the qualities of a monarch.
355seniorHigher in rank or position within an organization, typically due to experience or age.
356superExceptional or extraordinary in size, quality, or degree.
357tightFirmly fixed or held in place, or difficult to move or turn.
358upperHigher in position or location, or relating to the top part of something.
359yellowHaving a color resembling that of the sun or ripe lemons, or indicating cowardice or caution.
360dependentNeeding the support or help of someone or something else.
361funnyCausing amusement or laughter, or strange or unusual in a way that is amusing.
362grossDisgusting, unpleasant or morally repulsive.
363illSuffering from a disease or not feeling well, or morally objectionable.
364spareAdditional or surplus to requirements, or free time available for leisure activities.
365sweetHaving a pleasant taste or smell, or being kind or gentle in disposition.
366upstairsLocated on a higher level of a building, or relating to the upper floor of a house.
367usualOrdinary or customary, happening most often or expected.
368braveShowing courage or fearlessness in the face of danger or difficulty.
369calmPeaceful, tranquil or free from disturbance or agitation.
370dirtyCovered or marked with dirt, or morally corrupt or unpleasant.
371downtownLocated in or relating to the central part of a city, or the commercial and cultural center of a city.
372grandImpressive and large in size or scope, or very good or pleasing.
373honestTruthful and sincere in behavior or character, or not guilty of cheating or stealing.
374looseNot firmly attached or held, or not fitting tightly.
375maleRelating to or characteristic of men or boys, or having a gender of masculine.
376quietMaking little or no noise, or tranquil or peaceful.
377brilliantVery bright or sparkling, or exceptionally clever or talented.
378dearLoved or cherished, or expensive or highly valued.
379drunkIntoxicated or under the influence of alcohol, or behaving in a silly or foolish manner.
380emptyContaining nothing or having nothing inside, or without purpose or meaning.
381femaleRelating to or characteristic of women or girls, or having a gender of feminine.
382inevitableUnable to be avoided or escaped, certain to happen.
383neatTidy, well-ordered or organized, or excellent or skillful.
384okAcceptable, adequate or satisfactory, or expressing agreement or approval.
385representativeServing to represent or stand for something or someone, or typical or characteristic of a group or category.
386sillyHaving a foolish or ridiculous behavior, or amusing or entertaining.
387slightSmall or insignificant in degree, or having a slender or delicate build.
388smartIntelligent, quick-witted or clever, or stylish or fashionable.
389stupidLacking intelligence or common sense, or behaving in an irrational or foolish manner.
390temporaryLasting for a limited time, or not permanent or long-lasting.
391weeklyHappening or appearing once a week, or relating to a period of seven days.
392thatUsed to identify a specific person or thing, or referring to something previously mentioned.
393thisUsed to identify a specific person or thing near the speaker.
394whatUsed to ask for information about something or to introduce a clause that complements or explains a previous statement.
395whichUsed to introduce a clause that identifies or provides additional information about a previously mentioned person or thing.
396timeRelating to or measured by the progress of events or the duration of an action or condition.
397theseReferring to a specific group of people or things near the speaker.
398workRelating to or involving effort or activity directed toward a purpose or goal.
399noNot any, not at all or denying something.
400onlyExisting or happening by itself, or nothing more than what is specified.
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