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make n. (gu)
means n. ؔYa(chn)
measure n. (zhn)K;
meet n. ِ
minute adj. С(x)С
novel adj. µ·f;
observe vi.Ҋuu (on; upon)
organ n. (õ)L(fng);(̤)L(fng);֓uL(fng);C(j)(gu);C(j)P(gun);C(j)P(gun)[s־];;
outstanding adj. δδ;δQ;δɵ
partial adj. ֲ;ֲW(xu)
pen n. 1.(ȵ)2.һ[һȦ]
period
pile n. 1. ߴ;2. ̯ 3. ܛëqë;ë(q)ܛ
pitch n. r;Оr'|(zh);֬֬
pool n. t(y)W(xu)Ѫ
pound n. F v. .(Bm(x))?lin)?y;y(ٵ)y()
preserve n. 1) C^(q);2)T
produce n. a(chn);a(chn)Ʒr(nng)a(chn)Ʒ;ƷƷ
project v. ʹͻʹ;
promise n. (ǰ;)ϣ;()ָ
pronounced adj. QȻȻģ(qing)Ӳ;@ġ
provide v. Ҏ(gu)
Provided/providing conj. ֻҪڡl
иԇ~RKĿ܉@Щ~Rڽ}^M(jn)Б(yng)òc
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и~RиԇĻA(ch)˴ûA(ch)ҪǺܶͬW(xu)ڱb~Re`
(zhn)иԇĕrи~҂2`^(q)ģһ`^(q)иԇñ~ڶиԇ҂ֻҪи~ͺһ`^(q)Ҋڸλѣڽ(jng)^NӵĴϴY֮J(rn)鼼ɾǸ㶨иԇķooֵڶ`^(q)ҊڼLJ(rn)иԇӋԇӋC(j)ԇһӵ@ЩԇЌTĂ俼ֻҪи俼ĕ(zhn)ô@ԇon
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䌍и~Ҳ@ӵģҪ㶨иԇҪܺεţ˸VTPOͺһӛס@Щţͱ4ӛ~и~ž@Щ~ȥҲ]ԒֱӿǷܰ}֮(zhn)иԇ횱~!95%4~и~ҪbookһϤſQԒf뚢!ܽoԼκε˼rg!
فfڶ`^(q)䌍۴ꑵи~䌍ĬJ(rn)һc@Щ~䌍ȥ˴W(xu)4~`Q֮І~ԢⶼǣҪдW(xu)6A(ch)(@]Ќe䌍^˴W(xu)4ӛúܶ50%ĴW(xu)4~]ӛ)tDz(yng)ԓՄʲôиԇ
ǬF(xin)rҪfܶиĴW(xu)Ҳ4A(ch)ˮƽ䌍F(xin)ڽ^(sh)ĸB4ĻA(ch)]е@Nr£ֱӱи~4~Ԓͺ҂ɳһ10ӵĴȻV
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Group 1 food crops
1.abandon
2.adversely
3.aggregate
4.cultivation
5.fertilize
6.intensify
7.irrigation
8.obtain
9.photosynthesis
10.precipitation
Group 2 disaster
1.anticipate
2.catastrophic
3.collide
4.eruption
5.famine
6.flood
7.impact
8.persevere
9.plunge
10.unleash
Group 3 evolution and migration
1.adapt
2.diverse
3.evolve
4.feature
5.generation
6.inherent
7.migration
8.physical
9.process
10.survive
Group 4 petroleum alternative
1.constraint
2.contamination
3.deplete
4.dispose of
5.elementally
6.emission
7.extinction
8.reservoir
9.shrink
10.stable
иԇ~R5
ecology B(ti)W(xu)
ecologist B(ti)W(xu)
ecosystem B(ti)ϵy(tng)
balance (of nature) ȻB(ti)ƽ
fauna Ⱥ
flora ֲȺ
rain forest
food chain ʳ
acid rain
greenhouse effect Ч(yng)
infrared radiation t⾀ݗ
ozone layer (ozonosphere)
ultraviolet radiation ݗ
pollution Ⱦ
pollution control Ⱦ
air pollution ՚Ⱦ
water pollution ˮȾ
noise pollution Ⱦ
soil pollution Ⱦ
pollution-free oȾ
pollutant Ⱦ
noxious (toxic) ж
fumes (ж)U
waste U
solid waste w
sewage (wastewater) ˮ
sewage purification ˮ
sewage disposal ˮ̎
decibel ()ؐ
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1. An underlying assumption of most market research is that people are continually ____ financial decisions based on their desire for goods that give them the most satisfaction.
(A) making
(B) and make
(C) being made
(D) having made
2. ____ tempera paint, the artist mixes dry pigments with water until the mixture resembles a stiff paste.
(A) In preparation
(B) The preparing of
(C) To prepare
(D) Prepared
3. When two straight lines meet, ____ an angle.
(A) it is formed
(B) formed
(C) they form
(D) to form
4. Madge Macklin promoted the expansion of medical training include genetics ____ supported the founding of genetics departments in North American medical schools.
(A) nor
(B) and
(C) while
(D) if
5. ____ mammals have hair at some time in their lives, though in certain whales it is present only before birth.
(A) Most
(B) The most
(C) Most of which
(D) In most of the
6. The digestive enzyme pepsin breaks down proteins into components ____ readily absorbed by the human body.
(A) that can be
(B) and are
(C) which they
(D) are to be
7. ____ the precise qualities of the hero in literary works may vary over time, the basic exemplary function of the hero seems to remain constant.
(A) Whatever
(B) Even though
(C) In spite of
(D) Regardless
8. Not until the dedication of Yellowstone Park in the late nineteenth century ____ a national park.
(A) the United States had
(B) did the United States have
(C) when the United States had
(D) the United States having
9. Daniel Ken Inouye, Hawaiis first Cong ressman, was elected to the United States Senate in 1963, where ____ known for his unbiased views on civil issues.
(A) being
(B) it is he
(C) he became
(D) having become
10. Because caricature tends to emphasize the peculiarities of a subject, ____ an effective vehicle for pictorial satire.
(A) which is often
(B) and often seen as
(C) it is often
(D) many of which are
11. In the nineteenth century, Samuel Gridley Howe founded the Perkins School for the Blind, ____ for children in Boston, Massachusetts.
(A) that institutes
(B) while instituted
(C) was an institution
(D) an institute
иԇ~R7
иԇ(yng)ԇ~Rx[Tи~R(x)rҪػA(ch)~Rķeһζx߷~RпܕM(jn)äĿ_e`õĹȦ(dng)ܿܕòʧ:
ӢZeҪע^(q)ͬx~x~rҪ]}龰
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ε~RĽQ}ڲһӵZxҲS׃l(f)ҲЏ(qing)Ԓһ֡ژ(bio)}ĺxӰҕ܉ Ҋ(jng)W(xu)fԒм(x)J(rn)ٌČ(zhn)(jng)е~Ҫһʮ֏(f)s~RֵֵĶxͬx~ʽVxЕrӰwԿ@Ƿl(f)ژ(bio)}еĽ(jng)Q~Zxķe
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2 fxR^M(jn)
и~Rķe۲һһϦġܶӛ~ĕrֻǿɵĽY(ji)ֻӛx܉J(rn)R ҲƴZf@ӵ~RӢZW(xu)(x)fֻǡO~Rıb~ķ(yng)ԓȰц~һͬr һ(bio)(zhn)Ȼٲͣظx@~{Լİl(f)ӛֻ@ӶXR^M(jn)܌~ӛ
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ӢZ~w߀ҪZM(jn)ʹõֻ~sц~ŵZȥôӛ~Чʾ͕ۿۡ˿ڱb~ĕrһҪͬroԴ fx(x)ڷ(f)ʹ얹̆~xx÷и}M(jn)Ќ`ĺòϡ x}ĿM(jn)Լķ֮ЕrgԒM(jn)о xM(jn)оxW(xu)ĺ~RȫӛڌõĹPӛM(jn)з(f)bͿZ(x)ĕrԶb@Щ~ƽrҲҪ BBCVOAӢZԭ(ji)ĿxThe EconomistNational Geographicԭs־ǶȽ|λӛ얹Ć~O~R顰eO~R
иԇ~R9
delta [5deltE]¶
~~Yx D-ľΡϣDĸĵĂ֡
~ν~ belt Ƥ
dignify [5di^nifai]ʹs, (yn)
~~Yx dign-(yn)ify-~Y
~~ dignity-(yn)
~A~ indignant ŭġ
~ZԴ decent ɵ, f, зִ
indignant [in5di^nEnt] ŭ
~~Yx in-]dign-w桢(yn)ant-
~~ dignity-(yn)
~A~ dignify [5di^nifai]ʹs, (yn)
~x~ amiable adj. Hе, @H
dignity [5di^niti](yn)
~~Yx dign-(yn)ity-~Y
~x~ sanctity [5sANktiti] n. ʥ
digital [5didVitl](sh)ֵ
~~Yx digit-ָ^al-ġ
~~ digit-ָָ^
~x~ calculate Ӌ
digit [5didVit]?dng)?sh)ָֺ
~~Yx dig-~ָ
~x~ finger ָ
toe [tEu] n. ֺ, _ֺ,
decʮʮ
~~Yx dig-ָ
~x~ ten-ʮ
decade [5dekeid] ʮ
~~Yx dec-ʮade-Y
~~ december ʮ
~A~ decimal [5desimEl]ʮM(jn)Ƶ;ʮM(jn)
~x~ annual һ;һֲ
decimal [5desimEl]ʮM(jn)Ƶ;ʮM(jn)
~~Yx dec-ʮimal-
~~ december ʮ¡
~x~ binary [5bainEri] adj. M(jn)λ, Ԫ
combine v. (ʹ)(lin), (ʹ)Y(ji)
decorate [5dekEreit]b
~~Yx dec-ʮȫorate-(f)τ~Y
~~ decent [5di:snt]w^
index [5indeks]ָ
~~Yx in-dex-ָָ
~~ digit-ָָ^
prodigious[prE5didVEs]'
~~Yx pro-ǰԽdigital(sh)ֵ
~~ digital (sh)ֵ
~x~ tremendousOġ
donate [dEu5neit] ٛ ٛ
~~Yx don-downate-~Y
~~ download d
~A~ endow ٛx
~x~ contribute ٛ
endow [in5dau] ٛ x
~~Yx en-ʹdown-
badminton [5bAdmintEn]ë(town)
~~Yx Badminton House, name of Gloucestershire estate of the Duke of Beaufort
~~ ton-town ͡
dull [dQl]tgoȤģꎰ
~~Yx dull-down
~ν~ cullx/hullӲ/gullt/mull˼/nulloЧ㡣
ductile [5dQktail]̌(do)չܛ
~~Yx duct-(do),ile-able-..
~~ producevt. , ʾ, a(chn), , Y(ji)(), , , (chung)
~A~ induce vt. T, ʹ, (do), , Б(yng)
seduce v. Tʹ
~x~ indocile [in5dEusail] adj. yZ
introduce [7intrE5dju:s] B(do)
~~Yx intro=inter,duce-(do)
~~ producevt. , ʾ, a(chn), , Y(ji)(), , , (chung)
induce [in5dju:s]ʹ(do)
~~Yx induce-(ni)duce-(do)
~~ producevt. , ʾ, a(chn), , Y(ji)(), , , (chung)
иԇ~R10
֪ѽ(jng)M(jn)Ϣrĵ׃áԽԽСȫڅڶʮһo(j)@M(jn)ЇЇ˴gĽSH(lin)W(wng)ռԽԽԽԽl֮gĻƼϢѳɞһȱٵҪf(dng)@塱ͥ˂ʲôͬZԵԒôӢZ(dng)ȻZW(xu)(x)ŽW(xu)eӢŽW(xu)ԽԽܵ˂ձҕ.
ᘌW(xu)TӖ(xn)Ԕ(x)'nҎ(gu)ԼЧČW(xu)T öW(xu)Õ
һC(j)(gu)飺
wLJ(ni)I(y)ӢZZԽ14ȫ30ГУ^(q)W(xu)ṩI(y)˼Ӗ(xn)иӖ(xn)SATGRE/GMAT̿ZСZNF(tun)A(y)ơΌW(xu)ZӖ(xn)ڽMȫZW(xu)g(sh)vcɳLJ(ni)ӢZZԽ֮һ,ͨ^ISO9001H|(zh)wϵJ(rn)CI(y)ZԽC(j)(gu)
CϽB
C(j)(gu)w
СW(xu)С
nO(sh)ã
˼и
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o(do)ʽ
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У^(q)ֲԃԒ
u }·ABУ^(q) ɽ|ʡ u υ^(q)
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и_(d)I(y)
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n̽B
W(xu)ˮƽһӢZ̶^fen^ ~R3500-4000
n̺ԓnm^xLƪ£Ƿȱλ(x)(ji)ļ;_(d)\òиZR(f)sZY(ji)(gu)dzӲ(qing)ČW(xu)
xn̵ČW(xu)и_(d)A(qing)An̡n̺и fx헿ԇ_(d)ɵij̶_(d)60%ϵ}_ʼи90ϵˮƽ
ʹý̲ġ
wԇо(RAFLE)(ni)̲
иԇ~R11
Ҿ
furniture Ҿ
bookshelf
bookcase
couch ɳl(f)
chest ;;
dresser (bureau) y_
cabinet (ҕC(j))C(j);ع;й
cupboard (closet) 뙻
storage wall ڙ
rug С̺
carpet ̺
curtain
bathtub ԡ
fixture ()̶b
furnishings ҃(ni)O(sh)
ؔ(w)
1.account Ŀ;;
2.balance ~;~
3.bond
ȯ
4.chamber
of commerce ̕
5.credit ;;u(y);;su(y);(sh) ~;Y;dN
6.debt ;(w)
7.deficit ;̝p~
8.depreciation r;Hֵ
9.devaluation Hֵ
10.endorse ٝͬ;֧;;(c,ԇr)
11.exempt
;
12.expense ;M
13.fluctuation
;;q
14.gross
;ȫ
15.inflation rwq;ͨ؛Û
16.overdraft
֧;֧~
17.profit ;;I
18.revenue ;q;
19.stock ;Cȯ;Ʊ
20.withdraw
ջ;ȡ;; (ע^(q)e withdrawal)
ע⣺
withdraw һyȡX (@)
withdrawal Ǐ.X (@)
e.g. uҪIĎȡX withdrawal
IҪyȡXou withdraw
иԇ~R12
һƶһ(yn)2-3µи~RӛӋٱ3-5~R~̵}ӡ
Ҫ(zhn)TOFELGREԇͬW(xu)f~ǽ^ɻرܵͬrκˮƽӢZW(xu)(x)߁f(dng)һTOFELGRE~RrζһN(zhn)ζӢZW(xu)(x)|(zh)Եһ_ʼһҪM2--3µĕrg(yn)؏(f)ӛ~3-5֮~c~xһaģӡwXڴ֮ͨ^}Ŀ~RM(jn)һӛ\á
и~R߀ԲӛppW(xu)(x)ӛʹࡣ
ӛَи~Rӛķ҂vvӢ~Rl(f)չݻҎ(gu)ɵеһҎ(gu)ɣ~Ľ(jng)(j)Ҏ(gu)õIJ־£]õľʹȥڌW(xu)ӢZͿԇ(f)(x)У~RĿ鷽͕ʹһЩ~ӛ֪ӿ˷zҎ(gu)һW(xu)(x)pɶäĿߏ·vW(xu)(x)ЧʺͿԇ͕ϲg~ĐӢZ"ʹ"@ɂҲW(xu)ӢZֵh!
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бҪͨ^иx~R}}Ŀľ(x)~~R}˼\á~R}~ij~xҲһҎ(gu)ɿѭģֻҪ}ĿһЩ߉P(gun)ϵ֪}߉˼·}Ķ@~~R}ij}ʽ(ȣx~)Q
P(gun)ڵ̼и~RЩ
Ȧ Biosphere
Atmosphere
ģ Atmospheric models
՚|(zh) Air quality management
O(jin)y Atmospheric monitoring
Atmospheric corrections
ӵĻW(xu)ɷChemical composition of the atmosphere
̼ Low-Carbon
̼(jng)(j) Low-Carbon Economy(LCE)
̼ Low-Carbon Life
̼ Low-Carbon Tour
̼л·Low-Carbon urbanization way
̼ Carbon
̼ Carbon dioxide
̼ŷ the output of the carbon dioxide
̼Atmospheric concentrations of carbon dioxide
̼pCarbon emission reduction
̼ŷŘ(bio)(zhn) Standard for carbon dioxide emission
̼ŷ؟(z) Liability for carbon dioxide emission
Խ̼Ⱦ Trans-frontier carbon dioxide pollution
һ̼ Carbon monoxide
Қw Greenhouse gas(GHS)
Қwŷ Greenhouse gas emission
Ч(yng) Greenhouse effect
ȫ׃ů Global warming
h(hun)Ӌ Environmental auditing
h(hun)Ӱur Environmental health impact assessment
h(hun)Ӱ Environmental impact
h(hun)Ӱur Environmental impact assessment
h(hun)Ӱ푠 Environmental impact statement
h(hun)ָ(bio) Environmental indicators
h(hun) Environmental policy
h(hun)L(fng)Uu Environmental risk assessment
ɳm(x)l(f)չ Sustainable development
Ozone layer
⾀ Ultraviolet ray
t⾀ Infrared
h(hun) Environment
B(ti) Ecology
B(ti)ϵy(tng) Ecosystem
I(y)m Industrial fumes
h(hun) Environmental accounting
иԇ~R13
increase the state tax revenue (fiscal revenue)ӣؔ
the value-added tax(VAT) ֵ
normal trade relations Q(mo)P(gun)ϵ
policy bank y
separate administrative functions from enterprises management;
separate administration from management _
invigorate pillar industries d֧a(chn)I(y)
levy taxes accordingthe law ն
pay in full һθ
one-time-consumption һM
non-installment һԃ߀J
sanitary cup һԱ
disposable chopsticks һԿ
non-returnable container һðb
lump-sum payment һԅR
take economic construction as the central task Խ(jng)(j)O(sh)
the living standards of a fairly comfortable life
a relatively comfortable standard of living С
wholly (solely)foreign-owned enterprise ̪YI(y)
an export-oriented economy/ a foreign-oriented city
an international city ͽ(jng)(j)/
overseas investment Y
foreign invested enterprise YI(y)
eliminate polarization and ultimately achieve common prosperity
ɘOֻK_(d)ͬԣ
иԇ~R14
̵ҰU--ferocious bloodthirsty brutal cruel fierce vicious wild atrocious
акġsinister, a sinister smile. diabolic corrupt forbidding
µ, yHpernicious virulent
ܵ.͵͵--cryptic
[x; ޝy; صfurtive, furtive movements
͵͵, , ܵcovert
[ε; _; ܵ: covered hidden hideaway shelter , sneak veiled s
Mģ]ġprodigal(They are prodigal in their expenditures) extravagant lavish
spendthrift wasteful squander
BƤ--prankish naughty impish elfish devilish mischievous puckish
韩--cumbersome bulky burdensome clumsy troublesome unmanageable bothersome
gauche antic awkward ham-handed
đçײ--audacious bold brave daring gallant heroic valiant prowess
ؚеë֮--barren sterile
ؚģؚ]X--indigent penurious penury impecunious improvished needy down-and
-out penniless wr etched destitute bankrupt
̓˥ϵ--feckless flaccid flagging languid effete
؟(z)ëõ--carp cavil pick criticize quibble
--crass doltish oafish imbecilic moronic fatuous vacuous
Եŵ,ֲڵ--schematic cursory coarse crude rough vulgar churlish husky
иԇ~R15
1)
quite ஔ(dng)
quiet o
2)
affect v Ӱ b
effect n Y(ji) Ӱ
3)
adapt m(yng)
adopt
adept (ni)
4)
angel ʹ
angle Ƕ
5)
dairy ţ̏S
diary ӛ
6)
contend ^
content (ni) M
context
contest ِ
7)
principal УL Ҫ
principle ԭt
8)
implicit
explicit
9)
dessert ʳ
desert ɳĮ v ŗ
dissert Փ
10)
pat p
tap p
slap Ɠ
rap
11)
decent (jng)
descent n Ѫy(tng)
descend v
12)
sweet `
sweat ˮ
13)
later
latter
latest
lately adv
14)
costume b
custom (x)T
15)
extensive V
intensive ̵
16)
aural
oral ^
17)
abroad
aboard (wC(j))
18)
altar
alter ׃
19)
assent ͬ
ascent
accent
20)
champion ܊
champagne 㙉
campaign (zhn)
21)
baron о
barren ë֮ص
barn ł}
22)
beam
bean
been have ^ȥʽ
23)
precede I(lng)
proceed M(jn)У^m(x)
24)
pray \
prey C
25)
chicken u
kitchen N
26)
monkey
donkey H
27)
chore ҄(w)
chord
cord (x)K
28)
cite
site
sight ҕX
29)
clash ()
crash
crush
30)
compliment ٝ
complement
31)
confirm _J(rn)
conform ʹ혏
32)
contact |
contract ͬ
contrast
33)
council h
counsel Ҹ
consul I(lng)
34)
crow f
crown
clown С
cow ţ
35)
dose һˎ
doze
36)
drawn draw ^ȥ~
drown ˮ
иԇ~RP(gun)£
иԇ~R06-07
(yu)иԇ~R06-08
иԇеS~R03-04
иԇҕ~R03-05
иԇB(ti)~R03-04
иԇ~R15ƪ06-08
иԇ~R[15ƪ]06-07
Aиԇ~R15ƪ06-07
иԇ~Rӛͻ03-21
иԇ ~R(f)(x)03-24