大学英语六级高频词汇 单词卡(1)

abnormal [?b'n?:m?l] abolish [?'b?li?] abrupt [?'br?pt] captive ['k?ptiv] In a word, we have abnormal weather all Changing the system will We climbed down an over the world this not abolish bubbles. abrupt descent. year. We led the whole hostile army captive. bachelor ['b?t??l?] 1.The young bachelor will soon be taking a wife. 2.How long does it take to earn a Bachelor's degree? bald [b?:ld] ballet ['b?lei, b?'lei] carve [kɑ:v] Not all elderly men are bald! Is there a ballet performance tonight? They carve a face on the pumpkin. catholic ['k?θ?lik] caution ['k?:??n] dazzle ['d?zl] decimal ['desim?l] Why did Jesus found the Catholic Church? A flashing yellow light denotes caution. He was dazzled by the glare of the sun. The period is also used as a decimal point. dedicate ['dedikeit] deduce [di'dju:s] ecology [i:'k?l?d?i] electrician [,ilek'tri??n] Will dedicate myself to It is one thing to deduce my partner and my how much money is family. coming in. He is a professor of ecology. An electrician repaired the cooker. elevate ['eliveit] facilitate [f?'siliteit] fake [feik] Gamble ['ɡ?mbl] To elevate the chair, you just push down, like this. Tractors facilitate farming. Didn't you hear the But we acknowledge it news a while ago that is a gamble. they're fake? hamper ['h?mp?] Ignite [iɡ'nait] illuminate [i'lju:mineit] illusion [i'lju:??n] His overcoat hampered his running. So here We ignite and here We melt. We will continue to illuminate your world. Indeed, pain itself is an illusion, a phantom in the brain. jerk [d??:k] knit [nit] Lame [leim] magnify ['m?ɡnifai] The old bus started with a jerk. My mother can knit them The lame child lagged I want to magnify this out of wool. behind. picture. magnitude ['m?ɡnitju:d] majesty ['m?d?isti] manifest ['m?nifest] nasty ['nɑ:sti, 'n?s-] It's a thrill when you can help your team win a game of such magnitude. Fair weather cometh out Fear was manifest on of the north: with God is her face. terrible majesty. He is a person with a nasty mind. oath [?uθ] pamphlet ['p?mflit] paradise ['p?r?dais] paralyze ['p?r?laiz] He took an oath to give up gambling. The pamphlet is in great demand. Beijing is a paradise for shopping. A stroke paralyze half his body. pastime ['pɑ:staim] pasture ['pɑ:st??] queer [kwi?] racket ['r?kit] 1.Have you got your racket? 2.The children always racket about in the courtyard. A hobby is a pleasant pastime. Cows are grazing in the pasture. I'll tell you a queer story. radiate ['reidieit] radioactive [,reidi?u'?ktiv] safeguard ['seifɡɑ:d] savage ['s?vid?] That is to say, I desire to be radiant - to radiate life. \powerfully radioactive trace element. New technology is also helping safeguard the border. There was a savage struggle. Scar [skɑ:] Scent [sent] Scramble ['skr?mbl] sculpture ['sk?lpt??] 1. Now, the scramble for cyberspace has 1.This stuff really is A scar slanted across Wild flowers scent all the begun. sculpture. his face. way. 2. It's quite a 2. Sculpture a bust in scramble to get to stone. the mountaintop. Tariff ['t?rif] tease [ti:z] tempt [tempt] tenant ['ten?nt] charge a tariff, as for imported goods. 1.Elders can not tease sisters. 1.Nothing could tempt her to evil. 2. No food can tempt one filled to satiety. The rat is the concisest tenant. unanimous [ju:'n?nim?s] wallet ['w?lit] yell [jel] The jury was unable to Where did you lose your reach a unanimous wallet? decision. It is impolite to yell at other. absurd [?b's?:d] accommodate [?'k?m?deit] adjoin [?'d??in] bandage ['b?ndid?] It's absurd to make any such claim. Flood shelters can accommodate 100-300 families. Russia and China adjoin. He put a bandage on the cut. barely ['bε?li] barren ['b?r?n] cereal ['si?ri?l] certificate [s?'tifikeit] The price like this can barely cover our cost. Beyond the lower levels the world was still barren. In Canada, we eat cereal for breakfast. Show me your health certificate, please. chat [t??t] cherish ['t?eri?] deem [di:m] defy [di'fai ] I enjoy a chat with a friend. 1.Please cherish greenwood. Do you deem this plan I would not dare defy 2. I cherish the hope that sensible? your orders. one day I can be an artist. denial [di'nai?l] denote [di'n?ut] eloquent ['el?kw?nt] encircle [in's?:kl] This reply approaches to an absolute denial. The bars denote the absolute value . The speaker is It takes the earth one exceptionally eloquent year to encircle the today. sun. enclosure [in'kl?u??] feeble ['fi:bl] fellowship ['fel?u?ip] garment ['ɡɑ:m?nt] 1.Playing enclosure: The Ground. 2. I received your enclosure with gratitude. I am applying for a fellowship. I would like this a feeble old woman; her 2. You need company garment dry-cleaned, body looked sapless. and happy please. fellowship. 1. handbook ['h?ndbuk] handicap ['h?ndik?p] immerse [i'm?:s] immune [i'mju:n] He gave me a medical Imagine having a severe I immerse my clothes handbook. physical handicap. in the water. Not that Beijing is immune from the turmoil.