大学英语六级高频词汇 单词卡(1)(2)

imperative [im'per?tiv] junction ['d???k??n] knob [n?b] latitude ['l?titju:d] Change was unsettling, but also imperative. Select first road type of three-road junction. Twist the knob to the right setting. The two cities are at approximately the same latitude. manipulate [m?'nipjuleit] marble ['mɑ:bl] marsh [mɑ:?] nickel ['nik?l] He is one of those who manipulate the market. He was buried in a marble tomb. Two frogs lived together in a marsh. The nickel is for batteries. marshal ['mɑ:??l] obscure [?b'skju? ] patent ['p?tnt] 1.The report urges a reform of the patent system 2. The prisoner's statement is a patent lie. pathetic [p?'θetik] The state fire marshal led the investigation. The answer is obscure, optimally so. She wept at the pathetic scene. patriotic [,p?tri'?tik] patrol [p?'tr?ul] pave [peiv] quest [kwest] They also celebrate with patriotic music. The patrol boat was Stone is the pavement ordered to stand by the to pave this road. sinking ship. We'll continue our quest in space. radius ['reidi?s] The saddles must have a generous radius. 马鞍必须有足够的半径。 random ['r?nd?m] reap [ri:p] sensation [sen'sei??n] 1. You mean all the books are full of random letters? A strange sensation was One must sow before crawling through one can reap. him. 2. The show caused a sensation. sentiment ['sentim?nt] shabby ['??bi] shatter ['??t?] shipment ['?ipm?nt] 1.She is a woman of sentiment . 2.I'm sure they also have that sentiment. You look rather shabby in those clothes. Nothing could shatter his faith. We will inform the details of shipment after loading. shrewd [?ru:d] tentative ['tent?tiv] terminate ['t?:mineit] terrific [t?'rifik] He was too shrewd to believe that it must exist. Our conduct of the war was tentative. Let's terminate this meeting by ten p. m. You look terrific in light colors. underestimate [,?nd?'estimeit] ward [w?:d] yoke [j?uk] Never underestimate a teacher's help. In this big ward, just i only. The plow was pulled by a yoke of oxen . administer [?d'minist?] agony ['?ɡ?ni] agreeable [?'ɡri:?bl] basement ['beism?nt] 1.The courts administer the justice. 2. On the Administer menu, click Share Properties. It was a presage of the agony of Vietnam. Finding her a very agreeable woman. It has central heating and a basement room. beforehand [bi'f?:h?nd] betray [bi'trei] chorus ['k?:r?s] circulation [,s?:kju'lei??n] He is always beforehand with his report. How can I betray my benefactor? Read in chorus. Ready, start. What's the total circulation of this journal? circus ['s?:k?s] clasp [klɑ:sp] denounce [di'nauns] dentist ['dentist] 1. He was denounced as a coward. Have you ever been to Clasp him to your heart 2. They denounced the circus? and bless him. the man to the police. I delayed seeing the dentist. deprive [di'praiv] descendant endeavor [di'send?nt] [in'dev?] endow [in'dau] Never deprive someone of hope; it might be all they have. He is a descendant of Queen Victoria. You must endeavor to improve your work. The rich alumnus endow the college with half of his fortune. endurance [in'dju?r?ns] feminine ['feminin] ferry ['feri] gauge [ɡeid?] They are fit for any endurance test . Pink is usually considered a feminine color. 1.I met her on the ferry one day. 2.We waited at the ferry for two hours. 1. Gauge all the parts. haul [h?:l] haunt [h?:nt] impulse ['imp?ls] incidentally [,insi'dent?li] The fishmen haul the net. I hear you haunt that disco. Quite often we do things on impulse. Incidentally, we also need some drinks. incorporate [in'k?:p?reit] legend ['led??nd] masculine masterpiece ['m?skjulin] ['mɑ:st?pi:s] Paints incorporate with oil. A battle song inside legend! Blue is usually considered a masculine color. The book would be his masterpiece. meadow ['med?u] mediate ['mi:dieit] nominate ['n?mineit] odor ['?ud?] Lamps like to skip across the meadow. Someone must mediate between the husband and wife. The board will nominate Paul for chairman. A wild and savage odor rose. pearl [p?:l] pedal ['pedl] perfume [p?'fju:m] periodical [,pi?ri'?dik?l] The pearl sparkled in the moonlight. He floored the gas pedal . How many ounces is this perfume? Where is the periodical room? 2. Captial turnover is a periodical cycle. 1. perish ['peri?] quiver ['kwiv?] reciprocal [ri'sipr?k?l] recite [ri'sait] Many soldiers perish in battle. 1. You cry, lips quiver. It set up a reciprocal standard model. He is going to recite a poem. reckless ['reklis] signify ['signifai] silicon ['silik?n] simultaneous [,sim?l'teini?s] What a reckless way to run the world. This event was almost A misty morning does What uses will they simultaneous with that not signify a cloudy day. find for a silicon chip ? one. skeleton ['skelit?n] skip [skip] slaughter ['sl?:t?] testify ['testifai] The sick girl is reduced almost to a skeleton. Do you often skip breakfast? I'm really terrified to Do you have any thing witness the slaughter. to testify yourself? thesis ['θi:sis] unemployment [,?nim'pl?im?nt] velocity [vi'l?s?ti] warehouse ['wε?haus] The caretaker of the warehouse was trustworthy. 1. The thesis of this book is as follows. 2. It is very high that people appraise to his thesis . Unemployment is very high in this country. Note that the words \velocity\require explanation.