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abnormal, uncommon
abnormal a.(ǺҊ)ָОF(xin)()Į
His body temperature has been abnormal for 3 days, the highest point reaching 40.5 degree centigrade.wһֱߵĕr_40.5z϶ȡ
uncommon a.Ҋƽģָٽ(jng)vҊĠr;eɫ
Hurricanes are uncommon in England.ZLӢdzҊ
That is uncommon instant coffee; it tastes great! ܿ|ϳζØO!
abide, adhere, conform, comply
abide v.byʾ “أͬ”
I will abide by the director' decision.ҌεěQ
adhere v.toʾ“”(Ȼadhereһ~˼“Գ;ճ”Ҳ(jng))
Car drivers must adhere to the rules of driving.܇˾C{Ҏ(gu)t
conform v.toʾ“أ”
All individuals are required to conform to the laws made by their governments.ÿ˶ԓӆķ
comply v.withʾ“”ʽĈ
Our company complies with governmental regulations on paying taxes.҂˾P{Ҏ(gu)
abstract, digest, outline, summary
@һM~“ҪcժҪ”˼
abstract n.ҪժҪָWgՓĻՓ(j)ĺ
I have read the abstract of his book.ѽ(jng)xĕĸҪ
digest n. (ƪ^L)ժҪժnjԭĵĝsnjԭĵĺνጣsԱԭĵcL
Reader's Digestxժ
outline n.ҪcVҪ
She made an outline of ideas she wanted to present in her talk.
ԼҪՄ뷨һV
summary n.YժҪָȔ(sh)Z»vԒҪc]ԭĵL
absurd, ridiculous
@һM~“Ц”˼
absurd a.ևЦģָϳR`߉˰l(f)Ц
There was an absurd idea that the earth was flat and motionless.^ȥ(jng)һNև^cJʱƽoֹ
ridiculous a.ƿЦָo֪˰l(f)ЦɞЦҕɷ
It is ridiculous to judge a foreign culture only by its food.HH(j)һҵʳurԓҵĻǻƿЦ
accent, tone, dialect
accent n.ָijһ^(q)ZԵİl(f);
He speaks English with a Spanish accent.vӢZ
tone n.Z⣬{ָfԒ˵Ŀښĸߵpص
He speaks to his baby in soft tones.͵Z{ċ냺fԒ
dialect n.ԣZطԒָһ^(q)˂ʹõZ
the Yorkshire dialects˿ the Sichuan dialectĴ
accommodate, afford, furnish
accommodate v.ṩסg;mӭw͡
This hotel can accommodate up to 500 guests.@ɹ500λeס
The company accommodated the customer's wish and sent the delivery overnight.˾M͵ԸBҹ؛l(f)˳ȥ
afford v.֧ؓ;“ṩ”vrָṩ
We can't afford that expensive sports car.҂IvF܇
The tall building affords a beautiful view of the ocean.
@ߘϿԿ
furnish v.ָṩijN;ҪĖ|
Reading furnishes the mind only with materials of knowledge, it is thinking that makes what we read ours.xmȻ҂˼ṩ˸N֪RȻֻ˼܌҂xă׃ԼĖ|
accomplishment, attainment, achievement
accomplishment n.ɹɾ;ˇB(yng)
Climbing that high mountain was an accomplishment for the hikers.
ڵɽ\ӆTfɽdzɹ
Being able to paint well is just one of her accomplishments.
úֻS֮һ
attainment n.ָWRԄ(͔(sh));__
a scholar of the highest attainmentsԄOߵČW
achievement n.ָ“ɾ”w“ɿ”caccomplishmentͬx~
acute, critical, crucial, urgent
acute a.ҵص;Ե()
An acute lack of food brought hunger to the Iraqi people.ʳƷȱI
critical a."PI"ʾ̎ژOȱĠB(ti)¼Dcccrucial
ccrucialą^(q)eȱĻΣij̶иʴ_ĺ;߀ָ"ԵԵ
It is critical that you study hard for the exam or you will fail it.˿ùWt
crucial a."QԵģoҪP^ģPҪ"\y(tng)mɷNr
Improved consumer confidence is crucial to an economic recovery.Mĵ(jng)ďKPҪġ
urgent a."oȵģȵģoҪ"{ָĆ}ҪH{"o"B(ti)
We have an urgent need for help; we are running out of water.҂Ҫ҂ˮͿҪù
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