Day 06|雅思词汇手机记忆中心
Day 06|雅思词汇100词(501—600)
Semantic Map
Use these groups to connect animal survival with space exploration and physical science.
Animal Adaptation, Behaviour, and Risk
excrete · devour · instinct · intuitive · potential · intelligence · functional · sensitive · flexible · acoustic · optical · nocturnal · dormant · hibernation · track · trace · alternate · prey · predator · victim · captive · defensive · undergo · suffer · vulnerable
Survival, Cosmic Scale, and Space Objects
subsistence · exist · exterminate · tame · keeper · shepherd · galaxy · cosmos · universe · interstellar · terrestrial · celestial · astronomy · astrology · astronaut · comet · meteorite · crater · dust · ash · envelope · chunk · spacecraft · spaceship · probe
Spacecraft Systems, Observation, and Samples
module · propulsion · pressure · dynamic · motion · vent · tail · curve · exploration · expedition · observatory · telescope · spectacle · orbit · ecliptic · diameter · radius · substance · composition · compound · fossil · sample · specimen · particle · molecule
Matter, Waves, and Physical Measurement
atom · ion · electron · quantum · liquid · fluid · solid · synthesize · formation · method · spectrum · dimension · frequency · signal · antenna · circuit · refraction · ultraviolet · radioactive · distinct · discernible · invisible · collision · squash · fragment
第1组|501—525
| No. | Word | IPA | POS | English definition | 中文核心义 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 501 | excrete | /ɪkˈskriːt/ | v. | to remove waste matter from the body of a living organism | 排泄 |
| 502 | devour | /dɪˈvaʊə/ | v. | to eat something quickly and eagerly, or destroy it completely | 狼吞虎咽;吞噬 |
| 503 | instinct | /ˈɪnstɪŋkt/ | n. | a natural tendency to behave in a particular way without learning | 本能;直觉 |
| 504 | intuitive | /ɪnˈtjuːɪtɪv/ | adj. | understood or done naturally without conscious reasoning | 直觉的;易于理解的 |
| 505 | potential | /pəˈtenʃəl/ | adj./n. | possible in the future, or the ability to develop or succeed | 潜在的;潜力 |
| 506 | intelligence | /ɪnˈtelɪdʒəns/ | n. | the ability to learn, understand, and solve problems; secret information | 智力;情报 |
| 507 | functional | /ˈfʌŋkʃənəl/ | adj. | designed to be practical and able to work correctly | 实用的;功能正常的 |
| 508 | sensitive | /ˈsensətɪv/ | adj. | quick to detect change or easily affected by conditions or feelings | 敏感的;灵敏的 |
| 509 | flexible | /ˈfleksəbəl/ | adj. | able to bend easily or adapt readily to changing conditions | 柔韧的;灵活的 |
| 510 | acoustic | /əˈkuːstɪk/ | adj. | relating to sound or the way sound is heard in a space | 声学的;原声的 |
| 511 | optical | /ˈɒptɪkəl/ | adj. | relating to sight, light, or equipment that uses light | 视觉的;光学的 |
| 512 | nocturnal | /nɒkˈtɜːnəl/ | adj. | active mainly during the night | 夜行的;夜间的 |
| 513 | dormant | /ˈdɔːmənt/ | adj. | temporarily inactive but able to become active again | 休眠的;暂不活跃的 |
| 514 | hibernation | /ˌhaɪbəˈneɪʃən/ | n. | a state of greatly reduced activity during winter | 冬眠 |
| 515 | track | /træk/ | n./v. | a mark or path left by movement, or to follow and record movement | 踪迹;轨迹;追踪 |
| 516 | trace | /treɪs/ | v./n. | a very small sign, or to find the origin or development of something | 痕迹;微量;追溯 |
| 517 | alternate | /ɔːlˈtɜːnət; ˈɔːltəneɪt/ | adj./v./n. | happening in turns, or to change repeatedly between two states | 交替的;交替;替代者 |
| 518 | prey | /preɪ/ | n. | an animal hunted and eaten by another animal | 猎物;受害者 |
| 519 | predator | /ˈpredətə/ | n. | an animal that hunts other animals for food | 捕食者;掠夺者 |
| 520 | victim | /ˈvɪktɪm/ | n. | a person or animal harmed by an event, action, or crime | 受害者;受害动物 |
| 521 | captive | /ˈkæptɪv/ | adj./n. | kept in a confined place and unable to leave; a prisoner | 被圈养的;俘虏 |
| 522 | defensive | /dɪˈfensɪv/ | adj. | intended to protect against attack, criticism, or danger | 防御的;戒备的 |
| 523 | undergo | /ˌʌndəˈɡəʊ/ | v. | to experience a process, treatment, or difficult change | 经历;接受 |
| 524 | suffer | /ˈsʌfə/ | v. | to experience pain, damage, loss, or an unpleasant condition | 遭受;受苦 |
| 525 | vulnerable | /ˈvʌlnərəbəl/ | adj. | easily harmed, attacked, or affected by adverse conditions | 脆弱的;易受伤害的 |
第2组|526—550
| No. | Word | IPA | POS | English definition | 中文核心义 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 526 | subsistence | /səbˈsɪstəns/ | n. | the means needed to stay alive, especially basic food and shelter | 生存;基本生活资料 |
| 527 | exist | /ɪɡˈzɪst/ | vi. | to be real, present, or alive | 存在;生存 |
| 528 | exterminate | /ɪkˈstɜːmɪneɪt/ | v. | to destroy every member of a group of animals or pests | 消灭;根除 |
| 529 | tame | /teɪm/ | adj./v. | not wild or dangerous, or to make an animal less wild | 驯服的;驯化 |
| 530 | keeper | /ˈkiːpə/ | n. | a person responsible for caring for animals or guarding something | 饲养员;看守人 |
| 531 | shepherd | /ˈʃepəd/ | n./v. | a person who cares for sheep, or to guide people or animals | 牧羊人;引导 |
| 532 | galaxy | /ˈɡæləksi/ | n. | a huge system of stars, gas, and dust held together by gravity | 星系;银河系 |
| 533 | cosmos | /ˈkɒzmɒs/ | n. | the universe considered as an ordered system | 宇宙 |
| 534 | universe | /ˈjuːnɪvɜːs/ | n. | all space, matter, energy, planets, and stars | 宇宙;万物 |
| 535 | interstellar | /ˌɪntəˈstelə/ | adj. | existing or travelling between stars | 星际的 |
| 536 | terrestrial | /təˈrestriəl/ | adj. | relating to Earth or living on land rather than in water | 地球的;陆生的 |
| 537 | celestial | /səˈlestiəl/ | adj. | relating to the sky, space, stars, or planets | 天空的;天体的 |
| 538 | astronomy | /əˈstrɒnəmi/ | n. | the scientific study of space, stars, planets, and other objects | 天文学 |
| 539 | astrology | /əˈstrɒlədʒi/ | n. | the belief that star and planet positions influence human life | 占星术 |
| 540 | astronaut | /ˈæstrənɔːt/ | n. | a person trained to travel and work in space | 宇航员 |
| 541 | comet | /ˈkɒmɪt/ | n. | an icy object that develops a bright tail near the Sun | 彗星 |
| 542 | meteorite | /ˈmiːtiəraɪt/ | n. | a piece of rock from space that reaches Earth's surface | 陨石 |
| 543 | crater | /ˈkreɪtə/ | n. | a large round hole caused by an impact or volcanic activity | 陨石坑;火山口 |
| 544 | dust | /dʌst/ | n./v. | very fine dry particles, or to remove or spread such particles | 灰尘;尘埃;除尘 |
| 545 | ash | /æʃ/ | n. | the grey powder remaining after something has burned | 灰烬;火山灰 |
| 546 | envelope | /ˈenvələʊp/ | n. | a covering or surrounding layer; a paper container for a letter | 包层;信封 |
| 547 | chunk | /tʃʌŋk/ | n. | a thick solid piece or a large amount of something | 大块;相当大的量 |
| 548 | spacecraft | /ˈspeɪskrɑːft/ | n. | a vehicle designed to travel and operate in space | 航天器 |
| 549 | spaceship | /ˈspeɪsʃɪp/ | n. | a vehicle used for travel through space | 宇宙飞船 |
| 550 | probe | /prəʊb/ | n./v. | an unmanned exploratory device, or to investigate closely | 探测器;探查 |
第3组|551—575
| No. | Word | IPA | POS | English definition | 中文核心义 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 551 | module | /ˈmɒdjuːl/ | n. | a separate unit that forms part of a spacecraft, course, or system | 舱段;模块 |
| 552 | propulsion | /prəˈpʌlʃən/ | n. | the force or system that drives a vehicle forward | 推进;推进系统 |
| 553 | pressure | /ˈpreʃə/ | n./v. | force applied to an area, or strong influence on someone | 压力;气压;施压 |
| 554 | dynamic | /daɪˈnæmɪk/ | adj./n. | involving continuous change, activity, or forces that cause movement | 动态的;动力机制 |
| 555 | motion | /ˈməʊʃən/ | n./v. | the act or process of moving, or to signal with a gesture | 运动;动作;示意 |
| 556 | vent | /vent/ | n./v. | an opening that allows gas or heat to escape, or to express emotion | 通风口;排气;发泄 |
| 557 | tail | /teɪl/ | n./v. | the rear part of an animal, aircraft, or object; to follow secretly | 尾部;机尾;跟踪 |
| 558 | curve | /kɜːv/ | n./v. | a smoothly bending line or path, or to bend in this way | 曲线;弯曲 |
| 559 | exploration | /ˌekspləˈreɪʃən/ | n. | the act of travelling through or studying an unfamiliar place or idea | 探索;探究 |
| 560 | expedition | /ˌekspəˈdɪʃən/ | n. | an organised journey made for research, exploration, or a special purpose | 探险;考察队 |
| 561 | observatory | /əbˈzɜːvətri/ | n. | a building equipped for observing stars, weather, or natural events | 天文台;观测站 |
| 562 | telescope | /ˈtelɪskəʊp/ | n./v. | an instrument for viewing distant objects; to slide or collapse together | 望远镜;套叠 |
| 563 | spectacle | /ˈspektəkəl/ | n. | an impressive public display or a remarkable sight | 壮观场面;奇观 |
| 564 | orbit | /ˈɔːbɪt/ | n./v. | the curved path of an object around a planet or star; to follow it | 轨道;绕轨道运行 |
| 565 | ecliptic | /ɪˈklɪptɪk/ | n. | the apparent annual path of the Sun across the sky | 黄道 |
| 566 | diameter | /daɪˈæmɪtə/ | n. | a straight line through the centre of a circle from side to side | 直径 |
| 567 | radius | /ˈreɪdiəs/ | n. | a line from the centre of a circle to its edge; a circular range | 半径;范围 |
| 568 | substance | /ˈsʌbstəns/ | n. | a particular type of matter with specific properties | 物质;实质 |
| 569 | composition | /ˌkɒmpəˈzɪʃən/ | n. | the materials or parts from which something is made | 成分;构成 |
| 570 | compound | /ˈkɒmpaʊnd; kəmˈpaʊnd/ | n./adj./v. | a substance formed from combined elements, or to combine or worsen | 化合物;复合的;加剧 |
| 571 | fossil | /ˈfɒsəl/ | n. | the preserved remains or impression of an ancient organism | 化石 |
| 572 | sample | /ˈsɑːmpəl/ | n./v. | a small amount used to represent or test a larger whole | 样本;取样 |
| 573 | specimen | /ˈspesɪmən/ | n. | an individual example collected for scientific study | 标本;样品 |
| 574 | particle | /ˈpɑːtɪkəl/ | n. | an extremely small piece of matter | 粒子;微粒 |
| 575 | molecule | /ˈmɒlɪkjuːl/ | n. | the smallest unit of a substance that retains its chemical properties | 分子 |
第4组|576—600
| No. | Word | IPA | POS | English definition | 中文核心义 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 576 | atom | /ˈætəm/ | n. | the smallest unit of a chemical element | 原子 |
| 577 | ion | /ˈaɪən/ | n. | an atom or molecule with an electrical charge | 离子 |
| 578 | electron | /ɪˈlektrɒn/ | n. | a very small negatively charged particle in an atom | 电子 |
| 579 | quantum | /ˈkwɒntəm/ | n. | the smallest discrete amount of a physical quantity | 量子 |
| 580 | liquid | /ˈlɪkwɪd/ | n./adj. | a substance that flows and keeps no fixed shape | 液体;液态的 |
| 581 | fluid | /ˈfluːɪd/ | n./adj. | a substance that can flow, or something able to change smoothly | 流体;流动的;易变的 |
| 582 | solid | /ˈsɒlɪd/ | adj./n. | firm and stable in shape, or matter that keeps a fixed form | 固体的;坚固的;固体 |
| 583 | synthesize | /ˈsɪnθəsaɪz/ | v. | to combine separate elements to form a connected whole or new substance | 合成;综合 |
| 584 | formation | /fɔːˈmeɪʃən/ | n. | the process of being formed, or an arrangement produced by it | 形成;构造;队形 |
| 585 | method | /ˈmeθəd/ | n. | a particular and systematic way of doing something | 方法;条理 |
| 586 | spectrum | /ˈspektrəm/ | n. | a band of colours or frequencies, or a wide range of conditions | 光谱;频谱;范围 |
| 587 | dimension | /daɪˈmenʃən/ | n. | a measurable extent, or a particular aspect of a situation | 维度;尺寸;方面 |
| 588 | frequency | /ˈfriːkwənsi/ | n. | the rate at which an event or wave repeats | 频率;频繁程度 |
| 589 | signal | /ˈsɪɡnəl/ | n./v./adj. | information sent by sound, light, or waves; to communicate or indicate | 信号;发信号;显著的 |
| 590 | antenna | /ænˈtenə/ | n. | a device for transmitting or receiving radio waves; an insect feeler | 天线;触角 |
| 591 | circuit | /ˈsɜːkɪt/ | n. | a complete path through which electric current can flow | 电路;回路 |
| 592 | refraction | /rɪˈfrækʃən/ | n. | the bending of light or sound when it enters another medium | 折射 |
| 593 | ultraviolet | /ˌʌltrəˈvaɪələt/ | adj. | relating to radiation beyond the violet end of visible light | 紫外线的 |
| 594 | radioactive | /ˌreɪdiəʊˈæktɪv/ | adj. | producing radiation through the decay of unstable atoms | 放射性的 |
| 595 | distinct | /dɪˈstɪŋkt/ | adj. | clearly different, separate, or easy to recognise | 不同的;清晰的 |
| 596 | discernible | /dɪˈsɜːnəbəl/ | adj. | able to be seen, heard, or recognised, though not always clearly | 可辨别的;隐约可见的 |
| 597 | invisible | /ɪnˈvɪzəbəl/ | adj. | unable to be seen or not easily noticed | 看不见的;无形的 |
| 598 | collision | /kəˈlɪʒən/ | n. | an event in which moving objects hit each other; a serious conflict | 碰撞;冲突 |
| 599 | squash | /skwɒʃ/ | v./n. | to press something into a flatter shape; a racket sport or drink | 压扁;挤压;壁球 |
| 600 | fragment | /ˈfræɡmənt/ | n./v. | a small broken piece, or to break into separate pieces | 碎片;片段;破碎 |
Story Chain|用短文串联100词
Read each story for the situation first. Then read it aloud and retell the same scene with as many highlighted words as possible.
Story 1|Surviving the Desert Night(Words 501—525)
Desert animals must excrete little water even when they devour dry food. A fox follows instinct, while its intuitive route choice reveals the potential value of animal intelligence. Its kidneys remain functional, its ears are sensitive, and its spine is flexible enough for sudden turns. acoustic signals and optical cues guide this nocturnal hunter while many plants remain dormant and some mammals enter hibernation elsewhere. Researchers track each footprint and trace feeding sites across alternate dunes. A small rodent may become prey when a predator approaches, yet it is not always a helpless victim. Unlike a captive animal, it uses defensive burrows and may undergo rapid stress responses. Individuals that suffer dehydration are especially vulnerable.
中文梗概: 沙漠动物通过节水排泄、夜间感官、灵活运动和防御洞穴适应环境;研究人员则追踪捕食关系与脱水风险。
Story 2|From Wildlife Rescue to Deep Space(Words 526—550)
A remote rescue centre provided subsistence for animals that could no longer exist safely in damaged habitats. Staff refused to exterminate troublesome species and instead tried to tame conflict through careful management. Each keeper worked like a shepherd, guiding recovery before night lessons turned to the galaxy, the ordered cosmos, and the wider universe. Students compared interstellar travel with terrestrial survival and mapped each celestial object. Their astronomy teacher distinguished science from astrology, then invited an astronaut to describe a comet, a recovered meteorite, and an impact crater filled with dust and volcanic ash. The visitor explained how a planet's atmospheric envelope can trap a chunk of incoming rock. Finally, the class examined a model spacecraft, entered a virtual spaceship, and directed a robotic probe towards Mars.
中文梗概: 动物救助中心以非灭绝方式维持野生动物生存,并通过夜间课程把地球生态管理延伸到天文学、天体撞击和深空探测。
Story 3|Engineering a Lunar Sample Mission(Words 551—575)
Inside the command module, engineers tested the propulsion system under extreme pressure. A dynamic simulator reproduced every motion, while a safety vent controlled gas and sensors along the tail measured each curve in the flight path. The lunar exploration plan required an international expedition supported by an observatory and a powerful telescope. Launch became a public spectacle as the vehicle entered orbit near the ecliptic. Analysts calculated the Moon's diameter and the landing zone's radius before examining an unknown substance. Its chemical composition suggested a rare compound beside a tiny fossil. The crew sealed one sample and one larger specimen, then isolated each particle to identify every molecule.
中文梗概: 工程团队测试登月舱与推进系统,借助天文台规划轨道,并在月面采集、封存和分析物质样本。
Story 4|Inside the Physics Laboratory(Words 576—600)
A single atom became an ion after losing an electron, allowing the class to discuss each energy quantum. The teacher compared a liquid, another fluid, and a solid, then asked students to synthesize a material and observe its crystal formation. Their experimental method separated a light spectrum by wavelength, added a spatial dimension, and changed the wave frequency. A transmitted signal reached an antenna through a closed circuit. In a glass block, refraction redirected light, while an ultraviolet detector identified a weak radioactive source. The readings produced a distinct peak that was barely discernible because the radiation itself was invisible. After a controlled collision, a press could squash the target, leaving one measurable fragment.
中文梗概: 物理实验从原子、离子和物态出发,研究材料合成、光谱、电路、折射与辐射,并测量碰撞后产生的碎片。
Day 06|100词记忆巩固训练
第一轮:看英文释义,写单词(501—525)
- to remove waste matter from the body of a living organism →
________________ - to eat something quickly and eagerly, or destroy it completely →
________________ - a natural tendency to behave in a particular way without learning →
________________ - understood or done naturally without conscious reasoning →
________________ - possible in the future, or the ability to develop or succeed →
________________ - the ability to learn, understand, and solve problems; secret information →
________________ - designed to be practical and able to work correctly →
________________ - quick to detect change or easily affected by conditions or feelings →
________________ - able to bend easily or adapt readily to changing conditions →
________________ - relating to sound or the way sound is heard in a space →
________________ - relating to sight, light, or equipment that uses light →
________________ - active mainly during the night →
________________ - temporarily inactive but able to become active again →
________________ - a state of greatly reduced activity during winter →
________________ - a mark or path left by movement, or to follow and record movement →
________________ - a very small sign, or to find the origin or development of something →
________________ - happening in turns, or to change repeatedly between two states →
________________ - an animal hunted and eaten by another animal →
________________ - an animal that hunts other animals for food →
________________ - a person or animal harmed by an event, action, or crime →
________________ - kept in a confined place and unable to leave; a prisoner →
________________ - intended to protect against attack, criticism, or danger →
________________ - to experience a process, treatment, or difficult change →
________________ - to experience pain, damage, loss, or an unpleasant condition →
________________ - easily harmed, attacked, or affected by adverse conditions →
________________
第二轮:看中文,拼写单词(526—550)
- 生存;基本生活资料 →
________________ - 存在;生存 →
________________ - 消灭;根除 →
________________ - 驯服的;驯化 →
________________ - 饲养员;看守人 →
________________ - 牧羊人;引导 →
________________ - 星系;银河系 →
________________ - 宇宙 →
________________ - 宇宙;万物 →
________________ - 星际的 →
________________ - 地球的;陆生的 →
________________ - 天空的;天体的 →
________________ - 天文学 →
________________ - 占星术 →
________________ - 宇航员 →
________________ - 彗星 →
________________ - 陨石 →
________________ - 陨石坑;火山口 →
________________ - 灰尘;尘埃;除尘 →
________________ - 灰烬;火山灰 →
________________ - 包层;信封 →
________________ - 大块;相当大的量 →
________________ - 航天器 →
________________ - 宇宙飞船 →
________________ - 探测器;探查 →
________________
第三轮:看英文释义,写单词(551—575)
- a separate unit that forms part of a spacecraft, course, or system →
________________ - the force or system that drives a vehicle forward →
________________ - force applied to an area, or strong influence on someone →
________________ - involving continuous change, activity, or forces that cause movement →
________________ - the act or process of moving, or to signal with a gesture →
________________ - an opening that allows gas or heat to escape, or to express emotion →
________________ - the rear part of an animal, aircraft, or object; to follow secretly →
________________ - a smoothly bending line or path, or to bend in this way →
________________ - the act of travelling through or studying an unfamiliar place or idea →
________________ - an organised journey made for research, exploration, or a special purpose →
________________ - a building equipped for observing stars, weather, or natural events →
________________ - an instrument for viewing distant objects; to slide or collapse together →
________________ - an impressive public display or a remarkable sight →
________________ - the curved path of an object around a planet or star; to follow it →
________________ - the apparent annual path of the Sun across the sky →
________________ - a straight line through the centre of a circle from side to side →
________________ - a line from the centre of a circle to its edge; a circular range →
________________ - a particular type of matter with specific properties →
________________ - the materials or parts from which something is made →
________________ - a substance formed from combined elements, or to combine or worsen →
________________ - the preserved remains or impression of an ancient organism →
________________ - a small amount used to represent or test a larger whole →
________________ - an individual example collected for scientific study →
________________ - an extremely small piece of matter →
________________ - the smallest unit of a substance that retains its chemical properties →
________________
第四轮:语境填空(576—600)
- An ______ is the smallest unit of an element that retains its chemical identity.
- When an atom gains or loses electrons, it becomes an ______.
- An ______ carries a negative electrical charge around an atomic nucleus.
- Quantum theory describes energy as being transferred in a discrete ______.
- Water remains a ______ at ordinary room temperature.
- Air is a ______ because it can flow and change shape.
- Ice is a ______ with a fixed shape and volume.
- Researchers aim to ______ a new material from several chemical components.
- Cooling conditions affect the ______ of crystals in the solution.
- The team repeated the same experimental ______ to improve reliability.
- A prism separates white light into a visible ______.
- Time is often discussed as another ______ alongside length, width, and height.
- The pitch rises when the sound-wave ______ increases.
- The satellite sent a weak radio ______ back to Earth.
- A large ______ received data from the distant spacecraft.
- Current flows only when the electrical ______ is complete.
- The apparent bending of a straw in water is caused by ______.
- Sunscreen reduces skin exposure to ______ radiation.
- Scientists used protective equipment when handling the ______ material.
- The two minerals have ______ colours and chemical properties.
- A faint but ______ pattern appeared after the image was enhanced.
- Infrared radiation is ______ to the human eye.
- Engineers studied the damage caused by a high-speed ______.
- Excessive force may ______ the hollow container.
- Researchers analysed each rock ______ recovered from the impact site.
十、答案
点击展开答案;完成测试前不要打开
第一轮答案
- excrete
- devour
- instinct
- intuitive
- potential
- intelligence
- functional
- sensitive
- flexible
- acoustic
- optical
- nocturnal
- dormant
- hibernation
- track
- trace
- alternate
- prey
- predator
- victim
- captive
- defensive
- undergo
- suffer
- vulnerable
第二轮答案
- subsistence
- exist
- exterminate
- tame
- keeper
- shepherd
- galaxy
- cosmos
- universe
- interstellar
- terrestrial
- celestial
- astronomy
- astrology
- astronaut
- comet
- meteorite
- crater
- dust
- ash
- envelope
- chunk
- spacecraft
- spaceship
- probe
第三轮答案
- module
- propulsion
- pressure
- dynamic
- motion
- vent
- tail
- curve
- exploration
- expedition
- observatory
- telescope
- spectacle
- orbit
- ecliptic
- diameter
- radius
- substance
- composition
- compound
- fossil
- sample
- specimen
- particle
- molecule
第四轮答案
- atom
- ion
- electron
- quantum
- liquid
- fluid
- solid
- synthesize
- formation
- method
- spectrum
- dimension
- frequency
- signal
- antenna
- circuit
- refraction
- ultraviolet
- radioactive
- distinct
- discernible
- invisible
- collision
- squash
- fragment