Day 26｜雅思词汇手机记忆中心

Day 26｜雅思词汇100词（2501—2600）

Semantic Map

Use these groups to build a “冲突—欺骗—后果图谱” linking legal judgment, dishonest conduct, social and legal consequences, conflict escalation, protective equipment, and controlled responses before memorising individual definitions.

Trial, Supervision, Crime, and Fraud

trial · suspect · sentence · arrest · jail · prison · confine · oversee · supervise · restrict · restrain · commit · sin · crime · vice · bribe · rob · pirate · steal · thief · murder · suicide · deceive · cheat · fraud

Lies, Confession, Rules, Rights, and Routine

liar · trap · trick · pretend · fool · stigma · confess · conform · reconcile · obey · succumb · penalty · fine · mortgage · ownership · copyright · privilege · accredit · clue · access · anonymous · false · genuine · procedure · routine

Consequences, Demands, Conflict, and Escalation

consequence · demand · request · require · petition · command · instruct · violence · conflict · raid · enormity · campaign · battle · struggle · explosion · bombard · bomb · blast · burst · spark · twinkle · gunpowder · tank · cannon · missile

Weapons, Protection, Deployment, and Impact

weapon · pistol · rifle · bullet · target · deflect · mission · flame · flare · glitter · glow · blade · sword · ax · hammer · arrow · spear · helmet · shield · equip · prepare · provide · deploy · hit · beat

第1组｜2501—2525

No.	Word	IPA	POS	English definition	中文核心义
2501	trial	/ˈtraɪəl/	n./v.	a formal examination of evidence in court, a test of performance, or a difficult experience; to test something before wider use	审判；试验；试用；选拔赛；磨难
2502	suspect	/səˈspekt; ˈsʌspekt/	v./n./adj.	to believe that something bad may be true or someone may be guilty; a person thought to be guilty; doubtful or potentially dangerous	怀疑；嫌疑人；可疑的
2503	sentence	/ˈsentəns/	n./v.	a group of words expressing a complete thought, or a court's punishment; to officially impose a punishment	句子；判决；判刑
2504	arrest	/əˈrest/	v./n.	to take someone into legal custody, stop a process, or attract attention; an act of legal detention or sudden stoppage	逮捕；阻止；吸引注意；心脏骤停；中止
2505	jail	/dʒeɪl/	n./v.	a place where people are held in legal custody, or to put someone there	监狱；监禁
2506	prison	/ˈprɪzən/	n.	an institution where convicted people are confined, the prison system, or any situation that severely limits freedom	监狱；监狱制度；牢笼
2507	confine	/kənˈfaɪn/	v.	to keep someone or something within limits, imprison someone, or force someone to stay in bed	限制；关押；使卧床
2508	oversee	/ˌəʊvəˈsiː/	v.	to watch and direct work or an activity to ensure that it is done correctly	监督
2509	supervise	/ˈsuːpəvaɪz/	v.	to watch, direct, and take responsibility for a person, task, or activity	监督；指导
2510	restrict	/rɪˈstrɪkt/	v.	to limit someone's actions or the size, amount, range, or availability of something	限制
2511	restrain	/rɪˈstreɪn/	v.	to stop someone from acting, hold someone back physically, or control a feeling or impulse	制止；克制；限制
2512	commit	/kəˈmɪt/	v.	to carry out a crime or harmful act, make a firm promise, devote resources, or officially send or submit someone or something	犯罪；承诺；投入；送交；提交
2513	sin	/sɪn/	n./v./abbr.	an act regarded as morally wrong, or to perform such an act; an abbreviation for sine in mathematics	宗教或道德意义的罪；犯宗教或道德过错；正弦（缩写）
2514	crime	/kraɪm/	n.	an illegal act punishable by law, or an action considered seriously wrong	犯罪；违法行为；严重错误
2515	vice	/vaɪs/	n.	immoral or illegal activity, especially involving drugs or sex, a bad habit, or a tool that grips an object	恶习；色情或毒品相关非法活动；老虎钳
2516	bribe	/braɪb/	n./v.	money or a favour offered to influence someone dishonestly, or to offer such an inducement	贿赂；行贿
2517	rob	/rɒb/	v.	to take money or property illegally from a person or place by force or threat, or deprive someone of something valuable	抢劫；剥夺
2518	pirate	/ˈpaɪrət/	n./v.	a sea robber or a person who copies or broadcasts material illegally, or to make such an illegal copy	海盗；盗版者；非法广播者；盗版
2519	steal	/stiːl/	v./n.	to take something without permission, move secretly, or gain a base in baseball; an act of stealing or stealing a base	偷窃；悄悄移动；盗垒；偷窃行为
2520	thief	/θiːf/	n.	a person who steals another person's property	小偷；窃贼
2521	murder	/ˈmɜːdə/	n./v.	the unlawful intentional killing of a person, something extremely difficult, or to kill unlawfully, spoil badly, or defeat decisively	谋杀罪；谋杀；极困难的事；糟蹋；完胜
2522	suicide	/ˈsuːɪsaɪd/	n.	the act of intentionally ending one's own life, an action that destroys one's prospects, or a person who has died in this way	自杀行为；自毁前程的行为；自杀者
2523	deceive	/dɪˈsiːv/	v.	to make someone believe something false, mislead someone, or refuse to admit the truth to oneself	欺骗；自欺；误导
2524	cheat	/tʃiːt/	v./n.	to act dishonestly for advantage, break rules, or be unfaithful; a dishonest person, shortcut, or unauthorised program	欺骗；作弊；出轨；作弊者；作弊程序
2525	fraud	/frɔːd/	n.	deliberate deception for financial or personal gain, a dishonest person, or a deceptive scheme	欺诈；骗子；骗局

第2组｜2526—2550

No.	Word	IPA	POS	English definition	中文核心义
2526	liar	/ˈlaɪə/	n.	a person who deliberately says something that is not true	说谎者
2527	trap	/træp/	n./v.	a device, plan, or difficult situation that catches someone, or to catch, confine, or deceive someone	陷阱；圈套；困境；困住；诱捕；诱骗
2528	trick	/trɪk/	n./v./adj.	a deceptive act, illusion, performance, or useful technique; to deceive; designed to deceive or unusually difficult	诡计；把戏；诀窍；欺骗；欺骗性的
2529	pretend	/prɪˈtend/	v./adj.	to behave as if something false were true or impersonate someone; imaginary or not genuine	假装；假扮；冒充；假装的
2530	fool	/fuːl/	n./v./adj.	a person who acts unwisely, or to deceive or behave playfully; silly or unwise	傻瓜；愚弄；胡闹；愚蠢的
2531	stigma	/ˈstɪɡmə/	n.	a strong mark of social shame, or the pollen-receiving part of a flower	耻辱；污名；柱头
2532	confess	/kənˈfes/	v.	to admit an error, crime, or guilty secret, or formally acknowledge sins in a religious context	承认错误或违法行为；坦白；忏悔
2533	conform	/kənˈfɔːm/	vi.	to behave according to accepted standards, obey a rule, or match a required form	从众；遵守；符合
2534	reconcile	/ˈrekənsaɪl/	v.	to restore friendly relations, make two ideas or records consistent, or accept an unpleasant fact	调和；和解；接受
2535	obey	/əˈbeɪ/	v.	to do what a person, law, or instruction requires	服从
2536	succumb	/səˈkʌm/	vi.	to stop resisting pressure, temptation, or illness, or to die from a condition	屈服；死亡
2537	penalty	/ˈpenəlti/	n.	a punishment or harmful consequence for breaking a rule, or a punishment awarded in sport	惩罚；不良后果；犯规处罚；点球
2538	fine	/faɪn/	adj./adv./n./v.	healthy, satisfactory, high-quality, or very small; well; money charged as punishment; to impose such a charge	良好的；优质的；细微的；很好地；罚款；处以罚款
2539	mortgage	/ˈmɔːɡɪdʒ/	n./v.	a loan secured against property, or to offer property as security for a loan	按揭贷款；抵押
2540	ownership	/ˈəʊnəʃɪp/	n.	the legal state or right of possessing something	所有权
2541	copyright	/ˈkɒpiraɪt/	n./adj./v.	the legal right to control use of an original work; protected by that right; to secure that right for a work	版权；受版权保护的；为……申请版权
2542	privilege	/ˈprɪvəlɪdʒ/	n./v.	a special right, advantage, honour, or legal immunity, or to grant such an advantage	特权；荣幸；豁免权；授予特权
2543	accredit	/əˈkredɪt/	v.	to officially recognise, authorise, or certify a person or organisation	认可；授权；认证
2544	clue	/kluː/	n.	a fact or object that helps solve a problem, mystery, or crime	线索
2545	access	/ˈækses/	n./v.	the right or opportunity to enter, use, or obtain something, or to enter, use, or retrieve it	使用权；通道；访问；获取；进入
2546	anonymous	/əˈnɒnɪməs/	adj.	having an unknown or unstated name, or lacking distinctive features	匿名的；无名的；普通的
2547	false	/fɔːls/	adj.	untrue, artificial, intended to deceive, not based on fact, or insincere	不真实的；假的；欺骗性的；不真诚的
2548	genuine	/ˈdʒenjuɪn/	adj.	truly what something claims to be, authentic, or sincere	真实的；真诚的；正品的
2549	procedure	/prəˈsiːdʒə/	n.	an established series of actions, an official process, or a medical operation	步骤；程序；手术
2550	routine	/ruːˈtiːn/	n./adj.	a regular way of doing things, a repeated performance or computer sequence; ordinary or regularly performed	日常惯例；表演套路；例程；常规的；平常的

第3组｜2551—2575

No.	Word	IPA	POS	English definition	中文核心义
2551	consequence	/ˈkɒnsɪkwəns/	n.	a result or effect of an action or condition, or the importance of something	后果；重要性
2552	demand	/dɪˈmɑːnd/	n./v.	a firm request or need, or to ask forcefully, question firmly, or need something	要求；需求；质问；需要
2553	request	/rɪˈkwest/	n./v.	an act of asking politely or formally, or to ask for something	请求；点播；请求
2554	require	/rɪˈkwaɪə/	v.	to need something or make it necessary, or to officially demand it	需要；要求
2555	petition	/pəˈtɪʃən/	n./v.	a formal written request or legal application, or to make such a request to an authority	请愿书；诉状；请愿；诉请
2556	command	/kəˈmɑːnd/	n./v.	an order, authority, headquarters, or knowledge of a subject; to order, direct, control, or attract respect	命令；控制；指挥部；掌握；命令；指挥
2557	instruct	/ɪnˈstrʌkt/	v.	to tell someone what to do, teach, inform, or formally employ a professional	指示；教导；告知；聘请
2558	violence	/ˈvaɪələns/	n.	behaviour involving physical force intended to hurt or damage, or extreme force	暴力伤害；猛烈
2559	conflict	/ˈkɒnflɪkt; kənˈflɪkt/	n./v.	serious disagreement or fighting, or incompatibility; to be incompatible or clash	冲突；战争；矛盾；冲突
2560	raid	/reɪd/	n./v.	a sudden attack, official search, or robbery, or to carry one out	突袭；搜查；抢劫
2561	enormity	/ɪˈnɔːməti/	n.	very great size or seriousness, especially the extreme wickedness of an act	巨大；滔天罪行
2562	campaign	/kæmˈpeɪn/	n./v.	an organised series of activities for a goal, or a military operation; to conduct one	活动；战役；开展活动
2563	battle	/ˈbætəl/	n./v.	a fight, contest, or determined effort, or to fight or strive against difficulty	战役；较量；奋斗
2564	struggle	/ˈstrʌɡəl/	vi./n.	to make great effort, fight, or move with difficulty, or a hard contest or difficult situation	努力；挣扎；抗争；艰苦斗争
2565	explosion	/ɪkˈspləʊʒən/	n.	a sudden violent release of energy, or a rapid increase or outbreak	爆炸；激增；爆发
2566	bombard	/bɒmˈbɑːd/	v.	to attack with bombs or shells, or to direct a continuous stream of questions or information at someone	轰炸；连珠炮似地提问
2567	bomb	/bɒm/	n./v.	an explosive weapon, a nuclear weapon, a large amount of money, or a complete failure; to attack with bombs, move very fast, or fail badly	炸弹；核武器；巨款；彻底失败；轰炸；疾驰；考砸
2568	blast	/blɑːst/	n./v./interj.	an explosion, strong gust, loud sound, harsh criticism, or enjoyable experience; to explode, play loudly, criticise, or strike; an expression of annoyance	爆炸；强风；猛烈抨击；欢乐时光；爆破；大声播放；真讨厌
2569	burst	/bɜːst/	v./n.	to break open or emerge suddenly, or a sudden short outbreak, opening, or series	爆裂；迸发；爆发；裂口
2570	spark	/spɑːk/	v./n.	to cause something to begin or produce a spark, or a small flash, trace, inspiration, or trigger	引发；发出火花；火花；一丝；灵感；导火索
2571	twinkle	/ˈtwɪŋkəl/	vi./n.	to shine with a small changing light, or such a light	闪烁；闪光
2572	gunpowder	/ˈɡʌnpaʊdə/	n.	an explosive powder formerly used in firearms and blasting	火药
2573	tank	/tæŋk/	n./v.	a large container, armoured military vehicle, or reservoir; to fall sharply or deliberately lose	储罐；坦克；蓄水池；暴跌；故意输掉
2574	cannon	/ˈkænən/	n./v.	a large heavy gun, or to collide violently with something	加农炮；机炮；猛撞
2575	missile	/ˈmɪsaɪl/	n.	a guided weapon or any object thrown or projected at a target	导弹；投掷物

第4组｜2576—2600

No.	Word	IPA	POS	English definition	中文核心义
2576	weapon	/ˈwepən/	n.	an object designed or used to injure, damage, threaten, or fight	武器
2577	pistol	/ˈpɪstəl/	n.	a small firearm designed to be held and fired with one hand	手枪
2578	rifle	/ˈraɪfəl/	n./v.	a long firearm with a grooved barrel, or to search quickly through something or steal it	步枪；快速翻找；偷窃；大力抽射
2579	bullet	/ˈbʊlɪt/	n.	a small metal projectile fired from a gun	子弹
2580	target	/ˈtɑːɡɪt/	n./v.	a person, object, or result selected for attack or achievement, or to aim action at it	目标；攻击目标；靶子；针对
2581	deflect	/dɪˈflekt/	v.	to cause something to change direction, or to turn attention or criticism away	使偏转；躲开；转移
2582	mission	/ˈmɪʃən/	n.	an important assignment, journey, delegation, or strong sense of purpose	任务；代表团；传教；天职；军事任务；太空任务
2583	flame	/fleɪm/	n./v.	hot glowing gas produced by fire, or to burn, become red, or post hostile online messages	火焰；激情；网络谩骂；燃烧；脸红
2584	flare	/fleə/	v./n.	to burn or become suddenly more intense, or a bright signal, widening shape, or sudden worsening	突然燃烧；突然加剧；闪光；信号弹；症状复发
2585	glitter	/ˈɡlɪtə/	vi./n.	to shine with many small flashes, or bright decorative material, sparkling light, or superficial glamour	闪烁；闪光；魅力；亮片
2586	glow	/ɡləʊ/	vi./n.	to produce a steady soft light or show warmth and pleasure, or such a light, colour, or feeling	发光；容光焕发；柔光；暖色；幸福感
2587	blade	/bleɪd/	n.	the sharp cutting part of a tool or weapon, or a flat moving part such as a propeller blade	刀片；叶片；桨叶；草叶；冰刀
2588	sword	/sɔːd/	n.	a weapon with a long metal blade and a handle	剑
2589	ax	/æks/	n./v.	a tool with a heavy metal blade for chopping, or to cut, reduce, or dismiss	斧头；被解雇；削减；解雇；用斧砍
2590	hammer	/ˈhæmə/	n./v.	a tool with a heavy head for striking, or to strike repeatedly or defeat heavily	锤子；拍卖锤；击锤；猛敲；大力击球；重创
2591	arrow	/ˈærəʊ/	n.	a thin pointed weapon shot from a bow, or a symbol showing direction	箭；箭头
2592	spear	/spɪə/	n./v.	a weapon with a pointed head on a long shaft, a plant's tender shoot, or to pierce with such a weapon	长矛；嫩茎；刺
2593	helmet	/ˈhelmɪt/	n.	a hard protective covering worn on the head	头盔
2594	shield	/ʃiːld/	n./v.	a protective barrier, device, or emblem, or to protect someone or something from harm	盾牌；保护物；防护罩；盾徽；保护；隔离
2595	equip	/ɪˈkwɪp/	v.	to provide someone or something with the necessary tools, skills, or knowledge	装备；培训
2596	prepare	/prɪˈpeə/	v.	to make something or oneself ready for use or action	准备；使自己做好准备；配制
2597	provide	/prəˈvaɪd/	v.	to supply something needed or state a condition in a rule or agreement	提供；规定
2598	deploy	/dɪˈplɔɪ/	v.	to position and use troops, equipment, or resources for effective action	部署军队或武器；有效利用
2599	hit	/hɪt/	v./n.	to strike, reach, affect, or achieve something, or an act, success, or result of doing so	击打；撞击；影响；攻击；达到；热门；点击量；命中结果
2600	beat	/biːt/	v./n./adj.	to defeat, surpass, strike repeatedly, or move rhythmically, or a regular rhythm or area of duty; exhausted	击败；胜过；敲打；跳动；节拍；巡逻区；筋疲力尽的

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｜A Courtroom Lesson on Fraud and Accountability（Words 2501—2525）

At a public legal-education workshop, students observed a mock trial based on a procurement case. Investigators initially identified an official as the main suspect, but the instructor stressed that only reliable evidence could support a guilty verdict or a judicial sentence. A simulated arrest showed why officers must explain a person's rights before taking anyone to jail, while a later discussion distinguished temporary custody from a long term in prison. The judge could confine the hearing to relevant facts, and an independent monitor would oversee the process while trained lawyers supervise student teams. Court rules restrict access to private records and restrain participants from making prejudicial claims. The class learned that to commit an offence is a legal concept, whereas a sin is primarily a moral or religious one; not every moral failing is a crime, although organised vice may involve illegal markets. Evidence showed how a contractor tried to bribe an inspector, planned to rob a bank, used a digital pirate service, and attempted to steal money from a public fund. A suspected thief must still be presumed innocent, and charges as grave as murder demand especially rigorous proof. A health specialist then addressed suicide prevention in careful, non-stigmatising language. The final lesson explained that people may deceive witnesses, cheat a system, or create a financial fraud, but each allegation must be tested rather than assumed.

中文梗概： 学生通过一场公共法律教育模拟审判学习证据、逮捕、监禁与程序监督的区别，并讨论贿赂、盗窃、盗版、谋杀指控及欺诈等概念。课程同时强调无罪推定、严谨举证，以及以非污名化方式开展自杀预防教育。

Story 2｜Rebuilding Trust after a False Report（Words 2526—2550）

When a staff member was labelled a liar after an inventory dispute, the mediator warned that a misleading question could become a trap and that a clever interview trick might produce unreliable answers. One employee tried to pretend that he had never seen the disputed file, but the investigator refused to call him a fool or attach lasting stigma before checking the records. He later chose to confess that he had copied a document without permission. The team did not simply conform to office gossip; instead, it worked to reconcile conflicting logs and asked everyone to obey the evidence-preservation policy. Under pressure, managers did not succumb to demands for instant dismissal. They applied the stated penalty, issued a proportionate fine for the contractual breach, and reviewed a disputed mortgage file to establish legal ownership. A designer explained that copyright protects original work but does not create a privilege to ignore other rules. The agency hired an independent body to accredit its revised controls. A timestamp became the decisive clue, while role-based access records showed that an anonymous account had uploaded a false certificate beside a genuine one. Following the correct procedure became a daily routine, allowing the organisation to correct the report and rebuild trust.

中文梗概： 一起库存争议让员工被草率贴上“说谎者”标签，调解员因此坚持核对日志、保护证据并避免污名化。团队最终查明匿名账户上传了虚假证书，通过合规处罚、独立认证和固定程序纠正报告，逐步恢复信任。

Story 3｜Tracing the Consequences of Escalation（Words 2551—2575）

At a peace museum, a seminar examined each consequence of political escalation. Citizens may demand protection, submit a formal request, or require officials to explain a decision; they may also sign a petition rather than rely on rumour. A lawful command must remain subject to oversight, and trainers instruct observers to distinguish coercion from legitimate authority. The exhibition stated plainly that violence deepens a conflict, while an unlawful raid can reveal the enormity of abuses committed against civilians. One gallery followed a humanitarian campaign, another reconstructed a historic battle, and a third described families' struggle to find safety. Archival reports recorded an explosion without showing graphic images. Visitors learned that to bombard a town describes sustained attack, whereas a bomb is the explosive device itself and a blast is the resulting force or loud shock. A sudden burst of misinformation can also spark panic. Outside the dark gallery, stars appeared to twinkle above a secured display explaining the history of gunpowder. A decommissioned tank, an unloaded cannon, and an inert missile were presented only as historical evidence of how destructive capacity can intensify human consequences.

中文梗概： 和平博物馆的研讨课从公民诉求、合法命令与监督讲到冲突升级的后果，并区分暴力、突袭、战役以及爆炸相关词义。退役坦克、火炮和惰性导弹仅作为历史证据展示，用于说明破坏能力如何放大人道后果。

Story 4｜A Neutral Safety and Museum Training Exercise（Words 2576—2600）

Before opening a historical collection, the curator defined a weapon in neutral legal terms and confirmed that every replica pistol and rifle was permanently disabled. A recovered bullet sat behind reinforced glass, while a paper target illustrated evidence photography rather than marksmanship. The case used an angled layer to deflect accidental impacts, supporting the museum's safety mission. In the emergency drill, staff extinguished a small training flame, identified a signal flare, and cleaned decorative glitter that could obscure an exit sign's glow. Conservators secured each sharp blade, medieval sword, woodcutting ax, and restoration hammer. They also catalogued a blunted arrow and ceremonial spear beside a protective helmet and shield. Supervisors would equip staff with gloves and radios, prepare a written evacuation plan, and provide visitors with clear instructions. During the exercise, the coordinator would deploy trained guides at exits. If debris were to hit a barrier, the team would record the impact; afterward, analysts would beat their previous evacuation time without compromising calm or safety.

中文梗概： 历史馆在开放前对停用枪械、弹丸和冷兵器复制品进行中性、合规的安全检查，并借助防护层、头盔与盾牌讲解保护概念。工作人员随后完成消防与疏散演练，以清晰指引和合理部署提升效率，而不牺牲秩序与安全。

Day 26｜100词记忆巩固训练

第一轮：看英文释义，写单词（2501—2525）

a formal examination of evidence in court, a test of performance, or a difficult experience; to test something before wider use → ________________
to believe that something bad may be true or someone may be guilty; a person thought to be guilty; doubtful or potentially dangerous → ________________
a group of words expressing a complete thought, or a court's punishment; to officially impose a punishment → ________________
to take someone into legal custody, stop a process, or attract attention; an act of legal detention or sudden stoppage → ________________
a place where people are held in legal custody, or to put someone there → ________________
an institution where convicted people are confined, the prison system, or any situation that severely limits freedom → ________________
to keep someone or something within limits, imprison someone, or force someone to stay in bed → ________________
to watch and direct work or an activity to ensure that it is done correctly → ________________
to watch, direct, and take responsibility for a person, task, or activity → ________________
to limit someone's actions or the size, amount, range, or availability of something → ________________
to stop someone from acting, hold someone back physically, or control a feeling or impulse → ________________
to carry out a crime or harmful act, make a firm promise, devote resources, or officially send or submit someone or something → ________________
an act regarded as morally wrong, or to perform such an act; an abbreviation for sine in mathematics → ________________
an illegal act punishable by law, or an action considered seriously wrong → ________________
immoral or illegal activity, especially involving drugs or sex, a bad habit, or a tool that grips an object → ________________
money or a favour offered to influence someone dishonestly, or to offer such an inducement → ________________
to take money or property illegally from a person or place by force or threat, or deprive someone of something valuable → ________________
a sea robber or a person who copies or broadcasts material illegally, or to make such an illegal copy → ________________
to take something without permission, move secretly, or gain a base in baseball; an act of stealing or stealing a base → ________________
a person who steals another person's property → ________________
the unlawful intentional killing of a person, something extremely difficult, or to kill unlawfully, spoil badly, or defeat decisively → ________________
the act of intentionally ending one's own life, an action that destroys one's prospects, or a person who has died in this way → ________________
to make someone believe something false, mislead someone, or refuse to admit the truth to oneself → ________________
to act dishonestly for advantage, break rules, or be unfaithful; a dishonest person, shortcut, or unauthorised program → ________________
deliberate deception for financial or personal gain, a dishonest person, or a deceptive scheme → ________________

第二轮：看中文，拼写单词（2526—2550）

说谎者 → ________________
陷阱；圈套；困境；困住；诱捕；诱骗 → ________________
诡计；把戏；诀窍；欺骗；欺骗性的 → ________________
假装；假扮；冒充；假装的 → ________________
傻瓜；愚弄；胡闹；愚蠢的 → ________________
耻辱；污名；柱头 → ________________
承认错误或违法行为；坦白；忏悔 → ________________
从众；遵守；符合 → ________________
调和；和解；接受 → ________________
服从 → ________________
屈服；死亡 → ________________
惩罚；不良后果；犯规处罚；点球 → ________________
良好的；优质的；细微的；很好地；罚款；处以罚款 → ________________
按揭贷款；抵押 → ________________
所有权 → ________________
版权；受版权保护的；为……申请版权 → ________________
特权；荣幸；豁免权；授予特权 → ________________
认可；授权；认证 → ________________
线索 → ________________
使用权；通道；访问；获取；进入 → ________________
匿名的；无名的；普通的 → ________________
不真实的；假的；欺骗性的；不真诚的 → ________________
真实的；真诚的；正品的 → ________________
步骤；程序；手术 → ________________
日常惯例；表演套路；例程；常规的；平常的 → ________________

第三轮：看英文释义，写单词（2551—2575）

a result or effect of an action or condition, or the importance of something → ________________
a firm request or need, or to ask forcefully, question firmly, or need something → ________________
an act of asking politely or formally, or to ask for something → ________________
to need something or make it necessary, or to officially demand it → ________________
a formal written request or legal application, or to make such a request to an authority → ________________
an order, authority, headquarters, or knowledge of a subject; to order, direct, control, or attract respect → ________________
to tell someone what to do, teach, inform, or formally employ a professional → ________________
behaviour involving physical force intended to hurt or damage, or extreme force → ________________
serious disagreement or fighting, or incompatibility; to be incompatible or clash → ________________
a sudden attack, official search, or robbery, or to carry one out → ________________
very great size or seriousness, especially the extreme wickedness of an act → ________________
an organised series of activities for a goal, or a military operation; to conduct one → ________________
a fight, contest, or determined effort, or to fight or strive against difficulty → ________________
to make great effort, fight, or move with difficulty, or a hard contest or difficult situation → ________________
a sudden violent release of energy, or a rapid increase or outbreak → ________________
to attack with bombs or shells, or to direct a continuous stream of questions or information at someone → ________________
an explosive weapon, a nuclear weapon, a large amount of money, or a complete failure; to attack with bombs, move very fast, or fail badly → ________________
an explosion, strong gust, loud sound, harsh criticism, or enjoyable experience; to explode, play loudly, criticise, or strike; an expression of annoyance → ________________
to break open or emerge suddenly, or a sudden short outbreak, opening, or series → ________________
to cause something to begin or produce a spark, or a small flash, trace, inspiration, or trigger → ________________
to shine with a small changing light, or such a light → ________________
an explosive powder formerly used in firearms and blasting → ________________
a large container, armoured military vehicle, or reservoir; to fall sharply or deliberately lose → ________________
a large heavy gun, or to collide violently with something → ________________
a guided weapon or any object thrown or projected at a target → ________________

第四轮：语境填空（2576—2600）

词库（每词限用一次）： arrow · beat · blade · bullet · deflect · deploy · equip · flame · flare · glitter · glow · hammer · helmet · hit · mission · pistol · prepare · provide · rifle · shield · spear · sword · target · weapon · ax

The museum used the general term ______ for any object designed or used to injure, damage, threaten, or fight.
The evidence label identified the compact one-handed firearm as a ______.
Unlike a smooth-bore historical gun, a ______ has grooves inside its long barrel.
The deformed metal projectile recovered from the wall was catalogued as a ______.
In the training diagram, the red circle marked the object selected for aim as the ______.
The angled safety screen was designed to ______ fragments away from visitors.
Protecting the collection while educating the public was the museum's central ______.
Staff used an extinguisher on the visible training ______ above the burner.
The emergency team raised a bright signal ______ so that observers could locate them.
Conservators removed loose decorative ______ because its reflective particles obscured the label.
Even after the lamp was switched off, a faint green ______ remained on the exit marker.
Only the sharp cutting part of the tool is called its ______.
The medieval exhibit displayed a long metal ______ with a handle and guard.
The forestry display included an ______, a chopping tool with a heavy metal cutting head.
A carpenter normally drives a nail with a ______ rather than with a cutting tool.
The directional symbol copied the shape of an ______, a pointed projectile used with a bow.
The ceremonial ______ consisted of a long shaft with a pointed head.
Each cyclist in the safety film protected their head with a ______.
The transparent barrier acted as a ______ between the fragile object and the crowd.
Organisers must ______ every guide with a radio, identification card, and safety vest.
Staff met early to ______ the evacuation route before visitors arrived.
The venue will ______ clear written instructions in several languages.
During the drill, coordinators will ______ trained guides at every marked exit.
If a falling object were to ______ the barrier, sensors would record the impact.
The team hoped to ______ its previous evacuation time while preserving safety and calm.

十、答案

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第一轮答案

trial
suspect
sentence
arrest
jail
prison
confine
oversee
supervise
restrict
restrain
commit
sin
crime
vice
bribe
rob
pirate
steal
thief
murder
suicide
deceive
cheat
fraud

第二轮答案

liar
trap
trick
pretend
fool
stigma
confess
conform
reconcile
obey
succumb
penalty
fine
mortgage
ownership
copyright
privilege
accredit
clue
access
anonymous
false
genuine
procedure
routine

第三轮答案

consequence
demand
request
require
petition
command
instruct
violence
conflict
raid
enormity
campaign
battle
struggle
explosion
bombard
bomb
blast
burst
spark
twinkle
gunpowder
tank
cannon
missile

第四轮答案

weapon
pistol
rifle
bullet
target
deflect
mission
flame
flare
glitter
glow
blade
sword
ax
hammer
arrow
spear
helmet
shield
equip
prepare
provide
deploy
hit
beat

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