Day 27｜雅思词汇手机记忆中心

Day 27｜雅思词汇100词（2601—2700）

Semantic Map

Use these groups to build a neutral “战争、灾祸与公共回应图谱” linking attacks and sieges, restraint and resistance, crisis intensity and strategic obligation, and peaceful protest, loss, and funerary practice before memorising individual definitions.

Attacks, Hardship, Intrusion, and Siege

strike · punch · chop · stab · dilemma · plight · pitfall · conspiracy · destitute · famine · starve · deprive · seize · pursue · threat · offend · aggressive · invade · trespass · intrude · violate · attack · assault · challenge · siege

Encirclement, Restraint, Resistance, and Degrees of Severity

surround · enclose · pause · halt · cease · oppose · oppress · counter · deter · forbid · prohibit · prevent · revolt · betray · treason · rebel · traitor · patriot · blame · reproach · evidence · proof · terror · terrible · terrific

Alarm, Turmoil, Boundaries, Strategy, and Obligation

horrible · alarm · dread · frighten · tension · turbulent · turmoil · scenario · occasion · limit · boundary · rein · compete · contest · contend · rival · competitor · enemy · strategy · tactic · maneuver · blueprint · warn · compel · oblige

Protest, Force, Harm Reduction, Casualties, and Funerals

protest · refute · might · force · reinforce · impair · mitigate · comfort · event · matter · happen · occur · savage · reckless · fierce · foul · evil · devil · punishment · execute · hang · sacrifice · casualty · bury · funeral

第1组｜2601—2625

No.	Word	IPA	POS	English definition	中文核心义
2601	strike	/straɪk/	v./n.	to hit, attack, or stop work in organised protest; an act of hitting, a military attack, or a work stoppage	击打；袭击；罢工；打击行动
2602	punch	/pʌntʃ/	v./n.	to hit with a closed hand, make a hole, or press a control; a blow, strong impact, or hole-making tool	用拳猛击；打孔；按键；重拳；冲击力
2603	chop	/tʃɒp/	v./n.	to cut something into pieces with repeated sharp blows, or reduce it suddenly; a cutting blow or a piece of meat with a bone	劈；切碎；削减；劈砍动作；带骨肉排
2604	stab	/stæb/	v./n.	to wound or pierce with a pointed object; a thrust, a sudden sharp pain, or an attempt	刺；猛刺；刺伤；刺痛；尝试
2605	dilemma	/dɪˈlemə/	n.	a difficult situation requiring a choice between two or more unsatisfactory alternatives	两难处境；进退两难
2606	plight	/plaɪt/	n.	a difficult, dangerous, or unfortunate situation, especially one that causes suffering	困境；苦难处境
2607	pitfall	/ˈpɪtfɔːl/	n.	a hidden or easily overlooked danger or difficulty in a plan or activity	隐患；陷阱；易忽视的困难
2608	conspiracy	/kənˈspɪrəsi/	n.	a secret plan by a group to do something unlawful or harmful	阴谋；共同密谋
2609	destitute	/ˈdestɪtjuːt/	adj.	lacking money, food, shelter, and other basic necessities, or completely lacking something specified	一贫如洗的；赤贫的；缺乏的
2610	famine	/ˈfæmɪn/	n.	an extreme and prolonged shortage of food affecting many people	饥荒；严重粮食短缺
2611	starve	/stɑːv/	v.	to suffer or die from lack of food, or to be seriously deprived of something necessary	挨饿；饿死；严重缺乏
2612	deprive	/dɪˈpraɪv/	v.	to prevent someone from having or using something necessary, valued, or expected	剥夺；使丧失
2613	seize	/siːz/	v.	to take hold of suddenly or by force or legal authority, or to take advantage of an opportunity	抓住；夺取；占领；逮捕；没收；把握机会
2614	pursue	/pəˈsjuː/	v.	to follow or chase someone, or to continue seeking a goal, activity, or course of study	追赶；追求；从事；继续学习
2615	threat	/θret/	n.	a statement, person, or situation indicating possible harm, danger, or loss	威胁；构成威胁的人或事物
2616	offend	/əˈfend/	v.	to upset or insult someone, or to break a law, rule, or accepted standard	冒犯；使不快；违法；违背
2617	aggressive	/əˈɡresɪv/	adj.	ready to attack or confront, or forceful and determined in pursuing an aim	好斗的；挑衅的；强势进取的
2618	invade	/ɪnˈveɪd/	v.	to enter a country by military force, or enter a place or area in large numbers or without respect for privacy	入侵；涌入；侵犯
2619	trespass	/ˈtrespəs/	vi./n.	to enter land or property without permission; an unlawful entry or a moral offence	非法侵入；擅闯；过失
2620	intrude	/ɪnˈtruːd/	vi.	to enter a place, situation, or private matter without invitation or permission	闯入；侵入；打扰
2621	violate	/ˈvaɪəleɪt/	v.	to break a law, rule, agreement, or right, or treat something sacred or personal without respect	违反；侵犯；亵渎
2622	attack	/əˈtæk/	n./v.	to use violence against, criticise strongly, or damage; an act of violence, criticism, or sudden harmful illness	攻击；进攻；抨击；侵害；发作
2623	assault	/əˈsɔːlt/	n./v.	depending on the jurisdiction, an unlawful physical attack or the threat or attempt of one—some legal systems classify completed unlawful contact separately as battery; also a forceful attack or sensory onslaught	（依司法辖区）人身攻击、攻击威胁或企图；部分法域将既遂非法接触另称 battery；猛烈攻击；感官冲击
2624	challenge	/ˈtʃælɪndʒ/	n./v.	a difficult task or test, or an invitation to compete; to question, dispute, or confront	挑战；难题；质疑；盘问
2625	siege	/siːdʒ/	n.	a military operation in which forces surround a place and block supplies to make it surrender	围困；围城；围堵

第2组｜2626—2650

No.	Word	IPA	POS	English definition	中文核心义
2626	surround	/səˈraʊnd/	v./n.	to be or move all around someone or something; the material or area forming a border	围绕；包围；周围；边框
2627	enclose	/ɪnˈkləʊz/	v.	to surround or close off with a barrier, or to include something inside a letter or parcel	围住；完全包围；圈起；随信附上
2628	pause	/pɔːz/	v./n.	to stop an action briefly before continuing; a short temporary stop	暂停；停顿；暂停按钮
2629	halt	/hɔːlt/	v./n.	to bring or come to a complete stop; a stop or a small railway station	停止；使停下；小站
2630	cease	/siːs/	v.	to stop happening or stop doing something, especially in formal contexts	停止；终止
2631	oppose	/əˈpəʊz/	v.	to disagree with, resist, or compete against a person, policy, or action	反对；抵制；对抗
2632	oppress	/əˈpres/	v.	to govern or treat people cruelly or unjustly, or burden someone mentally	压迫；压制；使压抑
2633	counter	/ˈkaʊntə/	n./v./adv.	to respond to or reduce the effect of something; a surface for transactions, a counting device, or an opposing response; in the opposite direction	反驳；抵消；柜台；计数器；相反地
2634	deter	/dɪˈtɜː/	v.	to discourage someone from acting by making difficulty, danger, or punishment seem likely	威慑；阻止；使不敢
2635	forbid	/fəˈbɪd/	v.	to order that an action is not allowed, or make it impossible	禁止；不准；阻碍
2636	prohibit	/prəˈhɪbɪt/	v.	to ban something formally through a law, rule, or authority	正式禁止；阻止
2637	prevent	/prɪˈvent/	v.	to stop something from happening or stop someone from doing something	阻止；预防；妨碍
2638	revolt	/rɪˈvəʊlt/	n./v.	an organised attempt to resist or remove authority; to rebel, or to cause strong disgust	起义；反抗；违抗；使厌恶
2639	betray	/bɪˈtreɪ/	v.	to be disloyal, reveal protected information, or unintentionally show a feeling or fact	背叛；泄露；辜负；无意中暴露
2640	treason	/ˈtriːzən/	n.	the crime of betraying one's country or attempting to overthrow its government	叛国罪；叛国
2641	rebel	/ˈrebəl; rɪˈbel/	n./v.	a person who resists authority or control; to resist or refuse to obey	反叛者；叛逆者；反抗；违抗
2642	traitor	/ˈtreɪtə/	n.	a person who betrays a country, group, cause, or trusted people	叛徒；背叛者
2643	patriot	/ˈpætriət/	n.	a person who strongly supports and is devoted to their country	爱国者
2644	blame	/bleɪm/	v./n.	to hold someone or something responsible for a fault or harm; responsibility for it	指责；归咎于；责任
2645	reproach	/rɪˈprəʊtʃ/	n./v.	to express disappointment or disapproval; criticism, shame, or a source of shame	责备；批评；羞耻；可耻之事
2646	evidence	/ˈevɪdəns/	n./v.	information or material that indicates whether something is true; to show or prove clearly	证据；迹象；证明
2647	proof	/pruːf/	n./adj./v.	evidence establishing truth, a test or trial copy; resistant to something; to protect or check before publication	证明；证据；检验；校样；防护的；校对
2648	terror	/ˈterə/	n.	extreme fear, something causing it, or violence intended to create fear for political purposes	极度恐惧；恐怖之物；恐怖活动
2649	terrible	/ˈterəbəl/	adj.	extremely bad, unpleasant, frightening, harmful, or difficult	糟糕的；可怕的；有害的；极其困难的
2650	terrific	/təˈrɪfɪk/	adj.	excellent, or very great in size, amount, or intensity	极好的；巨大的；强烈的

第3组｜2651—2675

No.	Word	IPA	POS	English definition	中文核心义
2651	horrible	/ˈhɒrəbəl/	adj.	very unpleasant, shocking, frightening, or unkind	很糟糕的；令人震惊的；可怕的；不友善的
2652	alarm	/əˈlɑːm/	n./v.	a warning signal or device, or sudden fear; to make someone anxious or afraid	警报；警报器；惊恐；使惊恐
2653	dread	/dred/	v./n./adj.	to anticipate with great fear; intense fear; greatly feared or frightening	害怕；畏惧；恐惧；可怕的
2654	frighten	/ˈfraɪtən/	v.	to make someone feel afraid or nervous	惊吓；使害怕
2655	tension	/ˈtenʃən/	n./v.	mental strain or conflict between people or groups, or a stretching force; to apply tension to	紧张；紧张局势；冲突；张力；拉紧
2656	turbulent	/ˈtɜːbjələnt/	adj.	marked by disorder or conflict, or moving violently and irregularly like air or water	动荡的；混乱的；湍急的；气流紊乱的
2657	turmoil	/ˈtɜːmɔɪl/	n.	a state of great confusion, uncertainty, or disturbance	混乱；动荡；骚乱
2658	scenario	/səˈnɑːriəʊ/	n.	a description of a possible situation or sequence of events, or an outline for a dramatic work	可能情景；设想；剧情梗概
2659	occasion	/əˈkeɪʒən/	n./v.	a particular time, event, or reason; to cause something	场合；时机；特殊事件；理由；引起
2660	limit	/ˈlɪmɪt/	n./v.	the greatest permitted amount or a boundary; to restrict amount, extent, or use	限额；极限；边界；限制
2661	boundary	/ˈbaʊndəri/	n.	a real or imagined line marking the edge or limit of an area or acceptable behaviour	边界；界限
2662	rein	/reɪn/	n.	a strap used to control a horse, or a means of controlling or directing something	缰绳；控制手段；支配
2663	compete	/kəmˈpiːt/	vi.	to try to win or succeed against others in a contest, market, or activity	竞争；参赛
2664	contest	/ˈkɒntest; kənˈtest/	n./v.	a competition or struggle for control; to compete for or formally dispute something	比赛；争夺；竞争；质疑
2665	contend	/kənˈtend/	v.	to compete or struggle against difficulty, or to argue that a statement is true	竞争；抗争；应对；主张
2666	rival	/ˈraɪvəl/	n./adj./v.	a person or organisation competing for the same aim; competing; to equal or match	竞争对手；竞争的；与……相匹敌
2667	competitor	/kəmˈpetɪtə/	n.	a person, team, or organisation taking part in a competition or competing in a market	参赛者；竞争者；竞争机构
2668	enemy	/ˈenəmi/	n.	a person or group that is hostile or opposed, or something harmful that must be resisted	敌人；敌对者；大敌；有害事物
2669	strategy	/ˈstrætədʒi/	n.	an overall plan designed to achieve a major or long-term aim	战略；总体策略；策划
2670	tactic	/ˈtæktɪk/	n.	a specific action or method used to achieve a short-term part of a plan	战术；具体策略；手段
2671	maneuver	/məˈnuːvə/	n.	a planned movement requiring skill, or a strategic action, especially in military or political contexts	机动动作；策略；军事演习
2672	blueprint	/ˈbluːprɪnt/	n.	a detailed technical design or a comprehensive plan for achieving something	蓝图；详细设计；行动方案
2673	warn	/wɔːn/	v.	to inform someone about possible danger, difficulty, or punishment	警告；告诫；提醒
2674	compel	/kəmˈpel/	v.	to force someone to act through authority, pressure, or unavoidable circumstances	强迫；迫使；使不得不
2675	oblige	/əˈblaɪdʒ/	v.	to require someone by law, duty, or circumstances, or to help someone as a favour	迫使；使负有义务；帮忙；施惠

第4组｜2676—2700

No.	Word	IPA	POS	English definition	中文核心义
2676	protest	/ˈprəʊtest; prəˈtest/	n./v.	a statement or public action expressing strong objection; to object publicly or firmly	抗议；反对；申明
2677	refute	/rɪˈfjuːt/	v.	to prove that a statement, claim, or argument is false	反驳；驳斥；证明错误
2678	might	/maɪt/	v./n.	used to express possibility or make a tentative suggestion; great strength or power	可能；也许；不妨；力量；威力
2679	force	/fɔːs/	n./v.	physical power, coercion, authority, or an organised military or police body; to make someone act or move something with power	力量；武力；强制力；部队；迫使；用力推动
2680	reinforce	/ˌriːɪnˈfɔːs/	v.	to strengthen or support an idea, structure, or group, often by adding material or personnel	加强；加固；强化；增援
2681	impair	/ɪmˈpeə/	v.	to weaken, damage, or reduce the quality or effective functioning of something	削弱；损害；使功能受损
2682	mitigate	/ˈmɪtɪɡeɪt/	v.	to make something harmful, severe, or painful less serious	减轻；缓和；降低危害
2683	comfort	/ˈkʌmfət/	n./v.	physical ease or emotional relief; to console someone who is distressed	舒适；安慰；慰藉；安慰某人
2684	event	/ɪˈvent/	n.	something that happens, especially an important occurrence or an organised public activity	事件；活动；赛事
2685	matter	/ˈmætə/	n./v.	a subject, problem, situation, or physical substance; to be important	问题；事情；事项；物质；要紧
2686	happen	/ˈhæpən/	v.	to take place, especially by chance, or to have a particular experience or fate	发生；碰巧；遭遇
2687	occur	/əˈkɜː/	vi.	to happen or exist, especially in a particular place or situation, or to come to mind	发生；存在；出现于脑海
2688	savage	/ˈsævɪdʒ/	adj./n./v.	cruel, violent, or severely critical; a cruel person; to attack or criticise fiercely	残暴的；猛烈批评的；残暴者；猛攻；痛斥
2689	reckless	/ˈrekləs/	adj.	careless about danger and the possible harmful consequences of one's actions	鲁莽的；不计后果的
2690	fierce	/fɪəs/	adj.	violent, intense, powerful, or aggressively determined	凶猛的；激烈的；强烈的
2691	foul	/faʊl/	adj./v./n.	very unpleasant, dirty, or against the rules; an illegal action in sport; to pollute, block, or break a rule	恶臭的；肮脏的；恶劣的；犯规的；犯规；污染
2692	evil	/ˈiːvəl/	adj./n.	profoundly immoral or harmful; wickedness or a harmful social condition	邪恶的；有害的；恶行；社会弊端
2693	devil	/ˈdevəl/	n.	an evil spirit, or informally a troublesome, energetic, or unfortunate person	魔鬼；恶魔；淘气鬼；家伙
2694	punishment	/ˈpʌnɪʃmənt/	n.	a penalty or suffering imposed for an offence, or severe physical damage or strain	惩罚；处罚；严厉损伤
2695	execute	/ˈeksɪkjuːt/	v.	to carry out a plan or order; to formally sign a legal document so that it becomes valid; or to put someone to death as a legal penalty	执行计划或命令；正式签署并使法律文书生效；处决
2696	hang	/hæŋ/	v./n.	to suspend or be suspended, to execute by suspension from the neck, or to remain or spend time informally; the way something falls	悬挂；垂下；绞死；停留；闲逛；垂坠感
2697	sacrifice	/ˈsækrɪfaɪs/	n./v.	to give up something valued for a greater purpose; the act or thing given up, sometimes as a religious offering	牺牲；舍弃；祭品；献祭
2698	casualty	/ˈkæʒuəlti/	n.	a person killed or injured in war or an accident, something seriously damaged, or a hospital emergency department	伤亡人员；受害者；严重受损事物；急诊科
2699	bury	/ˈberi/	v.	to place a dead body in the ground, or to cover, hide, or lose something beneath another material	埋葬；掩埋；覆盖；隐藏；失去
2700	funeral	/ˈfjuːnərəl/	n.	a ceremony for a person who has died, usually before burial or cremation	葬礼；丧礼

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. The accounts are neutral learning scenarios and do not advocate violence or unlawful conduct.

Story 1｜A Humanitarian Report from a Besieged District（Words 2601—2625）

After a reported strike damaged a warehouse near the city boundary, an engineering team used a steel punch to mark unsafe panels and an axe to chop through fallen timber. At the clinic, doctors treated a civilian with a stab wound from an unrelated dispute. Aid coordinators then faced a dilemma: enter before the route was fully inspected or delay supplies to families already in a serious plight. One hidden pitfall was an unverified rumour about a conspiracy, which could distract attention from the documented needs of destitute residents. Years of drought had increased the risk of famine, and officials warned that isolated households might starve if damaged roads continued to deprive them of food. Monitors reported that an armed unit had tried to seize fuel trucks and pursue people leaving the district. The incident was treated as a credible threat, but investigators avoided language that might offend witnesses or portray an entire community as aggressive. Their mandate was to determine whether forces had attempted to invade protected areas, trespass on private land, intrude into medical facilities, or violate humanitarian rules. The final report distinguished a general attack from assault, whose legal scope and relationship to battery vary by jurisdiction, described access negotiations as a major challenge, and recorded how the prolonged siege had restricted essential supplies.

中文梗概： 人道援助人员在受围困城区调查仓库受损、道路阻断和物资短缺，并核实有关侵入、袭击及违规行为的证据。报告谨慎区分传闻与已证实事实，也说明 assault 的法律范围及其与 battery 的关系会因司法辖区而异。

Story 2｜Monitoring a Ceasefire and a Historical Archive（Words 2626—2650）

During ceasefire monitoring, observers watched security vehicles surround a damaged administrative block while temporary fencing began to enclose the unsafe courtyard. Negotiators requested a short pause, then asked both sides to halt new deployments and cease hostile broadcasts. Civil groups could lawfully oppose policy, the lead observer noted, but authorities must not oppress residents. Independent media were encouraged to counter false reports with verified information, while visible inspections were intended to deter weapons transfers. Emergency rules could forbid entry into one unstable building and formally prohibit the movement of hazardous material, but they should not prevent peaceful daily activity elsewhere. At the city archive, a separate exhibition documented an earlier revolt and examined why some officials chose to betray public trust. Court records defined treason precisely rather than applying it loosely to every rebel; they also showed how propaganda could label a dissenter a traitor and a supporter a patriot without examining conduct. The curator refused to assign collective blame or use the exhibition as a vehicle for reproach. Instead, each claim was paired with primary evidence, and stronger conclusions required independent proof. Personal accounts conveyed the population's terror and the terrible damage to homes, yet visitors also noted the terrific professionalism of medical teams—a reminder that the last two adjectives have sharply different meanings.

中文梗概： 停火观察员区分短暂停顿、完全停止、正式禁令和实际预防措施；历史档案展则以证据和证明为基础讨论反抗、背叛与政治标签。结尾特意对比 terrible 的“糟糕、可怕”与 terrific 的“极好、巨大或强烈”。

Story 3｜Planning for a High-Risk Evacuation（Words 2651—2675）

Emergency planners reviewed a horrible bridge collapse after an automatic alarm brought residents outside. Many people described a lingering dread of another failure, so officials avoided images likely to frighten children or increase community tension. Weather records showed turbulent river flow, while inconsistent instructions had created administrative turmoil. The team tested a flood scenario for the occasion when water might exceed the safe limit at the district boundary. Commanders kept a tight rein on vehicle access, but invited transport firms to compete for a transparent logistics contract. A supplier could contest the result through an appeal, and engineers were free to contend that another design was safer. Each rival company and individual competitor received the same data; planners treated flooding, not another organisation, as the common enemy. Their overall strategy prioritised hospitals, while one practical tactic assigned buses to fixed neighbourhoods. Drivers rehearsed a turning maneuver, and architects produced a blueprint for a temporary crossing. Sirens would warn residents before closure. If danger became immediate, emergency law could compel evacuation, while the aid agreement would oblige both authorities and contractors to keep medical routes open.

中文梗概： 应急团队分析桥梁事故与洪水风险，区分恐惧、紧张、动荡和混乱，并通过情景、限值及边界制定疏散计划。故事还区分总体战略、具体战术、机动动作与蓝图，以及 compel 的外力强迫和 oblige 的法律、职责义务。

Story 4｜A Peaceful Demonstration and a Community Funeral（Words 2676—2700）

Independent observers attended a peaceful protest after an industrial fire. Organisers presented laboratory results to refute a rumour that the drinking-water system was contaminated. Officials said they might use limited legal force only to protect emergency access, while engineers would reinforce a weakened barrier. Dense smoke could impair visibility, and respirators would help mitigate exposure. Counsellors remained nearby to comfort bereaved families. The public event focused on a serious matter: how did the failure happen, and why did it not occur to inspectors that a backup alarm had been disconnected? A newspaper published a savage critique of the company's reckless maintenance, while firefighters described fierce winds and a foul chemical smell. The official inquiry rejected claims that every manager was evil or that one individual was a devil, replacing emotive labels with evidence. A court would decide any proportionate punishment, and safety agencies would execute the resulting orders. At the memorial, residents chose to hang white ribbons and recognise the sacrifice of rescue workers. The hospital confirmed one fatal casualty. After consultation, the family decided to bury their relative locally, and the non-denominational funeral was conducted with privacy and dignity.

中文梗概： 工业火灾后，观察员记录和平抗议、检测结果和安全措施，调查关注事故如何发生以及检查人员为何未想到备用警报已断开。报道避免将个人妖魔化，并依次说明依法处罚、执行整改、纪念牺牲、确认伤亡、安葬和举行葬礼。

Day 27｜100词记忆巩固训练

第一轮：看英文释义，写单词（2601—2625）

to hit, attack, or stop work in organised protest; an act of hitting, a military attack, or a work stoppage → ________________
to hit with a closed hand, make a hole, or press a control; a blow, strong impact, or hole-making tool → ________________
to cut something into pieces with repeated sharp blows, or reduce it suddenly; a cutting blow or a piece of meat with a bone → ________________
to wound or pierce with a pointed object; a thrust, a sudden sharp pain, or an attempt → ________________
a difficult situation requiring a choice between two or more unsatisfactory alternatives → ________________
a difficult, dangerous, or unfortunate situation, especially one that causes suffering → ________________
a hidden or easily overlooked danger or difficulty in a plan or activity → ________________
a secret plan by a group to do something unlawful or harmful → ________________
lacking money, food, shelter, and other basic necessities, or completely lacking something specified → ________________
an extreme and prolonged shortage of food affecting many people → ________________
to suffer or die from lack of food, or to be seriously deprived of something necessary → ________________
to prevent someone from having or using something necessary, valued, or expected → ________________
to take hold of suddenly or by force or legal authority, or to take advantage of an opportunity → ________________
to follow or chase someone, or to continue seeking a goal, activity, or course of study → ________________
a statement, person, or situation indicating possible harm, danger, or loss → ________________
to upset or insult someone, or to break a law, rule, or accepted standard → ________________
ready to attack or confront, or forceful and determined in pursuing an aim → ________________
to enter a country by military force, or enter a place or area in large numbers or without respect for privacy → ________________
to enter land or property without permission; an unlawful entry or a moral offence → ________________
to enter a place, situation, or private matter without invitation or permission → ________________
to break a law, rule, agreement, or right, or treat something sacred or personal without respect → ________________
to use violence against, criticise strongly, or damage; an act of violence, criticism, or sudden harmful illness → ________________
depending on the jurisdiction, an unlawful physical attack or the threat or attempt of one—some legal systems classify completed unlawful contact separately as battery; also a forceful attack or sensory onslaught → ________________
a difficult task or test, or an invitation to compete; to question, dispute, or confront → ________________
a military operation in which forces surround a place and block supplies to make it surrender → ________________

第二轮：看中文，拼写单词（2626—2650）

围绕；包围；周围；边框 → ________________
围住；完全包围；圈起；随信附上 → ________________
暂停；停顿；暂停按钮 → ________________
停止；使停下；小站 → ________________
停止；终止 → ________________
反对；抵制；对抗 → ________________
压迫；压制；使压抑 → ________________
反驳；抵消；柜台；计数器；相反地 → ________________
威慑；阻止；使不敢 → ________________
禁止；不准；阻碍 → ________________
正式禁止；阻止 → ________________
阻止；预防；妨碍 → ________________
起义；反抗；违抗；使厌恶 → ________________
背叛；泄露；辜负；无意中暴露 → ________________
叛国罪；叛国 → ________________
反叛者；叛逆者；反抗；违抗 → ________________
叛徒；背叛者 → ________________
爱国者 → ________________
指责；归咎于；责任 → ________________
责备；批评；羞耻；可耻之事 → ________________
证据；迹象；证明 → ________________
证明；证据；检验；校样；防护的；校对 → ________________
极度恐惧；恐怖之物；恐怖活动 → ________________
糟糕的；可怕的；有害的；极其困难的 → ________________
极好的；巨大的；强烈的 → ________________

第三轮：看英文释义，写单词（2651—2675）

very unpleasant, shocking, frightening, or unkind → ________________
a warning signal or device, or sudden fear; to make someone anxious or afraid → ________________
to anticipate with great fear; intense fear; greatly feared or frightening → ________________
to make someone feel afraid or nervous → ________________
mental strain or conflict between people or groups, or a stretching force; to apply tension to → ________________
marked by disorder or conflict, or moving violently and irregularly like air or water → ________________
a state of great confusion, uncertainty, or disturbance → ________________
a description of a possible situation or sequence of events, or an outline for a dramatic work → ________________
a particular time, event, or reason; to cause something → ________________
the greatest permitted amount or a boundary; to restrict amount, extent, or use → ________________
a real or imagined line marking the edge or limit of an area or acceptable behaviour → ________________
a strap used to control a horse, or a means of controlling or directing something → ________________
to try to win or succeed against others in a contest, market, or activity → ________________
a competition or struggle for control; to compete for or formally dispute something → ________________
to compete or struggle against difficulty, or to argue that a statement is true → ________________
a person or organisation competing for the same aim; competing; to equal or match → ________________
a person, team, or organisation taking part in a competition or competing in a market → ________________
a person or group that is hostile or opposed, or something harmful that must be resisted → ________________
an overall plan designed to achieve a major or long-term aim → ________________
a specific action or method used to achieve a short-term part of a plan → ________________
a planned movement requiring skill, or a strategic action, especially in military or political contexts → ________________
a detailed technical design or a comprehensive plan for achieving something → ________________
to inform someone about possible danger, difficulty, or punishment → ________________
to force someone to act through authority, pressure, or unavoidable circumstances → ________________
to require someone by law, duty, or circumstances, or to help someone as a favour → ________________

第四轮：语境填空（2676—2700）

词库（每词限用一次）： bury · casualty · comfort · devil · event · evil · execute · fierce · force · foul · funeral · hang · happen · impair · matter · might · mitigate · occur · protest · punishment · reckless · refute · reinforce · sacrifice · savage

Hundreds joined a peaceful ______ outside city hall to object publicly to the closure of the independent inquiry.
Verified laboratory results were published to ______ the false claim that the entire water supply was contaminated.
If the wind changes before dawn, smoke ______ move towards the northern district.
The review examined whether the limited use of physical ______ was lawful and proportionate.
Engineers will add steel braces to ______ the wall rather than replace the whole structure.
Even moderate smoke can ______ a driver's vision and slow an evacuation.
Temporary flood barriers cannot remove the risk, but they can ______ the damage.
A trained counsellor stayed with the family to ______ them after the confirmed loss.
The memorial was a carefully organised public ______ with speakers, music, and a minute of silence.
Whether the warning system failed is a serious ______ for the independent inquiry.
During an unannounced visit, an inspector might ______ to notice a defect that routine checks had missed.
Only later did it ______ to the inspector that the backup alarm had never sounded.
The judge described the deliberately cruel assault as a ______ act rather than an accident.
Driving at high speed through a marked evacuation zone was plainly ______.
Firefighters struggled to control the blaze in ______ winds that repeatedly changed direction.
Residents reported a ______ chemical smell coming from the damaged storage tank.
The museum explains how propaganda can portray an opposing population as ______ instead of examining individual conduct.
A witness used the word ______ as an emotive label, but the official report replaced it with a factual description.
The court stated that any ______ for the safety offence must be lawful and proportionate.
Emergency teams rehearsed how to ______ the evacuation plan without blocking ambulance access.
Families chose to ______ white ribbons from the memorial fence.
The ceremony recognised the personal ______ made by rescue workers who entered the unstable building.
The hospital confirmed that one firefighter was the only fatal ______ of the incident.
The family decided to ______ their relative in the local cemetery after a private service.
The non-denominational ______ allowed relatives and colleagues to mourn together before burial.

十、答案

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第一轮答案

strike
punch
chop
stab
dilemma
plight
pitfall
conspiracy
destitute
famine
starve
deprive
seize
pursue
threat
offend
aggressive
invade
trespass
intrude
violate
attack
assault
challenge
siege

第二轮答案

surround
enclose
pause
halt
cease
oppose
oppress
counter
deter
forbid
prohibit
prevent
revolt
betray
treason
rebel
traitor
patriot
blame
reproach
evidence
proof
terror
terrible
terrific

第三轮答案

horrible
alarm
dread
frighten
tension
turbulent
turmoil
scenario
occasion
limit
boundary
rein
compete
contest
contend
rival
competitor
enemy
strategy
tactic
maneuver
blueprint
warn
compel
oblige

第四轮答案

protest
refute
might
force
reinforce
impair
mitigate
comfort
event
matter
happen
occur
savage
reckless
fierce
foul
evil
devil
punishment
execute
hang
sacrifice
casualty
bury
funeral

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