Day 30｜雅思词汇手机记忆中心

Day 30｜雅思词汇100词（2901—3000）

Semantic Map

Use these groups to build an “动作整理节奏图谱” linking intake and observation, urging and handling, fastening and patterned movement, and deliberate arrangement with emotional or cognitive responses before memorising individual definitions.

Intake, Observation, Commitments, and Urgency

intake · revive · survive · glare · glimpse · glance · peep · gaze · peer · stare · contemplate · vow · oath · pledge · whistle · reply · notify · assert · explain · quarrel · dispute · argument · mention · hurry · hasten

Urging, Social Reactions, Grasping, and Folding

urge · scold · curse · swear · provoke · preach · boast · tease · mock · touch · hug · clap · applaud · kneel · catch · snatch · grab · grasp · overtake · follow · grip · mess · twist · scatter · fold

Fastening, Surface Work, Motion, and Connection

fasten · loosen · smash · scratch · wipe · scrape · polish · split · sway · shake · vibrate · whirl · rotate · shuffle · collide · contact · connect · combine · integrate · penetrate · pierce · insert · tilt · tow · trail

Arrangement, Direction, Risk, Emotion, and Ignorance

arrange · manipulate · steer · baptize · bet · stake · gamble · promise · attract · obsess · mesmerize · nightmare · amaze · marvel · astonish · involve · annoy · upset · bewilder · irony · indignity · contempt · neglect · disregard · ignorance

第1组｜2901—2925

No. Word IPA POS English definition 中文核心义
2901 intake /ˈɪnteɪk/ n. the amount of food, air, or another substance taken in, a group admitted, or an opening through which something enters 摄入量；录取人数；进气口；吸气
2902 revive /rɪˈvaɪv/ v. to bring someone or something back to consciousness, strength, or activity, or to become active again 使苏醒；使恢复；重新开始；重演
2903 survive /səˈvaɪv/ v. to continue to live or exist after danger or difficulty, or to live longer than someone else 生存；幸存；继续存在；比……活得久
2904 glare /ɡleə/ vi./n. to look angrily or shine with an unpleasantly strong light; an angry look or harsh light 怒视；发出刺眼强光；强光；怒视
2905 glimpse /ɡlɪmps/ n./v. a brief look or incomplete understanding, or to see something for a moment 一瞥；初步了解；瞥见；开始理解
2906 glance /ɡlɑːns/ vi./n. to look quickly at something, or a quick look 瞥一眼；浏览；一瞥
2907 peep /piːp/ v./n. to look quickly and secretly through an opening, begin to appear, or make a short high sound; a quick secret look or high sound 偷看；微露；发出短促高音；一瞥；吱吱声
2908 gaze /ɡeɪz/ v./n. to look steadily at someone or something for a long time, or a long steady look 凝视；凝视的目光
2909 peer /pɪə/ n./v. a person of the same age or status, or to look closely or with difficulty 同龄人；同等地位者；贵族；仔细看
2910 stare /steə/ v./n. to look at someone or something fixedly for a long time, or a fixed look 盯着看；瞪视
2911 contemplate /ˈkɒntəmpleɪt/ v. to think carefully about something for a long time or look at it thoughtfully 考虑；思量；沉思；凝视
2912 vow /vaʊ/ v./n. to make a solemn promise, or a solemn promise 发誓；郑重承诺；誓言
2913 oath /əʊθ/ n. a solemn promise, especially one made formally or by calling on a sacred witness, or an offensive word 誓言；宣誓；咒骂
2914 pledge /pledʒ/ v./n. to make a formal promise or give something as security, or a formal promise 承诺；保证；抵押；誓约
2915 whistle /ˈwɪsəl/ n./v. a device or high clear sound made by forcing air through a small opening, or to make such a sound 哨子；哨声；口哨声；呼啸声；吹口哨；鸣笛
2916 reply /rɪˈplaɪ/ v./n. to answer someone in speech, writing, or action, or an answer 回答；回应；答复
2917 notify /ˈnəʊtɪfaɪ/ v. to inform someone officially about something 正式通知
2918 assert /əˈsɜːt/ v. to state firmly that something is true, behave confidently, or enforce a right or authority 断言；自信地表达；维护权利；行使权威
2919 explain /ɪkˈspleɪn/ v. to make something clear or give the reason for it 解释；说明原因
2920 quarrel /ˈkwɒrəl/ n./v. an angry disagreement, or to argue angrily with someone 争吵；抱怨的理由；争吵起来
2921 dispute /dɪˈspjuːt/ n./v. a serious disagreement, or to question, argue about, or compete for something 争议；质疑；争论；争夺
2922 argument /ˈɑːɡjəmənt/ n. an angry disagreement, a reason supporting a view, or a discussion presenting opposing views 争吵；论点；辩论
2923 mention /ˈmenʃən/ v./n. to refer to someone or something briefly, or a brief reference or formal recognition 提到；提名；提及；表扬
2924 hurry /ˈhʌri/ v./n. to move or act quickly, make someone act quickly, or a state of urgency 匆忙做；匆忙前往；催促；赶快完成；紧迫感
2925 hasten /ˈheɪsən/ v. to make something happen sooner or to move or act quickly 加速；促使提前发生；急忙行动；匆忙前往

第2组｜2926—2950

No. Word IPA POS English definition 中文核心义
2926 urge /ɜːdʒ/ v./n. to strongly advise or encourage someone to do something, or a strong desire or impulse 敦促；强烈推荐；驱使；冲动
2927 scold /skəʊld/ v. to speak angrily to someone because they have done something wrong 责骂；训斥
2928 curse /kɜːs/ n./v. an offensive word, evil wish, or persistent cause of trouble, or to swear at or wish harm on someone 骂人的话；诅咒；祸根；咒骂；施咒
2929 swear /sweə/ v. to use offensive language, make a solemn promise, or state formally that something is true 骂人；发誓；宣誓说真话；要求保密
2930 provoke /prəˈvəʊk/ v. to cause a reaction or feeling, especially anger, or deliberately make someone angry 引起；激起；激怒
2931 preach /priːtʃ/ v. to deliver a religious speech or publicly and repeatedly advocate a belief or behaviour 布道；宣扬；说教
2932 boast /bəʊst/ v./n. to speak too proudly about achievements or possessions, or to possess an impressive feature; a proud statement 吹嘘；以拥有……而自豪；拥有；自夸
2933 tease /tiːz/ v./n. to make fun of or playfully annoy someone, tempt without satisfying, or separate material into strands; a playful person or remark 取笑；逗弄；吊胃口；预告；撕开；玩笑
2934 mock /mɒk/ v./adj./n. to laugh at someone contemptuously or imitate them unkindly; not real but made as a copy; a practice examination 嘲笑；蔑视；虚假的；模拟的；模拟考试
2935 touch /tʌtʃ/ v./n. to put a hand or another part against something, affect someone emotionally, or concern a subject; physical contact or a small detail or amount 触碰；感动；影响；涉及；接触；手感；细节；少量
2936 hug /hʌɡ/ v./n. to hold someone closely in the arms or fit closely around something, or an act of holding someone this way 拥抱；抱住；紧贴；拥抱动作
2937 clap /klæp/ v./n. to strike the hands together to show approval, strike lightly, or put something down quickly; the sound or act produced 鼓掌；拍手；轻拍；快速放置；拍手声；巨响
2938 applaud /əˈplɔːd/ v. to show approval by clapping or to praise an action or idea 鼓掌；称赞
2939 kneel /niːl/ v. to go down onto one or both knees or remain in that position 跪下；跪着
2940 catch /kætʃ/ v./n. to stop and hold something moving, reach transport in time, capture someone, notice or understand something, or become infected; an act of catching or a hidden difficulty 抓住；接住；赶上；捕捉；染上；听清；理解；接球；隐患
2941 snatch /snætʃ/ v./n. to seize something suddenly or forcefully, or obtain a brief opportunity; a sudden seizure or short fragment 一把抓住；强行夺走；抓紧时间获取；抢夺；片段
2942 grab /ɡræb/ v./n. to take hold of something suddenly, seize an opportunity, or attract attention; a sudden attempt to seize something 抓住；快速拿取；抢夺；抓住机会；吸引注意；突然抓取
2943 grasp /ɡrɑːsp/ v./n. to hold something firmly, understand something, or take an opportunity; a firm hold or understanding 紧握；理解；抓住机会；掌握；能力范围
2944 overtake /ˌəʊvəˈteɪk/ v. to pass a moving person or vehicle, become more successful than someone, or affect someone suddenly 超车；超过；超越；突然降临
2945 follow /ˈfɒləʊ/ v. to move behind someone, come after something, obey instructions, understand, monitor, or develop as a result 跟随；接续；遵循；理解并跟上；关注；由……产生
2946 grip /ɡrɪp/ n./v. a firm hold, control, understanding, or ability to hold a surface, or to hold firmly or strongly affect someone 紧握；控制；理解；抓地力；手柄；紧握；强烈吸引
2947 mess /mes/ n./v. a dirty or confused state or a troublesome situation, or to make something untidy 脏乱状态；混乱局面；一团糟；弄乱
2948 twist /twɪst/ v./n. to bend, turn, wind, or distort something, or a turning movement, unexpected development, or curved shape 扭；转动；缠绕；曲解；扭转动作；意外转折；急弯
2949 scatter /ˈskætə/ v./n. to throw or move things in different directions over an area, or a small irregularly spread group 撒播；使分散；散开；散布物
2950 fold /fəʊld/ v./n. to bend one part over another, wrap something, or close a business; a bend, crease, enclosure, or group 折叠；包裹；关闭；褶皱；折痕；围栏；群体

第3组｜2951—2975

No. Word IPA POS English definition 中文核心义
2951 fasten /ˈfɑːsən/ v. to close or secure something firmly, or attach one thing to another 系紧；关紧；固定；附着
2952 loosen /ˈluːsən/ v. to make or become less tight, firmly fixed, or restricted 松开；解开；放松握持；放宽
2953 smash /smæʃ/ v./n. to break something violently into pieces, hit with great force, or defeat completely; a violent impact or major success 打碎；猛击；冲破；摧毁；撞毁；破碎声；严重碰撞；轰动作品
2954 scratch /skrætʃ/ v./n./adj. to mark or damage a surface with something sharp, rub itchy skin with the nails, or withdraw from an event; a mark made this way 抓挠；划伤；刮伤；退出；抓痕；划痕
2955 wipe /waɪp/ v./n. to clean or dry a surface by rubbing it, or remove something completely; an act or cloth used for wiping 擦拭；擦去；擦除；抹去；擦拭动作；湿巾
2956 scrape /skreɪp/ v./n. to rub against a rough or sharp surface, remove something by rubbing, or barely obtain; a scraped injury or difficult situation 刮掉；刮伤；刮擦；勉强获得；擦伤；困境
2957 polish /ˈpɒlɪʃ/ n./v. to make a surface smooth and shiny or improve work until refined; a substance or the quality of refinement 抛光；润色；抛光剂；光泽；精湛；优雅
2958 split /splɪt/ v./n. to divide or break into parts, share something, or separate; a division, crack, or share 分割；分摊；分裂；撕裂；分开；分歧；裂口；份额
2959 sway /sweɪ/ v./n. to move slowly from side to side or influence someone; a swinging movement or controlling influence 轻轻摇摆；影响；摇摆；影响力
2960 shake /ʃeɪk/ v./n. to move rapidly back and forth, cause shock, or weaken confidence; an act of shaking or trembling 摇晃；颤抖；使震惊；动摇；摇动；颤抖症状
2961 vibrate /vaɪˈbreɪt/ v. to move continuously and rapidly backwards and forwards 振动；颤动
2962 whirl /wɜːl/ v./n. to spin rapidly or move in a busy rush; a rapid spin or short period of intense activity 快速旋转；忙乱地活动；旋转；一连串忙碌活动
2963 rotate /rəʊˈteɪt/ v. to turn around a central point or take turns in a regular order 旋转；轮换
2964 shuffle /ˈʃʌfəl/ v./n. to walk without lifting the feet properly, mix cards, or rearrange items randomly; a shuffling movement or rearrangement 拖着脚走；洗牌；随机重组；拖步；职位调整
2965 collide /kəˈlaɪd/ vi. to crash into something or come into serious conflict 碰撞；冲突
2966 contact /ˈkɒntækt/ n./v. communication or interaction with someone, physical touching, or a useful acquaintance; to communicate with someone 联系；交往；接触；熟人；隐形眼镜；与……联系
2967 connect /kəˈnekt/ v. to join or link things, establish communication, or understand a relationship 连接；关联；衔接；接通；理解联系
2968 combine /kəmˈbaɪn/ (v.); /ˈkɒmbaɪn/ (n.) v./n. to join or mix things, or act together; a group of cooperating organisations or a combined machine 合并；融合；同时进行；协作；联合企业；联合收割机
2969 integrate /ˈɪntɪɡreɪt/ v. to combine parts into a whole or enable a person or group to participate fully 整合；使融入；融入
2970 penetrate /ˈpenɪtreɪt/ v. to enter or pass through something, reach a group or market, or understand deeply 穿透；打入；看穿；理解
2971 pierce /pɪəs/ v. to make a hole through something with a sharp point or force a way through 刺穿；穿透；突破
2972 insert /ɪnˈsɜːt/ (v.); /ˈɪnsɜːt/ (n.) v./n. to put something into something else or add words or material; an inserted item or section 插入；添加；插页；插入物
2973 tilt /tɪlt/ v./n. to move into a sloping position or influence towards one side; a slope or attempt 倾斜；使偏向；倾斜；尝试
2974 tow /təʊ/ v./n. to pull a vehicle, boat, or object using another vehicle or rope; the act of towing 拖；拉着走；拖曳；牵引
2975 trail /treɪl/ n./v. a path, track, or series of signs left behind; to follow, drag behind, or be losing 痕迹；踪迹；小径；路线；拖曳；落后；追踪

第4组｜2976—3000

No. Word IPA POS English definition 中文核心义
2976 arrange /əˈreɪndʒ/ v. to plan or organise something, put things in order, or adapt music for particular performers 安排；整理；排列；改编
2977 manipulate /məˈnɪpjəleɪt/ v. to control or handle something skilfully, influence someone unfairly, or treat a body part by hand 操纵；熟练操作；摆布；推拿
2978 steer /stɪə/ v./n. to control the direction of a vehicle or guide someone or something along a course; advice or a castrated bull 驾驶；操纵方向；引导；建议；阉牛
2979 baptize /bæpˈtaɪz/ v. to perform the Christian ceremony of baptism for someone or give a name during that ceremony 给……施洗；在洗礼时命名
2980 bet /bet/ v./n. to risk money on a result or feel certain that something is true; money risked or a prediction 下注；确信；赌注；猜测
2981 stake /steɪk/ n./v. a financial interest, amount risked, or strong post, or to risk something or support it with a post 股份；利益关系；赌注；桩；下注；用桩支撑
2982 gamble /ˈɡæmbəl/ v./n. to risk money or take a risky action in hope of a favourable result; a risky action 赌博；冒险；冒险行为
2983 promise /ˈprɒmɪs/ v./n. to give an assurance that something will happen or show signs of future success; an assurance or potential 保证；预示；承诺；潜力；希望
2984 attract /əˈtrækt/ v. to cause someone or something to come closer, pay attention, or feel interest 吸引；引起注意；招引
2985 obsess /əbˈses/ vi. to obsess over or about something by thinking about it excessively 痴迷于；过分担忧
2986 mesmerize /ˈmezməraɪz/ v. to hold someone's attention completely as if by hypnotic influence 迷住；使着迷
2987 nightmare /ˈnaɪtmeə/ n. a frightening dream or an extremely difficult or unpleasant situation 噩梦；极其棘手的局面
2988 amaze /əˈmeɪz/ v. to surprise someone greatly, usually because something is impressive or unexpected 使惊奇；使惊叹
2989 marvel /ˈmɑːvəl/ n./v. a wonderful or astonishing person or thing, or to feel great surprise or admiration 奇迹；令人惊叹之物；惊叹；赞叹
2990 astonish /əˈstɒnɪʃ/ v. to surprise someone very greatly 使震惊；使大为惊讶
2991 involve /ɪnˈvɒlv/ v. to include something as a necessary part, require participation, or connect someone with a situation 包含；涉及；需要；使参与；牵连
2992 annoy /əˈnɔɪ/ v. to make someone slightly angry or impatient, or repeatedly disturb them 使有点生气；惹恼；打扰
2993 upset /ʌpˈset/ adj./v./n. to make someone unhappy, disrupt a plan, or knock something over; unhappy or physically unwell; an unexpected problem or defeat 使难过；打乱；打翻；难过的；不舒服的；意外问题；爆冷
2994 bewilder /bɪˈwɪldə/ v. to confuse someone completely 使困惑；使不知所措
2995 irony /ˈaɪrəni/ n. a situation whose result is opposite to what is expected, or language expressing the opposite of its literal meaning 讽刺性情形；反语
2996 indignity /ɪnˈdɪɡnəti/ n. treatment or a situation that makes someone feel ashamed or less worthy of respect 羞辱；侮辱性待遇
2997 contempt /kənˈtempt/ n. the feeling that someone or something is worthless, or deliberate disobedience of a court 蔑视；藐视；藐视法庭
2998 neglect /nɪˈɡlekt/ v./n. to fail to give proper care or attention to someone or something; lack of proper care or attention 忽视；疏忽；遗忘；疏于照管
2999 disregard /ˌdɪsrɪˈɡɑːd/ v./n. to ignore something that should be considered, or lack of attention to it 忽视；不理会；漠视
3000 ignorance /ˈɪɡnərəns/ n. lack of knowledge, understanding, or information about something 无知；不了解

Story Chain｜用短文串联100词

Read each story for the sequence of actions first. Then read it aloud and retell how each action changes the pace of the scene.

Story 1｜A Busy Morning at the Wildlife Rescue Centre（Words 2901—2925）

At a coastal wildlife rescue centre, the morning intake suddenly doubled when a fishing crew brought in three exhausted seals. The veterinary team worked to revive the weakest pup and judged that it would survive if its temperature rose steadily. Outside, sunlight began to glare off the wet deck. Lina caught a glimpse of a second animal under a blanket, took a quick glance at the oxygen monitor, and asked a curious visitor not to peep through the treatment-room door. The visitor stepped back to gaze across the recovery pool instead. Because steam had clouded the observation window, Lina had to peer through one clear corner, while a child was reminded not to stare at an injured bird. During the staff briefing, the team paused to contemplate a safer release policy. The director made a vow to publish every rescue outcome, the lead vet repeated her professional oath, and a local sponsor signed a pledge to fund new equipment. Soon, a deckhand blew a whistle and waited for a radio reply before Lina could notify the harbour office. She used calm evidence to assert that the centre needed more space and to explain the temporary closure to visitors. Two suppliers began to quarrel over an invoice; their dispute became a heated argument until Lina happened to mention the signed delivery record. When the tide alarm sounded, nobody had to hurry blindly: the coordinator cleared the route to hasten the safe transfer of the animals.

中文梗概： 海岸野生动物救助中心突然接收多只受伤海豹，工作人员按观察、救治、沟通和承诺的顺序推进工作。面对供应商争执与潮汐警报，协调员依据记录解决分歧，并用清晰流程加快动物转移，而不是让众人慌乱行动。

Story 2｜Keeping a Theatre Rehearsal under Control（Words 2926—2950）

During the final rehearsal of a community play, the stage manager had to urge two late actors to take their places, but she refused to scold them in front of the children. One actor began to curse when a prop door stuck and continued to swear that the fault was not his. His tone threatened to provoke the carpenter, so the director asked everyone not to preach, boast, tease, or mock while the problem was being checked. No one was to touch the unstable frame. Once it was repaired, the actor gave the carpenter a grateful hug. The test audience began to clap, and the director used the pause to applaud the crew's quick recovery. In the next scene, the lead had to kneel beside a suitcase and catch a paper flower thrown from the balcony. A thief character would then snatch a letter, grab the stair rail, grasp a hanging rope, and overtake a courier who tried to follow the chalk arrows across the stage. A technician stood ready to grip the brake on the moving platform. Since one loose paint pot could mess up the floor, the prop crew checked every seal and took time to twist each lid shut. The storm scene would scatter paper across the set, but stagehands were assigned to fold every reusable sheet after the curtain fell.

中文梗概： 社区剧场彩排中，迟到、道具故障和演员争执一度打乱节奏。导演先控制语言冲突，再按安全规则完成跪姿、接物、追逐与移动平台动作；最后，道具组固定颜料罐，并在风暴场景后整理折好散落纸张。

Story 3｜Installing a Kinetic Sculpture Safely（Words 2951—2975）

At the science museum, installers first used locking pins to fasten a kinetic sculpture to its base, then began to loosen the transport straps one at a time. They padded the glass panels so that no tool could smash them or scratch the new floor. One worker used a soft cloth to wipe dust from the frame, another had to scrape old adhesive from a bracket, and a conservator began to polish the brass nameplate. The supervisor decided to split the crew into testing and cleaning teams. During the motion test, the suspended rings would sway, the central rod would shake, a small motor would vibrate, mirrored discs would whirl, and the outer wheel would rotate once every minute. During the public test, visitors could shuffle slowly along a marked route outside the moving area, while the suspended parts had been spaced so they could not collide. If any sensor failed, staff would contact the engineer, who could connect a diagnostic cable, combine the motor readings with camera data, and integrate both streams into one control panel. The installation plan warned that no screw should penetrate the concealed cable channel and no sharp pin should pierce its protective sleeve. Before the final test, the engineer would insert a fuse, tilt the frame by two degrees, and tow the empty equipment trolley away, making sure that no loose cable continued to trail across the floor.

中文梗概： 科学馆安装动态雕塑时，团队依次完成固定、解开运输带、清洁和抛光，再分组测试各类摆动、振动和旋转。工程师把传感器与控制系统连接整合，同时避免螺钉刺入线槽，并清除地面上的拖曳电缆，保证设备和观众安全。

Story 4｜Curating a River-History Exhibition（Words 2976—3000）

For a river-history exhibition, curator Amira had to arrange archival maps in chronological order and teach visitors to manipulate a model lock safely. A small wheel let them steer a miniature boat through the channel. One display described how a nineteenth-century minister would baptize new church members in the river. Amira joked that she would bet the working model could become the museum's main attraction, but the director reminded her that the museum had a financial stake in the entire programme and should not gamble its budget on one device. A sponsor did promise further support if the exhibition could attract school groups. Amira refused to obsess over attendance figures; instead, she used projected currents to mesmerize visitors and turned a former planning nightmare into a coherent route. The restored machinery would amaze children, who often stopped to marvel at its wooden gears, while the precision of the flood model could astonish experienced engineers. Guided sessions would involve local boat builders as well as historians. Amira knew that repetitive alarms might annoy families, sudden cancellations could upset teachers, and unexplained symbols would bewilder younger pupils. The final gallery used irony to contrast confident official predictions with the floods that followed. It also recorded the indignity suffered by displaced residents, officials' contempt for local testimony, decades of maintenance neglect, deliberate disregard of warning signs, and widespread ignorance of the river's natural floodplain.

中文梗概： 策展人按时间线整理河流历史展，并通过船闸模型、投影水流和修复机械引导观众操作与理解。她在预算风险、参观体验和社区参与之间保持平衡，最后用历史证据揭示对居民、维护、预警及河流生态知识的轻视如何放大洪灾后果。

Day 30｜100词记忆巩固训练

第一轮：看英文释义，写单词（2901—2925）

  1. the amount of food, air, or another substance taken in, a group admitted, or an opening through which something enters → ________________
  2. to bring someone or something back to consciousness, strength, or activity, or to become active again → ________________
  3. to continue to live or exist after danger or difficulty, or to live longer than someone else → ________________
  4. to look angrily or shine with an unpleasantly strong light; an angry look or harsh light → ________________
  5. a brief look or incomplete understanding, or to see something for a moment → ________________
  6. to look quickly at something, or a quick look → ________________
  7. to look quickly and secretly through an opening, begin to appear, or make a short high sound; a quick secret look or high sound → ________________
  8. to look steadily at someone or something for a long time, or a long steady look → ________________
  9. a person of the same age or status, or to look closely or with difficulty → ________________
  10. to look at someone or something fixedly for a long time, or a fixed look → ________________
  11. to think carefully about something for a long time or look at it thoughtfully → ________________
  12. to make a solemn promise, or a solemn promise → ________________
  13. a solemn promise, especially one made formally or by calling on a sacred witness, or an offensive word → ________________
  14. to make a formal promise or give something as security, or a formal promise → ________________
  15. a device or high clear sound made by forcing air through a small opening, or to make such a sound → ________________
  16. to answer someone in speech, writing, or action, or an answer → ________________
  17. to inform someone officially about something → ________________
  18. to state firmly that something is true, behave confidently, or enforce a right or authority → ________________
  19. to make something clear or give the reason for it → ________________
  20. an angry disagreement, or to argue angrily with someone → ________________
  21. a serious disagreement, or to question, argue about, or compete for something → ________________
  22. an angry disagreement, a reason supporting a view, or a discussion presenting opposing views → ________________
  23. to refer to someone or something briefly, or a brief reference or formal recognition → ________________
  24. to move or act quickly, make someone act quickly, or a state of urgency → ________________
  25. to make something happen sooner or to move or act quickly → ________________

第二轮：看中文，拼写单词（2926—2950）

  1. 敦促；强烈推荐；驱使；冲动 → ________________
  2. 责骂；训斥 → ________________
  3. 骂人的话；诅咒；祸根；咒骂；施咒 → ________________
  4. 骂人；发誓；宣誓说真话；要求保密 → ________________
  5. 引起；激起；激怒 → ________________
  6. 布道；宣扬；说教 → ________________
  7. 吹嘘；以拥有……而自豪；拥有；自夸 → ________________
  8. 取笑；逗弄；吊胃口；预告；撕开；玩笑 → ________________
  9. 嘲笑；蔑视；虚假的；模拟的；模拟考试 → ________________
  10. 触碰；感动；影响；涉及；接触；手感；细节；少量 → ________________
  11. 拥抱；抱住；紧贴；拥抱动作 → ________________
  12. 鼓掌；拍手；轻拍；快速放置；拍手声；巨响 → ________________
  13. 鼓掌；称赞 → ________________
  14. 跪下；跪着 → ________________
  15. 抓住；接住；赶上；捕捉；染上；听清；理解；接球；隐患 → ________________
  16. 一把抓住；强行夺走；抓紧时间获取；抢夺；片段 → ________________
  17. 抓住；快速拿取；抢夺；抓住机会；吸引注意；突然抓取 → ________________
  18. 紧握；理解；抓住机会；掌握；能力范围 → ________________
  19. 超车；超过；超越；突然降临 → ________________
  20. 跟随；接续；遵循；理解并跟上；关注；由……产生 → ________________
  21. 紧握；控制；理解；抓地力；手柄；紧握；强烈吸引 → ________________
  22. 脏乱状态；混乱局面；一团糟；弄乱 → ________________
  23. 扭；转动；缠绕；曲解；扭转动作；意外转折；急弯 → ________________
  24. 撒播；使分散；散开；散布物 → ________________
  25. 折叠；包裹；关闭；褶皱；折痕；围栏；群体 → ________________

第三轮：看英文释义，写单词（2951—2975）

  1. to close or secure something firmly, or attach one thing to another → ________________
  2. to make or become less tight, firmly fixed, or restricted → ________________
  3. to break something violently into pieces, hit with great force, or defeat completely; a violent impact or major success → ________________
  4. to mark or damage a surface with something sharp, rub itchy skin with the nails, or withdraw from an event; a mark made this way → ________________
  5. to clean or dry a surface by rubbing it, or remove something completely; an act or cloth used for wiping → ________________
  6. to rub against a rough or sharp surface, remove something by rubbing, or barely obtain; a scraped injury or difficult situation → ________________
  7. to make a surface smooth and shiny or improve work until refined; a substance or the quality of refinement → ________________
  8. to divide or break into parts, share something, or separate; a division, crack, or share → ________________
  9. to move slowly from side to side or influence someone; a swinging movement or controlling influence → ________________
  10. to move rapidly back and forth, cause shock, or weaken confidence; an act of shaking or trembling → ________________
  11. to move continuously and rapidly backwards and forwards → ________________
  12. to spin rapidly or move in a busy rush; a rapid spin or short period of intense activity → ________________
  13. to turn around a central point or take turns in a regular order → ________________
  14. to walk without lifting the feet properly, mix cards, or rearrange items randomly; a shuffling movement or rearrangement → ________________
  15. to crash into something or come into serious conflict → ________________
  16. communication or interaction with someone, physical touching, or a useful acquaintance; to communicate with someone → ________________
  17. to join or link things, establish communication, or understand a relationship → ________________
  18. to join or mix things, or act together; a group of cooperating organisations or a combined machine → ________________
  19. to combine parts into a whole or enable a person or group to participate fully → ________________
  20. to enter or pass through something, reach a group or market, or understand deeply → ________________
  21. to make a hole through something with a sharp point or force a way through → ________________
  22. to put something into something else or add words or material; an inserted item or section → ________________
  23. to move into a sloping position or influence towards one side; a slope or attempt → ________________
  24. to pull a vehicle, boat, or object using another vehicle or rope; the act of towing → ________________
  25. a path, track, or series of signs left behind; to follow, drag behind, or be losing → ________________

第四轮：语境填空（2976—3000）

词库（每词限用一次）： astonish · arrange · attract · baptize · bet · bewilder · contempt · disregard · gamble · ignorance · indignity · involve · irony · manipulate · marvel · mesmerize · neglect · nightmare · obsess · promise · stake · steer · annoy · upset · amaze

  1. The conference assistant will ______ an airport transfer and reserve a quiet meeting room for the visiting speakers.
  2. Using two joysticks, the operator can ______ the robotic arm without touching the hazardous sample.
  3. Keep both hands on the wheel so that you can ______ the boat safely through the narrow channel.
  4. During the church ceremony, the priest will ______ the infant with water in the presence of the family.
  5. I ______ ten dollars that the red team finishes the relay first.
  6. Because the cooperative owns 30 percent of the project, it has a substantial financial ______ in the outcome.
  7. The directors refused to ______ the entire research budget on a device that had never been tested.
  8. The contractor must ______ to repair any damage caused during the installation.
  9. Bright native flowers help ______ bees and other pollinating insects to the urban garden.
  10. Researchers should not ______ over one unusual result while ignoring the broader pattern in the data.
  11. The slowly changing lights seemed to ______ the audience, who watched in complete silence.
  12. With lost records, incompatible files, and no backup, the data migration became an administrative ______.
  13. Rewrite “The children were amazed by the experiment” in the active voice: “The experiment will ______ the children.”
  14. Visitors often stop to ______ at the precision of the clock's hand-cut wooden gears.
  15. Rewrite “The inspectors were astonished by the hidden chamber” in the active voice: “The hidden chamber will ______ the inspectors.”
  16. The research assistant's role will ______ interviewing participants and checking every transcript.
  17. A warning beep every five seconds may ______ nearby staff by making them slightly angry and impatient.
  18. The last-minute cancellation will ______ students by making them genuinely unhappy after a full term of preparation.
  19. Instructions that switch between three unexplained numbering systems will ______ most first-time users.
  20. There was bitter ______ in the fact that the newly installed fire alarm was damaged by a small electrical fire.
  21. Being searched in public without any explanation subjected the passenger to a needless ______.
  22. The official spoke with open ______ for residents whose evidence contradicted his report.
  23. Peeling paint, broken pipes, and an unsafe staircase showed years of landlord ______.
  24. The driver chose to ______ the flashing flood warning and continued towards the closed bridge.
  25. The claim that rivers never change course revealed a basic ______ of natural processes.

十、答案

点击展开答案；完成测试前不要打开

第一轮答案

  1. intake
  2. revive
  3. survive
  4. glare
  5. glimpse
  6. glance
  7. peep
  8. gaze
  9. peer
  10. stare
  11. contemplate
  12. vow
  13. oath
  14. pledge
  15. whistle
  16. reply
  17. notify
  18. assert
  19. explain
  20. quarrel
  21. dispute
  22. argument
  23. mention
  24. hurry
  25. hasten

第二轮答案

  1. urge
  2. scold
  3. curse
  4. swear
  5. provoke
  6. preach
  7. boast
  8. tease
  9. mock
  10. touch
  11. hug
  12. clap
  13. applaud
  14. kneel
  15. catch
  16. snatch
  17. grab
  18. grasp
  19. overtake
  20. follow
  21. grip
  22. mess
  23. twist
  24. scatter
  25. fold

第三轮答案

  1. fasten
  2. loosen
  3. smash
  4. scratch
  5. wipe
  6. scrape
  7. polish
  8. split
  9. sway
  10. shake
  11. vibrate
  12. whirl
  13. rotate
  14. shuffle
  15. collide
  16. contact
  17. connect
  18. combine
  19. integrate
  20. penetrate
  21. pierce
  22. insert
  23. tilt
  24. tow
  25. trail

第四轮答案

  1. arrange
  2. manipulate
  3. steer
  4. baptize
  5. bet
  6. stake
  7. gamble
  8. promise
  9. attract
  10. obsess
  11. mesmerize
  12. nightmare
  13. amaze
  14. marvel
  15. astonish
  16. involve
  17. annoy
  18. upset
  19. bewilder
  20. irony
  21. indignity
  22. contempt
  23. neglect
  24. disregard
  25. ignorance
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