Day 31｜雅思词汇手机记忆中心

Day 31｜雅思词汇100词（3001—3100）

Semantic Map

先沿着“偏见行动启动”链条建立语义坐标：识别偏见与威胁，拆开伪装并确立承诺，启动修复与供给，最后辨清信息如何被呈现、放大乃至崇拜。以下词汇严格按主词表顺序排列，每词只出现一次。

偏见、冲突、诱导与派送

bias · deviate · expel · flee · bully · panic · terrify · revenge · kidnap · hijack · smuggle · convict · strangle · massacre · decimation · intervene · impede · allure · bait · induce · tempt · designate · assign · distribute · despatch

拆分、拒绝、承诺与发射

detach · undo · disguise · conceal · refuse · exclude · reverse · assure · undertake · stipulate · convince · reassure · wish · aspire · desire · yearn · invoke · itch · attempt · strive · effort · fulfill · sort · loom · launch

开始、执行、修复与提供

commence · exploit · explore · exert · tackle · cope · dispose · conduct · omit · delete · cancel · clear · erase · rescue · resort · recover · restore · rectify · redeem · offset · replenish · obtain · gain · supply · offer

呈现、扩展、泄漏与崇拜

render · enlarge · augment · magnify · amplify · exaggerate · prolong · uphold · backup · propel · update · raise · leak · spill · seep · ooze · evacuate · trench · saturate · excuse · forgive · contain · regard · flatter · worship

第1组｜3001—3025

No. Word IPA POS English definition 中文核心义
3001 bias /ˈbaɪəs/ n./v. an unfair tendency or preference that prevents impartial judgment, or to influence judgment in such a way 偏见；偏向；偏差；使有偏见
3002 deviate /ˈdiːvieɪt/ v. to depart from an expected route, rule, standard, or course of action 偏离路线、规则或标准
3003 expel /ɪkˈspel/ v. to force someone officially to leave a school, organisation, or country, or to force a substance out 开除；驱逐；排出
3004 flee /fliː/ v. to run away from a dangerous or threatening person, place, or situation 逃离；逃跑
3005 bully /ˈbʊli/ n./v. a person who repeatedly intimidates someone weaker, or to treat someone in that way 欺凌者；欺负；威吓
3006 panic /ˈpænɪk/ n./v. sudden uncontrollable fear that prevents calm thought, or to experience or cause such fear 恐慌；陷入或引起恐慌
3007 terrify /ˈterɪfaɪ/ v. to make someone feel extreme fear 使极度害怕
3008 revenge /rɪˈvendʒ/ n. harm done to someone in return for an injury or wrong 报复；复仇
3009 kidnap /ˈkɪdnæp/ v. to take and hold a person illegally by force, often to demand money or compliance 绑架；劫持人质
3010 hijack /ˈhaɪdʒæk/ v. to seize control of a vehicle by force, or to take over a process or resource for another purpose 劫持交通工具；强行接管
3011 smuggle /ˈsmʌɡəl/ v. to move goods or people secretly and illegally into or out of a place 走私；偷运
3012 convict /kənˈvɪkt; ˈkɒnvɪkt/ v./n. to declare someone guilty in a court of law, or a person found guilty of a crime 定罪；已定罪者；罪犯
3013 strangle /ˈstræŋɡəl/ v. to kill by squeezing the throat, or to suppress something by severely restricting it 扼死；勒死；扼杀
3014 massacre /ˈmæsəkə/ n./v. the deliberate brutal killing of many people, or to kill many people or defeat an opponent completely 大屠杀；屠杀；使惨败
3015 decimation /ˌdesɪˈmeɪʃən/ n. the destruction or killing of a large proportion of a group or system 大规模毁灭；严重破坏
3016 intervene /ˌɪntəˈviːn/ v. to become involved in a situation in order to change its outcome or prevent harm 干预；介入；调停
3017 impede /ɪmˈpiːd/ v. to delay or obstruct the movement, progress, or action of someone or something 阻碍；妨碍；拖慢
3018 allure /əˈlʊə/ n. a powerful and often mysterious quality that attracts people 诱惑力；吸引力
3019 bait /beɪt/ n./v. food or another lure used to attract a target, or to provoke someone deliberately 诱饵；引诱；故意激怒
3020 induce /ɪnˈdjuːs/ v. to cause a particular condition or result, or to persuade someone to do something 引起；诱使；促使
3021 tempt /tempt/ v. to attract someone towards something enjoyable, especially something unwise or wrong 引诱；诱惑；吸引去冒险
3022 designate /ˈdezɪɡneɪt/ v./adj. to choose, name, or mark someone or something officially for a role or purpose; appointed but not yet in office 正式指定；命名；标示；候任的
3023 assign /əˈsaɪn/ v. to give a particular task, duty, person, or resource to someone 分配；指派；指定
3024 distribute /dɪˈstrɪbjuːt/ v. to give things out among several recipients or spread them over an area 分发；分配；散布
3025 despatch /dɪˈspætʃ/ v./n. to send someone or something quickly to a destination, or the act or message of sending 快速派遣；寄送；急件；外电

第2组｜3026—3050

No. Word IPA POS English definition 中文核心义
3026 detach /dɪˈtætʃ/ v. to separate or remove something from what it is attached to, or to become emotionally uninvolved 拆下；分离；使超然
3027 undo /ʌnˈduː/ v. to unfasten something, reverse the effect of an action, or ruin previous progress 解开；撤销；破坏成果
3028 disguise /dɪsˈɡaɪz/ v./n. to change or hide the appearance or nature of something, or an appearance used to conceal identity 伪装；掩饰；伪装物
3029 conceal /kənˈsiːl/ v. to prevent something from being seen, found, or known 隐藏；隐瞒
3030 refuse /rɪˈfjuːz; ˈrefjuːs/ v./n. to decline to do or accept something; waste material that has been thrown away 拒绝；不接受；垃圾；废物
3031 exclude /ɪkˈskluːd/ v. to deliberately keep someone or something out, or to rule out a possibility 排除在外；不包括；排除可能性
3032 reverse /rɪˈvɜːs/ v./n./adj. to change something to the opposite direction, order, or effect; the opposite or back side; opposite in operation 反转；撤销；相反情况；背面的
3033 assure /əˈʃʊə/ v. to tell someone confidently in order to remove doubt, or to make an outcome certain 向……保证；使确信；确保
3034 undertake /ˌʌndəˈteɪk/ v. to accept responsibility for and begin a task, or to promise formally to do something 承担；着手；承诺
3035 stipulate /ˈstɪpjəleɪt/ v. to state an explicit requirement or condition in an agreement 明确规定；约定条件
3036 convince /kənˈvɪns/ v. to cause someone to believe that something is true 使信服；使相信
3037 reassure /ˌriːəˈʃʊə/ v. to say or do something that makes a worried person feel less anxious 使安心；消除疑虑
3038 wish /wɪʃ/ v./n. to want something that may be unlikely, or to express hope for someone's good fortune; such a desire or hope 希望；祝愿；愿望
3039 aspire /əˈspaɪə/ v. to have a strong ambition to achieve a high goal or become something 立志；渴望成就
3040 desire /dɪˈzaɪə/ n./v. a strong feeling of wanting something, or to want it strongly 强烈愿望；渴望
3041 yearn /jɜːn/ v. to feel a deep and persistent longing, especially for something distant or difficult to obtain 深切渴望；向往
3042 invoke /ɪnˈvəʊk/ v. to cite a rule or authority, call on a power for help, or bring an idea or memory to mind 援引；祈求；唤起；调用
3043 itch /ɪtʃ/ vi./n. to feel skin irritation or a restless urge to act; an irritating sensation or strong desire 发痒；急切想做；痒感；强烈欲望
3044 attempt /əˈtempt/ n./v. an act of trying to achieve something difficult, or to try to do it 尝试；企图；试图
3045 strive /straɪv/ v. to make a sustained and determined effort to achieve something 奋力争取；努力奋斗
3046 effort /ˈefət/ n. physical or mental energy used to achieve a result, or an organised attempt 努力；精力；有组织的行动
3047 fulfill /fʊlˈfɪl/ v. to carry out a promise or duty, or achieve an expectation, need, or order 履行；实现；满足；完成订单
3048 sort /sɔːt/ n./v. a category or type, or to arrange things by category or resolve a problem 种类；分类；整理；解决
3049 loom /luːm/ vi./n. to appear as a large unclear shape or seem about to happen, or a machine used for weaving 隐约出现；迫近；织布机
3050 launch /lɔːntʃ/ v./n. to start or introduce a venture or product, send a craft into motion, or an event marking such a start 发起；推出；发射；启动；发布会

第3组｜3051—3075

No. Word IPA POS English definition 中文核心义
3051 commence /kəˈmens/ v. to begin, especially in a formal or planned context 正式开始；着手
3052 exploit /ɪkˈsplɔɪt; ˈeksplɔɪt/ v./n. to use a resource or opportunity fully, often to use a person unfairly; a notable or daring deed 利用；开发；剥削；英勇行为
3053 explore /ɪkˈsplɔː/ v. to travel through or examine something carefully in order to learn about it 探索；探究；考察
3054 exert /ɪɡˈzɜːt/ v. to apply force, influence, or authority, or to make a strong physical or mental effort 施加；运用；努力发挥
3055 tackle /ˈtækəl/ v./n. to make a determined effort to deal with a problem, or to seize and stop a player; equipment or such an action 着手解决；拦截；制服；装备
3056 cope /kəʊp/ v./n. to manage a difficult situation successfully 妥善应对；处理困境
3057 dispose /dɪˈspəʊz/ v. to arrange or position something, make someone inclined, or, with “of”, get rid of something 布置；使倾向；处理掉
3058 conduct /kənˈdʌkt; ˈkɒndʌkt/ v./n. to organise and carry out an activity, lead or transmit something; behaviour or management 组织实施；指挥；传导；行为
3059 omit /əˈmɪt/ v. to leave out something, either deliberately or by mistake 省略；遗漏
3060 delete /dɪˈliːt/ v./n. to remove written or digital material, or a key or command used to remove it 删除；删除键
3061 cancel /ˈkænsəl/ v. to decide that a planned event will not happen, or to make an agreement, order, or ticket invalid 取消；作废；撤销
3062 clear /klɪə/ adj./v./adv. easy to understand or unobstructed; to remove an obstacle, doubt, or charge, or obtain approval; completely away 清楚的；畅通的；清除；澄清；批准
3063 erase /ɪˈreɪz/ v. to remove marks or data completely, or to destroy all trace or memory of something 擦除；彻底删除；抹去痕迹
3064 rescue /ˈreskjuː/ v./n. to save someone or something from danger, or an operation that achieves this 营救；救援行动
3065 resort /rɪˈzɔːt/ n. a place where people go for holidays, or a final option used when other methods have failed 度假胜地；最后手段
3066 recover /rɪˈkʌvə/ v. to return to a normal condition after difficulty, or to regain something lost 恢复；康复；找回；收回
3067 restore /rɪˈstɔː/ v. to return something to its former condition, position, owner, or level 恢复；修复；归还
3068 rectify /ˈrektɪfaɪ/ v. to correct an error, fault, or unsatisfactory situation 纠正；修正
3069 redeem /rɪˈdiːm/ v. to compensate for a fault, save from failure, or exchange, reclaim, or pay off something 弥补；挽回；兑换；赎回；偿还
3070 offset /ˌɒfˈset; ˈɒfset/ v./adj. to counterbalance the effect or cost of something; relating to a printing process that transfers ink through an intermediate surface 抵消；胶印的；平版印刷的
3071 replenish /rɪˈplenɪʃ/ v. to fill a supply or container again after some has been used 补充；重新装满
3072 obtain /əbˈteɪn/ v. to get something through effort or request, or, formally, to exist or be accepted 获得；取得；通行；存在
3073 gain /ɡeɪn/ v./n. to obtain something desirable or increase gradually; an increase, advantage, or profit 获得；增加；获益；收益
3074 supply /səˈplaɪ/ n./v. an amount available for use, or to provide someone with what is needed 供应；物资；提供
3075 offer /ˈɒfə/ v./n. to present something for acceptance, propose an action, or state a price; a proposal or bid 提供；提议；出价；提议或优惠

第4组｜3076—3100

No. Word IPA POS English definition 中文核心义
3076 render /ˈrendə/ v. to cause something to be in a state, provide a service, translate, or represent visually 使成为；提供；翻译；呈现
3077 enlarge /ɪnˈlɑːdʒ/ v. to make something bigger in physical size or extent, or reproduce an image at a larger size 扩大；放大尺寸或图像
3078 augment /ɔːɡˈment/ v. to increase the size, value, or strength of something by adding to it 增补；增强；扩大
3079 magnify /ˈmæɡnɪfaɪ/ v. to make something appear larger through a lens, or make its importance seem greater 用镜片放大；夸大重要性
3080 amplify /ˈæmplɪfaɪ/ v. to increase the volume, strength, or effect of something, or add explanatory detail 放大音量或效应；详述
3081 exaggerate /ɪɡˈzædʒəreɪt/ v. to represent something as larger, better, worse, or more important than it really is 夸大；言过其实
3082 prolong /prəˈlɒŋ/ v. to make an event, condition, or process last longer 延长；拖长
3083 uphold /ʌpˈhəʊld/ v. to support and maintain a principle or decision, or confirm that a legal judgment is valid 维护；支持；维持原判
3084 backup /ˈbækʌp/ n. support or a replacement available if needed, or a separate copy of data 后备支持；替补；数据备份
3085 propel /prəˈpel/ v. to drive or push something forward, or cause someone to take action 推进；推动；促使
3086 update /ˌʌpˈdeɪt; ˈʌpdeɪt/ v./n. to make information current or tell someone the latest facts; the latest information or version 更新；告知最新情况；最新信息
3087 raise /reɪz/ v./n. to lift or increase something, collect money, introduce a subject, cause something, or bring up a child; an increase in pay 举起；提高；筹集；提出；引起；抚养；加薪
3088 leak /liːk/ v./n. to escape through a hole or reveal confidential information; a hole, escape, or unauthorised disclosure 泄漏；泄露；漏洞；泄密事件
3089 spill /spɪl/ v./n. to flow or fall out of a container accidentally, or the substance or event resulting from this 溢出；洒出；溢出物；泄漏事故
3090 seep /siːp/ v. to pass slowly through small openings or porous material, especially as a liquid 缓慢渗漏；渗透
3091 ooze /uːz/ v./n. to flow very slowly as a thick liquid or gradually show a quality; mud or a slow flow 缓慢渗出；流露；淤泥
3092 evacuate /ɪˈvækjueɪt/ v. to move people from danger or empty a place, or to discharge waste from the body 疏散；撤离；排空；排泄
3093 trench /trentʃ/ n. a long narrow ditch, especially one used for drainage, defence, or work below ground 沟渠；战壕；海沟
3094 saturate /ˈsætʃəreɪt/ v. to soak something thoroughly or fill a place, material, or market to capacity 浸透；使饱和；充斥
3095 excuse /ɪkˈskjuːs; ɪkˈskjuːz/ n./v. a reason offered to explain or justify a fault; to forgive, justify, release, or exempt someone 借口；理由；原谅；准许离开；免除
3096 forgive /fəˈɡɪv/ v. to stop feeling angry with someone for a wrong, or to cancel an obligation such as a debt 原谅；宽恕；免除债务
3097 contain /kənˈteɪn/ v. to have something inside, or to control and prevent a substance, emotion, or problem from spreading 包含；容纳；克制；遏制
3098 regard /rɪˈɡɑːd/ v./n. to consider or look at someone or something in a particular way; attention, respect, or greetings 认为；看待；注视；关注；尊重；问候
3099 flatter /ˈflætə/ vt. to praise someone excessively or insincerely, or make someone or something appear more attractive 奉承；讨好；美化
3100 worship /ˈwɜːʃɪp/ n./v. to show deep religious devotion to a deity, or admire someone or something excessively; such devotion 崇拜；做礼拜；过度敬仰

Story Chain｜用短文串联100词

先理解事件如何推进，再朗读并复述。每篇正文中的25个目标词均按词表顺序加粗一次。

Story 1｜The Aid-Depot Investigation（Words 3001—3025）

At a border aid depot, an external audit uncovered bias in a screening system. When a clerk refused to deviate from the published criteria, a corrupt manager tried to expel him, forcing him to flee to a local newspaper. He described a warehouse bully whose threats spread panic and continued to terrify temporary workers. The man claimed that he wanted revenge on a rival gang, but evidence revealed a plan to kidnap a driver, hijack an aid truck, and smuggle medicine across the border. A court would later convict the organiser, but officers first had to stop him from trying to strangle a witness. Investigators also linked the network to a village massacre and the decimation of several local clinics. An international monitor stepped in to intervene when missing paperwork began to impede genuine relief. The promise of easy money had obvious allure: recruiters used cash as bait to induce desperate drivers to cooperate and tempt guards to look away. The new response chief chose to designate secure routes, assign vetted crews, distribute sealed supplies, and despatch each convoy before dawn.

中文梗概： 边境援助仓库的审计揭露了带有偏见的筛查制度及犯罪团伙。举报人逃离威胁后提供证据，执法人员制止绑架、劫车和走私计划；国际监督员随后介入，重新指定路线、分配人员并派送密封物资。

Story 2｜Preparing a Fair Public-Service Launch（Words 3026—3050）

At the city innovation office, Lin had to detach an outdated appendix from the proposal and undo the confusion caused by a leaked draft. Some vendors tried to disguise extra fees and conceal conflicts of interest. She decided to refuse any bid without transparent prices but not exclude small cooperatives merely because they lacked famous backers. The mayor agreed to reverse an earlier restriction and assure applicants that the panel would undertake an open review. The final contract would stipulate measurable service standards. Lin used pilot results to convince sceptical councillors and invited residents to the control room to reassure them about data privacy. Many residents wish for faster services; young founders aspire to build useful tools, families desire reliable access, and recent graduates yearn for meaningful work. Critics could still invoke fiscal rules, while impatient staff had an itch to announce a date. Lin made no attempt to rush the testing: the team would strive for accuracy, document every effort, and fulfill each public promise. They still had to sort the final applications as funding deadlines loom before the public launch.

中文梗概： 林负责筹备一项公平的公共服务项目。她拆除过时附件、揭开隐藏费用，拒绝不透明投标但不排斥小型合作社；在承诺公开评审后，团队顶住发布日期压力，认真分类申请并完成正式启动。

Story 3｜From Cleanup to Renewed Supply（Words 3051—3075）

After a coastal storm, teams prepared to commence a wetland cleanup. Rather than exploit the emergency for publicity, scientists set out to explore the marsh and exert only measured pressure on its fragile soil. They had to tackle an oil slick, help nearby farms cope with polluted water, and safely dispose of damaged containers. An independent laboratory would conduct daily tests, omit no adverse readings, and delete only duplicate files after review. Meanwhile, the port might cancel tourist trips, clear a navigation channel, and erase obsolete route lines from public maps. A rescue boat remained ready; as a last resort, crews would deploy floating barriers, help wildlife recover, restore reed beds, and rectify a cracked valve. Verified results could redeem the agency's damaged reputation. New planting would offset some habitat loss, while workers would replenish absorbent pads, obtain safety permits, and gain access to isolated farms. Tankers would supply clean water, and officials would offer residents hourly briefings.

中文梗概： 风暴后的湿地清理强调实证而非作秀。科研人员调查污染，港口取消游览并清理航道，救援队修复阀门和芦苇地；补给人员取得许可后向偏远农场供水，官方则持续提供进展说明。

Story 4｜A Clear Message During a Chemical Spill（Words 3076—3100）

At a civic media lab, designers used a digital model to render the river basin clearly. Viewers could enlarge labels, augment the map with sensor data, magnify tiny cracks, and amplify emergency audio without trying to exaggerate the danger or prolong public attention. The mayor promised to uphold transparency, keep a secure backup of every reading, and propel the response with verified evidence. Staff would update the public hourly and raise the alarm only when thresholds were crossed. That discipline mattered when a pipe leak became a chemical spill: contaminated water began to seep through the soil and oily foam started to ooze towards a housing estate. Officials ordered residents to evacuate while workers dug a trench before heavy rain could saturate the ground. No contractor could use the weather as an excuse. Residents might forgive an honest delay only if crews could contain the pollution. The mayor said people should regard emergency workers with respect, not flatter political leaders or worship publicity.

中文梗概： 城市媒体实验室以清晰模型呈现河流风险，不夸张也不拖延。管道泄漏演变为化学品外溢后，政府及时更新消息、疏散居民并开沟阻止污染扩散，同时强调尊重救援人员，而不是奉承领导或崇拜宣传效果。

Day 31｜100词记忆巩固训练

第一轮：看英文释义，写单词（3001—3025）

  1. an unfair tendency or preference that prevents impartial judgment, or to influence judgment in such a way → ________________
  2. to depart from an expected route, rule, standard, or course of action → ________________
  3. to force someone officially to leave a school, organisation, or country, or to force a substance out → ________________
  4. to run away from a dangerous or threatening person, place, or situation → ________________
  5. a person who repeatedly intimidates someone weaker, or to treat someone in that way → ________________
  6. sudden uncontrollable fear that prevents calm thought, or to experience or cause such fear → ________________
  7. to make someone feel extreme fear → ________________
  8. harm done to someone in return for an injury or wrong → ________________
  9. to take and hold a person illegally by force, often to demand money or compliance → ________________
  10. to seize control of a vehicle by force, or to take over a process or resource for another purpose → ________________
  11. to move goods or people secretly and illegally into or out of a place → ________________
  12. to declare someone guilty in a court of law, or a person found guilty of a crime → ________________
  13. to kill by squeezing the throat, or to suppress something by severely restricting it → ________________
  14. the deliberate brutal killing of many people, or to kill many people or defeat an opponent completely → ________________
  15. the destruction or killing of a large proportion of a group or system → ________________
  16. to become involved in a situation in order to change its outcome or prevent harm → ________________
  17. to delay or obstruct the movement, progress, or action of someone or something → ________________
  18. a powerful and often mysterious quality that attracts people → ________________
  19. food or another lure used to attract a target, or to provoke someone deliberately → ________________
  20. to cause a particular condition or result, or to persuade someone to do something → ________________
  21. to attract someone towards something enjoyable, especially something unwise or wrong → ________________
  22. to choose, name, or mark someone or something officially for a role or purpose; appointed but not yet in office → ________________
  23. to give a particular task, duty, person, or resource to someone → ________________
  24. to give things out among several recipients or spread them over an area → ________________
  25. to send someone or something quickly to a destination, or the act or message of sending → ________________

第二轮：看中文，拼写单词（3026—3050）

  1. 拆下；分离；使超然 → ________________
  2. 解开；撤销；破坏成果 → ________________
  3. 伪装；掩饰；伪装物 → ________________
  4. 隐藏；隐瞒 → ________________
  5. 拒绝；不接受；垃圾；废物 → ________________
  6. 排除在外；不包括；排除可能性 → ________________
  7. 反转；撤销；相反情况；背面的 → ________________
  8. 向……保证；使确信；确保 → ________________
  9. 承担；着手；承诺 → ________________
  10. 明确规定；约定条件 → ________________
  11. 使信服；使相信 → ________________
  12. 使安心；消除疑虑 → ________________
  13. 希望；祝愿；愿望 → ________________
  14. 立志；渴望成就 → ________________
  15. 强烈愿望；渴望 → ________________
  16. 深切渴望；向往 → ________________
  17. 援引；祈求；唤起；调用 → ________________
  18. 发痒；急切想做；痒感；强烈欲望 → ________________
  19. 尝试；企图；试图 → ________________
  20. 奋力争取；努力奋斗 → ________________
  21. 努力；精力；有组织的行动 → ________________
  22. 履行；实现；满足；完成订单 → ________________
  23. 种类；分类；整理；解决 → ________________
  24. 隐约出现；迫近；织布机 → ________________
  25. 发起；推出；发射；启动；发布会 → ________________

第三轮：看英文释义，写单词（3051—3075）

  1. to begin, especially in a formal or planned context → ________________
  2. to use a resource or opportunity fully, often to use a person unfairly; a notable or daring deed → ________________
  3. to travel through or examine something carefully in order to learn about it → ________________
  4. to apply force, influence, or authority, or to make a strong physical or mental effort → ________________
  5. to make a determined effort to deal with a problem, or to seize and stop a player; equipment or such an action → ________________
  6. to manage a difficult situation successfully → ________________
  7. to arrange or position something, make someone inclined, or, with “of”, get rid of something → ________________
  8. to organise and carry out an activity, lead or transmit something; behaviour or management → ________________
  9. to leave out something, either deliberately or by mistake → ________________
  10. to remove written or digital material, or a key or command used to remove it → ________________
  11. to decide that a planned event will not happen, or to make an agreement, order, or ticket invalid → ________________
  12. easy to understand or unobstructed; to remove an obstacle, doubt, or charge, or obtain approval; completely away → ________________
  13. to remove marks or data completely, or to destroy all trace or memory of something → ________________
  14. to save someone or something from danger, or an operation that achieves this → ________________
  15. a place where people go for holidays, or a final option used when other methods have failed → ________________
  16. to return to a normal condition after difficulty, or to regain something lost → ________________
  17. to return something to its former condition, position, owner, or level → ________________
  18. to correct an error, fault, or unsatisfactory situation → ________________
  19. to compensate for a fault, save from failure, or exchange, reclaim, or pay off something → ________________
  20. to counterbalance the effect or cost of something; relating to a printing process that transfers ink through an intermediate surface → ________________
  21. to fill a supply or container again after some has been used → ________________
  22. to get something through effort or request, or, formally, to exist or be accepted → ________________
  23. to obtain something desirable or increase gradually; an increase, advantage, or profit → ________________
  24. an amount available for use, or to provide someone with what is needed → ________________
  25. to present something for acceptance, propose an action, or state a price; a proposal or bid → ________________

第四轮：语境填空（3076—3100）

词库（每词限用一次）： amplify · augment · backup · contain · enlarge · evacuate · exaggerate · excuse · flatter · forgive · leak · magnify · ooze · prolong · propel · raise · regard · render · saturate · seep · spill · trench · update · uphold · worship

  1. The graphics engine can ______ the survey data as a three-dimensional map rather than a list of figures.
  2. Tap the plus symbol to ______ the photograph without changing the original file.
  3. The new interviews will ______ the existing evidence by adding perspectives that the first report lacked.
  4. This lens can ______ a tiny crack so that engineers can inspect its edges.
  5. The hall's sound system will ______ the speaker's voice for the audience at the back.
  6. Researchers must not ______ a minor statistical difference merely to attract headlines.
  7. Further procedural delays could ______ the residents' exposure to unsafe water.
  8. The appeals court voted to ______ the original ruling after reviewing the evidence.
  9. Keep an encrypted ______ of the database in a separate physical location.
  10. A strong tailwind helped ______ the research vessel towards the sampling zone.
  11. The coordinator will ______ field teams whenever new laboratory results arrive.
  12. The charity hopes to ______ enough money to replace the damaged pumps.
  13. A pressure test revealed a gas ______ beside the main valve.
  14. The overturned drum caused a chemical ______ across the loading floor.
  15. Groundwater can ______ through narrow cracks in apparently solid rock.
  16. Thick resin began to ______ from the damaged container rather than pour out quickly.
  17. Fire officers ordered every household to ______ before smoke blocked the only road.
  18. Workers dug a drainage ______ between the flooded field and the river.
  19. Hours of heavy rain can ______ the soil until it absorbs no more water.
  20. Missing the bus is not a valid ______ for ignoring an emergency call.
  21. Residents may ______ an honest delay, but they still expect a full explanation.
  22. The floating barrier is designed to ______ oil and prevent it from spreading downstream.
  23. Many historians ______ the agreement as a turning point in regional cooperation.
  24. Advertisements often ______ celebrities by praising them more than the facts justify.
  25. Some devoted fans practically ______ their sporting heroes instead of judging them critically.

十、答案

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第一轮答案

  1. bias
  2. deviate
  3. expel
  4. flee
  5. bully
  6. panic
  7. terrify
  8. revenge
  9. kidnap
  10. hijack
  11. smuggle
  12. convict
  13. strangle
  14. massacre
  15. decimation
  16. intervene
  17. impede
  18. allure
  19. bait
  20. induce
  21. tempt
  22. designate
  23. assign
  24. distribute
  25. despatch

第二轮答案

  1. detach
  2. undo
  3. disguise
  4. conceal
  5. refuse
  6. exclude
  7. reverse
  8. assure
  9. undertake
  10. stipulate
  11. convince
  12. reassure
  13. wish
  14. aspire
  15. desire
  16. yearn
  17. invoke
  18. itch
  19. attempt
  20. strive
  21. effort
  22. fulfill
  23. sort
  24. loom
  25. launch

第三轮答案

  1. commence
  2. exploit
  3. explore
  4. exert
  5. tackle
  6. cope
  7. dispose
  8. conduct
  9. omit
  10. delete
  11. cancel
  12. clear
  13. erase
  14. rescue
  15. resort
  16. recover
  17. restore
  18. rectify
  19. redeem
  20. offset
  21. replenish
  22. obtain
  23. gain
  24. supply
  25. offer

第四轮答案

  1. render
  2. enlarge
  3. augment
  4. magnify
  5. amplify
  6. exaggerate
  7. prolong
  8. uphold
  9. backup
  10. propel
  11. update
  12. raise
  13. leak
  14. spill
  15. seep
  16. ooze
  17. evacuate
  18. trench
  19. saturate
  20. excuse
  21. forgive
  22. contain
  23. regard
  24. flatter
  25. worship
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