Day 35｜雅思词汇手机记忆中心

Day 35｜雅思词汇100词（3401—3500）

Semantic Map

Use these groups to build a “好奇—感激—受挫—情绪升级图谱”: begin with curiosity, candour, care, and gratitude; move through demanding standards and resilient effort; then distinguish disappointment, grief, irritation, anger, hostility, and stronger negative reactions by intensity and register.

Curiosity, Candour, Care, Apology, and Gratitude

curious · daring · manly · direct · earnest · honesty · proud · seriously · friendly · hospitable · romantic · freedom · careful · concern · confidence · considerate · thoughtful · sympathetic · ready · apologize · apology · mercy · admire · remarkable · grateful

Gratitude, Promise, Resilience, and Rigorous Effort

gratitude · eager · sound · picturesque · promising · prominent · awesome · arduous · tough · robust · sturdy · steadfast · tender · temperate · delicate · mundane · naive · childish · sincere · liable · trustworthy · enterprising · sane · strenuous · rigorous

Strict Standards, Perception, Privacy, Imagination, and Loss

strict · severe · mutual · resemble · similar · familiar · naked · bare · private · intuition · spontaneous · implicit · illusion · imaginary · fancy · fate · fortune · agony · grief · grieve · miserable · distress · sadness · gloomy · disappoint

Discouragement, Irritation, Anger, Aversion, and Hostile Escalation

discourage · wretched · frustrating · mourn · anger · furious · frown · rage · irritate · hate · hatred · nuisance · disgust · vex · harass · bore · bother · troublesome · awful · unpleasant · adverse · hostile · indignant · radical · mad

第1组｜3401—3425

第2组｜3426—3450

第3组｜3451—3475

第4组｜3476—3500

Story Chain｜用短文串联100词

Read each story for the emotional progression first. Then read it aloud and retell the same scene with as many highlighted words as possible. Notice the difference between mild disappointment, irritation, anger, rage, disgust, and hatred.

Story 1｜Curiosity, Trust, and a Grateful Community（Words 3401—3425）

A curious university volunteer joined an archive project after hearing about a daring plan to reopen a neglected community hall. An old poster praised a “manly spirit”; the curator noted that the expression now sounds dated and chose the more direct word “courageous.” The team made an earnest promise to record local memories with honesty. Residents were proud of the hall and took the work seriously, yet they remained friendly to newcomers. One hospitable family served tea and described a romantic summer dance held there decades earlier. Their account also showed how the hall had offered young people freedom to meet and perform. The researchers were careful with fragile letters, especially when a donor expressed concern about privacy. By explaining the safeguards, Maya restored his confidence. She was considerate when asking follow-up questions, and her thoughtful notes helped a sympathetic historian understand the family's losses. When the exhibit was ready, Maya had to apologize for spelling a name incorrectly. Her immediate apology reached the hall's chair, who had authority to impose a penalty but chose to show mercy and let her correct the label. Visitors came to admire the restored photographs, called the volunteers' work remarkable, and said they were deeply grateful.

中文梗概： 一名好奇的大学生参与社区档案馆修复计划。团队以坦诚、谨慎和体贴建立居民信任，也主动纠正带有过时性别色彩的表达。展览完成后，志愿者及时为姓名拼写错误道歉，居民宽容接受，并对修复成果表达由衷感谢。

Story 2｜Gratitude under Demanding Conditions（Words 3426—3450）

At the closing session, the village chair expressed gratitude to students eager to restore a mountain trail. Their engineer presented a sound plan. The picturesque valley made the proposal look promising, and a prominent conservationist called the volunteers “awesome” in an informal message. Yet restoration was arduous: teams faced tough weather and needed a robust timetable, sturdy tools, and steadfast commitment. They fenced off tender seedlings because the area's temperate climate supported delicate moss. Even mundane permit forms mattered. A naive estimate had ignored drainage costs, and a childish argument over credit briefly slowed the work. A sincere meeting repaired trust. The contractor accepted that it was liable for a damaged railing, while a trustworthy supplier replaced it. An enterprising student proposed renting unused tools to fund repairs; the council called the idea sane, although carrying equipment uphill remained strenuous. After a rigorous safety inspection, the trail reopened.

中文梗概： 学生们在风景如画的山谷修复步道，既得到真诚感谢，也面对艰苦天气、脆弱植被、繁琐许可和成本误判。团队解决争执、厘清责任并提出务实筹资方案，最终通过严格安全检查，体现了热情必须由稳健计划和严格执行支撑。

Story 3｜A Strict Review during a Season of Loss（Words 3451—3475）

The gallery imposed a strict deadline because a severe winter storm was approaching, so curator Lena and photographer Omar worked by mutual agreement. A new portrait seemed to resemble an earlier one, but its composition was only similar, not copied. The setting—a familiar market, naked winter trees, and a bare room—came from a private diary. Omar's intuition led him to keep a spontaneous smile that revealed the implicit trust between subject and photographer. A reflection created the illusion of an imaginary figure, but he did not fancy presenting it as supernatural. He had once assumed artistic success was his fate and that good fortune would arrive automatically. Then his grandmother's death brought agony and grief, and he needed time to grieve. He felt miserable on some mornings, while delayed paperwork added distress to his sadness. Under the gloomy winter light, the jury's rejection did disappoint him, but it did not define his future.

中文梗概： 摄影师在暴风雪来临前接受严格评审，认真区分相似构图、真实记录与视觉错觉。他同时经历祖母去世后的深切悲痛以及申请受挫带来的失望；故事没有把正常哀伤医学化，而是呈现丧失、行政压力和职业挫折如何叠加。

Story 4｜Keeping Frustration from Becoming Hostility（Words 3476—3500）

The director did not want one rejected grant to discourage the youth theatre, even though the cast felt wretched in a cold rehearsal room and found each permit delay frustrating. They paused to mourn the recent death of a longtime stage manager; that solemn loss was distinct from the anger caused by an unexplained funding cut. One parent became furious and wore a deep frown, while an online commenter erupted in rage. A leaking cleaning product began to irritate workers' skin, but the moderator reminded everyone that saying “I hate this decision” should not turn into hatred of individuals. The faulty alarm was a nuisance, and the discovery of spoiled food caused disgust. A technical contradiction continued to vex the staff, yet none of these problems justified attempts to harass the council clerk. The chair cut short a speaker who tended to bore the audience and asked others not to bother volunteers with repeated minor complaints. A troublesome wiring fault, an awful smell, and an unpleasant exchange then produced adverse publicity. When a small group became openly hostile, several residents were indignant at the threats. A radical reset of the meeting rules restored order. One actor admitted he was “mad” about the delay—informal language meaning very angry, not a clinical label—and then helped draft a calm appeal.

中文梗概： 青年剧团在场地恶劣、许可拖延和资助落空后逐渐烦躁。主持人明确区分哀悼、一般愤怒、暴怒、厌恶和仇恨，并制止针对办事员的骚扰与敌对威胁。会议通过重设规则恢复秩序，“mad”仅按非正式“非常生气”理解，不用于心理诊断。

Day 35｜100词记忆巩固训练

第一轮：看英文释义，写单词（3401—3425）

3401. eager to know or learn something, or strange and unusual → ________________
3402. brave and willing to take risks, or an act or quality of such courage → ________________
3403. having qualities traditionally associated with men, especially courage or strength; often dated or context-sensitive → ________________
3404. going straight or without interruption; clear and frank; to manage, guide, aim, or give instructions → ________________
3405. serious, sincere, and showing strong conviction → ________________
3406. the quality of being truthful, fair, and not deceptive → ________________
3407. pleased and satisfied about an achievement or identity, or having excessive self-importance → ________________
3408. in a thoughtful or sincere way, or to a great or worrying degree → ________________
3409. kind and pleasant towards others, or not hostile; also an informal non-competitive match → ________________
3410. welcoming and generous to guests, or providing suitable conditions for life → ________________
3411. relating to love or idealised emotion, or unrealistically idealistic; a person drawn to such ideals → ________________
3412. the right or ability to act, speak, or live without unjust control or restriction → ________________
3413. giving close attention in order to avoid mistakes, harm, or damage → ________________
3414. to relate to or worry someone; a feeling or matter of worry, interest, care, or responsibility → ________________
3415. belief in one's ability, trust in someone or something, or certainty that something is true → ________________
3416. careful not to inconvenience or hurt other people → ________________
3417. showing careful consideration or kindness, or absorbed in serious thought → ________________
3418. showing understanding and compassion, or approving of and supporting an idea → ________________
3419. prepared, willing, available, or quick to act; to prepare; in advance or in a prepared, immediately usable form; cash available for use → ________________
3420. to say that one is sorry for doing something wrong or causing difficulty → ________________
3421. a statement expressing regret for a fault or offence, or a formal excuse → ________________
3422. compassion shown by someone able to punish or harm, or a fortunate relief from difficulty → ________________
3423. to respect someone or something greatly, or look at with pleasure → ________________
3424. unusual or exceptional enough to deserve attention → ________________
3425. feeling or showing thanks for kindness or help → ________________

第二轮：看中文，拼写单词（3426—3450）

3426. 感激；谢意 → ________________
3427. 热切的；渴望的 → ________________
3428. 声音；声波；印象；海峡；听起来；发声；测深；合理的；完好的；彻底的；酣睡地 → ________________
3429. 如画的；生动别致的 → ________________
3430. 有希望的；有前途的 → ________________
3431. 重要的；显眼的；突出的 → ________________
3432. 令人敬畏的；极好的（非正式） → ________________
3433. 艰巨的；费力的 → ________________
3434. 艰难的；严厉的；坚强的；坚固的；难嚼的；粗暴的人 → ________________
3435. 强健的；坚固的；稳健的 → ________________
3436. 坚固的；强健的；坚定的 → ________________
3437. 坚定不移的；忠实的 → ________________
3438. 温柔的；柔嫩的；触痛的；脆弱的；投标；正式提出 → ________________
3439. 气候温和的；温带的；克制的 → ________________
3440. 易损的；脆弱的；精致的；需谨慎处理的；清淡的 → ________________
3441. 平凡的；日常的 → ________________
3442. 天真的；缺乏经验的；稚拙的 → ________________
3443. 孩子般的；幼稚的 → ________________
3444. 真诚的；诚恳的 → ________________
3445. 负有法律责任的；有义务的；易于发生或遭受的 → ________________
3446. 值得信赖的；可靠的 → ________________
3447. 有进取心的；有创业精神的 → ________________
3448. 理智的；明智的；心智健康的 → ________________
3449. 费力的；繁重的；需要极大努力的 → ________________
3450. 严谨的；严格的；缜密的 → ________________

第三轮：看英文释义，写单词（3451—3475）

3451. demanding exact obedience to rules or standards, or precise and limited in meaning → ________________
3452. very serious, harsh, or intense, or plain and without decoration → ________________
3453. felt, done, or shared equally by two or more people → ________________
3454. to look like or be similar to someone or something → ________________
3455. alike in important ways but not exactly the same → ________________
3456. well known from previous experience, or behaving too informally or intimately → ________________
3457. without clothing or covering, or completely exposed and unprotected → ________________
3458. uncovered, empty, or only just sufficient; to reveal or expose; informally, very or extremely → ________________
3459. intended for or belonging to one person or group, not public; also a soldier of the lowest rank → ________________
3460. the ability to understand or know something immediately without conscious reasoning → ________________
3461. happening naturally and without planning or external cause → ________________
3462. suggested without being stated directly, or complete and unquestioning → ________________
3463. a false idea or appearance that causes something to be understood incorrectly → ________________
3464. existing only in the mind and not in reality → ________________
3465. to want, like, or imagine; elaborate or expensive; an imagined idea or sudden preference → ________________
3466. the events believed to be predetermined or beyond a person's control → ________________
3467. great wealth, chance or luck, or the course of events in a person's life → ________________
3468. extreme physical or emotional pain → ________________
3469. deep sorrow, especially after a death or major loss → ________________
3470. to feel or express deep sorrow, especially after a death or major loss → ________________
3471. extremely unhappy or uncomfortable, or very poor in quality or amount → ________________
3472. extreme anxiety, sorrow, pain, or danger; to cause such suffering → ________________
3473. the feeling of being unhappy, or something that causes it → ________________
3474. dark or poorly lit, or sad and pessimistic → ________________
3475. to make someone feel sad because hopes or expectations were not met → ________________

第四轮：语境填空（3476—3500）

词库（每词限用一次）： adverse · anger · awful · bore · bother · discourage · disgust · frown · frustrating · furious · harass · hate · hatred · hostile · indignant · irritate · mad · mourn · nuisance · radical · rage · troublesome · unpleasant · vex · wretched

3476. The mentor criticised the draft constructively so that one weak result would not ______ the student from applying again.
3477. After a night in the flooded shelter, the exhausted family felt ______—deeply unhappy, cold, and in a pitiful condition.
3478. The repeated upload failures were ______ in the precise sense of provoking frustration by blocking progress, not merely troublesome to repair.
3479. Residents gathered quietly to ______ the firefighter who had died during the rescue.
3480. The unexplained cancellation caused public ______, a strong reaction that remained short of violent fury.
3481. She was ______, not merely annoyed, when she discovered that the evidence had been deliberately destroyed.
3482. His eyebrows drew together in a ______ as he tried to understand the contradictory figures.
3483. In a fit of ______, the customer shouted, kicked the door, and lost control of his behaviour.
3484. Even a small amount of this cleaning chemical can ______ sensitive skin.
3485. I ______ wasting food, but I can criticise the practice without attacking the people involved.
3486. The organisation condemned speeches designed to spread racial ______ between neighbours.
3487. The alarm that rang every ten minutes became a public ______ for everyone living nearby.
3488. The sight and smell of rotting meat filled the inspectors with ______.
3489. In formal literary style, the unresolved paradox continued to ______ scholars by both puzzling and annoying them.
3490. Repeated threatening messages sent to intimidate a clerk may constitute an attempt to ______ that person.
3491. A speaker who reads every slide in a flat voice may ______ even an interested audience.
3492. Please do not ______ the receptionist with a minor question while she is handling an emergency call.
3493. The faulty lock was ______ in the precise sense of “difficult to manage,” rather than emotionally frustrating.
3494. In informal speech, the adjective ______ can mean “extremely bad,” as in a meal no one could finish.
3495. The interview was not dangerous, but the interviewer's cold and rude manner made it distinctly ______.
3496. The trial was stopped after several participants experienced serious ______ reactions to the drug.
3497. The crowd became openly ______, shouting threats rather than simply expressing disagreement.
3498. She was ______ at the false accusation because her anger arose from a clear sense of injustice.
3499. Instead of making minor adjustments, the committee proposed a ______ redesign that would change the system from its foundation.
3500. In informal British English, he was ______ at the delay, meaning very angry rather than mentally ill.

十、答案

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第一轮答案

3401. curious
3402. daring
3403. manly
3404. direct
3405. earnest
3406. honesty
3407. proud
3408. seriously
3409. friendly
3410. hospitable
3411. romantic
3412. freedom
3413. careful
3414. concern
3415. confidence
3416. considerate
3417. thoughtful
3418. sympathetic
3419. ready
3420. apologize
3421. apology
3422. mercy
3423. admire
3424. remarkable
3425. grateful

第二轮答案

3426. gratitude
3427. eager
3428. sound
3429. picturesque
3430. promising
3431. prominent
3432. awesome
3433. arduous
3434. tough
3435. robust
3436. sturdy
3437. steadfast
3438. tender
3439. temperate
3440. delicate
3441. mundane
3442. naive
3443. childish
3444. sincere
3445. liable
3446. trustworthy
3447. enterprising
3448. sane
3449. strenuous
3450. rigorous

第三轮答案

3451. strict
3452. severe
3453. mutual
3454. resemble
3455. similar
3456. familiar
3457. naked
3458. bare
3459. private
3460. intuition
3461. spontaneous
3462. implicit
3463. illusion
3464. imaginary
3465. fancy
3466. fate
3467. fortune
3468. agony
3469. grief
3470. grieve
3471. miserable
3472. distress
3473. sadness
3474. gloomy
3475. disappoint

第四轮答案

3476. discourage
3477. wretched
3478. frustrating
3479. mourn
3480. anger
3481. furious
3482. frown
3483. rage
3484. irritate
3485. hate
3486. hatred
3487. nuisance
3488. disgust
3489. vex
3490. harass
3491. bore
3492. bother
3493. troublesome
3494. awful
3495. unpleasant
3496. adverse
3497. hostile
3498. indignant
3499. radical
3500. mad

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