Day 36|雅思词汇手机记忆中心
Day 36|雅思词汇111词(3501—3611)
Semantic Map
Use these five groups to connect personality and emotional conflict, hesitation and mistakes, habits and historical measurement, sequence and stages, and continuing or closely timed events before memorising individual definitions.
性格、焦虑与冲突|Character, Anxiety, and Conflict(3501—3525)
crazy · wicked · vicious · vulgar · ego · selfish · nasty · rash · volatile · weird · excessive · anxiety · restless · uneasy · fear · timid · fuss · insult · unkind · envy · jealous · doubt · suspicion · skeptical · unsatisfactory
犹疑、羞愧与失误|Hesitation, Shame, and Mistakes(3526—3550)
unstable · unsuitable · unwilling · reluctant · hesitate · confuse · guilty · embarrass · regret · repent · ashamed · sigh · weep · tolerance · ignorant · endure · sly · cunning · arbitrary · ridiculous · stupid · awkward · clumsy · careless · oblivious
习性、时代与计量|Habits, Eras, and Measurement(3551—3575)
naughty · greedy · obtrusive · slothful · sluggish · impulse · rigid · stubborn · stereotype · daily · monthly · quarterly · annual · yearly · anniversary · era · present · contemporary · medieval · century · millennium · million · billion · dozen · dawn
时段、顺序与阶段|Time Periods, Sequence, and Stages(3576—3600)
midday · midnight · overnight · night · modern · recent · up to date · first · secondly · finally · finish · immediately · instant · moment · minute · prior · former · preceding · precedent · foremost · opening · initially · intermediate · midst · meantime
持续、并行与临近|Continuity, Parallel Timing, and Nearness(3601—3611)
meanwhile · simultaneous · ongoing · everlasting · permanent · punctual · duration · consecutive · periodically · imminent · incidentally
第1组|3501—3525
| No. | Word | IPA | POS | English definition | 中文核心义 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3501 | crazy | /ˈkreɪzi/ | adj./n./adv. | mentally ill, extremely enthusiastic, very angry, or extremely | 疯狂的;痴迷的;疯子;极其 |
| 3502 | wicked | /ˈwɪkɪd/ | adj./n. | morally bad, playfully troublesome, or extremely impressive | 邪恶的;调皮的;极好的;邪恶的人 |
| 3503 | vicious | /ˈvɪʃəs/ | adj. | violent and cruel, deliberately harmful, or very severe | 凶残的;恶毒的;恶劣的 |
| 3504 | vulgar | /ˈvʌlɡə/ | adj. | lacking good taste, refinement, or polite manners | 粗俗的;粗鲁的 |
| 3505 | ego | /ˈiːɡəʊ/ | n. | a person's sense of self-importance or personal identity | 自我价值感;自我意识 |
| 3506 | selfish | /ˈselfɪʃ/ | adj. | caring mainly about one's own needs or advantage | 自私的 |
| 3507 | nasty | /ˈnɑːsti/ | adj. | very unpleasant, unkind, offensive, or dangerous | 糟糕的;刻薄的;危险的;冒犯的 |
| 3508 | rash | /ræʃ/ | n./adj. | a skin eruption or a sudden series of unpleasant events; acting without enough thought | 皮疹;突然发生的一连串不良事件;轻率的 |
| 3509 | volatile | /ˈvɒlətaɪl/ | adj. | likely to change suddenly, especially in mood or condition; easily evaporated | 情绪多变的;不稳定的;易挥发的 |
| 3510 | weird | /wɪəd/ | adj. | strange, unusual, or mysteriously frightening | 奇怪的;诡异可怕的 |
| 3511 | excessive | /ɪkˈsesɪv/ | adj. | greater than is reasonable, necessary, or acceptable | 过度的 |
| 3512 | anxiety | /æŋˈzaɪəti/ | n. | a feeling or medical condition of worry or nervousness, a concern, or a strong desire for something | 焦虑;焦虑症;担忧之事;渴望 |
| 3513 | restless | /ˈrestləs/ | adj. | unable to relax, remain still, or sleep because of worry or dissatisfaction | 不安的;无法安睡的 |
| 3514 | uneasy | /ʌnˈiːzi/ | adj. | worried or uncomfortable, or lacking stability and harmony | 焦虑的;不稳定的;令人不安的;不协调的 |
| 3515 | fear | /fɪə/ | n./v. | an unpleasant emotion caused by danger, or to feel worried or afraid | 害怕;担忧;害怕;恐怕 |
| 3516 | timid | /ˈtɪmɪd/ | adj. | shy, nervous, and lacking courage or confidence | 胆小的 |
| 3517 | fuss | /fʌs/ | n./vi. | unnecessary excitement or complaint about small matters, or to worry over them | 小题大做;抱怨琐事;纠结细节 |
| 3518 | insult | /ˈɪnsʌlt; ɪnˈsʌlt/ | n./v. | a disrespectful remark or act, or to treat someone disrespectfully | 侮辱;侮辱某人 |
| 3519 | unkind | /ˌʌnˈkaɪnd/ | adj. | inconsiderate, unfriendly, or causing unnecessary hurt | 不友善的 |
| 3520 | envy | /ˈenvi/ | n./v. | a desire for another person's advantage, or to wish one had it | 嫉妒;羡慕 |
| 3521 | jealous | /ˈdʒeləs/ | adj. | resentful of another's advantage or anxiously protective of something valued | 嫉妒的;唯恐失去的;严加维护的 |
| 3522 | doubt | /daʊt/ | n./v. | uncertainty about truth or reliability, or to feel uncertain about it | 怀疑;不信任 |
| 3523 | suspicion | /səˈspɪʃən/ | n. | a belief without firm proof that something is wrong, or a slight trace | 怀疑;微量 |
| 3524 | skeptical | /ˈskeptɪkəl/ | adj. | not easily convinced that a claim is true or worthwhile | 怀疑的 |
| 3525 | unsatisfactory | /ˌʌnsætɪsˈfæktəri/ | adj. | not good enough or not producing an acceptable result | 不够好的;不能令人满意的 |
第2组|3526—3550
| No. | Word | IPA | POS | English definition | 中文核心义 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3526 | unstable | /ʌnˈsteɪbəl/ | adj. | likely to change, fail, fall, or behave unpredictably | 不稳定的;情绪不稳定的;不稳固的 |
| 3527 | unsuitable | /ʌnˈsuːtəbəl/ | adj. | not right or appropriate for a particular purpose or person | 不合适的 |
| 3528 | unwilling | /ʌnˈwɪlɪŋ/ | adj. | not wanting or prepared to do something | 不愿意的;不情愿的;非自愿的 |
| 3529 | reluctant | /rɪˈlʌktənt/ | adj. | hesitant and unwilling to do something | 不情愿的 |
| 3530 | hesitate | /ˈhezɪteɪt/ | v. | to pause before acting or speaking because of uncertainty | 犹豫 |
| 3531 | confuse | /kənˈfjuːz/ | v. | to make someone unable to understand, or to mix up things | 使困惑;混淆;使难以理解 |
| 3532 | guilty | /ˈɡɪlti/ | adj. | responsible for wrongdoing or feeling ashamed about it | 内疚的;有罪的 |
| 3533 | embarrass | /ɪmˈbærəs/ | v. | to make someone feel ashamed or socially uncomfortable | 使尴尬;使陷入困境 |
| 3534 | regret | /rɪˈɡret/ | v./n. | to feel sorry about something, or a feeling of sadness about it | 后悔;遗憾 |
| 3535 | repent | /rɪˈpent/ | v. | to feel sincere regret for wrongdoing and wish to change | 后悔;悔改 |
| 3536 | ashamed | /əˈʃeɪmd/ | adj. | feeling shame or embarrassment about oneself or an action | 感到羞耻的;羞于 |
| 3537 | sigh | /saɪ/ | v./n. | to breathe out audibly from emotion, or the sound produced | 叹气;叹着气说;叹气声 |
| 3538 | weep | /wiːp/ | v./n. | to cry, release liquid slowly, or experience a period of crying | 哭泣;渗出;一阵哭泣 |
| 3539 | tolerance | /ˈtɒlərəns/ | n. | willingness to accept differences, ability to withstand something, or permitted variation | 宽容;耐受性;公差 |
| 3540 | ignorant | /ˈɪɡnərənt/ | adj. | lacking knowledge or awareness, sometimes in a rude way | 无知的;不了解的;粗鲁的 |
| 3541 | endure | /ɪnˈdjʊə/ | v. | to suffer something difficult or to continue to exist | 忍受;持续 |
| 3542 | sly | /slaɪ/ | adj. | clever at deceiving others or quietly showing shared understanding | 狡猾的;会意的 |
| 3543 | cunning | /ˈkʌnɪŋ/ | adj./n. | skilful at deception, cleverly made, or deceptive cleverness | 狡猾的;灵巧的;狡猾 |
| 3544 | arbitrary | /ˈɑːbɪtrəri/ | adj. | based on personal choice rather than reason, or using unchecked authority | 任意的;专横的 |
| 3545 | ridiculous | /rɪˈdɪkjələs/ | adj. | extremely unreasonable, foolish, or absurd | 荒谬的 |
| 3546 | stupid | /ˈstjuːpɪd/ | adj./n. | lacking intelligence or good judgement, or a foolish person | 欠考虑的;愚笨的;笨蛋 |
| 3547 | awkward | /ˈɔːkwəd/ | adj. | embarrassing, difficult to handle, inconvenient, or lacking physical skill | 令人尴尬的;难以处理的;不合时宜的;笨拙的 |
| 3548 | clumsy | /ˈklʌmzi/ | adj. | moving without skill or designed, expressed, or handled badly | 笨拙的;不得体的;设计拙劣的;难用的 |
| 3549 | careless | /ˈkeələs/ | adj. | not giving enough attention or thought to avoiding mistakes or harm | 粗心的;漫不经心的 |
| 3550 | oblivious | /əˈblɪviəs/ | adj. | completely unaware of something happening nearby | 茫然的;未察觉的 |
第3组|3551—3575
| No. | Word | IPA | POS | English definition | 中文核心义 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3551 | naughty | /ˈnɔːti/ | adj. | badly behaved, especially of a child, or indecent and mildly sexual | 淘气的;不雅的;略带色情的 |
| 3552 | greedy | /ˈɡriːdi/ | adj. | wanting more food, money, power, or possessions than one needs | 贪婪的 |
| 3553 | obtrusive | /əbˈtruːsɪv/ | adj. | noticeable in an unpleasant or unwanted way | 显眼的;突兀的 |
| 3554 | slothful | /ˈsləʊθfəl/ | adj. | lazy and unwilling to make an effort | 懒惰的 |
| 3555 | sluggish | /ˈslʌɡɪʃ/ | adj. | moving, reacting, or developing more slowly than usual | 迟缓的 |
| 3556 | impulse | /ˈɪmpʌls/ | n. | a sudden urge to act, a pulse, or a force that causes movement | 冲动;脉冲;推动力 |
| 3557 | rigid | /ˈrɪdʒɪd/ | adj. | stiff and unbending, or fixed and unwilling to change | 严格的;固执的;坚硬的 |
| 3558 | stubborn | /ˈstʌbən/ | adj. | refusing to change one's opinion or difficult to remove or overcome | 固执的;难以去除的 |
| 3559 | stereotype | /ˈsteriətaɪp/ | n./v. | a fixed oversimplified idea, or to judge someone by such an idea | 刻板印象;对……持有刻板印象 |
| 3560 | daily | /ˈdeɪli/ | adj./adv./n. | happening every day, every day, or a newspaper published each day | 每日的;每日;日报 |
| 3561 | monthly | /ˈmʌnθli/ | adj./adv./n. | happening once a month, once a month, or a monthly publication | 每月的;每月一次;月刊 |
| 3562 | quarterly | /ˈkwɔːtəli/ | adj./adv./n. | happening every three months, every three months, or a periodical issued then | 每季度的;每三个月一次;季刊 |
| 3563 | annual | /ˈænjuəl/ | adj./n. | happening once every year, or a yearly publication or plant | 每年的;年度的;年刊;一年生植物 |
| 3564 | yearly | /ˈjɪəli/ | adv./adj. | once a year, or happening or lasting for one year | 每年一次;每年发生的;为期一年的 |
| 3565 | anniversary | /ˌænɪˈvɜːsəri/ | n. | the date on which a past event is remembered each year | 周年纪念 |
| 3566 | era | /ˈɪərə/ | n. | a long and distinct period of history | 时代 |
| 3567 | present | /ˈprezənt; prɪˈzent/ | adj./n./v. | existing or occurring now, the current time or a gift, or to show or give something | 现在的;在场的;现在;礼物;展示;赠送 |
| 3568 | contemporary | /kənˈtemprəri/ | adj./n. | belonging to the same time or the present, or a person living at that time | 同时代的;现代的;同时代的人 |
| 3569 | medieval | /ˌmediˈiːvəl/ | adj. | relating to the European Middle Ages | 中世纪的 |
| 3570 | century | /ˈsentʃəri/ | n. | a period of one hundred years | 一百年;世纪 |
| 3571 | millennium | /mɪˈleniəm/ | n. | a period of one thousand years | 一千年;千禧年 |
| 3572 | million | /ˈmɪljən/ | num. | the number 1,000,000 or an indefinitely very large number | 一百万;许多 |
| 3573 | billion | /ˈbɪljən/ | num. | the number 1,000,000,000 or an indefinitely enormous number | 十亿;大量 |
| 3574 | dozen | /ˈdʌzən/ | n. | a group of twelve or approximately twelve | 十二个;大约十二个;许多 |
| 3575 | dawn | /dɔːn/ | n./vi. | the first light of day or a beginning; to begin or become understood | 黎明;开端;开始;逐渐明白 |
第4组|3576—3600
| No. | Word | IPA | POS | English definition | 中文核心义 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3576 | midday | /ˌmɪdˈdeɪ/ | n. | twelve o'clock in the daytime or the period around it | 中午 |
| 3577 | midnight | /ˈmɪdnaɪt/ | n. | twelve o'clock at night or the period around it | 午夜 |
| 3578 | overnight | /ˌəʊvəˈnaɪt; ˈəʊvənaɪt/ | adv./adj. | during or for the night, or happening very quickly; lasting one night | 在夜间;很快地;过一夜的;突然发生的 |
| 3579 | night | /naɪt/ | n. | the period of darkness between evening and morning, or an evening event | 夜晚;晚间;晚会 |
| 3580 | modern | /ˈmɒdən/ | adj. | relating to the present or recent times and using current ideas or technology | 现代的;新式的;先进的;新潮的 |
| 3581 | recent | /ˈriːsənt/ | adj. | having happened, begun, or existed only a short time ago | 最近的 |
| 3582 | up to date | /ˌʌp tə ˈdeɪt/ | adj. | containing the newest information or using the latest methods | 最新的;跟上时代的 |
| 3583 | first | /fɜːst/ | det./adv./n. | earliest in order or importance, before anything else, or the earliest person or event | 第一的;最重要的;首先;第一次;第一名 |
| 3584 | secondly | /ˈsekəndli/ | adv. | used to introduce the second point in a sequence | 其次 |
| 3585 | finally | /ˈfaɪnəli/ | adv. | after a long time or at the end of a sequence | 终于;最后;最终 |
| 3586 | finish | /ˈfɪnɪʃ/ | v./n. | to complete or end something, or the final part, surface, or position | 完成;结束;用完;名次;涂层 |
| 3587 | immediately | /ɪˈmiːdiətli/ | adv./conj. | at once, directly next to, or as soon as | 立刻;紧挨着;直接地;一……就…… |
| 3588 | instant | /ˈɪnstənt/ | adj./n. | happening at once or requiring little preparation; a very short moment | 立即的;速食的;瞬间;即时 |
| 3589 | moment | /ˈməʊmənt/ | n. | a very short period, a particular time, or an important occasion | 片刻;时刻;时机;重要时刻 |
| 3590 | minute | /ˈmɪnɪt; maɪˈnjuːt/ | n./v./adj. | sixty seconds, a written meeting record, to record it, or extremely small and detailed | 分钟;片刻;会议记录;记录;微小的;细致的 |
| 3591 | prior | /ˈpraɪə/ | adj./n. | existing or happening earlier, taking priority, or used with “to” to mean before; also a senior monastic officer | 先前的;优先的;prior to表示在……之前;修道院院长 |
| 3592 | former | /ˈfɔːmə/ | adj./n. | having held a role or existed in the past, or the first of two mentioned things | 从前的;前任的;前者 |
| 3593 | preceding | /prɪˈsiːdɪŋ/ | adj. | coming immediately before something in order or time | 先前的;前面的 |
| 3594 | precedent | /ˈpresɪdənt/ | n. | an earlier action or decision used as an example for later cases | 先例 |
| 3595 | foremost | /ˈfɔːməʊst/ | adj./adv. | most important, leading, or before anything else in importance | 最重要的;首要的;最重要的是 |
| 3596 | opening | /ˈəʊpənɪŋ/ | n./adj. | a beginning, ceremony, gap, opportunity, or vacancy; occurring at the start | 开始;开幕式;开口;机会;职位空缺;最初的 |
| 3597 | initially | /ɪˈnɪʃəli/ | adv. | at the beginning, before later changes occur | 最初 |
| 3598 | intermediate | /ˌɪntəˈmiːdiət/ | adj./n. | between basic and advanced or between two stages, or a learner at that level | 中间的;中级的;中级学习者 |
| 3599 | midst | /mɪdst/ | n. | the middle part of a place, situation, or period | 中间;当中 |
| 3600 | meantime | /ˈmiːntaɪm/ | n./adv. | the intervening period, or during that period | 期间;与此同时 |
第5组|3601—3611
| No. | Word | IPA | POS | English definition | 中文核心义 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3601 | meanwhile | /ˈmiːnwaɪl/ | adv. | at the same time as another event or during the intervening period | 同时;在此期间;而 |
| 3602 | simultaneous | /ˌsɪməlˈteɪniəs/ | adj. | happening or existing at exactly the same time | 同时的 |
| 3603 | ongoing | /ˈɒnɡəʊɪŋ/ | adj. | continuing to develop or exist and not yet completed | 进行中的 |
| 3604 | everlasting | /ˌevəˈlɑːstɪŋ/ | adj. | lasting for ever or for an extremely long time | 永久的;持久的 |
| 3605 | permanent | /ˈpɜːmənənt/ | adj./n. | intended to last indefinitely rather than temporarily, or a lasting hairstyle treatment | 永久的;烫发 |
| 3606 | punctual | /ˈpʌŋktʃuəl/ | adj. | arriving or happening at the agreed or correct time | 准时的 |
| 3607 | duration | /djʊˈreɪʃən/ | n. | the amount of time for which something continues | 持续时间 |
| 3608 | consecutive | /kənˈsekjətɪv/ | adj. | following one after another without interruption | 连续的 |
| 3609 | periodically | /ˌpɪəriˈɒdɪkli/ | adv. | at regular or occasional intervals | 定期地;周期性地 |
| 3610 | imminent | /ˈɪmɪnənt/ | adj. | about to happen very soon | 即将发生的 |
| 3611 | incidentally | /ˌɪnsɪˈdentəli/ | adv. | used to add a related but less important point, or by chance | 顺便提一下;偶然地 |
Story Chain|用短文串联111词
Read each story for the situation first. Then read it aloud and retell the same scene with as many highlighted words as possible.
Story 1|A Rumour Turns a Team Meeting Sour(Words 3501—3525)
A crazy rumour claimed that our manager had a wicked plan to dismiss half the team. One vicious message used vulgar language and attacked her ego, while a selfish colleague added a nasty joke. His rash post triggered a volatile discussion in the group chat, and the silence that followed felt weird. The excessive speculation increased everyone's anxiety; even normally calm staff became restless and uneasy. A fear of losing their jobs made one timid assistant create a fuss over every email. Another employee treated a mild correction as an insult and sent an unkind reply. Old envy made two teammates openly jealous of a promoted colleague, but the lack of evidence soon created doubt about the original claim. The director investigated the suspicion, remained skeptical of anonymous screenshots, and concluded that the whole episode was deeply unsatisfactory.
中文梗概: 一则裁员谣言在团队群里被恶意语言、嫉妒和过度猜测不断放大,引发焦虑与冲突;主管核查证据后否定了匿名指控,并批评了整个事件的处理方式。
Story 2|Owning Up After a Failed Demonstration(Words 3526—3550)
The prototype stood on an unstable table in a room that was clearly unsuitable for a public demonstration. Leo was unwilling to proceed and reluctant to challenge the organiser, so he began to hesitate. Conflicting labels could confuse the audience, and he already felt guilty because he had failed to check them. He feared the mistake would embarrass his supervisor and knew he would regret staying silent. After the device failed, he chose to repent of his dishonesty rather than hide it. Deeply ashamed, he let out a sigh while a disappointed colleague began to weep. The supervisor showed tolerance, explaining that someone ignorant of a technical rule could learn if the team could endure an honest review. A sly supplier had used cunning wording to conceal an arbitrary design change, making the safety claim look ridiculous. Leo admitted that accepting it had been stupid. The apology was awkward, his first repair attempt was clumsy, and the original inspection had been careless, but he was no longer oblivious to the consequences.
中文梗概: 一场演示因场地、设备和标签问题失败,Leo承认自己因犹豫和疏忽没有及时提醒团队;主管在追查供应商误导性改动的同时,也要求大家诚实复盘并承担责任。
Story 3|A Museum Measures Change Across the Ages(Words 3551—3575)
At the history museum, a naughty child reached towards a display while his greedy brother demanded every souvenir in the shop. Their bright bags looked obtrusive beside a quiet exhibit about a slothful ruler whose kingdom had become sluggish. On an impulse, the curator revised the old caption, which had imposed a rigid judgement on a famously stubborn leader and repeated a cultural stereotype. The new gallery now records daily household routines, monthly market cycles, quarterly tax reports, annual harvests, and yearly ceremonies. For the museum's fiftieth anniversary, it compares each historical era with the present through both ancient objects and contemporary art. One wing covers medieval trade across a full century; another imagines social change over a millennium. Interactive counters help visitors picture a million coins, a billion grains of wheat, and a dozen ships leaving harbour at dawn.
中文梗概: 博物馆更新展陈方式,从日常、月度、季度和年度记录理解不同历史时代,并用艺术品与互动计量装置帮助参观者比较中世纪、现代及更长时间尺度上的社会变化。
Story 4|From the Opening Briefing to the Final Deadline(Words 3576—3600)
At midday, the rescue team received a warning that the storm would peak near midnight. An overnight shift was arranged because the coming night would test even the most modern equipment. A recent software update had kept the maps up to date. The commander first assigned evacuation zones; secondly, she checked radio channels; and finally, she set a time to finish the riverbank search. Crews moved immediately when the siren sounded, and in an instant the control room became busy. At that moment, every minute mattered. A prior inspection had led officials to close one bridge, while the bridge's former approach route still appeared in the preceding version of the map. That decision established a useful precedent: safety was foremost. During the opening briefing, some volunteers were initially assigned simple tasks, then moved to intermediate duties in the midst of the operation. In the meantime, engineers monitored the rising water.
中文梗概: 救援队从中午开始为午夜前后的暴风雨做准备,按照明确顺序分配任务、更新地图并迅速行动;先前的桥梁检查成为安全决策的依据,志愿者也在行动过程中逐步承担更复杂的职责。
Story 5|Keeping Two Projects on Time(Words 3601—3611)
Maya reviewed the budget; meanwhile, two simultaneous workshops began in neighbouring rooms. The renovation was still ongoing, but the architect hoped its design would create an everlasting impression rather than a merely fashionable one. Because the exhibition needed a permanent home, every contractor had to be punctual and complete the assigned work within the schedule's six-week duration. After five consecutive days of installation, engineers began checking the lighting periodically. With the public opening imminent, Maya approved the final signs and, incidentally, discovered that both teams had independently chosen the same colour scheme.
中文梗概: Maya同时协调两个工作坊和一项仍在进行的展馆改造,要求承包商准时完成连续施工并定期检查设备;开幕在即,她意外发现两个团队选择了相同的配色。
Day 36|111词记忆巩固训练
第一轮:看英文释义,写单词(3501—3525)
- mentally ill, extremely enthusiastic, very angry, or extremely →
________________ - morally bad, playfully troublesome, or extremely impressive →
________________ - violent and cruel, deliberately harmful, or very severe →
________________ - lacking good taste, refinement, or polite manners →
________________ - a person's sense of self-importance or personal identity →
________________ - caring mainly about one's own needs or advantage →
________________ - very unpleasant, unkind, offensive, or dangerous →
________________ - a skin eruption or a sudden series of unpleasant events; acting without enough thought →
________________ - likely to change suddenly, especially in mood or condition; easily evaporated →
________________ - strange, unusual, or mysteriously frightening →
________________ - greater than is reasonable, necessary, or acceptable →
________________ - a feeling or medical condition of worry or nervousness, a concern, or a strong desire for something →
________________ - unable to relax, remain still, or sleep because of worry or dissatisfaction →
________________ - worried or uncomfortable, or lacking stability and harmony →
________________ - an unpleasant emotion caused by danger, or to feel worried or afraid →
________________ - shy, nervous, and lacking courage or confidence →
________________ - unnecessary excitement or complaint about small matters, or to worry over them →
________________ - a disrespectful remark or act, or to treat someone disrespectfully →
________________ - inconsiderate, unfriendly, or causing unnecessary hurt →
________________ - a desire for another person's advantage, or to wish one had it →
________________ - resentful of another's advantage or anxiously protective of something valued →
________________ - uncertainty about truth or reliability, or to feel uncertain about it →
________________ - a belief without firm proof that something is wrong, or a slight trace →
________________ - not easily convinced that a claim is true or worthwhile →
________________ - not good enough or not producing an acceptable result →
________________
第二轮:看中文,拼写单词(3526—3550)
- 不稳定的;情绪不稳定的;不稳固的 →
________________ - 不合适的 →
________________ - 不愿意的;不情愿的;非自愿的 →
________________ - 不情愿的 →
________________ - 犹豫 →
________________ - 使困惑;混淆;使难以理解 →
________________ - 内疚的;有罪的 →
________________ - 使尴尬;使陷入困境 →
________________ - 后悔;遗憾 →
________________ - 后悔;悔改 →
________________ - 感到羞耻的;羞于 →
________________ - 叹气;叹着气说;叹气声 →
________________ - 哭泣;渗出;一阵哭泣 →
________________ - 宽容;耐受性;公差 →
________________ - 无知的;不了解的;粗鲁的 →
________________ - 忍受;持续 →
________________ - 狡猾的;会意的 →
________________ - 狡猾的;灵巧的;狡猾 →
________________ - 任意的;专横的 →
________________ - 荒谬的 →
________________ - 欠考虑的;愚笨的;笨蛋 →
________________ - 令人尴尬的;难以处理的;不合时宜的;笨拙的 →
________________ - 笨拙的;不得体的;设计拙劣的;难用的 →
________________ - 粗心的;漫不经心的 →
________________ - 茫然的;未察觉的 →
________________
第三轮:看英文释义,写单词(3551—3575)
- badly behaved, especially of a child, or indecent and mildly sexual →
________________ - wanting more food, money, power, or possessions than one needs →
________________ - noticeable in an unpleasant or unwanted way →
________________ - lazy and unwilling to make an effort →
________________ - moving, reacting, or developing more slowly than usual →
________________ - a sudden urge to act, a pulse, or a force that causes movement →
________________ - stiff and unbending, or fixed and unwilling to change →
________________ - refusing to change one's opinion or difficult to remove or overcome →
________________ - a fixed oversimplified idea, or to judge someone by such an idea →
________________ - happening every day, every day, or a newspaper published each day →
________________ - happening once a month, once a month, or a monthly publication →
________________ - happening every three months, every three months, or a periodical issued then →
________________ - happening once every year, or a yearly publication or plant →
________________ - once a year, or happening or lasting for one year →
________________ - the date on which a past event is remembered each year →
________________ - a long and distinct period of history →
________________ - existing or occurring now, the current time or a gift, or to show or give something →
________________ - belonging to the same time or the present, or a person living at that time →
________________ - relating to the European Middle Ages →
________________ - a period of one hundred years →
________________ - a period of one thousand years →
________________ - the number 1,000,000 or an indefinitely very large number →
________________ - the number 1,000,000,000 or an indefinitely enormous number →
________________ - a group of twelve or approximately twelve →
________________ - the first light of day or a beginning; to begin or become understood →
________________
第四轮:语境填空(3576—3600)
词库(每词限用一次): midday · midnight · overnight · night · modern · recent · up to date · first · secondly · finally · finish · immediately · instant · moment · minute · prior · former · preceding · precedent · foremost · opening · initially · intermediate · midst · meantime
- The outdoor workers take their lunch break at ______, when the sun is highest.
- The digital clock changed from 11:59 p.m. to ______ exactly as the new year began.
- Because the roads were blocked, the passengers had to stay ______ at the station hotel.
- Thick clouds made the moonless ______ unusually dark.
- Unlike the preserved medieval wing, the new extension has a distinctly ______ architectural style.
- A ______ survey conducted last week shows that bus use is increasing.
- The online timetable is kept ______, with every schedule change added as soon as it is announced.
- ______, identify the main research question before collecting any data.
- ______, compare the two samples under identical conditions.
- ______, summarise the findings and explain their practical value.
- The team must ______ the safety inspection before the building can reopen.
- Leave the room ______ if the fire alarm begins to ring.
- In an ______, the entire screen went black and then returned to normal.
- Winning the scholarship was a proud ______ in her academic career.
- The secretary will ______ the committee's decisions and circulate the official record tomorrow.
- Applicants with ______ laboratory experience will receive extra training.
- The museum invited its ______ director to speak about the institution's early years.
- The final paragraph refers back to evidence presented on the ______ page.
- The court's decision may set a legal ______ for similar environmental cases.
- Patient safety must remain the ______ concern during the trial.
- The mayor welcomed visitors at the gallery's official ______.
- The treatment seemed effective ______, but later tests revealed serious side effects.
- This course is designed for ______ learners who have mastered the basics but are not yet advanced.
- The negotiators received new instructions in the ______ of the talks.
- The replacement part will arrive tomorrow; in the ______, use the backup machine.
第五轮:时间关系词语境辨析与填空(3601—3611)
词库(每词限用一次): meanwhile · simultaneous · ongoing · everlasting · permanent · punctual · duration · consecutive · periodically · imminent · incidentally
- The field team collected soil samples; ______, the laboratory staff prepared the testing equipment.
- The two alarms were ______, sounding at exactly the same second in separate buildings.
- The inquiry is still ______, so no final conclusion has been published.
- In the myth, the gods promised the hero ______ life that would never end.
- The museum replaced the temporary display with a ______ exhibition intended to remain in the same gallery indefinitely.
- Trains on this route are usually ______, arriving at the scheduled time.
- The ______ of the interview is forty minutes from the first question to the last.
- She attended the workshop on three ______ days without a break between them.
- Engineers inspect the bridge ______, returning at fixed intervals to check for damage.
- Dark smoke and emergency sirens warned residents that danger was ______.
- The two researchers, ______, had studied at the same small university, although that detail was not central to the report.
十、答案
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第一轮答案
- crazy
- wicked
- vicious
- vulgar
- ego
- selfish
- nasty
- rash
- volatile
- weird
- excessive
- anxiety
- restless
- uneasy
- fear
- timid
- fuss
- insult
- unkind
- envy
- jealous
- doubt
- suspicion
- skeptical
- unsatisfactory
第二轮答案
- unstable
- unsuitable
- unwilling
- reluctant
- hesitate
- confuse
- guilty
- embarrass
- regret
- repent
- ashamed
- sigh
- weep
- tolerance
- ignorant
- endure
- sly
- cunning
- arbitrary
- ridiculous
- stupid
- awkward
- clumsy
- careless
- oblivious
第三轮答案
- naughty
- greedy
- obtrusive
- slothful
- sluggish
- impulse
- rigid
- stubborn
- stereotype
- daily
- monthly
- quarterly
- annual
- yearly
- anniversary
- era
- present
- contemporary
- medieval
- century
- millennium
- million
- billion
- dozen
- dawn
第四轮答案
- midday
- midnight
- overnight
- night
- modern
- recent
- up to date
- first
- secondly
- finally
- finish
- immediately
- instant
- moment
- minute
- prior
- former
- preceding
- precedent
- foremost
- opening
- initially
- intermediate
- midst
- meantime
第五轮答案
- meanwhile
- simultaneous
- ongoing
- everlasting
- permanent
- punctual
- duration
- consecutive
- periodically
- imminent
- incidentally