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1              replica n. exact copy, esp one made by an artist of one of his own pictures, etc
2               armada n.  large fleet of ships
6 o0 y5 V2 S! o) B' D3           propaganda n. publicity that is intended to spread ideas or information which will persuade or convince people
# l: ?" ?9 [. V  c3 d$ O/ P% a4              panacea n. ~ remedy for all diseases or troubles
5                  lea n. area of open grassland; meadow ;
, |2 v" l% i  ?0 _9 H/ `6               azalea n. flowering shrub of the rhododendron family
& a" D0 S3 }* v& M8 X: o7                 plea n.  ~ (for sth) earnest request; appeal
8               guinea n. (gold coin worth the) sum of
2 y2 }& x; k9 }- m& p2 L9               nausea n. feeling of sickness or disgust
10             naphtha n. type of inflammable oil obtained from coal tar and petrol
6 F; ]1 n0 F1 R- j# v# u* `11        encyclopedia n. book or set of books giving information about every branch of knowledge, or about one particular subject, with articles in alphabetical order
% U4 C0 j+ [: C% \. c12       pharmacopoeia n. book containing a list of medicinal drugs and directions for their use, esp one officially published for use in a particular country
13       paraphernalia n. numerous small articles or personal belongings, esp the equipment needed for a hobby or sport
/ `& l: L% M$ s( t/ g& f5 j14              anemia condition in which blood lacks red corpuscles
15               mania n.  mental disorder marked by extreme excitement or violence
+ p; T" [" N; o# e16         bibliomania preoccupation with the acquisition and possession of books
17           monomania n. state of mind in which a person is obsessed with one idea or subject
18           pyromania n. illness that causes an uncontrollable desire to start fires
. E- B7 V8 H& v1 s7 }# Q$ c19            insomnia n. inability to sleep
20              hernia n. rupture, esp one caused by a part of the bowel being pushed through a weak point of the muscle wall of the abdomen
7 @% I0 n+ x* X* Z21          cornucopia n.  ornamental animal's horn shown in art as overflowing with flowers, fruit and corn, symbolizing abundance ,
22             malaria n. fever produced when germs are introduced into the blood by a bite from certain mosquitoes
; M7 l4 Y) K1 Q* O, ]2 p23            hysteria n. wild uncontrollable emotion or excitement, with eg laughter, crying or screaming
24             militia n. force of civilians who are trained as soldiers and reinforce the regular army in the internal defence of the country in an emergency
25         differentia Any essential characteristic of a species by reason of which it differs from other species.
+ k% W6 X1 l( U3 F) Q26             minutia a minute or minor detail
27            maharaja n. Indian prince
28              eureka interj I have found it! (a cry of triumph at making a discovery )
29           scintilla n. not a scintilla of sth (fml ) not the slightest amount of sth
30               viola n. stringed musical instrument played with a bow, of larger size than a violin .
. o- u" @+ a2 m31              nebula n. light or dark patch in the night sky caused by a cluster of very distant stars or a cloud of dust or gas
* E/ X2 C, o/ m) E9 |32             formula n. (chemistry ) set of symbols showing the elements that a substance is made of
2 j  q: [+ N# A/ D" D6 _  M2 C# ~$ }33           melodrama n.  drama full of sensational events and exaggerated characters, often with a happy ending
34            panorama n.  view of a wide area
35            anathema n.  detested person or thing
36              enigma n. question, person, thing, circumstance, etc that is difficult to understand; mystery
: F1 U$ R% R6 S. m# ^% j$ Q37              stigma n.  mark of shame or disgrace; shameful feeling or reputation
38               dogma n. belief or set of beliefs put forward by some authority, esp a Church, to be accepted as a matter of faith
39             drachma n. unit of money in Greece
. n! ]" x0 Z4 }7 _. r# I1 l40             dilemma n.  situation in which one has to choose between two undesirable things or courses of action
41               aroma n. distinctive smell; fragrance
0 w. Q$ o3 W+ C42             Madonna n.  the Madonna the Virgin Mary, mother of Jesus Christ
43             cholera n. infectious and often fatal disease causing severe diarrhoea and vomiting, common in hot countries
44               flora n. all the plants of a particular area or period of time
! I  c- U/ Y  E3 G. w45              aurora n. (also the northern lights) bands of coloured light, mainly red and green, seen in the sky at night near the North Pole and caused by electrical radiation
46                aura n. distinctive atmosphere that seems to surround and be caused by a person or thing
47              sonata n. piece of music composed for one instrument (eg the piano), or two (eg piano and violin), usu with three or four movements
: J  k; [/ x+ q/ f6 F" G48             cantata n. short musical work, often on a religious subject, sung by soloists and usu a choir, accompanied by an orchestra
3 o' s8 ?7 y+ q7 b3 P. @% {49               junta n. group, esp of military officers, who rule a country after taking power by force in a revolution
50                iota n.  the Greek letter I, i I, i
51               vista n.  view as seen between long rows of trees, buildings, etc
5 x3 }) x! W% m; i  q% @. k52            operetta n. short light musical comedy
53              lingua The tongue.
54              stanza n. group of lines forming a unit in some types of poem; verse of poetry
55             cadenza n. elaborate passage played by the soloist, usu near the end of a movement in a concerto
" s* S7 {- Q: Q0 n2 i# X56                bomb n.  container filled with explosive or incendiary material, made to explode when dropped or thrown, or by a timing device
: j; l1 R/ B0 `: S  s+ u1 g57             succumb v. ~ (fml ) stop resisting (temptation, illness, attack, etc); yield
  z% G4 t- G4 }; [  w5 Z; }58               plumb n.  piece of lead that is tied to a cord and used to find the depth of water or test whether a wall, etc is vertical ,
& |0 F9 I$ W" y1 H& J59              superb adj. excellent; splendid
60             proverb n. short well-known saying that states a general truth or gives advice, eg `It takes two to make a quarrel' or `Don't put all your eggs in one basket'
61              absorb v.  take (sth) in; suck up
" n" M# U! l8 u1 f) V0 y8 i62             perturb v. make (sb) very worried; disturb
63              bedaub To smear over, as with something oily or sticky.
64              zodiac n. the zodiac imaginary band of the sky containing the positions of the sun, the moon and the main planets, divided into 12 equal parts (the signs of the zodiac), named after 12 groups of stars ,    12 ,  12 signs of the zodiac,  12 .
65             cardiac adj. of or relating to the heart or heart disease
66              maniac n.  mad person
67             almanac n.  annual book or calendar of months and days, giving information about the sun, moon, tides, anniversaries, etc ,
" U/ k4 ]5 q( U5 y/ A68         bric-a-brac n. ornaments, trinkets and small items of furniture of little value
: n( m+ D/ ~2 g  B69             archaic adj.  of a much earlier or an ancient period in history
70             prosaic adj. uninspired; unimaginative
( O/ P+ G, n5 [% k71            syllabic adj.  of or in syllables
1 ?- P! ?( x. h  q; e- ?, S72        decasyllabic [ decasyllable: ] adjectiv
4 W2 l3 \7 t/ d+ E  T) n; g6 X73          orthopedic Relating to the correcting or preventing of deformity
74           spasmodic adj.  occurring or done at irregular intervals (usu for short periods at a time); not continuous or regular
75       antispasmodic Tending to prevent or relieve non-inflammatory spasmodic affections.
76            prolific adj.  producing much fruit or many flowers or offspring
77               logic n.  science of reasoning
78             psychic adj.  concerned with processes and phenomena that seem to be outside physical or natural laws
79       heteromorphic Deviating from the normal form or standard type.
80        psychopathic adj. of or suffering from a severe emotional or mental disorder
; {: v6 ]4 r3 J3 n$ F81           neolithic adj. of the later part of the Stone Age
# G; D) h5 x$ |2 W: r& D9 v4 s82           hydraulic adj.  of water moving through pipes
  C0 m8 o& c9 r# d# h83            academic adj.  of schools, colleges, etc
84            epidemic n, adj spreading quickly among many people in the same place for a time
3 r* Y6 ~) B/ A9 H+ h6 F/ U& [9 f85            pandemic n, adj disease occurring over a whole country or the whole world
86             endemic n, adj that is regularly found in a particular country or area, or among a particular group of people
87              anemic lacking force, vitality, or spirit
88               mimic v.  copy the appearance or manner of (sb/sth) in a mocking or amusing way
% j$ A5 S9 w; b3 \- ?2 M; R89            diatomic Containing only two atoms.
) [$ d) c* ]/ d90          hypodermic adj. (of drugs, etc) injected beneath the skin
91              cosmic adj. of the whole universe or cosmos
92          patronymic n, adj derived from the name of one's father or some other male ancestor
93               panic n.  sudden irrational feeling of great fear
( b* E% Z2 Q* R/ X4 i, U94             titanic adj. gigantic; immense
' D, C  H' N9 z  ]0 Y6 Z95            galvanic adj.  producing an electric current by chemical action
96             eugenic pertaining to the improvement of race
! [5 i% n0 |- L% O" U0 c97             technic Technical.
# Y1 \# ^) Y* A; r# c9 W9 N9 M' N98         pyrotechnic Pertaining to fireworks or their manufacture.
99         polytechnic n. college for advanced full-time and part-time education, esp in scientific and technical subjects
100           sardonic adj. expressing scorn, usu in a grimly humorous way; mocking
101             phonic adj.  of or concerning sound
102          symphonic adj. of or like a symphony
' s8 v9 {/ T- p% U7 J! N/ \5 R5 M103       philharmonic adj. devoted to or loving music
& z- h- z4 G: s; D. J104               epic n.  long poem about the deeds of one or more great heroes, or a nation's past history
+ Q2 f2 F6 u" h% m6 X* v$ a; U0 `105        microscopic adjs.  too small to be seen without the help of a microscope
$ c! Y9 |. ]& `9 [  `: R0 T5 E106      philanthropic adj. of or inspired by philanthropy
) X3 Y7 O4 j/ B; @107       misanthropic adj. hating or distrusting mankind or human society
& {7 o# j$ P9 f; E. t2 x0 \108           choleric adj. easily angered; bad-tempered ;
, x( v! \& ~' D: W0 l109            generic adj. shared by or including a whole group or class; not specific
110            satiric Resembling poetry, in which vice, incapacity ,or corruption is held up to ridicule.
3 H! W3 x" @" J# G. y111           rhetoric n.  using language impressively or persuasively, esp in public speaking
% ^6 J0 B0 |% {  o/ H% r# \112     thermoelectric adj. producing electricity by difference of temperature
113      hydroelectric adj. using water-power to produce electricity
114      photoelectric adj. of or using the electrical effects produced by light
115             metric adj.  of or based on themetre1
: H; _9 q- h8 Q) b. S116          eccentric adj.  unusual; peculiar; not conventional or normal
% ]5 z& |; Q! W# {: A; s3 `117            gastric adj. of the stomach
118          panegyric n. speech or piece of writing praising sb/sth
( K/ f' f" a, Z) w. P* d: G5 _119              lyric adj.  expressing direct personal feelings
/ a0 `/ [# G, J- y0 o2 O120          intrinsic adj. belonging naturally; existing within, not coming from outside
121           emphatic adj.  having, showing or using emphasis
8 h$ P; i! |3 a% `0 H/ ]122         systematic adj.  done or acting according to a system or plan; methodical
  |0 U+ l/ B' O; f! W123         phlegmatic adj. calm and even-tempered; showing the quality of phlegm
) f$ ?9 o5 G/ b124           dogmatic adj.  of or based on dogma
125         diplomatic adj.  of diplomacy
4 m  O% j7 e3 l, C. V3 p  h126          chromatic adj.  of colour
127         achromatic designating color perceived to have zero saturation and therefore no hue, such as neutral grays, white, or black
4 ?0 n) d; P; B" s, V' s$ c2 q128          pneumatic adj. filled with air
129            fanatic n. person who is too enthusiastic about sth, esp religion or politics
130            lunatic n.  insane person
131            erratic adj. irregular or uneven in movement, quality or behaviour; unreliable
: n1 C1 S5 |) T7 n7 G) H7 u) }5 |132             static adj.  not moving or changing; stationary
133           ecstatic adj. causing or showing ecstasy
134         subaquatic Being, formed, or operating under water.
! o/ G% o+ K5 {; L! Z# F* c6 E: c135           didactic adj.  intended to teach
136             lactic adj. of or from milk
137          antarctic adj. of the regions around the South Pole .
138            ascetic adj. not allowing oneself pleasures and comforts; having or involving a very austere life
139          energetic full of or done with energy
140        sympathetic adj.  ~ feeling, showing or resulting fromsympathy
( ~* C% V$ o* ]$ \! J4 p141         anesthetic = anaesthesia, anaesthetic
142           cosmetic n. substance for putting on the body, esp the face, to make it beautiful
143           phonetic adj.  of or concerning the sounds of human speech
144             poetic adj.  like or suggesting poetry, esp in being graceful and aesthetically leasing
% G9 l9 `: c1 h9 n0 t9 S145            heretic n. person who is guilty of heresy or who supports a heresy
  E3 ^( R8 ?  o+ T4 j) I146        peripatetic adj.  going from place to place
147          impolitic adj. not wise; not politic
148              antic n. absurd or exaggerated movement or behaviour intended to amuse people
; I+ k0 Q4 z) a/ d* u# U2 M6 w149           gigantic adj. of very great size or extent; immense
150      transatlantic adj.  on or from the other side of the Atlantic
151            frantic adj.  in an extreme state of emotion, esp fear or anxiety
2 @! T  p2 l) T0 R. j152          authentic adj.  known to be true or genuine
153           hypnotic adj.  of or producing hypnosis or a similar condition
5 k0 ]' k; i: Q) }3 [. a7 S154          epizootic Prevailing among animals.
% {- i) k1 t- s% h" o" ^. Z2 Q155             exotic adj.  introduced from another country; not native
156           quixotic adj. noble, unselfish or gallant in an extravagant or impractical way
; Q* G) [* T0 ^. z& e5 i157            skeptic = sceptic
! ?/ h1 t7 R$ {! ]  f6 ~; z158         antiseptic n. substance that prevents a wound, etc from becoming septic, esp by destroying bacteria
159              optic adj. of or concerned with the eye or the sense of sight
5 X7 d- ~( e( _160       enthusiastic adj. ~ full of enthusiasm
" p" i& C. v0 H3 a) Q161         scholastic adj.  of schools and education
7 d  g  {! [9 P" E& K162            drastic adj.  having a strong or violent effect
" F9 I( u. Z+ v7 r163          sophistic of or relating to sophists or sophistry
. h: v4 U- {/ x: R: ]4 ]7 V164     characteristic adj. ~ forming part of the character(1a) of a person or thing; typical
165            caustic adj.  that can burn or destroy things by chemical action
! S2 C- ^$ x0 b& [4 _166           acoustic adj.  of sound or the sense of hearing
167             rustic adj. typical of the country or country people
/ H3 @6 P2 [& A; u% ?) H168             mystic adj.  of hidden meaning or spiritual power, esp in religion
169              havoc n.  widespread damage; great destruction
170               head n.  part of the body containing the eyes, nose, mouth and brain
3 u4 C) {- h3 \; Z' O4 @8 ~171           forehead n. part of the face above the eyebrows and below the hair .
172               mead n. alcoholic drink made from fermented honey and water
173              knead v.  press and stretch with the hands to form a firm smooth paste
174              Iliad A Greek epic poem describing scenes from the siege of Troy.
175              triad n.  group or set of three related people or things
9 O$ C& j( ]7 {5 P5 `7 Y176             myriad n. extremely large number
1 I. R. s5 V4 F8 |! Q! J# \177             ballad n. simple song or poem, esp one that tells a story
' l9 H, \% N% n, K178              nomad n.  member of a tribe that wanders from place to place looking for pasture for its animals and having no fixed home
+ p9 m  b$ S- {' P1 O179             inroad n.  ~ (into sth) sudden attack on another's territory; raid
/ c/ ^: ]% y- C5 f, F$ |. X/ K180             pentad The number five.
181           superadd To add in addition to what has been added.
182               abed In bed; on a bed.
- x. A: i8 F/ E" w183        underhanded Clandestinely carried on.
184        left-handed Using the left hand or arm more dexterously than the right.
$ N  x1 M8 H& O5 o( [0 l/ W) {185      narrow-minded adj. not readyto listen to or tolerate the views of others
186            succeed v.  ~ do what one is trying to do; achieve thedesired end
187            proceed v.  ~ (to sth) go to a further or the next stage; go on
188             exceed v. be greater or more numerous than (esp a quantity)
3 J& U- `; q1 B$ t) l0 s! C189            misdeed n. (fml ) wicked act; crime
) F- Y8 J5 ?; J+ P( h190         weak-kneed adj. (of a person) lacking determination or courage
6 V' ^; C0 _% [8 e# T3 w191              creed n.  system of beliefs or opinions, esp religious beliefs
- h  h5 Z) ?0 P7 T192        able-bodied adj. healthy, fit and strong
; o( g  C" v8 C& p- o2 l3 O  k193       close-hauled adj. (of a sailing-ship) with the sails set for sailing as nearly as possible in the direction from which the wind is blowing
7 Q' L' p! C: K  A7 H) b, K$ ]194              biped n. animal with two feet
" r- T+ C- H9 [( v5 [( I( j195       thoroughbred n, adj of pure or pedigree stock
196          well-bred adj. having or showing good manners
' S& \* P4 N! `) a9 j6 M197             inbred adj.  natural; innate
: V0 K1 o# O2 |% f198        ill-natured adj. bad-tempered; unkind
199           unbiased Impartial, as judgment.
# j- y% {4 M& o; ~200           accursed adj.  hateful; detestable; annoying

* b  }+ G- e7 l4 x! z' N1 ?: E[ 本帖最后由 greatguy 于 2007-8-31 08:26 编辑 ]

greatguyUID: 2361502

我自己先顶了

greatguyUID: 2361502

:handshake :handshake
. B9 @7 O6 _3 T) k- M* J, ?  o:loveliness:

greatguyUID: 2361502

没人
伤心了:( :(

firehailyUID: 2278304

lz自己做的？
这么强

greatguyUID: 2361502

自己一部分啦
4 L* M4 W1 k( d  g2 t1 J% p0 N当然还有电脑的功劳

greatguyUID: 2361502

但是原创啊

tsqiuark29UID: 2355896

谢谢分享，自己做不容易。

greatguyUID: 2361502

的确

lfridayUID: 2184713

:confused: 请问逆序有何功用？

solv6868UID: 2244156

东西不错，顶了

nicolachelUID: 2341584

Thanks...又及...回ls的ls...逆序的作用是帮助你规避以下的状况...
" d( I, Z9 w& H% r7 z1 G如果你背同一个列表多了(以红宝为例)...很可能产生诸如"‘犬的’下面是‘精明仔细的’"(见06版P72)这种记忆...但是单独看见canny时你又不知道是啥意思了...而考试时往往单词是不会以词汇书上的顺序挨个出现的...那时...“明明背过的”单词就成生词了...

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