[彼岸之梦]小组----之 寄托背单词（0910G）

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List 40,41,42

熟词僻意:
vehicle n. 传播媒介,交通工具
vocation n. 擅长,工作,职业
voluble adj. 易旋转的, 健谈的
wag n. 诙谐幽默者 v. (狗尾巴等)摆动
want n. 缺乏，贫困，需要
waste v. 使身体消瘦,损耗,浪费
weather v. 经受住,平安度过危难
windy adj. 长篇累牍的,有风的
zone v. 分成区
browse v. 吃嫩叶或草,浏览 n. 嫩叶,嫩芽

易混词:
varnish n. 清漆 v. 涂上清漆
tarnish v. 失去光泽的
virtuosity n. 精湛技巧,高超
virtuoso n. 演艺精湛的人
virtuous adj. 有美德的,自命清高的
vogue n. 时髦,时尚 adj. 流行的
vague adj. 含糊的, 不清楚的, 茫然的, 暧昧的
wheedle v. (用花言巧语)哄骗
needle n. 针,针叶
tweedle v. 鸟鸣
arraign v. 传讯,指责
arrange v. 安排

其他词汇:
usurp v. 篡夺,霸占
valediction n. 告别演说
vex v./n. 恼火
volley n. 齐发,群射 v. 齐发,群射,截击
wince v. 避开,畏缩
woe n. 悲痛,苦难
zephyr n. 和风,西风
actuarial adj. (保险)精算的,保险计算的
askance adv. 侧目而视,瞟 (注意是副词)
bandy v. 来回抛球,轻率谈论
beget v. 产生,引起
brackish adj. (指水)略咸的

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熟词僻意:
calibre n. (人或事)品德,才能,(枪等)口径
crafty adj. 狡诈的,熟练的
designate n. (官职)已任命但还未就职的 v. 指明,指出,任命,指派
funeral adj. 忧郁的,适于葬礼的 n. 葬礼

易混词:
canard n. 谣言,假新闻
canary n. 金丝雀
confidant n. 心腹朋友,知己
confident  adj. 确信的,自信的


其他词汇:
cascade n. 小瀑布
comestible n. 食物,食品 adj. 可吃的
crypt n. 地下室,地窖
devolve v.(指工作,职务)移交给某人
debonair adj. 迷人的,友好的
divagate v. 离题,漂泊
dock v. 剪短,扣除....的一部分工资
entourage n. 随从,环境
extradite v. 引渡回国，拿获归案
feline adj. 猫科的
forlorn adj. 孤独的，凄凉的
fritter v. (在无意义上的小事上)愚蠢地浪费，切碎

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熟词僻意:
idol n. 神像,偶像
millennium n. (未来的)太平盛世,一千年
nestle v.舒适的安顿,依偎 n.广告中的"雀巢"(不要拍我....)
orchid n. 称赞,兰花,淡紫色 adj. 淡紫色的
plank n. 要点,(政党的)政纲条款,厚木板,支架

易混词:
homely adj. 朴素的,不漂亮的
homily n. 说教,训诫
isolate v. 使隔离,使孤立
insolate v. 使暴晒
lore n. 知识,传说
lure n. 诱惑力 v. 引诱
maculate adj. 有斑点的
matriculate v. 被录取入学 n. 被录取者
peek v. 偷看
peep n./v. 瞥见,偷看,初现
peery adj. 窥视的,好奇的,怀疑的
piazza n. 阳台,广场
plaza n. 广场, 集市,露天汽车停车场, 购物中心
pilfer v. 偷窃
pillage v./n. 抢劫,掠夺

其他词汇:
hawser n 粗绳,大钢索
helot n. 奴隶,受人轻视之人
hygiene n. 卫生学,卫生
illiberal adj. 气量狭窄的
imputation n. 归咎,归罪
inebriate v. 使....醉 n. 酒鬼,酒徒
intestate adj. 未留遗嘱的
ligature n. 绑缚之物(尤指系住血管以免失血的线)
logjam n. 浮木阻塞,阻塞状态,僵局
missive n. 信件,(尤)公函
odoriferous adj. 有气味的
palings n. 篱笆,木栅栏
parlous adj. 靠不住的,危险的
parochial adj. 教区的,地方性的,狭小的
peddle v. 兜售
personage n. 名人,(戏剧)角色
poltroon n. 懦夫

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熟词僻意:
purse v. 缩拢或撅起 n. 钱包
sack v. 掠夺 n. 粗布袋
safe n. 保险柜,冷藏室,饭橱
scan v. 分析韵律,细查,察看,浏览,扫描
scathe n./v. 严厉批评,烧伤,烧焦
shuffle v. 拖步走,支吾,洗牌
subscribe v. 捐助,订购
throttle v. 掐脖子,扼杀,节流阀 (F1中学到这个词指的是"油门")
wizardry n. 熟练,魔术
wraith n. 骨瘦如柴的人,幽灵

每个Gter都会一辈子记住的单词:
zesty adj. 热望的

易混词:
prick n. 小刺,刺痛(sharp feeling of remorse, regret, or sorrow) v. 刺伤,戳穿
prickle n. (动物或者植物上的)刺,棘 v. 刺痛
rendition n. 表演,扮演,演奏,演唱
rentention n. 保留,保持
scutter v. 疾走
scatter v. 散开,驱散
wraith n. 骨瘦如柴的人,幽灵
wrath n. 愤怒,大怒
wreak v. 发泄怒火,报酬
wreathe v. 盘绕,把....做成花环

其他词汇:
quagmire n. 沼泽地,困境
recline v. 斜倚,躺卧
remonstrance n. 抗议,抱怨
rote n. 死记硬背
senile adj. 年老的
shuttle v. 拖步走,支吾,洗牌
tramp v. 重步走,长途跋涉

又是zesty 我想每个背过红宝的人当它第一次翻过这个单词的时候 都一定会带着一份抑制不住的狂喜和感动 T_T 那间曾经记录下个中期盼,犹豫,矛盾,阴冷,绝望,到重生这段心路历程的自习教室,于旁人看来或许别无他样,却早已和我们的生命牢牢地绑在一起了. 祝福所有选择GT这条路的莘莘学子们,愿我们都能够早日撑起这个家,这个有我们深爱滴父母的家,他们怕早已年过半百了吧.

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pharisaic  adj.伪善的，伪装虔诚的       phony  adj.假的，伪装的
plenary  adj.全权的，全体出现的         poltroon  n.懦夫                        
polyandry  n.一妻多夫制                     preponderant  adj.以重胜的，优势的，压倒性的
pulsate  v.有规律地震动       →            pulsation  n.脉动，跳动，有节奏的鼓动
putrefy  n.使腐烂              →             putrid  adj.腐臭的
pyromania  n.纵火狂
quintessence  n.完美的榜样，精华         racketeer  n.敲诈者，获取不正当钱财的人
remonstrance  n.抗议，抱怨   →           remonstrate  v.抗议
reshuffle  v.再洗牌，改组                      ruminate  v.反刍，深思

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sangfroid        n.沉着，临危不惧            scintillate        v.闪烁；流露机智
scorching        adj.酷热的                  scour                v.擦洗，擦亮；四处搜索
scrutter           v.疾走                     sententious  adj.        好说教的；简要的
serendipity        n.善于发掘新奇事物的天赋   serfdom                农奴身份，农奴境遇
shanty                n.简陋的小木屋              shawl                n.披肩
skullduggery         n.舞弊                  sledgehammer        n.长柄大锤
souse                v.浸在水中，使湿透         spasmodic         adj.痉挛的；间歇性的
squeamish        adj.易受惊的，易恶心的      stouthearted        adj.刚毅的，大胆的
substratum        n.基础；地基        

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surveillance         n.监视，盯梢             symposium         n.专题讨论会
thespian          adj.戏剧的，演戏的          thrash                v.鞭打
thresh                v.打谷，脱粒            
topsy-turvy        颠倒的，相反的；乱七八糟的，混乱的                          
trawl                拖网；用拖网捕鱼；搜罗
tribulation        n.苦难，灾难               tributary        n.支流；进贡
trickery         n.欺骗，诡计                      trumpery          adj.中看不中用的
uxorious        adj.宠爱妻子的                    vagabond        n.浪荡子，流浪者；流浪的
vicissitude        变化，变迁，荣枯，盛衰    vulpine        adj.狐狸般的，狡猾的

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形似字
1.        auger 螺丝钻 anger 生气
2.        bauble 花哨的小玩意儿  babble 呀呀学语
3.        blasé 厌倦享乐的 blare 高声鸣叫
4.        defoliant 脱叶剂 defoliate （使）落叶
5.        dribble 往下滴 scribble 乱涂乱写
6.        distrait 心不在焉的 distract 转移注意力
7.        excerpt 摘录 except 除了。。。之外
8.        fallow 休耕的 farrow 生产
9.        fort 要塞 forte 特长
10.        gabble 急促而不清楚地说 gobble 贪婪地大口吃
11.        gale 狂风 gate 大门
12.        gallop （马）飞奔 gallon （加仑）
13.        gaunt 憔悴的 taunt 嘲弄
难记词
1.        balky 停滞不前的
2.        bandy 来回抛球
3.        beguile 欺骗
4.        bilious 胆汁质的
5.        bombardment 爆炸，轰炸
6.        bough 粗大的树枝或树干
7.        bowdlerize 删除
8.        brindle 有棕色斑纹的
9.        demure 严肃的
10.        deportment （尤指少女的）风度，举止
11.        derangement 精神错乱
12.        desperado 亡命之徒
13.        diabolic 恶魔（一样）的
14.        dignitary 显要人物
15.        diminuendo 渐弱
16.        elixir 万灵药
17.        emblazon 以纹章或其他方式装饰
18.        ecdysis （动物）蜕皮
19.        éclat 辉煌成就
20.        edict 法令
21.        eerie 可怕的
22.        drollery 笑谈
23.        distention 膨胀
24.        dipsomania 嗜酒症
25.        gangly 身材瘦长的

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形似字
1.        auger 螺丝钻 anger 生气
2.        bauble 花哨的小玩意儿  babble 呀呀学语
3.        blasé 厌倦享乐的 blare 高声鸣叫
4.        defoliant 脱叶剂 defoliate （使）落叶
5.        dribble 往下滴 scribble 乱涂乱写
6.        distrait 心不在焉的 distract 转移注意力
7.        excerpt 摘录 except 除了。。。之外
8.        fallow 休耕的 farrow 生产
9.        fort 要塞 forte 特长
10.        gabble 急促而不清楚地说 gobble 贪婪地大口吃
11.        gale 狂风 gate 大门
12.        gallop （马）飞奔 gallon （加仑）
13.        gaunt 憔悴的 taunt 嘲弄
难记词
1.        balky 停滞不前的
2.        bandy 来回抛球
3.        beguile 欺骗
4.        bilious 胆汁质的
5.        bombardment 爆炸，轰炸
6.        bough 粗大的树枝或树干
7.        bowdlerize 删除
8.        brindle 有棕色斑纹的
9.        demure 严肃的
10.        deportment （尤指少女的）风度，举止
11.        derangement 精神错乱
12.        desperado 亡命之徒
13.        diabolic 恶魔（一样）的
14.        dignitary 显要人物
15.        diminuendo 渐弱
16.        elixir 万灵药
17.        emblazon 以纹章或其他方式装饰
18.        ecdysis （动物）蜕皮
19.        éclat 辉煌成就
20.        edict 法令
21.        eerie 可怕的
22.        drollery 笑谈
23.        distention 膨胀
24.        dipsomania 嗜酒症
25.        gangly 身材瘦长的

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asphalt  n.沥青                       bewitching  adj.迷人的
bumpkingly  adj.乡巴佬          chaperone  n.（陪少女上交及场所的）女伴
epistolary  adj.书信体的                evildoer  n.坏人，坏蛋
foreordain  v.预先注定                 granulate  v.使成颗粒状
leverage  n.杠杆作用，力量上的优势     madcap  adj.轻率的，狂妄的
photorespiration  n.光和呼吸作用         privy  adj.个人的，秘密参与的
proscenium  n.舞台                     rascal  n.流氓，不诚实的人
rosy  adj.乐观的，有希望的              simpleton  n.笨蛋，傻瓜
slink  v.潜逃                          spike  v.钉牢，扣球
spoilsport  n.破坏他人兴致的人          staunch  adj.坚定的
traipse  v.漫步，闲逛                  tureen  n.有盖的汤碗
untrammeled  adj.自由自在的           verisimilitude  n.逼真
windfall  n.意料之外的好运或收入       willy-nilly  adj.不可避免的，乱糟糟的
winning  adj.动人的                    wrest  v.用猛烈的拉、扭的动作取得


animadvert  v.苛责，非难              assoil  v.赦免，释放，补偿，赎
bullyrag  v.恐吓，威胁                canorous  adj.音调优美的，响亮的
countrified  adj.突起的，粗俗的        crackpot  adj.狂想者，癫狂的人
crimp  v.压褶，使（头发）卷曲,阻碍，束缚
deluxe  adj.豪华的，华丽的           desist  v.停止
dillydally  v.磨蹭，浪费时间          dither  n./v.慌张，犹豫不决
dowse  v.探寻水源或矿藏             drool  v.流口水，胡说
elysian  adj.乐土的，向天空的，幸福的
encomiastic  adj.赞颂德，阿谀的       epideictic  adj.夸耀的
finagle  v.骗取，钱德                 flatulent  adj.自负的，浮夸的
flimflam  n.欺骗，胡言乱语           flummox  v.使婚恋，背诵出错，失败
gravitate  v.被强烈地吸引             huffish  adj.不高兴的，傲慢的
jostle  v.推挤，挤开通路              jounce  v颠簸地移动
lymphatic  adj.无力的，迟缓的         oleaginous  adj.油腻刺骨的，刺鼻的
ornery  adj.顽固的，爱争吵的
pelagic  adj.远扬的，海水的             pendulous  v.回复，振作
picayunish  adj.强烈                   quasi  adj.貌似的，类似的，准的
quondam  adj.原来的，以前的          sanitize  v.使……清洁
snivel  v.流鼻涕，打瞌睡              soigné  adj.时髦的，优雅的
squab  adj.刚付出                     swathe  v.包，包，裹
thump  v,重击，藏虎穴                 velvety  adj.柔软光滑的
vintage  adj.经典的，最好的


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7.27（最后一天）
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prig
thief
procrustean
1 : of, relating to, or typical of Procrustes
2 : marked by arbitrary often ruthless disregard of individual differences or special circumstances
puberty [puber成熟+ty]
1 : the condition of being or the period of becoming first capable of reproducing sexually marked by maturing of the genital organs, development of secondary sex characteristics, and in the human and in higher primates by the first occurrence of menstruation in the female
2 : the age at which puberty occurs often construed legally as 14 in boys and 12 in girls
pullulate [pullul小动物+ate]
1 a: germinate, sprout b: to breed or produce freely <the country's pullulating population>
2: swarm, teem <the island pullulated with tourists>
pulpit
1: an elevated platform or high reading desk used in preaching or conducting a worship service
2 a: the preaching profession b: a preaching position
pummel
pound, beat
scintillate [scintill火花+ate]
1 : to emit sparks : spark
2 : to emit quick flashes as if throwing off sparks : sparkle <stars scintillate in the sky>
transitive verb
: to throw off as a spark or as sparkling flashes <scintillate witticisms>
senile [sen老+ile]
1: of, relating to, exhibiting, or characteristic of old age <senile weakness> ; especially : exhibiting a loss of cognitive abilities (as memory) associated with old age
2: approaching the end of a geological cycle of erosion
serfdom [serf农奴+dom]
a member of a servile feudal class bound to the land and subject to the will of its owner
shibboleth

1 a: a word or saying used by adherents of a party, sect, or belief and usually regarded by others as empty of real meaning <the old shibboleths come rolling off their lips — Joseph Epstein> b: a widely held belief <today this book publishing shibboleth is a myth — L. A. Wood> c:  <some truth in the shibboleth that crime does not pay — Lee Rogow>
2 a: a use of language regarded as distinctive of a particular group <accent was…a shibboleth of social class — Vivian Ducat> b: a custom or usage regarded as distinguishing one group from others <for most of the well-to-do in the town, dinner was a shibboleth, its hour dividing mankind — Osbert Sitwell>
snappy
1: snappish 1
2 a: quickly made or done <a snappy decision> b: marked by vigor or liveliness <snappy dialogue> c: briskly cold d: stylish, smart <a snappy dresser>
stoop
intransitive verb
1 a: to bend the body or a part of the body forward and downward sometimes simultaneously bending the knees b: to stand or walk with a forward inclination of the head, body, or shoulders
2: yield, submit
3 a: to descend from a superior rank, dignity, or status b: to lower oneself morally <stooped to lying>
4 aarchaic : to move down from a height : alight b: to fly or dive down swiftly usually to attack prey
transitive verb
1: debase, degrade
2: to bend (a part of the body) forward and downward
vermin [verm蠕虫+in]
1 a: small common harmful or objectionable animals (as lice or fleas) that are difficult to control b: birds and mammals that prey on game c: animals that at a particular time and place compete (as for food) with humans or domestic animals
2: an offensive person
wrath
1 : strong vengeful anger or indignation
2 : retributory punishment for an offense or a crime : divine chastisement

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发烧了，好难受。。。还有一部分形近的，明天在来补上，不好意思

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7.28 list1-5
第二遍基本上不是很多了，但有些词汇放到红宝以外的地方还是不认识。。。

疑难词汇
abrogate
1 : to abolish by authoritative action : annul
2 : to treat as nonexistent <abrogating their responsibilities>
absolve
1 : to set free from an obligation or the consequences of guilt
2 : to remit (a sin) by absolution
abstain
to refrain deliberately and often with an effort of self-denial from an action or practice <abstain from drinking>
abstemious
marked by restraint especially in the consumption of food or alcohol ; also : reflecting such restraint <an abstemious diet>
abstention
the act or practice of abstaining
abstentious
the act or practice of abstaining
accord
transitive verb
1: to bring into agreement : reconcile
2: to grant or give especially as appropriate, due, or earned
intransitive verb
1archaic : to arrive at an agreement
2obsolete : to give consent
3: to be consistent or in harmony : agree —usually used with with<a theory that accords with the known facts>
accrue
intransitive verb
1: to come into existence as a legally enforceable claim
2 a: to come about as a natural growth, increase, or advantage <the wisdom that accrues with age> b: to come as a direct result of some state or action <rewards due to the feminine will accrue to me — Germaine Greer>
3: to accumulate or be added periodically <interest accrues on a daily basis>
transitive verb
: to accumulate or have due after a period of time <accrue vacation time>
acoustic
1: of or relating to the sense or organs of hearing, to sound, or to the science of sounds <acoustic apparatus of the ear> <acoustic energy>: as a: deadening or absorbing sound <acoustic tile> b: operated by or utilizing sound waves
2: of, relating to, or being a musical instrument whose sound is not electronically modified
acquittal
a setting free from the charge of an offense by verdict, sentence, or other legal process
adherent
adjourn
transitive verb
: to suspend indefinitely or until a later stated time
intransitive verb
1 : to suspend a session indefinitely or to another time or place
2 : to move to another place
adjunct
1: something joined or added to another thing but not essentially a part of it
2 a: a word or word group that qualifies or completes the meaning of another word or other words and is not itself a main structural element in its sentence b: an adverb or adverbial (as heartily in “They ate heartily” or at noon in “We left at noon”) attached to the verb of a clause especially to express a relation of time, place, frequency, degree, or manner — compare disjunct 2
3 a: an associate or assistant of another b: an adjunct faculty member at a college or university
4: adjuvant b
admonish
1 a: to indicate duties or obligations to b: to express warning or disapproval to especially in a gentle, earnest, or solicitous manner
2: to give friendly earnest advice or encouragement to
adumbrate [ad+umbr影子+ate]
1 : to foreshadow vaguely : intimate
2 : to suggest, disclose, or outline partially <adumbrate a plan>
3 : overshadow, obscure
adventitious [advent到来+itious]
1 : coming from another source and not inherent or innate <a Federal house without adventitious later additions>
2 : arising or occurring sporadically or in other than the usual location <adventitious roots>
affable [af+fable讲话]
1 : being pleasant and at ease in talking to others <an affable host>
2 : characterized by ease and friendliness <an affable manner>
affidavit [af加强+fid相信+avit表名词]
a sworn statement in writing made especially under oath or on affirmation before an authorized magistrate or officer
affinity [af+fin范围+ity]
1: relationship by marriage
2 a: sympathy marked by community of interest : kinship b (1): an attraction to or liking for something <people with an affinity to darkness — Mark Twain> <pork and fennel have a natural affinity for each other — Abby Mandel> (2): an attractive force between substances or particles that causes them to enter into and remain in chemical combination c: a person especially of the opposite sex having a particular attraction for one
3 a: likeness based on relationship or causal connection <found an affinity between the teller of a tale and the craftsman — Mary McCarthy> <this investigation, with affinities to a case history, a psychoanalysis, a detective story — Oliver Sacks> b: a relation between biological groups involving resemblance in structural plan and indicating a common origin

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List 1
[1]abominate  v.痛恨，厌恶
[2]abrogate  v.废止，废除
[3]acrimony  n.尖刻，刻薄
[4]acumen  n.敏锐，精明
[5]adage  n.格言，谚语
[6]admonish v.训诫，警告

List 2
[1]affidavit  n.宣誓书
[2]affinity n.密切关系，吸引力
[3]alacrity  n.乐意，欣然，敏捷，活泼
[4]alcove  n.凹室
[5]allegiance  n.忠诚，拥护
[6]allegory  n.寓言
[7]amenity  n.礼仪，使人感到舒适的事物
[8]amphibian n.两栖动物，水陆两用飞行器
[9]anathema  n.被诅咒的人，宗教意义的诅咒
[10]animosity  n.憎恨，仇恨 animus  n.敌意，憎恨
[11]annihilate v.消灭

List 3
[1]antithesis  n.对立，相对
[2]anvil  n.铁砧
[3]aphorism  n.格言
[4]aplomb  n.沉着，镇静
[5]apocalyptic adj.预示世界末日的，启示的
[6]apocrypha n.伪经，伪书  apocryphal adj.
[7]apoplectic adj.中风的，愤怒的
[8]apostasy n.背教，脱党，变节  apostate  n.背教者，变节者
[9]apostrophe n.撇号
[10]apothecary n.药剂师
[11]apparition n.幽灵，神奇的现象
[12]appellation n.名称，称呼
[13]apprehend  v.逮捕，恐惧
[14]apprentice  n.学徒
[15]apprise  v.通知，告诉
[16]approbation  n.称赞，认可
[17]arabesque  n.蔓藤图饰
[18]arboreal adj.树木的  arboretum n.植物园
[19]aroma n.香气，芳香
[20]arrogate v.冒称。霸占
[21]arthritis  n.关节炎
[22]ascendancy  n.统治权，支配力量
[23]ascetic adj.禁欲的，n.苦行者

List 4
[1]audacious  adj.大胆的，无畏的，愚勇的
[2]auspices n.资助，赞助
[3]auspicious adj.吉兆的
[4]austere adj.朴素的
[5]avarice n.贪财，贪婪
[6]avid adj.渴望的，热心的
[7]awl n.（钻皮革的）尖钻
[8]awning n.遮阳棚，雨篷
[9]awry adj.扭曲的，走样的
[10]badinage n.开玩笑，打趣  banter n.打趣，玩笑
[11]barbarous adj.野蛮的，粗俗的
[12]barrage n.弹幕
[13]bathetic  adj.假做悲伤的，陈腐的
[14]baton n.指挥棒
[15]battalion n.军营，军队
[16]beacon n.烽火，灯塔
[17]bedeck v.装饰，修饰
[18]begrudge v.吝啬，勉强给
[19]beleaguer v.围攻，骚扰
[20]bellicose adj.好战的，好斗的  belligerence n.交战，好战性，斗争性
[21]benison  n.祝福，赐福
[22]besmirch v.诽谤
[23]betroth v.许配，和……订婚

List 5
[1]bigot n.(宗教、政治等的）顽固盲从者，偏执者
[2]bilk v.躲债，骗取
[3]blanch v.使变白，使（脸色）便苍白
[4]bland adj.（人）情绪平稳的，（食物）无味的  blandishment n.奉承，甜言蜜语
[5]blasphemy n.亵渎，渎神
[6]blatant adj.厚颜无耻的，显眼的，炫耀的
[7]blazon n.纹章，装饰 v.精确描述，宣扬，夸示
[8]bleach v.漂白，使无色， n.漂白剂，漂白的行为
[9]blemish v.损害，玷污 n.瑕疵，缺点
[10]blotch n.（皮肤上的）红斑点，（墨水等）大斑点
[11]blurb n.简介，印在书籍封套上的推荐广告 blurt v.脱口而出
[12]bluster v.（指风）猛刮  blustering adj.大吵大闹的
[13]boisterous adj.喧闹的，猛烈的
[14]bourgeois adj.中产阶级的，自私拜物的
[15]brandish v.（威胁性的）挥舞
[16]bravura n.华美乐段 adj.华美的，显示技巧的
[17]bromide n.平庸的人或话，镇静剂，安眠药
[18]brusque adj.唐突的，鲁莽的
[19]burlesque n.讽刺或滑稽的戏剧
[20]cacophony n.难听的声音

sunskystarUID: 2649765

不分LIST了, 还是有好多完全就跟生词一样....
arthritics  关节炎
anesthetic  n. 麻醉剂 adj.麻醉的
analgetic     n. 镇痛剂 adj.止痛的
agronomy    n. 农学
apothrcary   药剂师
asphyciate   v. 窒息而死
antihistamine   (治过敏的)抗组织胺剂
allegiance     n. 忠诚,拥护
allegory      寓言
aloof        adj.冷淡的,疏远的
amnesty      n. 大赦,特赦
amulet         n. 护身符
anecdote     n. 短故事,轶事
anagram      n. 变形词
anachronistic   adj. 时代错误的
annals        n. 编年史
antecedence   n. 优先
anthem     圣歌,国歌,赞美歌
antenna    n.触角,天线
abysmal    adj. 极深的,糟透的
arcane     adj. 神秘的
apropos   adj/adv  reasonable, regarding有关的
artery       n. 动脉,命脉
articulate  v. 清楚说话,接合

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bewilder [be使成为+wilder迷惑]
1 : to cause to lose one's bearings
2 : to perplex or confuse especially by a complexity, variety, or multitude of objects or considerations
capillary [capit头+ulate]
1 a: resembling a hair especially in slender elongated form <capillary leaves> b: having a very small bore <a capillary tube>
2: involving, held by, or resulting from surface tension <capillary water in the soil>
3: of or relating to capillaries or capillarity
cardinal [card心脏+inal]
1: a high ecclesiastical official of the Roman Catholic Church who ranks next below the pope and is appointed by him to assist him as a member of the college of cardinals
2: cardinal number —usually used in plural
3 [from its color, resembling that of the cardinal's robes] : a crested finch (Cardinalis cardinalis of the family Cardinalidae) of the eastern United States and adjacent Canada, the southwestern United States, and Mexico to Belize which has a black face and heavy red bill in both sexes and is nearly completely red in the male
carrion [carr肉+ion]
dead and putrefying flesh ; also : flesh unfit for food
caustic [caus烧灼+tic]
1 : capable of destroying or eating away by chemical action : corrosive
2 : marked by incisive sarcasm
3 : relating to or being the surface or curve of a caustic
chicanery [chic聪明+anery]
1 : deception by artful subterfuge or sophistry : trickery
2 : a piece of sharp practice (as at law) : trick
compliance
1 a: the act or process of complying to a desire, demand, proposal, or regimen or to coercion b: conformity in fulfilling official requirements
2: a disposition to yield to others
3: the ability of an object to yield elastically when a force is applied : flexibility
copious
1 a: yielding something abundantly <a copious harvest> <copious springs> b: plentiful in number <copious references to other writers>
2 a: full of thought, information, or matter b: profuse or exuberant in words, expression, or style <a copious talker>
3: present in large quantity : taking place on a large scale <copious weeping> <copious food and drink>
coterie [cote小屋]
an intimate and often exclusive group of persons with a unifying common interest or purpose
curator [cur关心+ator]
one who has the care and superintendence of something ; especially : one in charge of a museum, zoo, or other place of exhibit

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depict [de加强+pict描画]
1 : to represent by or as if by a picture <a mural depicting a famous battle>
2 : describe
derogate [de坏+rog说+ate]
1 : to take away a part so as to impair : detract
2 : to act beneath one's position or character
detrimental
obviously harmful : damaging
disguise [dis+guise姿态]
1 a: to change the customary dress or appearance of b: to furnish with a false appearance or an assumed identity
2obsolete : disfigure
3: to obscure the existence or true state or character of : conceal <unable to disguise his true feelings>
disparate [dis不+par平等+ate]
1 : containing or made up of fundamentally different and often incongruous elements
2 : markedly distinct in quality or character
dour
1 : stern, harsh
2 : obstinate, unyielding
3 : gloomy, sullen
dupe
one that is easily deceived or cheated : fool
duress
1: forcible restraint or restriction
2: compulsion by threat ; specifically : unlawful constraint
effervesce
1 : to bubble, hiss, and foam as gas escapes
2 : to show liveliness or exhilaration
embolden
to instill with boldness or courage