1. accumulate [əˈkju:mjəleɪt]

vt.堆积,积累,积聚;vi.累积,聚积

to collect a large number of things over a long period of time

参考例句:

1. We let the mending accumulate until Wednesday. 我们让需缝补的衣服一直积存到星期三。

2. We should try various channels to raise and accumulate social security funds. 我们应该尝试多渠道筹集和积累社会保障基金。

2. session [ˈseʃn]

n.会议,开庭期,市盘,学期;adj.短期的

a formal meeting or series of meetings of an organization such as a parliament or a law court

参考例句:

1. This matter will go over until the next session. 这件事将留待下次会议讨论。

2. Congress is now in session. 国会现在正在开会。

3. delete [dɪˈli:t]

vt.删除文字,擦去(字迹)

to remove or draw a line through something, especially a written word or words

参考例句:

1. If you delete 50 words,we can put the whole story on one page. 如果你删掉50个字,我们可以把整篇报道安排在一个版面上。

2. I selected a file and pressed the Delete key. 我选定了一个文件,按下了删除键。

4. boast [bəʊst]

vt.自夸;以拥有…而自豪;吹嘘;vi. 自吹自擂;n.自吹自擂

to speak too proudly or happily about what you have done or what you own

参考例句:

1. It is nothing to boast of. 这没有什么可夸耀的。

2. Talent is his boast. 他以有才自豪。

5. mayor [meə(r)]

n.市长

a person who is elected or chosen to be the leader of the group who governs a town or city

参考例句:

1. The new mayor said he would clean the city up. 新市长说,他要整顿本市。

2. The mayor hurried into his office, brushing off the reporters. 市长赶快走进办公室,拒不接见记者。

6. detective [dɪˈtektɪv]

adj.侦察(用)的;n.侦探

someone whose job is to discover information about crimes and find out who is responsible for them

参考例句:

1. I enjoy reading detective stories. 我爱读侦探小说。

2. He wrote detective stories for magazines. 他给杂志写侦探故事。

7. invade [ɪnˈveɪd]

vt.侵略,侵犯;闯入,侵扰;vi.侵略;侵入;侵袭;侵犯

to enter a country by force with large numbers of soldiers in order to take possession of it

参考例句:

1. I don't want to invade your private life unnecessarily. 我不想过多地干涉你的私生活。

2. He ordered the army to invade at dawn. 他命令军队在拂晓入侵。

8. amid [əˈmɪd]

prep.在…中间,在…之中,被…围绕

in the middle of or surrounded by; among

参考例句:

1. The government collapsed amid budget quarrels. 政府因预算问题争吵不休而倒台。

2. This book was written amid many difficulties. 这本书是在困难重重中写成的。

9. respectively [rɪˈspektɪvli]

adv.各自地,独自地,个别地,分别地

in the order given;

参考例句:

1. They finished first and second respectively. 他们分获一二名。

2. In this machine which items make up the software and the hardware respectively? 在机器中,哪几项分别构成软件和硬件?

10. widen [ˈwaɪdn]

vt.&vi.(使)扩大;(使)变宽

to become , or to make something greater in width

参考例句:

1. We should widen the opportunities for adequate medical care. 我们应当使得到适当医药救护的机会更为扩大。

2. When are they going to widen the streets? 他们打算什么时候把这些街道加宽?

11. collision [kəˈlɪʒn]

n.碰撞;(利益,意见等的)冲突,抵触

an accident that happens when two vehicles hit each other with force

参考例句:

1. The car was wrecked by its collision with a big lorry. 这辆小轿车是由于和大卡车相撞而碰毁的。

2. This collision had a very unusual cause. 这次冲突有着非同寻常的原因。

12. restrict [rɪˈstrɪkt]

n./vt.限制,限定,约束

to limit the movements or actions of someone, or to limit something and reduce its size or prevent it from increasing

参考例句:

1. He feels this new law will restrict his freedom. 他觉得这一新法律会限制他的自由。

2. Don't restrict her proper activities.不要拘束她的正当活动。

13. thrust [θrʌst]

vt.延伸,挺伸;猛推,猛塞,把...插入;vi.插入;用向某人刺去;猛然或用力推

to push suddenly and strongly

参考例句:

1. They thrust themselves into the house. 他们闯进了这间屋子。

2. They thrust their way through the dense crowd. 他们挤过密集的人群。

14. recovery [rɪˈkʌvəri]

n.恢复,痊愈;追回,寻回,收复

the process of getting back something lost , especially health , ability , possessions,

参考例句:

1. The doctors said that his recovery was a miracle. 医生说他的复原是个奇迹。

2. The quick recovery was truly in response to medication. 这次迅速康复确实是对药物治疗的反应。

15. inward [ˈɪnwəd]

adv.向内,在内;adj.向内的,在内的,里面的

on or towards the inside

参考例句:

1. I understand your inward thoughts. 我了解你内心的思想。

2. I sighed with inward relief. 我心里舒了一口气。

16. prohibit [prəˈhɪbɪt]

vt.禁止;阻止,使不可能

to officially forbid (= refuse to allow ) something

参考例句:

1. Laws must be put through to prohibit this act. 必须通过法律来制止这种作法。

2. Swimming after drinking is strictly prohibited. 严禁酒后下水。

17. extension [ɪkˈstenʃn]

n.伸长,扩大,伸展;延长,延期;延长部分,扩大部分;电话分机

when something reaches , stretches or continues ; when you add to something in order to make it bigger or longer

参考例句:

1. The pupils disliked the extension of the term. 小学生们不愿延长学期。

2. Our extension is nearly finished. 我们的扩建部分已接近完工。

18. secure [sɪˈkjʊə(r)]

adj.无虑的,安全的;牢靠的,稳妥的;vt.固定,获得,使...安全;vi.(海上工作人员)停止工;(船)抛锚,停泊

positioned or fixed firmly and correctly and therefore not likely to move , fall or break

参考例句:

1. He found a secure foothold and pulled himself up. 他找到了一个稳固的踏脚处并爬了上去。

2. Extra men are needed to secure the camp against attack. 需要增加兵力以保护军营免受攻击。

19. crucial [ˈkru:ʃl]

adj.极重要的,决定性的,关键性的

extremely important or necessary

参考例句:

1. It's a crucial decision. 这是一个极其重要的决定。

2. The foreign market was increasingly crucial. 国外市场越来越重要了。

20. conquer [ˈkɒŋkə(r)]

vt.克服,征服,战胜,占领;vi.得胜

to take control or possession of foreign land , or a group of people , by force

参考例句:

1. There is always one thing to conquer another. 一物降一 物。

2. Will can conquer habit. 意志能战胜习惯。

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