朗文2000核心词汇表
2014年第五版
Revised by Ren Wenfei, September 2014, Chile
The Longman Defining Vocabulary
Revised by Ren Wenfei, September 2014, Chile
Words used in the definitions in this dictionary
All the definitions in this dictionary have been written using the words in this list. If a definition includes a word that is not in the list, that word is shown in small capital letters.
The Defining Vocabulary has been carefully chosen after a thorough study of all the well-known frequency lists of English w ords. Furthermore, only the most common and ‘entral’ meanings of the words in the list have actually been used in definitions. We have also used a special computer program that checks every entry to ensure that words from outside the Defining Vocabulary do not appear in definitions.
Word class restrictions
For some words in the list, a word class label such as n or adj is shown. This means that this particular word is used in definitions only in the word class shown. So anger, for example, is used only as a noun and not as a verb. But if no word class is shown for a word, it can be used in any of its usual word classes: answer, for example, is used in definitions both as a noun and as a verb.
Compound words
Definitions occasionally include compound words formed from words in the Defining Vocabulary, but this is only done if the meaning is completely clear. For example, the word businessman (formed from business and man) is used in some definitions.
Prefixes and suffixes
The main list is followed by a list of common prefixes and suffixes. These can be added to words in the main list to form derived words, provided the meaning is completely clear. For example, the word nervousness (formed by adding -ness to nervous) is used in some definitions.
Phrasal verbs
Phrasal verbs formed by combining words in the Defining Vocabulary (for example, put up with) are not used in definitions in the dictionary, except in a very small number of cases where the phrasal verb is extremely common and there is no common equivalent. So, for example, give up (as in give up smoking) and take off (as in the plane took off) are occasionally used.
Proper names
The Defining Vocabulary does not include the names of actual places, nationalities, religions, and so on, which are occasionally mentioned in definitions.
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2 abbrevi a tion [??bri:vi?e??n]
3 a b ility [??b?l?ti]
4 a ble [?e?bl]
5 a b out [??ba?t]
6 a b ove adv, prep [??b?v]
7 a b road [??br?:d]
8 a bsence [??bs?ns]
9 a bsent adj [??bs?nt]
10 ac c ept [?k?sept]
11 ac c eptable [?k?sept?bl]
12 a ccident [??ks?d?nt]
13 acci d ental [??ks??dentl]
14 a c cording to [?'k?:d??]
15 a c count n [??ka?nt]
16 a ch ieve [??t?i:v]
17 a ch ievement [??t?i:vm?nt]
18 a cid [??s?d]
19 a c ross [??kr?s]
20 a ct [?kt]
21 a ction [??k?n]
22 a ctive [??kt?v]
23 ac t ivity [?k?t?v?ti]
24 a ctor, a ctress [??kt?(r)] [??ktr?s]
25 a ctual [??kt?u?l]
26 a ctually [??kt?u?li]
27 add [?d]
28 a d dition [??d??n]
29 a d ditional [??d???nl]
30 a d dress [??dres]
31 a djective [??d??kt?v]
32 admi r ation [??dm??re??n]
33 admire [?d?ma??(r)]
34 ad m it [?d?m?t]
35 a dult [??d?lt]
36 ad v anced [?d?vɑ:nst]
37 ad v antage [?d?vɑ:nt?d?]
38 ad v enture n [?d?vent??(r)]
39 a dverb [??dv?:b]
40 a dvertise [??dv?ta?z]
41 ad v ertisement [?d?v?:t?sm?nt]
42 ad v ice [?d?va?s]
43 ad v ise [?d?va?z]
44 a f fair [??fe?(r)] 45 a f fect [??fekt]
46 a f ford [??f?:d]
47 a f raid [??fre?d]
48 a fter adv, conj, prep[?ɑ:ft?(r)]
49 after n oon [?ɑ:ft??nu:n]
50 a fterwards [?ɑ:ft?w?dz]
51 a g ain [??gen]
52 a g ainst [??genst]
53 age n [e?d?]
54 a g o [??g??]
55 a g ree [??gri:]
56 a g reement [??gri:m?nt]
57 a h ead [??hed]
58 aim [e?m]
59 air n [e?(r)]
60 a ircraft [?e?krɑ:ft]
61 a irport [?e?p?:t]
62 a lcohol [??lk?h?l]
63 a l ive [??la?v]
64 all adv, pron, [?:l]
65 a l low [??la?]
66 a lmost [??:lm??st]
67 a l one [??l??n]
68 a l ong [??l??]
69 a lphabet [??lf?bet]
70 al r eady [?:l?redi]
71 a lso [??:ls??]
72 al th ough [?:l?e?u]
73 a lways [??:lwe?z]
74 a m ong [??m??]
75 a m ount n [??ma?nt]
76 a m use [??mju:z]
77 a m usement [??mju:zm?nt]
78 a m using [??mju:z??]
79 an [?n]
80 a ncient adj [?e?n??nt]
81 and [?nd]
82 a nger n [???g?(r)]
83 a ngle n[???gl]
84 a ngry [???gri]
86 a nimal [??n?ml]
87 a n nounce [??na?ns]
88 a n noy [??n??]
89 a n noying [??n????]
90 a n other [??n?e?(r)]
91 a nswer [?ɑ:ns?(r)]
92 an x iety [???za??ti]
93 a nxious [???k??s]
94 a ny [?eni]
95 a nyone [?eniw?n]
96 a nything [?eniθ??]
97 a nywhere [?eniwe?(r)]
98 a p art [??pɑ:t]
99 a p artment [??pɑ:tm?nt]
100 a p pear [??p??(r)]
101 a p pearance [??p??r?ns]
102 a pple [??pl]
103 a p proval [??pru:vl]
104 a p prove [??pru:v]
105 a rea [?e?ri?]
106 a rgue [?ɑ:gju:]
107 a rgument [?ɑ:gjum?nt]
108 arm n [ɑ:m]
109 a rmy [?ɑ:mi]
110 a r ound [??ra?nd]
111 a r range [??re?nd?]
112 a r rangement [??re?nd?m?nt] 113 a r rival [??ra?vl]
114 a r rive [??ra?v]
115 art [ɑ:t]116 a rticle [?ɑ:t?kl]
117 arti f icial [?ɑ:t??f??l]
118 as [?z]
119 as opposed to
120 a s hamed [???e?md]
121 ask [ɑ:sk]
122 a s leep [??sli:p]
123 associ a tion [??s???i?e??n] 124 at [?t]
125 a tom [??t?m]
126 a t tack [??t?k]
127 a t tempt [??tempt]
128 a t tend [??tend]
129 a t tention [??ten?n]
130 a ttitude [??t?tju:d]
131 a t tract [??tr?kt]
132 a t tractive [??tr?kt?v]
133 au t hority [?:?θ?r?ti]
134 a utumn [??:t?m]
135 a v ailable [??ve?l?bl]
136 a verage adj, n[??v?r?d?] 137 a v oid [??v??d]
138 a w ake adj [??we?k]
139 a w ay adv [??we?]
140 a wkward [??:kw?d]
(141~258)
141 b aby [?be?bi]
142 back adj, adv, n [b?k]
143 b ackground [?b?kgra?nd] 144 b ackward(s) adv [?b?kw?d] 145 bad [b?d]
146 bag n [b?g]
147 bake v [be?k]
148 b alance [?b?l?ns]
149 ball n [b?:l]
150 band n [b?nd]
151 bank n[b??k]
152 bar n [bɑ:(r)]
153 base n, v [be?s]
154 b asic [?be?s?k]
155 b asket [?bɑ:sk?t]
156 bath n [bɑ:θ]
157 battle n [?b?tl]
158 be [bi] 159 beach n [bi:t?]
160 beak [bi:k]
161 beam n [bi:m]
162 bean [bi:n]
163 bear [be?(r)]
164 beat [bi:t]
165 b eautiful [?bju:t?fl]
166 b eauty [?bju:ti]
167 be c ause [b??k?z]
168 be c ome [b??k?m]
169 bed [bed]
170 beer [b??(r)]
171 be f ore [b??f?:(r)]
172 be g in [b??g?n]
173 be g inning [b??g?n??]
174 be h ave [b??he?v]
175 be h aviour [b??he?vj?(r)] 176 be h ind adv, prep [b??ha?nd] 177 be l ief [b??li:f]
178 be l ieve [b??li:v]
179 bell [bel]
180 be l ong [b??l??]
181 be l ow [b??l??]
182 belt n [belt]
183 bend [bend]
184 be n eath [b??ni:θ]
185 be s ide(s) [b??sa?d]
186 best [best]
187 b etter adj, adv[?bet?(r)] 188 be t ween [b??twi:n]
189 be y ond adj, adv [b??j?nd] 190 b icycle n[?ba?s?kl]
191 big adj [b?g]
192 bill [b?l]
193 bird [b?:d]
194 birth [b?:θ]
195 bit [b?t]
196 bite [ba?t]
197 b itter adj [?b?t?(r)]
198 black adj, n [bl?k]
199 blade [ble?d]
200 blame [ble?m]
201 blind adj [bla?nd]
202 block [bl?k]
203 blood [bl?d]
204 blow [bl??]
205 blue [blu:]
206 board n [b?:d]
207 boat [b??t]
208 b ody [?b?di]
209 boil [b??l]
210 bomb [b?m]
211 bone n [b??n]
212 book n [b?k]
213 boot n [bu:t]
214 b order n [?b?:d?(r)]
215 bored [b?:d]
216 b oring [?b?:r??]
217 born [b?:n]
218 b orrow [?b?r??]
219 both [b??θ]220 b ottle n [?b?tl]
221 b ottom n [?b?t?m]
222 bowl n [b??l]
223 box n [b?ks]
224 boy [b??]
225 brain n [bre?n]
226 branch n [brɑ:nt?]
227 brave adj [bre?v]
228 bread [bred]
229 break v [bre?k]
230 b reakfast n [?brekf?st] 231 breast [brest]
232 breath [breθ]
233 breathe [bri:e]
234 breed [bri:d]
235 brick [br?k]
236 bridge n [br?d?]
237 bright [bra?t]
238 bring [br??]
239 broad adj [br?:d]
240 b roadcast v[?br?:dkɑ:st] 241 b rother [?br?e?(r)]
242 brown adj, n [bra?n] 243 brush [br??]
244 build v [b?ld]
245 b uilding [?b?ld??]
246 b ullet [?b?l?t]
247 burn [b?:n]
248 burst v [b?:st]
249 b ury [?beri]
250 bus [b?s]
251 bush [b??]
252 b usiness [?b?zn?s]
253 b usy [?b?zi]
254 but conj [b?t]
255 b utter n[?b?t?(r)]
256 b utton n [?b?tn]
257 buy v [ba?]
258 by prep [ba?]
(259~433)
259 cake n [ke?k]
260 c alculate [?k?lkjule?t] 261 call v [k?:l] 262 calm adj [kɑ:m] 263 c amera [?k?m?r?] 264 camp n, v [k?mp]
265 can [k?n]
266 cap [k?p]
267 c apital n [?k?p?tl]
268 car [kɑ:(r)]
269 card [kɑ:d]
270 care [ke?(r)]
271 c areful [?ke?fl]
272 c areless [?ke?l?s]
273 c arriage [?k?r?d?]
274 c arry [?k?ri]
275 case n [ke?s]
276 c astle [?kɑ:sl]
277 cat [k?t]
278 catch v [k?t?]
279 c attle [?k?tl]
280 cause [k?:z]
281 c eiling [?si:l??]
282 c elebrate [?sel?bre?t]
283 cell [sel]
284 c entral [?sentr?l]
285 c entre n [?sent?(r)]
286 c entury [?sent??ri]
287 c eremony [?ser?m?ni]
288 c ertain adj, determiner [?s?:tn] 289 chain n [t?e?n]
290 chair n [t?e?(r)]
291 chance n [t?ɑ:ns]
292 change [t?e?nd?]
293 c haracter [?k?r?kt?(r)]
294 charge [t?ɑ:d?]
295 chase v [t?e?s]
296 cheap [t?i:p]
297 cheat v [t?i:t]
298 check [t?ek]
299 cheek n [t?i:k]
300 c heerful [?t???fl]
301 cheese [t?i:z]
302 c hemical [?kem?kl]
303 c hemistry [?kem?stri]
304 cheque [t?ek]
305 chest [t?est]
306 c hicken [?t??k?n]
307 chief [t?i:f]
308 child [t?a?ld]
309 c hildren [?t??ldr?n]
310 chin [t??n] 311 c hocolate [?t??kl?t]
312 choice n [t???s]
313 choose [t?u:z]
314 church n [t??:t?]
315 ciga r ette [?s?g??ret]
316 c inema [?s?n?m?]
317 c ircle n [?s?:kl]
318 c ircular ad j [?s?:kj?l?(r)]
319 c itizen [?s?t?zn]
320 c ity [?s?ti]
321 claim v [kle?m]
322 class n [klɑ:s]
323 clay [kle?]
324 clean adj, v [kli:n]
325 clear adj, v [kl??(r)]
326 c lever [?k lev?(r)]
327 cliff [kl?f]
328 climb v [kla?m]
329 clock n [kl?k]
330 close adj, adv, v [kl??z]
331 cloth [kl?θ]
332 clothes [kl??ez]
333 c lothing [?kl??e??]
334 cloud n [kla?d]
335 club n [kl?b]
336 coal [k??l]
337 coast n [k??st]
338 coat n [k??t]
339 c offee [?k?fi]
340 coin n [k??n]
341 cold adj, n [k??ld]
342 collar n [?k?l?(r)]
343 co l lect v [k??lekt]
344 c ollege [?k?l?d?]
345 c olour [?k?l?(r)]
346 comb [k??m]
347 combi n ation [?k?mb??ne??n]
348 com b ine v [k?m?ba?n]
349 come [k?m]
350 c omfort [?k?mf?t]
351 c omfortable [?k?mft?bl]
352 co m mand [k??mɑ:nd]
353 co m mittee [k??m?ti]
354 c ommon adj[?k?m?n]
355 co m municate [k??mju:n?ke?t] 356 communi c ation [k??mju:n??ke??n]
357 c ompany [?k?mp?ni]
358 com p are v [k?m?pe?(r)] 359 com p arison [k?m?p?r?sn] 360 com p ete [k?m?pi:t]
361 compe t ition [?k?mp??t??n] 362 com p etitor [k?m?pet?t?(r)] 363 com p lain [k?m?ple?n]
364 com p laint [k?m?ple?nt]
365 com p lete [k?m?pli:t]
366 com p letely [k?m?pli:tli]
367 c omplicated [?k?mpl?ke?t?d] 368 c ompound n [?k?mpa?nd] 369 com p uter [k?m?pju:t?(r)] 370 con c ern v [k?n?s?:n]
371 con c erning [k?n?s?:n??] 372 c oncert [?k?ns?t]
373 con d ition n [k?n?d??n]
374 c onfidence [?k?nf?d?ns] 375 c onfident [?k?nf?d?nt]
376 con f use [k?n?fju:z]
377 con f using [k?n?fju:?n]
378 co n nect [k??nekt]
379 co n nection [k??nek?n]
380 c onscious [?k?n??s]
381 con s ider [k?n?s?d?(r)]
382 con s ist [k?n?s?st]
383 con t ain [k?n?te?n]
384 con t ainer [k?n?te?n?(r)] 385 con t inue [k?n?t?nju:]
386 con t inuous [k?n?t?nju?s] 387 c ontract n [?k?ntr?kt]
388 con t rol [k?n?tr??l]
389 conver s ation [?k?nv??se??n] 390 cook n, v [k?k]
391 c opy [?k?pi]
392 corn [k?:n]
393 c orner n [?k?:n?(r)]
394 co r rect adj, v [k??rekt]
395 cost [k?st] 396 c otton [?k?tn]
397 cough [k?f]
398 could [k?d]
399 c ouncil n[?ka?nsl]
400 count v [ka?nt]
401 c ountry n[?k?ntri]
402 c ountryside [?k?ntrisa?d] 403 c ourage [?k?r?d?]
404 course n [k?:s]
405 court n [k?:t]
406 c over [?k?v?(r)]
407 cow n [ka?]
408 crack n, v [kr?k]
409 crash n, v [kr??]
410 c razy [?kre?zi]
411 cream n [kri:m]
412 c reature [?kri:t??(r)]
413 crime [kra?m]
414 c riminal [?kr?m?nl]
415 c riticism [?kr?t?s?z?m] 416 c riticize [?kr?t?sa?z]
417 crop n [kr?p]
418 cross n, v [kr?s]
419 crowd [kra?d]
420 cruel [kru:?l]
421 crush v [kr??]
422 cry [kra?]
423 cup n [k?p]
424 c upboard [?k?b?d]
425 cure [kj??(r)]
426 curl [k?:l]
427 c urrent n [?k?r?nt]
428 c urtain n [?k?:tn]
429 curve [k?:v]
430 c ustom n[?k?st?m]
431 c ustomer [?k?st?m?(r)] 432 cut [k?t]
433 c ycle v [?sa?kl]
(434~534)
434 d aily adj, adv [?de?li] 435 d amage [?d?m?d?]
436 dance [dɑ:ns]
437 danger [?de?nd??(r)] 438 dangerous [?deind??r?s] 439 dark [dɑ:k]
440 date n [deit] 441 d aughter [?d?:t?] 442 day [dei]
443 dead adj [ded]
444 deal n [di:l]
445 deal with
446 death [deθ]
447 debt [det]
448 de c ay [di?kei]
449 de c eive [d??si:v]
450 de c ide [d??sa?d]
451 de c ision [d??s??n]
452 d ecorate [?dek?re?t]
453 deco r ation [?dek??re??n]
454 de c rease [d??kri:s]
455 deep adj [di:p]
456 de f eat [di?fi:t]
457 de f ence [d??fens]
458 de f end [d??fend]
459 d efinite [?def?n?t]
460 d efinitely [?def?n?tli]
461 de g ree [d??gri:]
462 de l ay [d??le?]
463 de l iberate adj [d??l?b?r?t] 464 de l iberately [d??l?b?r?tli]
465 d elicate [?del?k?t]
466 de l iver [d??l?v?(r)]
467 de m and [d??mɑ:nd]
468 de p artment [d??pɑ:tm?nt]
469 de p end [d??pend]
470 de p endent [d??pend?nt]
471 depth [depθ]
472 de s cribe [d??skra?b]
473 de s cription [d??skr?p?n]
474 d esert n [?dez?t]
475 de s erve [d??z?:v]
476 de s ign [d??za?n]
477 de s irable [d??za??r?bl]
478 de s ire [d??za??(r)]
479 desk [desk]
480 de s troy [d??str??]
481 destruction [dis?tr?k??n]
482 d etail n [?di:te?l]
483 determi n ation [d??t?:m??ne??n] 484 de t ermined [d??t?:m?nd]
485 de v elop [d??vel?p]
486 d ictionary [?d?k??nri]
487 die v [da?]
488 d ifference [?d?fr?ns]
489 d ifferent [?d?fr?nt] 490 d ifficult [?d?f?k?lt]
491 d ifficulty [?d?f?k?lti]
492 dig v [d?g]
493 d inner [?din?]
494 di r ect [d??rekt]
495 di r ection [d??rek?n]
496 dirt [d?:t]
497 d irty adj[?d?:ti]
498 disa p point [?d?s??p??nt]
499 disa p pointing [?d?s??p??nt??]
500 di s cover [d??sk?v?(r)]
501 di s covery [d??sk?v?ri]
502 di s cuss [d??sk?s]
503 di s cussion [d??sk??n]
504 di s ease n [d??zi:z]
505 dish n [d??]
506 dis m iss [d?s?m?s]
507 d istance [?d?st?ns]
508 d istant [?d?st?nt]
509 di v ide [d??va?d]
510 do v [du]
511 d octor n [?d?kt?(r)]
512 d ocument n [?d?kjum?nt]
513 dog n [d?g]
514 d ollar [?d?l?(r)]
515 door [d?:(r)]
516 d ouble adj, v, pre-determiner[?d?bl] 517 doubt [da?t]
518 down adv, prep [da?n]
519 draw v [dr?:]
520 drawer [dr?:(r)]
521 dream [dri:m]
522 dress n, v [dres]
523 drink [dr??k]
524 drive n, v [dra?v]
525 drop [dr?p]
526 drug n [dr?g]
527 drum n [dr?m]
528 drunk pastpart, adj [dr??k]
529 dry [drai]
530 duck n [d?k]
531 dull adj [d?l]
532 d uring [?dj??r??]
533 dust n [d?st]
534 d uty [?dju:ti]
(535~629)
535 each [i:t?]
536 e ager [?i:g?(r)]
537 ear [??(r)]
538 e arly [??:li]
539 earn [?:n]
540 earth [?:θ] n
541 east [i:st]
542 e astern [?i:st?n]
543 e asy adj [?i:zi]
544 eat [i:t]
545 eco n omic [?i:k??n?m?k] 546 edge n [ed?]
547 e ducate [?edju:keit]
548 educated
549 edu c ation [?ed?u?ke??n] 550 e f fect n [??fekt]
551 e f fective [??fekt?v]
552 e ffort [?ef?t]
553 egg [eg]
554 eight [e?t]
556 ei ther [?a?e?(r)]
557 e lbow [?elb??]
558 e l ect v [??lekt]
559 e l ection [??lek?n]
560 e l ectric [??lektr?k]
561 elec t ricity [??lek?tr?s?ti] 562 elec t ronic [??lek?tr?n?k] 563 else [els]
564 em b arrass [?m?b?r?s] 565 em b arrassing [?m?b?r?s??] 566 e m otion [??m???n]
567 e mphasize [?emf?sa?z] 568 em p loy v [?m?pl??]
569 em p loyer [?m?pl???(r)]
570 em p loyment [?m?pl??m?nt] 571 e mpty adj, v[?empti]
572 en c lose [?n?kl??z]
573 en c ourage [?n?k?r?d?]
574 end [end]
575 e nemy [?en?mi]
576 e nergy [?en?d?i]
577 e ngine [?end??n]
578 engi n eer n [?end???n??(r)] 579 en j oy [?n?d???] 580 en j oyable [?n?d????bl]
581 en j oyment [?n?d???m?nt]
582 e n ough [??n?f]
583 e nter [?ent?(r)]
584 enter t ain [?ent??te?n]
585 enter t ainment [?ent??te?nm?nt] 586 e ntrance n[?entr?ns]
587 e nvelope [?env?l??p]
588 en v ironment [?n?va?r?nm?nt] 589 equal adj, n [?i:kw?l]
590 e q uipment [??kw?pm?nt]
591 e s cape [??ske?p]
592 e s pecially [??spe??li]
593 e s tablish [??st?bl??]
594 even adj, adv[?i:vn]
595 e vening [?i:vni?]
596 e v ent [??vent]
597 e ver [?ev?(r)]
598 e very [?evri]
599 everyone [?evriw?n]
600 e verything [?evriθ??]
601 e verywhere [?evriwe?(r)]
602 e vil [?i:vl]
603 e x act adj [?g?z?kt]
604 e x actly [?g?z?ktli]
605 exami n ation [?g?z?m??ne??n] 606 e x amine [ig?z?min]
607 e x ample [ig?zɑ:mpl]
608 e xcellent [?eks?l?nt]
609 ex c ept conj, prep [ik?sept]
610 ex ch ange [iks?t?eind?]
611 ex c ite [ik?sait]
612 ex c iting [ik?saiti?]
613 ex c use [iks?kju:z]
614 e xercise [?eks?,saiz]
615 exist [?g?z?st]
616 e x istence [ig?zist?ns]
617 ex p ect [iks?pekt]
618 ex p ensive [iks?pensiv]
619 ex p erience [iks?pi?ri?ns]
620 ex p lain [iks?plein]
621 expla n ation [?ekspl??nei??n] 622 ex p lode [iks?pl?ud]
623 ex p losion [iks?pl?u??n]
624 ex p losive [iks?pl?usiv] 625 ex p ress v [iks?pres] 626 ex p ression [iks?pre??n] 627 ex t reme adj [iks?tri:m]628 e x tremely [?k?stri:mli] 629 eye [a?]
(630~740)
630 face [fe?s]
631 fact [f?kt]
632 f actory [?f?ktri]
633 fail v [fe?l]
634 f ailure [?fe?lj?(r)]
635 fair adj [fe?(r)]
636 f airly [?fe?li]
637 faith [fe?θ]
638 f aithful adj [?fe?θfl] 639 fall [f?:l]
640 false [f?:ls]
641 fa m iliar [f??m?li?(r)] 642 f amily [?f?m?li]
643 f amous [?fe?m?s]
644 far [fɑ:(r)]
645 farm [fɑ:m]
646 f armer [?fɑ:m?(r)]
647 f ashion n[?f??n]
648 f ashionable [?f??n?bl] 649 fast adj, adv [fɑ:st] 650 f asten [?fɑ:sn]
651 fat [f?t]
652 f ather n [?fɑ:e?(r)]
653 fault n [f?:lt]
654 f avourable [?fe?v?r?bl] 655 f avourite adj [?fe?v?r?t] 656 fear n [f??(r)]
657 f eather n [?fee?(r)] 658 f eature n [?fi:t??(r)] 659 feed v [fi:d]
660 feel v [fi:l]
661 f eeling(s) [?fi:l??]
662 f emale [?fi:me?l]
663 fence n [fens]
664 f ever [?fi:v?(r)]
665 few [fju:]
666 field n [fi:ld]
667 fifth [f?fθ]
668 fight [fa?t]
669 f igure n [?f?g?(r)] 670 fill v [f?l]
671 film [f?lm]
672 final adj [?fa?nl]
673 finally [?fa?n?li]
674 fi n ancial [fa??n?n?l]
675 find v [fa?nd]
676 find out
677 fine adj [fa?n]
678 f inger n[?f??g?(r)]
679 f inish v [?f?n??]
680 f ire [?fa??(r)]
681 firm adj [f?:m]
682 first adj, determiner [f?:st] 683 fish [f??]
684 fit adj, v [f?t]
685 five [fa?v]
686 fix v [f?ks]
687 flag n [fl?g]
688 flame n [fle?m]
689 flash n, v [fl??]
690 flat adj [fl?t]
691 flesh [fle?]
692 flight [fla?t]
693 float v [fl??t]
694 flood [fl?d]
695 floor n [fl?:(r)]
696 f lour n[?fla??(r)]
697 flow [fl??]
698 f lower n [?fla??(r)]
699 fly n, v [fla?]
700 fold [f??ld]
701 f ollow [?f?l??]
702 fond [f?nd]
703 food [fu:d]
704 foot n [f?t]
705 f ootball [?f?tb?:l]
706 for prep [f?(r)]
707 force [f?:s]
708 f oreign [?f?r?n]
709 f oreigner [?f?r?n?(r)]
710 f orest n[?f?r?st]
711 for g et [f??get]
712 for g ive [f??g?v]
713 fork n [f?:k]
714 form [f?:m]
715 f ormal [?f?:ml]
716 f ormer [?f?:m?(r)]
717 f ortunate [?f?:t??n?t] 718 f orward(s) adv [?f?:w?d] 719 four(th) [f?:(r)]
720 frame n [fre?m]
721 free [fri:]
722 f reedom [?fri:d?m]
723 freeze v [fri:z]
724 f requent adj [?fri:kw?nt] 725 fresh [fre?] 726 friend [frend]
727 f riendly [?frendli]
728 f righten [?fra?tn]
729 f rightening [?fra?tn??]
730 from [fr?m]
731 front adj, n [fr?nt]
732 fruit n [fru:t]
733 full adj [f?l]
734 fun [f?n]
735 f uneral [?fju:n?r?l]
736 f unny [?f?ni]
737 fur n [f?:(r)]
738 f urniture [?f?:n?t??(r)]
739 f urther adj, adv [?f?:e?(r)] 740 f uture [?fju:t??(r)]
(741~795)
741 gain v [ge?n]
742 game n [ge?m]
743 g arage n [?g?rɑ:?]
744 g arden [?gɑ:dn]
745 gas n [g?s]
746 gate [ge?t]
747 g ather v [?g?e?(r)]
748 g eneral adj [?d?enr?l] 749 g enerally [?d?enr?li]
750 g enerous [?d?en?r?s] 751 g entle [?d?entl]
752 g entleman [?d?entlm?n] 753 get [get]
754 gift [g?ft]
755 girl [g?:l]
756 give v [g?v]
757 glad [gl?d]
758 glass adj, n [glɑ:s]
759 glue [glu:]
760 go v [g??]
761 goat [g??t]
762 god [g?d]
763 gold [g??ld]
764 good [g?d]
765 good b ye [?g?d?ba?]
766 goods [g?dz]
767 g overn [?g?vn]
768 g overnment [?g?v?nm?nt] 769 g raceful [?gre?sfl]
770 g radual [?gr?d?u?l]
771 grain [gre?n]
772 gram [gr?m]
773 g rammar [?gr?m?(r)]
774 grand adj [gr?nd]
775 g randfather [?g r?nfɑ:e?(r)] 776 g randmother [?gr?nm?e?(r)] 777 g randparent [?gr?npe?r?nt] 778 grass n [grɑ:s]
779 g rateful [?gre?tfl]
780 grave n [gre?v]
781 great adj [gre?t]
782 green [gri:n]
783 greet [gri:t]
784 g reeting [?gri:t??]
785 grey adj, n [gre?]
786 ground n [gra?nd]
787 group n [gru:p]
788 grow [gr??]
789 growth [gr??θ]
790 guard v [gɑ:d]
791 guess v [ges]
792 guest n [gest]
793 guide [ga?d]
794 g uilty [?g?lti]
795 gun n [g?n]
(796~867)
796 h abit [?h?bit]
797 hair [h??]
798 half [hɑ:f]
799 hall [h?:l]
800 h ammer n [?h?m?] 801 hand n [h?nd]
802 h andle [?h?ndl]
803 hang v [h??]
804 h appen v [?h?p?n] 805 h appy [?h?pi]
806 hard [hɑrd]
807 h ardly [?hɑ:dli]
808 harm [hɑ:m]
809 h armful [?hɑ:mf?l]
810 hat [h?t]
811 hate v [heit]
812 h atred [?heitrid]
813 have [h?v, h?v, ?v, v] 814 he [hi:, i]
815 head n [hed]
816 health [helθ]
817 h ealthy [?helθi]
818 hear [hi?]
819 heart [hɑ:t]
820 heat [hi:t]
821 h eaven [?hevn]
822 h eavy adj [?hevi]
823 heel n [hi:l]
824 height [hait]
825 he l lo [he?l?u]
826 help [help]
827 h elpful [?helpful]
828 her(s) [h?:]
829 here [hi?]
830 her s elf [h?:?self]
831 hide v [haid] 832 high adj, adv [hai]
833 hill [hil]
834 him [him, ?m]
835 him s elf [him?self]
836 his [hiz, ?z]
837 his t orical [his?t?rik?l] 838 h istory [?hist?ri]
839 hit [hit]
840 hold v [h?uld]
841 hole [h?ul]
842 h oliday n [?h?l?di]
843 h ollow adj [?h?l?u]
844 h oly [?h?uli]
845 home adv, n [h?um] 846 h o nest [??nist]
847 h o nour n [??n?]
848 hook n [huk]
849 hope [h?up]
850 h opeful [?h?upful]
851 horn [h?:n]
852 horse n [h?:s]
853 h ospital [?h?spit?l] 854 hot adj [h?t]
855 ho t el [h?u?tel]
856 h o ur [?au?]
857 house n [haus]
858 how adv [hau]
859 h uman [?hju:m?n]
860 h umorous [?hju:m?r?s] 861 h umour [?hju:m?]
862 h undred(th) [?h?ndr?d] 863 hungry [?h??ɡri]
864 hunt v [h?nt]
865 h urry [?h?ri]
866 hurt v [h?:t]
867 h usband n [?h?zb?nd]
(868~934)
868 ice n [ais] 869 i d ea [ai?di?] 870 if [if]
871 ig n ore [iɡ?n?:] 872 ill adj [il]
873 i l legal [i?li:ɡ?l]874 i llness [?ilnis]
875 i mage [?imid?]
876 i m aginary [i?m?d?in?ri]
877 imagi n ation [i?m?d?i?nei??n] 878 i m agine [i?m?d?in]
879 i m mediately [i?mi:di?tli]
880 im p ortance [im?p?:t?ns] 881 im p ortant [im?p?:t?nt]
882 im p ressive [im?pr esiv]
883 im p rove [im?pru:v]
884 im p rovement [im?pru:vm?nt] 885 in adv, prep [in]
886 in c lude [in?klu:d]
887 in c luding [in?klu:d??]
888 i ncome [?ink?m]
889 in c rease [in?kri:s]
890 inde p endent [??ndi?pend?nt] 891 i ndoor(s) [?ind?:]
892 in d ustrial [in?d?stri?l]
893 i ndustry [?ind?stri]
894 in f ect [?n?fekt]
895 in f ection [?n?fek?n]
896 in f ectious [?n?fek??s]
897 i nfluence v [??nflu?ns]
898 in f orm [?n?f?:m]
899 infor m ation [??nf??me??n] 900 i njure [??nd??(r)]
901 i njury [??nd??ri]
902 ink n [??k]
903 i nner [??n?(r)]
904 i nsect [??nsekt]
905 in s ide [??n?sa?d]
906 in s tead [?n?sted]
907 insti t ution [??nst??tju:?n] 908 in s truction [?n?str?k?n]
909 i nstrument [??nstr?m?nt]
910 insult v [?n?s?lt]
911 in s ulting [?n?s?lt??]
912 in s urance [?n????r?ns]
913 in s ure [?n????(r)]
914 in t elligence [?n?tel?d??ns] 915 in t elligent [?n?tel?d??nt]
916 in t end [?n?tend]
917 in t ention [?n?ten?n]
918 i nterest [??ntr?st]
919 i nteresting [??ntr?st??]
920 inter n ational adj [??nt??n??n?l] 921 inte r rupt [??nt??r?pt]
922 i nto [??nt?]
923 intro d uce [??ntr??dju:s]
924 intro d uction [??ntr??d?k?n] 925 in v ent [?n?vent]
926 invi t ation [??nv??te??n]
927 in v ite v [?n?va?t]
928 in v olve [?n?v?lv]
929 i nwards ['?nw?dz]
930 i ron adj, n [?a??n]
931 i sland [?a?l?nd]
932 it pron [?t]
933 its [?ts]
934 it s elf [?t?self]
(935~948)
935 jaw [d??:]
936 j ewel [?d?u:?l]
937 j ewellery [?d?u:?lri] 938 job [d??b]
939 join [d???n]
940 joint [d???nt]
941 joke [d???k] 942 j ourney n [?d??:ni]
943 judge [d??d?]
944 j udgement [?d??d?m?nt] 945 juice [d?u:s]
946 jump [d??mp]
947 just adv [d??st]
948 j ustice [?d??st?s]
(949~967)
949 keen [ki:n]
950 keep v [ki:p]
951 key n [ki:]
952 kick [k?k]
953 kill v [k?l]
954 k ilo [?ki:l??]
955 k ilogram [?k?l?gr?m] 956 k ilometre [?k?l?mi:t?(r)] 957 kind [ka?nd]
958 king [k??]
959 kiss [k?s]
960 k itchen [?k?t??n]
961 knee n [ni:]
962 kneel [ni:l]
963 knife n [na?f] 964 knock v [n?k] 965 knot [n?t] 966 know v [n??]
967 k n owledge [?n?l?d?]
(968~1046)
968 lack [l?k]
969 l ady [?le?di]
970 lake [le?k]
971 lamb [l?m]
972 lamp [l?mp]
973 land [l?nd]
974 l anguage [?l??gw?d?]
975 large [lɑ:d?]
976 last adv, determiner [lɑ:st]
977 late [le?t]
978 l ately [?le?tli]
979 laugh [lɑ:f]
980 l aughter [?lɑ:ft?(r)]
981 law [l?:]
982 l awyer [?l?:j?(r)]
983 lay v [le?]
984 l ayer n [?le??(r)]
985 l azy [?le?zi]
986 lead v [li:d]
987 leaf n [li:f]
988 lean v [li:n]
989 learn [l?:n]
990 least [li:st]
991 l eather [?lee?(r)]
992 leave v [li:v]
993 left [left]
994 leg n [leg]
995 l egal [?li:gl]
996 lend [lend]
997 length adv, pron, determiner [le?θ] 998 less [les]
999 l esson [?lesn]
1000 let v [let]
1001 let go of [let ɡ?u ?v]
1002 l etter [?let?(r)]
1003 l evel adv, adj, n [?levl]
1004 l ibrary [?la?br?ri]
1005 lid [l?d]
1006 lie [la?]
1007 lie down [lai daun] 1008 life [la?f]
1009 lift [l?ft]
1010 light [la?t]
1011 like prep, v [la?k] 1012 l ikely [?la?kli]
1013 l imit [?l?m?t]
1014 line n [la?n]
1015 l ion [?la??n]
1016 lip [l?p]
1017 l iquid [?l?kw?d] 1018 list n [l?st]
1019 l isten v [?l?sn]
1020 l iterature [?l?tr?t??(r)] 1021 l itre [?li:t?(r)]
1022 l ittle [?l?tl]
1023 live v [l?v]
1024 load [l??d]
1025 l ocal adj [?l??kl] 1026 lock [l?k]
1027 l onely [?l??nli] 1028 long adj, adv [l??] 1029 look n, v [l?k]
1030 look after [luk ?ɑ:ft?] 1031 look for [luk f?:] 1032 look sth up [luk ?p] 1033 loose adj [lu:s] 1034 lord n [l?:d]
1035 lose [lu:z]
1036 loss [l?s]
1037 lot [l?t]
1038 loud [la?d]
1039 love [l?v]
1040 low adj [l??]
1041 l ower [?l???(r)] 1042 l oyal [?l???l]
1043 l oyalty [?l???lti] 1044 luck n [l?k]
1045 l ucky [?l?ki]
1046 lung [l??]
(1047~1141)
1047 ma c hine n [m???i:n]
1048 ma c hinery [m???i:n?ri]
1049 maga z ine [?m?g??zi:n]
1050 m agic [?m?d??k]
1051 mail [me?l]
1052 main adj [me?n]
1053 make v [me?k]
1054 make into [meik ??ntu?]
1055 make up v [meik ?p]
1056 male [me?l]
1057 man n [m?n]
1058 m anage [?m?n?d?]
1059 m anager [?m?n?d??(r)]
1060 m anner [?m?n?(r)]
1061 m any [?meni]
1062 map n [m?p]
1063 march v [mɑ:t?]
1064 mark [mɑ:k]
1065 m arket n [?mɑ:k?t]
1066 m arriage [?m?r?d?]
1067 m arried [?m?rid]
1068 m arry [?m?ri]
1069 mass n [m?s]
1070 match [m?t?]
1071 ma t erial n [m??t??ri?l]
1072 mathe m atics [?m?θ??m?t?ks] 1073 m atter [?m?t?(r)]
1074 may v [me?]
1075 me [mi]
1076 meal [mi:l]
1077 mean v [mi:n]
1078 m eaning n [?mi:n??]
1079 means [mi:nz]
1080 m easure [?me??(r)]
1081 m easurement [?me??m?nt] 1082 meat [mi:t]
1083 m edical adj [?med?kl]
1084 m edicine [?medsn]
1085 meet v [mi:t]
1086 m eeting [?mi:t??]
1087 melt [melt]
1088 m ember [?memb?(r)]
1089 m emory [?mem?ri]
1090 m ental [?mentl]1091 m ention v[?men?n] 1092 m essage [?mes?d?] 1093 m etal n [?metl]
1094 m ethod [?meθ?d] 1095 m etre ['mi:t?(r)]
1096 m iddle [?m?dl]
1097 might v [ma?t]
1098 mile [ma?l]
1099 m iliary adj ['m?l??r?] 1100 milk n [m?lk]
1101 m illion(th) [?m?lj?n] 1102 mind [ma?nd]
1103 mine n, pron [ma?n] 1104 m ineral [?m?n?r?l] 1105 m inister n[?m?n?st?(r)] 1106 m inute n ['m?n?t]
1107 m irror n [?m?r?(r)] 1108 miss v [m?s]
1109 mist n [m?st]
1110 mistake n [m??ste?k] 1111 mix v [m?ks]
1112 m ixture [?m?kst??(r)] 1113 m odel n [?m?dl]
1114 m odern adj [?m?dn] 1115 m oment [?m??m?nt] 1116 m oney [?m?ni]
1117 m onkey n [?m??ki] 1118 month [m?nθ]
1119 moon n [mu:n]
1120 m oral adj [?m?r?l] 1121 more [m?:]
1122 m orning [?m?:n??] 1123 most [m??st]
1124 m other n [?m?e?(r)] 1125 m otor adj, n [?m??t?(r)] 1126 m ountain [?mauntin] 1127 mouse [ma?s]
1128 mouth n [ma?θ]
1129 move v [mu:v]
1130 m ovement [?mu:vm?nt] 1131 much [m?t?]
1132 mud [m?d]
1133 m ultiply [?m?lt?pla?] 1134 m urder [?m?:d?(r)]
1135 m uscle n [?m?sl] 1136 m usic [?mju:z?k] 1137 mu s ician [mju?z??n] 1138 must v [m?st] 1139 my [ma?]
1140 my s terious [m??st??ri?s] 1141 m ystery [?m?stri]
(1142~1193)
1142 nail [ne?l]
1143 name [ne?m]
1144 n arrow adj [?n?r??]
1145 n asty [?nɑ:sti]
1146 n ation [?ne??n]
1147 n ational adj [?n??n?l] 1148 n atural adj [?n??n?l]
1149 n ature [?ne?t??(r)]
1150 n avy [?ne?vi]
1151 near adj, adv, prep [n??(r)] 1152 n early [?n??li]
1153 neat [ni:t]
1154 n ecessary [?nes?s?ri] 1155 neck [nek]
1156 need [ni:d]
1157 n eedle n [?ni:dl]
1158 n egative adj [?neg?t?v] 1159 n either [?na?e?(r)]
1160 nerve n [n?:v]
1161 n ervous [?n?:v?s]
1162 net n [net]
1163 n etwork n [?netw?:k]
1164 n ever [?nev?(r)]
1165 new [nju:]
1166 news [nju:z]
1167 n ewspaper [?nju:zpe?p?(r)] 1168 next adj, adv [nekst] 1169 nice [na?s]
1170 night [na?t]
1171 nine [na?n]
1172 ninth [na?nθ]
1173 no adv, determiner [n??] 1174 noise n [n??z]
1175 none pron [n?n]
1176 n onsense [?n?nsns] 1177 no one [n?u w?n]
1178 nor [n?:(r)]
1179 n ormal [?n?:ml]
1180 north [n?:θ]
1181 n orthern [?n?:e?n] 1182 nose n [n??z]
1183 not [n?t]
1184 note n [n??t]
1185 n othing [?n?θ??]
1186 n otice [?n??t?s]
1187 n oticeable [?n??t?s?bl] 1188 noun [na?n]
1189 now [na?]
1190 n owhere [?n??we?(r)] 1191 n umber n[?n?mb?(r)] 1192 nurse [n?:s]
1193 nut [n?t]
(1194~1250)
1194 o b ey [??be?]
1195 o bject n [??bd??kt] 1196 ob t ain [?b?te?n]
1197 o c casion n [??ke??n] 1198 o cean [????n]
1199 o’c lock [??kl?k]
1200 of [?v]
1201 off adv, prep [?f]
1202 o f fence [??fens]
1203 offend [??fend]
1204 o f fensive adj [??fens?v] 1205 o ffer [??f?(r)] 1206 o ffice [??f?s]
1207 o fficer [??f?s?(r)]
1208 o f ficial [??f??l]
1209 o ften [??fn]
1210 oil n [??l]
1211 old [??ld]
1212 o ld-f ashioned [??uld?f???nd] 1213 on adv, prep [?n]
1214 once adv [w?ns]
1215 one [w?n]
1216 o nion [??nj?n]
1217 o nly [???nli]
1218 o nly just [??unli d??st]
1219 o nto [??nt?]
1220 o pen adj, v [???p?n]
1221 o perate [??p?re?t]
1222 ope r ation [??p??re??n]
1223 o p inion [??p?nj?n]
1224 o p ponent [??p??n?nt]
1225 oppor t unity [??p??tju:n?ti] 1226 o p pose [??p??z]
1227 as o p posed to [?z ??p?uzd tu:] 1228 o pposite [??p?z?t]
1229 oppo s ition [??p??z??n]
1230 or [?:(r)]
1231 o range [??r?nd?]
1232 o rder [??:d?(r)]
1233 o rdinary [??:dnri]
1234 o rgan [??:g?n] 1235 o rganize [??:g?na?z]
1236 organi z ation [??:g?na??ze??n] 1237 o rigin [??r?d??n]
1238 o r iginal [??r?d??nl]
1239 o ther [??e?(r)]
1240 ought [?:t]
1241 our(s) [ɑ:(r)]
1242 out adj, adv [a?t]
1243 o utdoor(s) [?a?td?:(r)]
1244 o uter [?a?t?(r)]
1245 out s ide [?a?t?sa?d]
1246 o ver adv, prep [???v?(r)] 1247 owe [??]
1248 own [??n]
1249 o wner [???n?(r)]
1250 o xygen [??ks?d??n]
(1251~1427)
1251 pack v [p?k]
1252 p ackage [?p?k?d?]
1253 page n [pe?d?]
1254 pain n [pe?n]
1255 p ainful [?pe?nfl]
1256 paint [pe?nt]
1257 p ainting [?pe?nt??]
1258 pair n [pe?(r)]
1259 pale adj [pe?l]
1260 pan n [p?n]
1261 p aper n [?pe?p?(r)]
1262 p arallel adj, n [?p?r?lel] 1263 p arent [?pe?r?nt]
1264 park [pɑ:k]
1265 p arliament [?pɑ:l?m?nt] 1266 part n [pɑ:t]
1267 par t iciple [pɑ:?t?s?pl]
1268 par t icular adj [p??t?kj?l?(r)] 1269 p artly [?pɑ:tli]
1270 p artner n[?pɑ:tn?(r)] 1271 p arty n [?pɑ:ti]
1272 pass v [pɑ:s]
1273 p assage [?p?s?d?]
1274 p assenger [?p?s?nd??(r)] 1275 past [pɑ:st]
1276 path [pɑ:θ]
1277 p atient adj[?pe??nt] 1278 pattern n [?p?tn]
1279 pause [p?:z]
1280 pay [pe?]
1281 p ayment [?pe?m?nt] 1282 peace [pi:s]
1283 p eaceful [?pi:sfl]
1284 pen n [pen]
1285 pence [pens]
1286 p encil n [?pensl]
1287 p eople n [?pi:pl]
1288 p epper n [?pep?(r)]
1289 per c ent [p?'sent]
1290 p erfect adj [?p?:f?kt]
1291 per f orm [p??f?:m]
1292 per f ormance [p??f?:m?ns] 1293 per h aps [p??h?ps]
1294 p eriod n [?p??ri?d]
1295 p ermanent [?p?:m?n?nt] 1296 per m ission [p??m??n] 1297 p erson [?p?:sn]
1298 p ersonal [?p?:s?nl]
1299 persuade [p??swe?d] 1300 pet n [pet]
1301 p etrol [?petr?l]
1302 ph otograph [?f??t?grɑ:f] 1303 phrase n [fre?z]
1304 ph ysical adj[?f?z?kl]
1305 pi a no n[pi??n??] 1306 pick v [p?k]
1307 pick up [pik ?p]
1308 p icture n[?p?kt??(r)] 1309 piece n [pi:s]
1310 pig n [p?g]
1311 pile n [pa?l]
1312 p ilot n [?pa?l?t]
1313 pin [p?n]
1314 pink adj, n [p??k]
1315 pipe n [pa?p]
1316 p ity [?p?ti]
1317 place [ple?s]
1318 plain adj, n [ple?n]
1319 plan [pl?n]
1320 plane n [ple?n]
1321 plant [plɑ:nt]
1322 p lastic [?pl?st?k]
1323 plate n [ple?t]
1324 play [ple?]
1325 p leasant [?pleznt]
1326 please [pli:z]
1327 pleased [pli:zd]
1328 p leasure n [?ple??(r)] 1329 p lenty pron [?plenti] 1330 p lural [?pl??r?l]
1331 p ocket n [?p?k?t]
1332 p oem [?p???m]
1333 p oet [?p???t]
1334 p oetry [?p???tri]
1335 point [p??nt]
1336 p ointed [?p??nt?d]
1337 p oison [?p??zn]
1338 p oisonous [?p??z?n?s] 1339 pole n [p??l]
1340 po l ice n [p??li:s]
1341 polish v [?p?l??]
1342 po l ite [p??la?t]
1343 po l itical [p??l?t?kl]
1344 poli t ician [?p?l??t??n] 1345 p olitics [?p?l?t?ks] 1346 pool n [pu:l]
1347 poor [p?:(r)]
1348 p opular [?p?pj?l?(r)] 1349 popu l ation [?p?pju?le??n] 1350 port n [p?:t] 1351 po s ition n [p??z??n]
1352 p ositive [?p?z?t?v]
1353 po s sess [p??zes]
1354 po s session [p??ze?n] 1355 p ossible adj [?p?s?bl] 1356 p ossibly [?p?s?bli]
1357 possi b ility [?p?s??b?l?ti] 1358 post [p??st]
1359 pot n [p?t]
1360 po t ato [p??te?t??]
1361 pound n [pa?nd]
1362 pour [p?:(r)]
1363 p owder n [?pa?d?(r)] 1364 p ower n [?pa??(r)]
1365 p owerful [?pa??fl]
1366 p ractical [?pr?kt?kl] 1367 p ractice [?pr?kt?s]
1368 p ractise [?pr?kt?s]
1369 praise [pre?z]
1370 pray [pre?]
1371 prayer [pre?(r)]
1372 pre f er [pr??f?:(r)]
1373 prepa r ation [?prep??re??n] 1374 pre p are [pr??pe?(r)] 1375 p resent adj, n [?preznt] 1376 pre s erve v [pr??z?:v] 1377 p resident [?prez?d?nt] 1378 press v [pres]
1379 p ressure n [?pre??(r)] 1380 pre t end [pr??tend]
1381 p retty adj [?pr?ti]
1382 pre v ent [pr??vent]
1383 p revious [?pri:vi?s]
1384 price n [pra?s]
1385 priest [pri:st]
1386 prince [pr?ns]
1387 p rinciple [?pr?ns?pl] 1388 print [pr?nt]
1389 p rison [?pr?zn]
1390 p risoner [?pr?zn?(r)] 1391 p rivate adj [?pra?v?t] 1392 prize n [pra?z]
1393 p robably adj [?pr?b?bli] 1394 p roblem [?pr?bl?m] 1395 p rocess n[?pr??ses] 1396 pro d uce v [pr??dju:s]
1397 p roduct [?pr?d?kt]
1398 pro d uction [pr??d?k?n]
1399 pro f ession [pr??fe?n]
1400 p rofit n [?pr?f?t]
1401 p rogramme [?pr??gr?m] 1402 p rogress n [?pr??gres]
1403 p romise [?pr?m?s]
1404 pro n ounce [pr??na?ns]
1405 pronunci a tion [pr??n?nsi?e??n] 1406 proof n [pru:f]
1407 p roper [?pr?p?(r)]
1408 p roperty [?pr?p?ti]
1409 pro p osal [pr??p??zl]
1410 pro t ect [pr??tekt]
1411 pro t ection [pr??tek?n]
1412 pro t ective [pr??tekt?v] 1413 p rotest [?pr??test]
1414 proud [pra?d]
1415 prove [pru:v]
1416 pro v ide [pr??va?d]
1417 p ublic [?p?bl?k]
1418 pull [p?l]
1419 pump [p?mp]
1420 p unish [?p?n??]
1421 p unishment [?p?n??m?nt] 1422 p upil [?pju:pl]
1423 pure [pj??(r)]
1424 p urple [?p?:pl]
1425 p urpose n [?p?:p?s] 1426 push [p??]
1427 put [p?t]
(1428~1436)
1428 q uality [?kw?l?ti] 1429 q uantity [?kw?nt?ti] 1430 q uarrel [?kw?r?l] 1431 q uarter n [?kw?:t?(r)] 1432 queen n [kwi:n] 1433 q uestion [?kwest??n] 1434 quick adj [kw?k] 1435 q uiet adj, n[?kwa??t] 1436 quite [kwa?t]
(1437~1533)
1437 r abbit n[?r?b?t] 1438 race [re?s]
1439 r adio n [?re?di??] 1440 r ailway [?re?lwe?] 1441 rain [re?n]
1442 raise v [re?z] 1443 range n [re?nd?] 1444 rank n [r??k] 1445 r apid adj [?r?p?d] 1446 rare [re?(r)] 1447 rat n [r?t]
1448 rate n [re?t]
1449 r ather [?rɑ:e?(r)] 1450 raw [r?:]
1451 reach v [ri:t?] 1452 re a ct [ri??kt] 1453 re a ction [ri??k?n] 1454 read v [ri:d] 1455 r eady adj[?redi] 1456 r eal [?ri:?l]
1457 r ealize [?ri:?la?z] 1458 r eally [?ri:?li]
1459 r eason [?ri:zn]
1460 r easonable [?ri:zn?bl] 1461 re c eive [r??si:v]
1462 r ecent [?ri:snt]
1463 r ecently [?ri:sntli]
1464 r ecognize [?rek?gna?z] 1465 r ecord n, v [?rek?:d] 1466 red [red]
1467 re d uce [r??dju:s]
1468 re d uction [r??d?k?n] 1469 re f usal [r??fju:zl]
1470 re f use v [r??fju:z]
1471 re g ard v [r??gɑ:d]
1472 r egular adj [?regj?l?(r)] 1473 re l ated [r??le?t?d]
1474 r elative [?rel?t?v]
1475 re l ation [r??le??n]
1476 re l ationship [r??le??n??p] 1477 re l ax [r??l?ks]
1478 re l axing [r??l?ks??]
1479 re l igion [r??l?d??n]
1480 re l igious [ri?lid??s]
1481 re m ain [r??me?n]
1482 re m ark n [ri?mɑ:k]
1483 re m ember [r??memb?(r)]
1484 re m ind [r??ma?nd]
1485 re m ove v [r??mu:v]
1486 rent [rent]
1487 re p air [r??pe?(r)]
1488 re p eat v [r??pi:t]
1489 re p lace [r??ple?s]
1490 re p ly [r??pla?]
1491 re p ort [r??p?:t]
1492 repre s ent [?repr??zent]
1493 repre s entative n [?repr??zent?t?v] 1494 re q uest n [r??kwest]
1495 re s pect [r??spekt]
1496 re s ponsible [r??sp?ns?bl]
1497 rest [rest]
1498 r estaurant [?restr?nt]
1499 re s trict [r??str?kt]
1500 re s ult [r??z?lt]
1501 re t urn n, v [r??t?:n]
1502 re w ard [ri?w?:d]
1503 rice [rais]
1504 rich [r?t?]
1505 rid [r?d]
1506 ride [ra?d] 1507 right adj, adv, n [rait] 1508 ring n [ri?]
1509 rise [ra?z]
1510 risk [risk]
1511 r iver [?r?v?(r)]
1512 road [ro?d ]
1513 rob [r?b]
1514 rock n [r?k]
1515 roll v [r??l]
1516 ro m antic adj [r???m?nt?k] 1517 roof n [ru:f]
1518 room n [ru:m]
1519 root n [ru:t]
1520 rope n [r??p]
1521 rose [r??z]
1522 rough adj [r?f]
1523 round adj, adv, prep [r?f] 1524 row [r??]
1525 r oyal adj [?r???l]
1526 rub v [r?b]
1527 r ubber [?r?b?(r)]
1528 rude [ru:d]
1529 r uin v[?ru:?n]
1530 rule [ru:l]
1531 r uler [?ru:l?(r)]
1532 run [r?n]
1533 rush v [r??]
(1534~1786)
1534 sad [s?d]
1535 safe adj [seif]
1536 s afety [?se?fti]
1537 sail [seil]
1538 sale [se?l]
1539 salt n [s?:lt]
1540 same [se?m]
1541 sand n [s?nd]
1542 satis f action [?s?t?s?f?k?n] 1543 satis f actory [?s?t?s?f?kt?ri] 1544 s atisfy [?s?t?sfa?]
1545 save v [seiv]
1546 say v [sei]
1547 scale n [ske?l]
1548 s catter v[?sk?t?(r)]
1549 scene [si:n] 1550 school n [sku:l]
1551 s cience [?sa??ns]
1552 scien t ific [?sa??n?t?f?k]
1553 s cientist [?sa??nt?st]
1554 s cissors [?s?z?z]
1555 screen n [skri:n]
1556 screw [skru:]
1557 sea [si:]
1558 search [s?:t?]
1559 s eason n [?si:zn]
1560 seat [si:t]
1561 s econd adv, n, determiner[?sek?nd] 1562 s ecret [?si:kr?t]
1563 s ecretary [?sekr?tri]
1564 see v [si:]
1565 seed n [si:d]
史上最全2000个写材料常用词语集锦 按用途分类 4个字素材 关于学习 静心沉潜，目标专一，洗礼心灵，涤荡灵魂，内正其心，外正其行，学以修身，学以增智，学以提能，学以致用，入脑如心，意解情通，嵌入灵魂，学思践悟，融入血液，铸入灵魂，日积月累，勤学不倦，学在深处，谋在新处，干在实处，引向深入，推向持久，见到实效 关于成果 稳步提升稳中有进稳步提高全面加强全面提升全面深化全面进步全面推进持续 改善持续壮大持续向好持续发展扎实推进成效显著成效明显不断深入不断优化不断增强不断改善不断巩固不断涌现不断扩大明显提升明显增强明显加强明显好转显著增强更加完善更加凸显更加巩固更加彰显更加坚定得到增强得到提高 取得突破加速形成初步形成基本形成初具规模日益规范日益健全扎实推进纵深推进进展顺利深刻转型成果丰硕逐步完善健全完善更趋协调空前释放极大提振 步伐加快均衡普惠殷实安康卓有成效多点开花亮点纷呈硕果累累切实加强富有成效普遍提高活力增强丰富多彩频繁活跃健康发展形成品牌优化提升有序推进蔚然成形大幅提升同频共振合拍共鸣力度空前举世瞩目作用明显空前高涨竞相迸发
1、更加完善更加凸显更加巩固更加彰显更加坚定更加强劲更加响亮更加广泛更加坚强更加鲜明。 2、不断深入不断优化不断增强不断改善不断巩固不断涌现不断扩大不断发展不断提升不断健全。 3、全面加强全面提升全面深化全面进步全面推进全面展开。 4、持续改善持续壮大持续向好持续发展持续完善持续繁荣。 5、明显提升明显增强明显加强明显好转。 6、稳步提升稳中有进稳步提高。 7、得到增强得到提高得到改善。 8、基本建立基本实现基本形成。 9、更趋完备更趋协调逐步完善逐步扭转日益规范日益健全初步形成初步构建加速形成加快完备成效显著成效明显成果丰硕深入推进深入人心大幅提升大力实施相继问世相互促进多点开花亮点纷呈点上出彩线上结果面上开花扎实推进显著增强取得突破初具规模扎实推进纵深推进进展顺利深刻转型健全完善空前释放极大提振步伐加快均衡普惠殷实安康卓有成效硕果累累切实加强富有成效普遍提高活力增强丰富多彩频繁活跃健康发展形成品牌优化提升有序推进蔚然成形同频共振合拍共鸣同步实施力度空前举世瞩目作用明显空前高涨 竞相迸发,名列前茅蓬勃发展创新推进有效实施广泛弘扬普遍增加胜利完成顺利实施焕然一新为之一振巩固发展落地实施 关于领导
A ability able about above abroad absence absent accept acceptable accident accidental according (to) account achieve achievemen t acid across act action active activity actor actress actual actually add addition additional address adjective admiration admire admit adult advanced advantage adventure adverb advertise advertisem ent advice advise affair affect afford afraid after afternoon afterwards again against age ago agree agreement ahead aim air aircraft airport alcohol alive all allow almost alone along alphabet already also although always among amount amuse amusement amusing an ancient and anger angle angry animal announce annoy annoying another answer anxiety anxious any anyone anything anywhere apart apartment appear appearance apple approval approve area argue argument arm army around
a ability about above abroad absence absent accept acceptable accident accordance according according to account ache acid across act action active activity actor actress actual add addition address adjective admiration admire admit admittance adult advance advantage adventure adverb advertise advertisement advice advise affair afford Longman 2200 afraid after afternoon afterwards again against age ago agree agreement ahead aim air aircraft airforce airport alcohol alike alive all allow almost alone along aloud alphabet already also although altogether always among amount amuse amusement amusing an ancient and anger angle angry animal ankle annoy annoyance another answer ant anxiety anxious any anyhow anyone anything anywhere apart apparatus appear appearance apple appoint approval approve arch area argue argument arm armor arms army around arrange arrangement arrival arrive art article artificial as ash ashamed aside ask asleep
雅思核心词汇和短语2000 讲义中前面近200个单词和短语是7分以上学员必须要掌握的，非常高效和实用，同学们一定要记住它们，后面还编写了听说高频600多单词共计800多个单词，还有近900个各类短语.这样近2000笔财富会让同学们绝对不会输在词汇这个层面，你的高分会有保证。每个单词，大家一定要造句子，编写出自己的语境来，这样单词会有根基的，还要活学活用，彻底私有化，变成自己的东西，这样所学单词会真正达到“化”的地步，大家想这样一件事情，如果有人问你“mobile 这个单词，你会很快反应，但是如果换成sophisticated ,contaminate, deteriorate,这些单词就不行了，我个人认为就是不熟悉，经常使用熟悉了就好了，我想大家没有问题的。 Challenge yourself! Become successful! 挑战自己，追求卓越 You can fly higher than ever! , I do believe！我深信，你会飞得更高 1.low carbon 低碳 2.environmental—friendly 环保的 3.eco-system生态系统 4.environmental protection 环境保护 5.sustainable development 可持续发展 6.deplete natural resources 耗尽自然资源 7.leave a carbon footprint 留下一个碳化足迹 8.discharge /release pollutants into the environment 排放污染物 9.green house effect 温室效应 10.global warming 全球变暖 11.toxic 有毒的 12.contaminate 污染 13.degrade 恶化，降级 14.deteriorate 变坏，变糟 15.deficiency 缺乏，不足 16.flight climate change抵制气候变化 17.improve air quality 改善空气质量 18.conserve energy 节约能源
任何语言都是由词汇构成的, 词汇是最小的语言单位。在英汉翻译活动中, 词汇也起了不可估量的作用。成功的译作必须以正确的选词为基础。由于英汉两种语言的文化背景、所属语系、构词方法和表达方式的差异以及一词多义现象的存在, 导致了两种语言在表达同一思想时选词的差异。因此, 为了确切地表达原文, 必须在目标语中选择适当的词。选词必须遵循一定的标准要求, 鉴于此, 本文拟对有关的标准要求作进一步的探讨。 关于选词的标准, 历来各家各派众说纷纭, 但准确( f idelity )、简洁( conciseness )、生动(gracefu lness) 三点则是公认的。当然某词语用得是否符合标准要求, 不可孤立地从词语本身的含义上着眼, 还要看其具体使用场合以及同其它词语的搭配等。 准确就是要根据使用场合选用确切的词语来如实地反映客观实际。单个的词语一般都能如实地反映客观实际, 除非这个词反映了那些客观上不存在的事物, 如“神仙”“妖怪”“永动机”等。在翻译过程中, 一些译者往往受母语的影响, 选择了不能如实反映客观实际的词语, 此时, 就要加以必要的修改, 选择最准确的表达方式。 在我国, 自古以来就有无数文人墨客恪守此训, 唐代大诗人杜甫“为人性僻耽佳句, 语不惊人死不休”和贾岛因“推敲”二字的斟酌而被传为佳话。翻译家们也务求词语选择的精练和准确, 朱生豪“每译一段, 必先自拟为读者, 察阅译文中有无暧昧不明之处。又必自拟为舞台上之演员, 审辨语调之否顺口, 音节之否调和。一字一句之未惬, 往往苦思累日。”傅雷则说:“《老实人》的译文前后改过八道。”[ 1 ] 例1: 贾母一语未了, 只听得后院中有人笑声说??
朗文词典2000基础词汇 A ability about above abroad absence absent accept acceptable accident accordance according account ache acid across act action active activity actor actress actual add addition address adjective admiration admire admit admittance adult advance advantage adventure adverb advertise advertisement advice advise affair afford afraid after afternoon afterwards again against age ago agree agreement ahead aim air aircraft airforce airport alcohol alike alive all allow almost alone along aloud alphabet already also although altogether always among amount amuse amusement amusing an ancient and anger angle angry animal ankle annoy annoyance another answer ant anxiety anxious any anyhow anyone anything anywhere apart apparatus appear appearance apple appoint approval approve arch area argue argument arm armor arms army around arrange arrangement arrival arrive art article artificial as ash ashamed aside ask asleep association at atom attack attempt attend attendance attention attract attractive aunt autumn average avoid awake away awkward B baby back background backward backwards bacteria bad bag bake balance ball banana band bank bar bare
面对浩如烟海的雅思词汇是不是顿感脑袋大？不要着急同学，谐音记单词效果最快，如果你就知道pest害虫（拍死它），那你out了！全谐音单词记忆app千词千寻帮助你，加屹智行刘老师微信详细指导：一五二一零八零九五五二 A abstain 戒，避开 acknowledge 承认 acquire 取得，学到 acrylic 丙烯酸的 adapt 使适应 addict 使沉溺 adept 熟练的，内行的 adopt 采用；收养 aboriginal 土著的; 土著居民 abound 丰富 abrupt 突然的，陡峭的 abstract 抽象的，难解的 abuse 滥用，辱骂 accommodation 招待设备 accordingly 照着办；响应地 accounting 会计学 acid 酸的 aeronautic 航空的 aerosol 烟，雾；烟雾剂 affect 影响；感动 affiliate 接纳...为会员（或分支） agency 力量；代理 agitate 鼓动；搅动；焦虑 alchemy 炼金术 alkali 碱 allergy 变（态反）应性；反感 allocate 分配，把。划归 allot 分配；拨给 almond 杏仁 alpine 高山的 alternate 交替的；轮流的 alternative 两者挑一的；选择的 aluminium 铝 amateur 业余活动者 ambiguous 模棱两可的 amenity 舒服，愉快 ammonia 氨 amorphous 无定形的；难以名状的analysis 分析；解析anatomy 解剖；分解anecdote 轶事 annoy 使烦恼; 打扰 annual 每年的, 年度的anthropology 人类学anticlockwise 逆时针方向的anxious 忧虑的, 担心的 ape 类人猿; 模仿者 aphid 蚜虫 apparel 衣服;外表 appeal 呼吁; 求助于 appear 出现, 来到 appetite 食欲, 胃口applicant 申请人appropriate 适当的approximate 近似的,大约的arable 可耕的 arboreal 树木的; 树状的arduous 艰巨的; 努力的ascertain 查明, 确定 aspect 样子; (问题等的)方面aspiration 志气; 渴望assemble 集合; 装备 assert 断言;维护 assess 对…进行评估assignment 分配；指定assist 援助；搀扶association 联合；联盟；联想assume 假定；承担 asterisk 星号 asthmatic 气喘的asymmetry 不对称（现象）attain 达到; 完成; 获得attract 吸引 audio-visual 听觉视觉的aural 气味的; 香味的authority 权力; 职权available 可用的; 通用的averse 反对的 aviation 航空; 航空学 B baffle 使挫折; 使困惑 balk 阻碍; 挫折
朗文词典2000基础词汇 a ability about above abroad absence absent accept acceptable accident accordance according account ache acid across act action active activity actor actress actual add addition address adjective admiration admire admit admittance adult advance advantage adventure adverb advertise advertisement advice advise affair afford afraid after afternoon afterwards again against age ago agree agreement ahead aim air aircraft airforce airport alcohol alike alive all allow almost alone along aloud alphabet already also although altogether always among amount amuse amusement amusing an ancient and anger angle angry animal ankle annoy annoyance another answer ant anxiety anxious any anyhow anyone anything anywhere apart apparatus appear appearance apple appoint approval approve arch area argue argument arm armor arms army around arrange arrangement arrival arrive art article artificial as ash ashamed aside ask asleep association at atom attack attempt attend attendance attention attract attractive aunt autumn average avoid awake away awkward b baby back background backward backwards bacteria bad bag bake balance ball banana band bank bar bare barrel base basket
想象一下，我们说汉语这么多年，才会多少个汉字？我打开汉语字典，以上都不认识？但是，这不耽误我交流？所以，英美国家用于交流地词汇也太多？另外，英语中除了人名和地名外，以上地词汇是外来语，这些外来语来自于拉丁语系地词汇，也有来自于德语，背过词汇地人感觉自己很厉害了，地出题范围是美国人认可地主流单词（以韦氏字典为准）总数，若去除词性转变和不可能考地单词地话，还有习语、俚语、行话、等大约有万个，可是英语到底有多少单词？说出来吓你一大跳？万千百个，这是一个叫做组织发布地.但这些单词里地单词是永远也用不到地，就算你把地单词都背地滚瓜烂熟，也没有什么用，因为那些单词也就是考试中能用到，在日常生活中是用不到，所以，当你长时间不用那些单词地话，随着年龄地增长也就慢慢遗忘了. 中国单词量最大地学者，应该是新东方集团地董事长俞敏洪老师，词汇书就是他编写地，我听过他地访谈节目，他词汇量最大地时候，达万多，一本朗文字典和一本牛津字典全部背完，但是，他声称由于许多单词在日常生活中都用不到，慢慢地就剩一两万了，这个例子就说明，花了年地时间，花大量努力所背地单词，除了日常地单词以外，其他不经常用地将全部忘掉，我们背，托福，雅思这么难地单词就是为了考试，而不是为了和外国人交流.文档收集自网络，仅用于个人学习 如果你用那些词汇跟外国人交流地话，老外可能都听不懂，英美人士也就用千个词汇来交流，他们不会花时间背那么多地单词来考试，大家想一下，谁花过时间来背汉语地新华字典，为了在语文考试中取得高分呢？所以，我地观点是，除非你背大量地单词就是为了参加出国留学地考试，要不然一点用都没有，否则，如果你能灵活地掌握个词汇都够用于和外国人流利地日常交流啦！其实，英语中最核心地词汇就万多个，如果你能掌握这一万多个词汇，你地英语水平走到哪里都够用了！文档收集自网络，仅用于个人学习 由亿多词地世界上最大地英语语料库产生地，个常用词为英语地核心词汇，参照著名地英语教学语料库（），选定这，个单词为英语中最核心重要地词汇，这些单词主要收录于世界上最权威地英语字典，在词典中出现频率最高地单词地后面会由五个菱形地符号来表示，菱形越少，表示单词使用地频率越低，，总共有个五个菱形地词汇，个四个菱形地词汇，个三个菱形地词汇，个二个菱形地词汇，个一个菱形地词汇，单词后面没有菱形地词汇，就是一些地名，学名，专业术语或根本不重要，没有必要掌握地词汇，所以根据这本字典便可以知道哪些词汇必须掌握，哪些不用掌握，五个菱形地词汇就是必须灵活掌握地，他们在英语中地使用频率达到，一个菱形地词汇就是可会可不会地词汇.文档收集自网络，仅用于个人学习 所以，我地理论焦点就是，只要掌握这个单词，英语能力就可以说一辈子都够用了，走到世界任何地方都可以得到施展了，但是掌握这些单词并不是一件容易事，可能一提到单词，大家就联想背，因为传统教育地唯一方法就是背，即使我把这个核心词汇全列举出来，够你背几年地,等你背完最后一个单词地时候，前面背地都忘记了，因为英语能力地提高绝对不是靠背地.文档收集自网络，仅用于个人学习 我们违背大脑记忆地规律，一味地背下去，只会使大脑越来越疲惫，对英语地怠慢性越来越严重，所以，很多英语学习者在尝试很多方法后，如果还没成功地话，将会彻底放弃对英语地继续学习，因为我们学习地机制就是离不开死记硬背，如果你能从今天就不再死记硬背地话，你就成功一半了，英语不是攻读地对象,而是熟悉地对象,在我学习<<千万别学英语>>地时候,我才真正了解这个理论,作者说,英语是,也就是说英语不是靠硬学硬背地,而是靠不断地熟悉和接触，从而触类旁通或潜移默化掌握地，绝对不是背地，我认为《千万别学英语》是我学过最好地学习法，但连第一阶段都没通过，所以，我不能评论这个方法，但是，我在《千万别学英语》地理论基础上进行创新，并且融合了位英语界权威人士地理论，才创造出我自己地理论，我这本书很大层次上可以说是《千万别学英语》地升级版本，不管怎么样，
级 六 精选高频词汇卡 DAY 01 六级 2000 精选高频词汇卡 P003 abort /??b ??t/ v. 使流产；使夭折；流产 academician /??k?d ??m ??n/ n. 院士；学会会 员 accession /?k?se?n/ n. 就职；正式加入 accountability 1/??ka ?nt ??b ?l ?ti/ n. 负有责任 accountable 2 /??ka ?nt ? b l/ a. 负有责任的 accountancy 2 /??ka ? nt nsi/ n. 会计工作 accounting 3 /??ka ?nt ??/ n. 会计行业 accusation /??kj??ze ??n/ n. 控告，指控 accustom 8 /??k ?st ?m/ vt. 使习惯 actuality /??kt?u??l ti/ n. 真实；实际情况 DAY 02 六级 2000 精选高频词汇卡 P005 allotment /??l ?tm ?nt/ n. 分配；份额 ambiguity 2 /??mb??ɡju??ti/ n. 模棱两可 animate /??n me ?t/ a. 活的 vt. 赋予……生命 animated /??n me ?t ?d/ a. 活跃的，生气勃勃的 annoyance 1 /??n ???ns/ n. 烦恼；烦恼的事物 appalling /??p ??l??/ a. 骇人的；极恶劣的 appraise /??pre ?z/ vt. 估价；鉴定 appropriation 2 /??pr ??pri?e??n/ n. 擅用，挪用 arrogance 2 /??r?ɡ?ns/ n. 傲慢，自大，自负 assassinate 1 /??s? s ne ?t/ vt. 暗杀，行刺 DAY 02 六级 2000 精选高频词汇卡 P007 blueprint 1 /?blu?pr?nt/ n. 蓝图；计划，方案 boastful /?b??stf l/ a. 好自夸的，自吹自擂的 bodily 4 /?b?d li/ a. 人体的 ad. 全身地；全部地 breakage /?bre?k ?d ?/ n. 损坏的物品；毁坏 bribery /?bra?b ?ri/ n. 行贿，贿赂 briefing /?bri?f??/ n. 简要指示；简报 brighten 2 /?bra?t n/ v. 使焕发光彩；使愉快 broker 1 /?br??k ?/ n. 经纪人 brutality 6 /bru??t?l ti/ n. 暴行；野蛮，残忍 burdensome 1 /?b??dns?m/ a. 成为负担的；令人困扰的 DAY 03 六级 2000 精选高频词汇卡 P009 comparative 4 /k ?m?p?r?t ?v/ a. 比较的；相对的 compassionate /k ?m?p??n t/ a. 有同情心的 complexity 9 /k ?m?pleks ti/ n. 复杂性，错综复杂的状态 conceited /k ?n?si?t?d/ a. 自负的 condemnation 1/?k?nd ?m?ne??n/ n. 谴责，责备 confrontation 4/?k?nfr ?n?te??n/ n. 对抗 constitutional 1/?k?nst ?tju??n l/ a. 有关宪法的 constrict /k ?n?str?kt/ v. 压缩；限制 consultancy 5 /k ?n?s?lt nsi/ n. 咨询公司 consultative /k ?n?s?lt ?t ?v/ a. 咨询的，顾问的 DAY 03 六级 2000 精选高频词汇卡 P011 decentralize/-ise 1 /?di??sentr?la ?z/ v. 权力下放 dedication 2 /?ded ?ke?? n/ n. (to sth.) 奉献；献词 deduction 1 /d ??d ?k ? n/ n. (from sth.) 推论；扣除 deductive /d ??d ?kt ?v/ a. 推论的 defection /d ??fek ? n/ n. (from sth.) 背叛 defective /d ??fekt ?v/ a. 有缺陷的 deficient 3 /d ??f ?? nt/ a. 缺乏的；有缺陷的 delicacy 1 /?del?k ?si/ n. 精致；机敏；谨慎 democratic 6 /?dem??kr?t ?k/ a. 民主的 deplore 2 /d ??pl ??/ vt. 强烈反对，谴责 DAY 04 六级 2000 精选高频词汇卡 P013 disciplined /?d?s pl ?nd/ a. 遵守纪律的 disclosure 3 /d ?s?kl????/ n. 公开，透露 discontent 1 /?d?sk ?n?tent/ n. 不满意，不满足 dismissal 2 /d ?s?m?s l/ n. 开除；驳回诉讼 distinguishable /d ??st ??ɡw???b l/ a. 可区别的 distracted /d ??str?kt d/ a. 精神不能集中的 dogged /?d?ɡ?d/ a. 顽强的 dogma /?d?ɡm ?/ n. 教义，教理，教条 dominance 2 /?d?m n ?ns/ n. 优势；支配地位 domination /?d?m ?ne?? n/ n. 支配，统治 六级 2000 精选高频词汇卡 P015 /??r?d ke ?t/ vt. 根除，消灭 exemplary 1 /?ɡ?zempl ri/ a. 用作模范的 exhaustion 2 /?ɡ?z ??st ? n/ n. 精疲力竭；枯竭 expectancy 2 /?k?spekt nsi/ n. 盼望，期待 explanatory /?k?spl?n?t ri/ a. 解释的，说明的 /?f??lsh?d/ n. 虚假的话；说谎 /f ??t?l ti/ n. 死亡；致命性 /?fi?z ?b?l ti/ n. 可行性；可能性 /?f??sa?t/ n. 深谋远虑 /f ???tel/ vt. 预言
说明： 1.分别单列出“口语”中最常使用的前1000,2000,3000的单词，每部分进一步按书面语的词频排序。 2.对于在口语词汇中未出现的，书面语中的前1000,2000,3000的剩余单词，也随后列出。 往往越基本的词汇词义越多，使用也更灵活，当然也最重要，让我们把最多的时间花在最重要的单词上。百度yuxiangdui 注： S = Spoken English W = Written English 1,2,3分别表示词频前1000,2000,3000，S4表示不在口语前3000中，W4表示不在书面语前3000中 排序方式： S1W1 S1W2 S1W3 S1W4 S2W1 S2W2 S2W3 S2W4 S3W1 S3W2 S3W3 S3W4 W1S4 W2S4 W3S4 【S1W1】 a indefinite article,determiner S1, W1 able adj S1, W1 about prep S1, W1 about adv S1, W1 accept v S1, W1 account n S1, W1 across adv, prep S1, W1 act n S1, W1 action n S1, W1 actually adv S1, W1 add v S1, W1 after prep, conj, adv S1, W1 again adv S1, W1 against prep S1, W1 age n S1, W1 ago adv S1, W1 agree v S1, W1 air n S1, W1 all determiner, predeterminer, pron S1, W1 all adv S1, W1 allow v S1, W1 almost adv S1, W1 along adv S1, W1 along prep S1, W1 already adv S1, W1 also adv S1, W1
英语常用单词使用频率列表 下面是常见的2000英语单词按使用频率从高到低进行排列的，因为它是按国外英语单词的实际使用频率进行统计的，可能不太适合在中国的英语单词实际使用频率，但它有助你了解英语单词的实际使用情况。 1 the 2 be 3 of 4 and 5 a 6 to 7 in 8 he 9 have 10 it 11 that 12 for 13 they 14 I 15 with 16 as 17 not 18 on 19 she 20 at 21 by 22 this 23 we 24 you 25 do 26 but 27 from 28 or 29 which 30 one 31 would 32 all 33 will 34 there 35 say 36 who 37 make 38 when 39 can 401 agree 402 arm 403 mother 404 across 405 quite 406 anything 407 town 408 past 409 view 410 society 411 manage 412 answer 413 break 414 organize 415 half 416 fire 417 lose 418 money 419 stop 420 actual 421 already 422 effort 423 wait 424 department 425 able 426 political 427 learn 428 voice 429 air 430 together 431 shall 432 cover 433 common 434 subject 435 draw 436 short 437 wife 438 treat 439 limit 801 sun 802 audience 803 essential 804 glass 805 prevent 806 poem 807 poor 808 inch 809 song 810 skill 811 post 812 popular 813 radio 814 animal 815 conscious 816 worth 817 eat 818 election 819 faith 820 wave 821 murder 822 model 823 forget 824 extend 825 edge 826 distance 827 memory 828 recommend 829 division 830 staff 831 leg 832 discussion 833 address 834 fly 835 dependent 836 ball 837 shake 838 frame 839 extreme 1201 lawyer 1202 root 1203 climb 1204 metal 1205 gradual 1206 hunt 1207 protection 1208 satisfy 1209 roof 1210 branch 1211 pleasure 1212 witness 1213 loose 1214 nose 1215 mine 1216 band 1217 aside 1218 risk 1219 tomorrow 1220 remind 1221 ear 1222 fish 1223 shore 1224 operator 1225 civilize 1226 being 1227 silent 1228 screen 1229 bind 1230 earn 1231 pack 1232 colony 1233 besides 1234 slip 1235 cousin 1236 scale 1237 relief 1238 explore 1239 stem 1601 ocean 1602 ceremony 1603 decrease 1604 prize 1605 harm 1606 insure 1607 verse 1608 pot 1609 sincere 1610 cotton 1611 leaf 1612 rub 1613 medicine 1614 stroke 1615 bite 1616 lung 1617 lonely 1618 admission 1619 stupid 1620 scratch 1621 composition 1622 broadcast 1623 drum 1624 resist 1625 neglect 1626 absent 1627 passenger 1628 adventure 1629 beg 1630 pipe 1631 beard 1632 bold 1633 meanwhile 1634 devil 1635 cheer 1636 nut 1637 split 1638 melt
词汇学习是英语学习的基本功，英语解构学习法认为词汇是英语学习的第一阶梯，没有这一级的坚实基础，读写听说都无从谈起。词汇对考研的准备来说尤为重要，每年的考研试题都有一定量的超纲词汇，所以可以说词汇准备的好坏直接决定考研的成败。那么，如何有效的进行词汇学习呢？ 首先，对词汇学习的态度决定词汇学习的质量。词汇乃是英语学习的第一大敌，无论从战略上还是战术上都要给予足够的重视。其中包括； 1)对大纲规定词汇的研究(注意我说的是研究，不是拿来就背)，要将其中的动词以及其他不熟悉释义的词汇结合权威词典(如朗文英汉1995 版、新英汉词典、牛津中阶英汉词典2000 版等)的释义进行熟记； 2)要研究历年考试题中超纲词汇的特点，借助词源学和构词法对其进行猜测练习，了解超纲词汇的范围； 3)要做历年的真题，积累其中的生词(每个人的词汇盲点是不同的，只有靠自己筛选挖掘)。 其次，背单词每天要达到一定的量，可根据自己的基础和时间分配情况来定，但最低不要少于每天30 个词。因为词汇的总量是有限的，量越大重复的比例才会越高，记住的可能性才越大。对头一天背过的词复习时每个词汇的目光停留时间应在三秒，即100个单词5分钟复习完毕，想不起来的词作上标记，然后再用同样的时间间隔第二遍复习作了标记的词，凡辨认出的词即擦去标记，未辨认出的词参考释义，再行记忆。 其三，要讲究方法。多年的词汇教学表明，词汇的复现很大程度上取决于记忆的方法。由于记忆的方法必须是结合单词来讲的，限于篇幅的关系我在此不一一赘述，但有几个记忆误区必须指出： 1)读字母顺序记忆单词(似乎很多老师都是这样引领学生背单词的)是不科学的，其中的原理我不便在此展开论述，我想提醒的是字母组合与单词的汉语释义之间毫无联系； 2)按词汇表的序来记忆单词，这造成的惯性混淆和背不完则几乎全军覆灭的悲惨结果是显而易见的； 3)抱着一本词汇表背，这样做的结果是词汇换个地方就眼熟不认识； 4)每个单词只复习最熟悉的释义，结果是词义记忆单一，又缺乏上下文的理解能力，使单词变成死词； 5)急起来一阵狂背，放下去好久不看； 6)没有把背单词当成时时刻刻的思念，把学英文看成是书本上、课堂上的东西，没有发现任何事物与学英文的联系。
朗文2000解释用词 The Longman Defining Vocabulary 2000 说明：本词汇表根据《朗文当代英语辞典》（Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English）（外语教学与研究出版社，1997年版）第B16~B22页的词汇表编辑而成。编辑本表的目的是为了让成年人在最短的时间内掌握能够阅读和使用该词典所必须的有效词汇量。使用用简明文字进行解释的全英字典对成年人来说最大的好处就是帮助自己实现用英语进行思维，用英语学习英语，在学习中提高，最后掌握地道英语的目标，从而彻底改变“中国式英语”的尴尬局面。本词汇表的最后还有作者编录的“英语单词常见字母组合表”、“英语常见词缀”、“英语趣味词串”三个附录，目的是为了让学员掌握科学有效的单词记忆法和养成良好的记忆习惯，迅速扩大有用词汇量。请学员一并学习掌握。关于其它有效记忆方法，请学员注意在课堂上听讲和介绍。 a 一个，某个（语）abbreviation 缩写 ability 能力 able 有能力的，能干的about 关于；大约；到处 （语） above 在上方（语）above a. 上面的，前述的abroad 在国外 absence 缺席 accept 接受 acceptable 可接受的，尚可的accident 事故 accidental 偶然的according to 依照 account 考虑；帐户achieve 达成，实现achievement 成就 acid 酸 across 越过；对面（语）across adv.（语） act 行为，表现；法规act v. 行动 action 行动，动作active 活跃的 activity 活动 actor 演员 actress 女演员 actual 真实的 actually 实际上 add 增加；补充说addition 附加，加法additional 附加的 address 地址 adjective 目标，目的admiration 羡慕，爱慕，崇拜admire 崇拜，爱慕admit 承认 adult 成人 adult adj. 成人的advanced 先进的，高级的adventure 冒险（事业）；投 机 adverb 副词 advertise （做）广告advertisement 广告 advice 忠告 advise 劝告 affair 事件，桃色新闻affect 影响 afford 负担；买得起afraid 害怕 after 在…之后（语）afternoon 下午 afterwards 然后，以后again 再一次 against 对着，反对（语）age 年龄 ago 以前 agree 同意 agreement 协议 ahead 向前，前方
[设计]朗文词典注释所用2000核心词汇集The Longman Defining Vocabulary Words used in the definitions in this dictionary All the definitions in this dictionary have been written using the words in this list. If a definition includes a word that is not in the list, that word is shown in small capital letters. The Defining Vocabulary has been carefully chosen after a thorough study of all the well-known frequency lists of English words. Furthermore, only the most common and ‘entral’ meanings of the words in the list have actually been used in definitions. We have also used a special computer program that checks every entry to ensure that words from outside the Defining Vocabulary do not appear in definitions. Word class restrictions For some words in the list, a word class label such as n or adj is shown. This means that this particular word is used in definitions only in the word class shown. So anger, for example, is used only as a noun and not as a verb. But if no word class is shown for a word, it can be used in any of its usual word classes: answer, for example, is used in definitions both as a noun and as a verb. Compound words Definitions occasionally include compound words formed from words in the Defining Vocabulary, but this is only done if the meaning is