英语六级读故事记单词

Stepparents 继父继母staple→stigmaNeither of them had come from a perfect family. Hisstepmother had been stern, but the stereotyrpedidn't go beyond that, She had been a better stewardof him in his up bringing than Ius wife's stepfatherwho had stifled many aspects of her childhood. Whileshe had no stigma on her body from her youth,she wasmarked on her soul. And it was difricult for him toshow her how a man should really behave. It had beendifficult at times,but worth the trouble.他俩谁都不是来自完美家庭。

他的继母很严厉，但也就是那种老样子，与他妻子的继父相比，他的继母在他成长期间还算是好的看管人，而妻子的继父则扼杀了她许多孩子时的天性。

虽然年轻时她身体上没有留下耻辱的痕迹，心灵里却打上了烙印。

对他来说，向她展示男人应该是什么样子是件很困难的事情，这么做有时会很困难，不过还是很值得。

Now they were happily married and a couple of stature. He was an important statesman responsible for the implementation of a statute for providing staple foods to the poorest people in the nation and she was a designer of custom stationery that cost a pretty sterling. Their clothes were always starched, their kitchen full,and their home stocked with the newest fumiture,stereo equipment and accessories.现在他们幸福地结合了，而且夫妻二人达到了一种很高的境界。

siftvt.1.筛，筛分，过滤2.(through)细查，详审，详询vi.1.筛，被筛下2.（似通过筛具般）撒下，落下signifyvt.表⽰……的意思，意味，预⽰siliconn.硅simmerv.1.慢慢的沸腾2.煨，炖，慢慢地煮3.充满难消的怒⽓，（争吵、暴⼒等）激化，即将爆发n.⽂⽕，煨，炖simulatevt.1.模仿，模拟2.假装，冒充simultaneousa.同时发⽣的，同时存在的，同步的sinistera.不吉祥的，凶兆的，险恶的sipv.⼩⼝地喝，抿，呷n.⼩⼝地喝，⼀⼩⼝的量sirenn.1.汽笛，警报器2.迷⼈的⼥⼈，妖妇sittingn.1.（分批开饭接待的）⼀批2.被画像或照相的⼀段时间3.开会或开庭的⼀段时间situateda.1.位于……的，坐落在……的2.处于……境地的skeletonn.1.⾻骼2.框架，⾻⼲3.梗概，提要skepticala.表⽰怀疑的skipvi.1.跳，蹦跳2.跳绳vt.跳过，略过，漏过n.跳，蹦跳skulln.颅⾻，脑壳skyscrapern.摩天楼，摩天⼤厦slabn.厚板，平板，厚⽚slacka.1.懈怠的，马虎的2.萧条的，清淡的，不活跃的3.松（弛）的n.1.（绳索等）松弛部分2.松弛，懈怠，呆滞（时期）3.[pl.]宽松裤vi.懈怠，懒散slangn.俚语slantvi.倾斜，歪斜vt.1.使歪斜，使倾斜2.有倾向性地编写或报道n.1.斜⾯，斜线2.倾向，偏向，侧重slashvt.1.砍2.⼤幅度削减n.1.砍，砍痕2.斜线号Another fallen building...They hadn’t found any skulls or skeletons yet, but he could see that they were sifting through the dust and large slabs of concrete towards the area where he knew they were situated. The sirens had long stopped signifying the emergency but the emotions of people now sitting around the destroyed skyscraper were starting to simmer. But they wouldn’t find anyone to blame. Knowing there would be slack for error he had done his work well.Now sipping coffee in a café across the street he smiled a sinister smile. They would never think that a computer geek from Silicon Valley had committed such a crime. They would quickly skip over the possibility of a domestic attack and blame some other country or terrorist organization. He had simulated it all in his head a million times. And to make sure that no one suspected he was from out of state he had worked hard to learn to speak in the local slang. No one would be skeptical of a local.When police and FBI began simultaneously asking questions of all those still around he stood up and walked in a slant away from the investigators. He had decided that if ever caught he would slash his wrists before go to prison, but he was determined to never be caught. And he wasn’t. He watched in fascination during the following weeks as the city searched endlessly for who had destroyed their building. And they would never know the truth.另⼀幢倒塌的建筑物……他们还没有找到任何颅⾻和⾻骼，但是他能看见他们正从灰尘和⼤⽚灰尘和⼤⽚⽔泥中仔细扒着往前找，他知道他们就在那⾥。

读故事记单词（六级）abbreviationn.缩写, 缩写词abidevat. 容忍abide by遵守，履行abnormala.反常的，异常的abolishvat. 废止, 废除(法律、制度、习俗等)abortionn. 流产, 堕胎aboundvi. 1. 大量存在2.（in, with）充满,富于abreastad. 并列，并排keep abreast of 与……齐头并进，了解……的最新情况abrupta. 1. 突然的,意外的2.（举止、言谈等）唐突的，鲁莽的abstainvi. 1.弃权2.（from）戒除absurda. 荒谬的，荒唐的abundancen. 大量，丰富，充足in abundance充足，丰富accessoryn. 1.附件，零件，配件2.[常pl.]（妇女手提包之类的）装饰品3.同谋，帮凶，包庇犯acclaimvat. 向……欢呼，为……喝彩n. 称赞，欢迎accommodatevat. 1.容纳2.向……提供住处（或膳宿）3.使适应，顺应accomplicen. 共犯，从犯accountablea. 负有责任的acen. 1.（纸牌等中的）幺点，“A”牌2.（网球等比赛中）发球得分3.（在某方面的）佼佼者a. 第一流的，杰出的acoustica. 1.听觉的，声音的2.（乐器）原声的acquaintvat. （with）使认识，使了解，使熟悉acquitvat. 1.宣判……无罪2.（oneself）使（自己）作出某种表现activatevat.使活动起来，使开始起作用1.Accommodating a PregnancyXiaoping never thought abortion was a big deal. As he became acquainted with American politics , however , he realized you have to work hard to keep abreast of changing value s to truly understand how absurdly controversial this issue has become. He found out from his American friends that opinions are in abundance of how to teach people to be accountable for their actions, how to make people abide by Family Planning laws, and even how to teach people just to abstain from sex. The significance of this issue became abruptly clear when Xiaoping’s best friend, Jeff, got his girlfriend pregnant.Jeff was an acclaimed graduate student who was living an abnormal life from other Americans just by attending a Chinese university to get his Ph.D.(Ph.D. is an abbreviation for Doctor of Philosophy, the highest degreeavailable in a university). Jeff was also an ace soccer player and acoustic guitar player. There was also always an abundance of women around him. This is how he met Sarah.When Sarah became pregnant with Jeff, his friends suddenly treated him as if he was an accessory to murder. Jeff also felt as if he needed to be acquitted of some crime. But he decided in the end that he and his accomplice, Sarah, would keep the baby. According to Jeff and Sarah, the life of their child was more important than their career. Xiaoping was amazed. Keeping the child would abolish any chance of a successful career for Jeff. And in Xiaoping’s eyes, one could activate the process for an abortion with a simple visit to the doctor even though there might be lines, three people abreast.But Jeff and Sarah were firm in their decision and Xiaoping had to abide his friends' decision. Life abounded in surprises. Now Jeff and Sarah were leaving school and returning to the United States. They would do veering they could to accommodate themselves to their new situation.选择生孩子小民从来没想过流产是个大事。

英语六级读故事记单词(五)wordnutrientn. 营养品，滋养物a. 营养的，滋养的nutritionn. 营养oakn.1.栎树，像树2.栎木，像木oarn. 桨，橹oathn.1.誓言，誓约2.咒骂，诅咒语on/under oath在法庭上宣过誓obedienta. 服从的，顺从的obscenea.1.淫秽的，下流的2.可憎的，可恶的obscurea.1.不的，不重要的2.费解的，模糊不清的3.隐藏的，偏僻的vt. 使变模糊，掩盖obsessionn. 困绕，无法摆脱的思想（或情感） obstructvt.1.阻塞，堵塞2.阻碍，阻止，妨碍occupancyn. 占有，使用，居住odorn. 气味，风味，声誉odour见odoroffsetvt. 补偿，抵消offspringn.1.子女，子孙，后代2.（动物的）崽oliven. 橄榄，橄榄树opaquea.1.不透明的，不透光的2.难理解的，晦涩的oppressvt.1.压迫，压制2.使（心情等）沉重，使烦恼optvi. （for）选择，挑选optimismn. 乐观，乐观主义optimuma. 最合适的，的，的orchardn.果园 The Ceremony!The small group of boys quietly put the oars into their boats and walked into the oak orchard that would lead to an obscure hiding place where they would take an oath to become members of a secret organization. Mostwere the offspring of previous members whose obsessions were to have their children follow in their footsteps. The boys were therefore the optimum candidates; children of the rich who would be obedient to anyone who would make them richer.As their leader passed them under an olive tree that was obstructing the entrance to a small opening, a strong odor reached all of their noses. It was a nutrient rich smell that still somehow oppressed them all. But the odor and the opaque speech by their leader that followed did nothing to offset the optimism all were feeling that what they were doing was right. This was an organization that they all wanted to be part of, no matter what.Then an obscene ritual occurred which the boys would never forget. When it was over the boys were reminded that they were now all under an oath of silence and the few new members of the organization with a limited occupancy. It was too late to opt out.As a final act they all had to drink a drink that was certainly not good for one’s nutr ition. It tasted like blood. But they were all in now. And none of themwould ever be the same again.入会仪式一小群男孩悄悄地把桨放进小船并走进橡树园，橡树园通向一个偏僻的隐藏地点，他们要在那里宣誓成为一个秘密组织的成员。

英语六级读故事记单词(十四)The Lucky PlumberThe plumber had always been lucky at games. But the day he went to the carnival with the polar bear it all came to a poignant end. It started when he was poking about looking for a game to play. He had already done the pony ride, eaten popcorn, and plucked a plum from a tall tree using a feather to won a porcelain doll of the Pope. But now he was pondering if he could win a guessing game to win the polyester jacket that the game host was wearing as he sat on his porch.When he decided to try the host began to poke fun at him that he would lose his poise and not be able to guess his weight. And he was right. The plumber was wrong with his guess. He pleaded for a second chance and even paid to guess again. When he guessed wrong again a plump woman with a bright orange plume on her hat stepped in to try as well. The plumber poked her in the side and told her not to poke her nose into other peoples business. He was still playing and she wasn‘t going to plunder the prize that h e thought was his!But the plumber just could not win the guessing game. When he finally acknowledged his plight, the pores on his skin were all worn out from sweating so much! I hear he was never the same again andthat he died of the pneumonia he caught that night a few weeks later. Some people just can‘t stand being down on their luck.幸运的水暖工这个水暖工玩游戏时一贯幸运，但是那天他和北极熊一起去参加欢庆会时，他的运气令人痛苦地结束了。

2019大学英语六级读故事记单词(十三) pettya.1.小的，琐碎的，不重要的2.气量小的，心胸狭窄的pharmacyn.1.药房，药店2.药剂学，配药physiologicala.生理的，生理学的picketn.1.（罢工时的）纠察队，纠察队员2.警戒队，警戒哨vt.1.在……设置纠察线2.派……担任纠察，布置（警卫）警戒vi.担任纠察（或警戒哨）picturesquea.1.美丽如画的2.（语言）生动的，绘声绘色的piern.（伸入水域的）码头，突堤n.虔诚，虔敬pilgrimn.1.朝圣者2.（在国外的）旅行者，漫游者pineapplen.凤梨，菠萝pinpointvt.1.准确描述，确定，确认2.精确地确定……的位置n.针尖，尖端a.十分精确的piraten.1.非法盗印（或复制）者，侵犯版权者2.海盗vt.1.以海盗的方式抢劫，抢掠2.盗用，非法盗印（或复制）pistoln.手枪pistonn.活塞n.1.隐患，易犯的错误2.陷阱，圈套pizzan.意大利馅饼，比萨饼plaguen.1.瘟疫，鼠疫2.灾难，祸患vt.使痛苦（或难受），给……造成困难（或麻烦）plankn.1.厚木板（条）2.政纲条目，政策要点plastern.1.灰浆，灰泥2.石膏3.橡皮膏，膏药vt.1.在……上抹灰泥，厚厚地涂抹2.粘贴于，张贴于，贴满plateaun.1.高原2.（上升后的）稳定时期（或状态）a.似有道理的，似乎准确的，貌似可信的plean.1.恳求，请求2.抗辩，答辩，辩护3.借口，托辞False PietyIt was another day on the picket line. Today we were in front of a pharmacy that supposedly sold drugs tested on animals to increase people‘s physiological tolerance for pain. Well that was plausible, but no one ever heard our pleas, they just went from one petty picket line to another unable to pinpoint an overall theme to our actions. I was at a plateau on the whole picket line thing when we met a man who said that we could have a greater impact by pirating ships, using pistols, and doing something more drastic. This would get more attention as well as our faces plastered all over the TV screen and newspapers. We decided to give it a try. He never mentioned any pitfalls.Our first and only action was on a picturesque pier in Southern California. After eating our fill of pizza and pineapples we headed to the fishing boat that we were sure caught fish and also killed dolphins in the process. Our plan was to wreck the pistons of the boat engine and then make the captain symbolically walk the plank. But we were pilgrims in this new country of activism and the police fell upon us like the plague before we had done any damage at all.It also turned out that the man who told us to do this was an undercover policeman. All of his false piety was simply a trap to get us to do something crazy so that he could arrest us. And we had fallen for it all.假装虔诚纠察线进入了新的一天。

2019六级读故事记单词(二) WORDaffluenta. 富裕的，富足的aftermathn. 后果，余波aggravatevt. 1.加重2.激怒，使恼火aggregaten. 总数，合计a. 总计的，合计vt. 1.总计达，合计2.使聚集，使积聚in the aggregate总共，作为总体agitatevi. （for,against）煽动，鼓动vt. 1.搅动，摇动2.使焦虑不安agonyn. （极度的）痛苦，创痛agreeablea. 1.令人愉快的，惬意的2.（欣然）同意的，乐意的aiden. 助手，副官ailmentn. 小病，疾病air-conditioningn. 空调设备，空调系统aislen. 过道，通道albumn. 粘贴簿，集邮簿，像册alcoholica. 1.酒精的，含酒精的2.由酒精引起的n. 酗酒者aliena. 1.外国的，外国人的2.陌生的3.性质不同的，不相容的n. 1.外国人，外侨2.外星人alienatevt. 1.使疏远，使不友好，离间2.转让，让渡（财产等）allegevt. 断言，宣称，硬说alleviatevt. 减轻，缓解，缓和alleyn. 小巷，胡同allotvt. 分配，拨出alloyn. 合金vt. 将……铸成合金alludevi. （to）暗指，提及A Hungry AlienWhen an alcoholic man dressed in dirty clothes and stinking of beer first alleged that an alien had landed in an alley behind a restaurant frequented by the affluent, no one listened to him. Photos from the aftermath filled 10 photo albums.In the begining, as he rushed down the center aisle of the pleasantly air-conditioned room, the alcoholic wasn‘t able to successfully agitate anybody. It was as if they were only looking at his appearance and not listening to his words. When he did finally find someone agreeable to come outside and see what he said had happened, he was completely alienated to see that the creature was no longer there. Now that he had aggravated so many rich people, he was sure that he would leave the room in agony. His fears were alleviated, however, when the alien broke through a window into the restaurant, somehow knowingly coming to the aide of the alcoholic.When all the people realized that the alien that the alcoholic had alluded to was really there and composed of an aggregate of unknown alloy not affected by normal bullets, they screamed and ran around leaving no chance for anyone to allot a route of escape. They behaved, in the aggregate, as if no one in the world could relieve them of this alien ailment. And they were right. None of the outside help that came could stop the alien from eating everyone in the restaurant.饥饿的外星人当一个穿着脏衣服、满口啤酒味的酗酒男人宣称有外星人在一家富人经常光顾的酒店后面的一个胡同里降落时，没有人听他的话。

1. abandon ~ accentThe Absent-minded AcademicAt times I like to abandon my ability to speak and write in an academic way, which my friends call an abuse of language. When I am about to go aboard a plane to go abroad, I often still think about this. At these times I am so absent-minded that I almost miss the call for "all aboard". In another country I often avoid abstract language when talking to other academics and try not to accent every word. Instead, I aim for clear and simple communication to help others absorb what I am saying. This is not easy since I like to abuse language and always try to use the full range of language to the best of my ability. However, I think that one can abandon oneself to new experiences when overseas without treating one's training with abandon. It has also been suggested that I get rid of my strong accent, and my absence from my country might accelerate this change. In the meantime, I'll think of ways to use Band 4 words, in concrete ways, rather than in the abstract. Readers can then abstract what suits them best, from the book, towards developing absolute faith in their ability to master English.2, acceptance ~ accuseMrs. Black in the RedMrs. Black has a savings account with a nearby bank, and recently she started to receive statements not in accordance with her books. According to one notice, it said that she owed the bank $200,200. "Are they really expecting my acceptance of this?" she thought. So, accompanied by Mr. Black she marched into the bank the next morning. After hearing her story the accountant behind the counter explained that "there has been an accidental miscounting." "But this is not the first time. The book keeping has never been in accord with reality!" Mrs. Black argued, and she insisted on withdrawing all her money. However, she was told that "the computer is down" and she couldn't even access her money! By this time there were quite a few people standing in the access to the counter. They heard the conversation and of their own accord all took a stand in support of Mrs. Black. With one accord, they all accused the bank of not being accurate with their bookkeeping and insisted that measures be taken accordingly to achieve accuracy. As the number of customers accumulated, the Board members met and were in accordance that inaccuracy couldn't be accepted and sent for the manager from his office accommodation to account for the mistakes. Dissatisfied with the fact that the manager failed to accomplish his duty and achieve accuracy in his performance, the Board reached an accord and fired the manager. They also accorded Mrs. Black "favored Customer" of the month.3. accustomed ~ admissionA Little Lion TamerA young acquaintance of mine is not accustomed to achievement In fact, in the administration of his duties as trainee lion tamer, he is not usually considered adequate and often has to acknowledge the acid remarks of his father, the head lion tamer, for his lack of action. His father often uses the adjective "sleepy" to describe the lack of activity of both him and the lions. In addition, he has been told adjust his attitudes and acquire a greater sense of showmanship if he wishes to gain admission to the main ring in the circus tent. His need is acute, because acquisition of performing skills would be an addition to his natural ability to communicate with lions, and enable him to step into the main ring when his father is out of action. In addition to this, even though he is only 3 years old and gets very tired following the lions around their one acre park, he is already famous as a lion tamer because he appears in an ad for the circus, and is even being sought by a manufacturer to promote acid adapted specially for use in animal food.4. adopt ~ airlineYou Can’t Teach an Old Dog Ne w TricksJames walked out of the travel agency and looked very angry. He had decided to take a trip around the world and planned to take Jimmy, his dog, with him. But the travel agent refused to write a ticket for Jimmy, because pets were not allowed to board the aircraft. Although they called afterwards to say they were sorry--even using the adverb "terribly"--James was still very upset. He had adopted Jimmy before Jimmy was an adult, and the affection between them was very strong. Since seeking aid from the airline wasn't advisable, James advertised in the newspaper for a nanny to take care of Jimmy during his absence.Many people replied to the advertisement, but James was very cautious because he didn't want to be taken advantage of. An aggressive young man caught James' attention; he had graduated from an advanced nursing school, and called himself an advocate of animal rights. "This is a big advantage", thought James. He then dropped the agenda he was preparing for the next day's meeting and took Jimmy to meet the young man.Jimmy was an old dog, and his hair was a mix of all colors: a bit gray, a bit brown and a bit black, and he was almost deaf too, so he always wore his hearing aid. Luckily, it didn't affect Jimmy's activity. You know what happened when the young man who advocated himself as an animal lover saw Jimmy?He refused to look after Jimmy and said a surgical operation would be to advantage for both of them!5. alarm ~ amidFor Whom The Clock TicksMichael is flying back to Australia after visiting his aunt in New York. He is an amateur clown and his ambition is to become a full-time performer. Before he boards the airplane, Michael goes into the airport store for a gift for his wife. With his small allowance, he has the two alternatives of a teddy bear or an alarm clock made of aluminum. He takes the clock, as he always needs to make allowances for her never being on time. Fifteen minutes later, Michael is sitting comfortably in his seat. He says hello to the man sitting alongside, asks for some alcohol, and dozes off. Suddenly, a tap on the shoulder awakens him. He looks around and finds that the plane hasn't gained any altitude; it's still on the ground. What amazes him is that two policemen then force him to get off the plane and into a police car. Michael also notices that the police take a suitcase into an ambulance. The suitcase and his own look very alike. This alerts Michael that something has happened. When they arrive at the police station, Michael is very surprised to see the Australian Ambassador there, talking to an officer from the office of Alliance of Allies against Terrorism, who keeps looking at Michael with alert eyes. Michael's suitcase is lying on one of the tables, with everything thrown out: some clothes, a key ring with the alphabet on it, a bottle of wine and the clock. The policemen seem to be on the alert against something and their expressions alter when they see the clock--the crew thought it was a bomb and alerted the police!6. amount ~ apologyWeighing up the AnchorI once knew a woman who had a grandmother. Apart from that, she was always as busy as an ant, trying to angle for buyers to take her grandmother's unwanted goods for a large amount of money. Once, when I was reading a college annual, she came to my apartment to pay a visit because she wanted me to buy an anchor as a wedding anniversary gift for my wife! She said it was an antique that her grandmother got from her ancestors. I took a quick look at it; it was old, even ancient, perhaps. Anyhow, it was certainly no more antique than her grandmother, so I said no. She was that sort of person, anyway; what you said amounted to nothing. She then tried to show me the ugly thing from different angles while we stood apart. At that point, her behavior reminded me of someone who might be anchoring a shopping program on television trying to angle the exhibit towards the camera. However, it fell over, hurting my ankle badly. What annoyed me most was that she was so amused, and burst into laughter. So I refused to invite her to my annual Valentine's Day party, and anticipated that I wouldn't see her again. She must have wondered with anxiety and started to analyze the whole thing. I wasn't surprised when she announced that according to her analysis I owed her an apology.7. apparent ~ approximateApplying for a JobTo appeal to an employer, the applicant decided to apply in person, rather than wait to be offered an appointment. She didn't appreciate that her sudden appearance might not be appreciated. The employer was in the appliance industry. He didn't approve of her approach and said that if he was going to appoint anybody, there must be a written application. He said he needed to decide whether an interview would be applicable and if so, he could then make an approximate time to see her. He added that she could not expect to appropriate his time or approximate his staff in the way she did. The staff immediately broke into loud applause. They thought this would be a way to gain his approval, because the employer had a huge appetite for new experiences. They didn't expect that he also had an apparent dislike of not being in control. To all appearances it seemed that no appeal would be possible now, to have the employer approach this situation in her favor. However, he then said that because she had appropriate experience, he would give her a job on approval for 2 weeks.8. arbitrary ~ assetThe Big DrawThe most popular TV talk show in town arranged for two architects to talk about architecture on screen. But as soon as they saw each other, an argument arise as both men insisted on being called the greatest artist. Each attacked the other person from different aspect. One said, "There's nothing artistic in your works, they look so artificial." "What about you?", the other replied. "You can't even do arithmetic, and the best thing you've ever made is an ash tray." Soon they engaged in a fight. Security guards rushed in and took them aside. Police came and arrested them, and arrangements were made to take them to court. The judge was an arbitrary person, who had no interests aside from food. He was annoyed at being aroused from his afternoon nap, and sent the two to jail without listening to the case. While they were under arrest, families of both men sold their assets, offered the warden the money, and soon both men were set free, But the Assembly discovered this and its members were assembled to hear the case. The TV station televised and assessed the whole process. Its viewing rate took off like an arrow.9. assign ~ attractiveAn Brief EncounterA male athlete named Bruce was annoyed by an atomic plant near his house, because it polluted the area by its waste. Bruce decided to take the plant to court and hired an attractive female attorney named Brenda to represent him. However, she was busy with some other assignment as an associate partner, and sent her associate to assist him instead. Bruce was unhappy about it as he thought such an association between himself and his lawyer was not going to help him attain his goal. He insisted Brenda assign his case back to herself. His attitude created an atmosphere of tension. When the case came to court, Brenda assumed that he would attach himself to her for assistance. But to her surprise, he did a good job on his own. She started to feel an attraction towards Bruce and assured him that he would have her assist, and that she wanted to associate with him personally. Both were astonished that their love for each other exploded like a split atom. In the end, Bruce won both the case and the woman he loved.10. attribute ~ axeA Right Way to Rob?The author carefully parked his automobile in an available space along the avenue heading to the lecture hall. He was on auto-pilot as he was still preparing his speech. He was going to receive the award of the "golden axe" and was to speak in front of the audience. As far as he was aware, this prize was usually given in an awful hurry, followed by some awkward event, the main attribute of which was boredom. He was advised to avoid the experience, stay in his car, and await the full authority of the Academy. However, he decided they might not attribute his absence to some type of automatic shyness, and that they might even award the prize to his rival, a member of the non-writing group, who only published his work by audio cassette. So he hurried towards the hall, opened the door and was amazed at what he saw: a man had an automatic gun in one hand, the trophy in the other, and was robbing the members of the Ladies Auxiliary!11. background～barelyBarber Shop MusicA barber who was also a music lover organized a band to play background music at a small bar. But soon, neighbors accused them of playing some banned music. The sheriff issued a ban. It said that they were not allowed to play music anymore, otherwise they'd be kept behind bars. So they packed their baggage and moved to another city. However, as they had no jobs and were bankrupt, they could barely exist, and had great trouble just to keep a balance in their account. They could only afford bare necessities. To make things worse, one of them had bacon with bacteria in it and his life was in the balance. All these troubles would not make them stop playing music or take a backward move, though. To cheer their sick friend up, they brought a balloon with a banner on it to the hospital. They even held a concert in the balcony. They banged their instruments and the bang was deafening. They threw off their shirts and bared their chests, as it got hotter. The patients were very excited about it too, and a man with an arm banded with plaster even danced to their music, but when he moved backwards, he threw himself off balance. The band then became a big success and were even invited to perform in a concert to raise funds for bankrupts and homeless people.12. bark～behaviorBarking up the Wrong TreeA man tried to sell his neighbor a new dog for five dollars. "This is a talking dog." He said. "Stop behaving stupidly," the neighbor replied, "how can a beast like that talk? Or you mean bark?" Suddenly, the dog looked up and said with tears in his eyes, "Please buy me, Sir. This man is mean. He keeps me in a barn and I have to sleep in a barrel. He feeds me only beans and never walks me to the bay, and the only toy I have is a waste battery. Basically speaking, he treats me like a beggar. On the basis of his behavior, I'm sure he'll abuse me with his baseball bat one day. And mind you, I hate his ugly beard. I used to be the richest trick dog in the country, and have the best bearing, too. I can jump over the highest barrier and barrel over any high beam. I attended the Animals Olympics on behalf of the country. I had so many fans who loved me so much that my body guards had trouble keeping them at bay." The dog beamed with pride."Hey," said the neighbor, "he can talk! How come you want to sell him for just five dollars?" "I'm selling him on my own behalf. I'm getting tired of his lies, which have a bearing on my kids, too, and wish he would only talk with a bark." the seller said.。

好的，这是一个非常好的学习英语的方法。

以下是一篇美文故事，同时附带了其中涉及到的六级单词的注释，希望能够帮助到您：Once upon a time, there was a little girl named Lily. She was a very curious girl and always wanted to explore the world around her. One day, she decided to venture into the forest behind her house. She had heard stories of a magical tree that granted wishes to those who were brave enough to seek it.Lily walked through the forest for hours, watching as the sunlight filtered through the leaves and danced on the forest floor. She heard rustling in the bushes and saw squirrels chasing each other playfully. Suddenly, she caught sight of a tall, ancient tree in the distance. It was the tree she had been seeking!As she approached the tree, she saw that it was covered in sparkling leaves and had a trunk so wide that it seemed to touch the clouds. She looked up and saw a single wish-granting star shining brightly on the top of the tree.Lily closed her eyes and made a wish. She wished for peace in the world, kindness to all living things, and the courage to always follow her heart. As she finished her wish, she felt a gentle breeze brush against her face.突然，一阵微风吹过，树叶沙沙作响，仿佛在为她的愿望祝福。

大学英语六级的冲刺读故事记单词八高校英语六级冲刺读故事记单词八overpassn.天桥，立交桥overridevt.1.不顾，不理睬，拒绝2.压倒，优先于overta.公开的，不隐藏的overthrowvt.1.推翻，打倒2.使终止，摒弃n.推翻，终止，结束overturnvt.1.使翻转，使颠覆，使倒下2.颠覆，推翻vi.颠覆，翻转，翻倒overwhelmvt.1,(感情上)使受不了，使不知所措2.制服，制服overwhelminga.1.势不行挡的，压倒的2.巨大的owln.猫头鹰oxiden.氧化物oystern.牡蛎ozonen.臭氧pactn.契约，协定，条约paddlen.1.短桨，桨2.(用脚拍打)玩水，涉水vi.1.划桨前进，荡桨2.(用脚拍打)玩水，涉水vt.1.用桨划(船)2.用木板打pamphletn.小册子pandan.熊猫pangn.一阵(剧痛、哀思等)panoraman.1.全景2.概括，综述，概观pantvi.1.喘，气喘2.(for)渴望vt.气喘吁吁地说n.气喘，喘息paperbackn.平装本，简装本parachuten.降落伞vi.跳伞vt.伞投，空投No Hope?Some people will do anything to overturn bad policy and save the planet. Environmentalists, in particular, are known for their overt attempts to overwhelm businesses and governments to change. The issues they stand against are well known: theshrinking ozone layer, the protection of pandas, the destruction of spotted owl habitat, and even over fishing in areas where oysters beds are threatened. These people parachute into dangerous areas, paddle alongside massive fishing boats,or release pamphlets from airplanes because of their internal pact with each other to make a differnce.Against the panorama of these activities, it is sometimes difficult for normal people not to feel a pang of regret for how our own needs sometimes override those of nature. We cry when we see a baby seal killed, we pant when the air feels too full of carbon dioxide, and we weep that so many trees are being cut down to print the paperback books we love to read. But we dont know what to do. It all seems so overwhelming. Sometimes we even want to throw ourselves over the overpass into oncoming traffic because it is all so sad and we know that we cant overthrow our own governments.高校英语六级冲刺读故事记单词八overpassn.天桥，立交桥overridevt.1.不顾，不理睬，拒绝2.压倒，优先于a.公开的，不隐藏的overthrowvt.1.推翻，打倒2.使终止，摒弃n.推翻，终止，结束overturnvt.1.使翻转，使颠覆，使倒下2.颠覆，推翻vi.颠覆，翻转，翻倒overwhelmvt.1,(感情上)使受不了，使不知所措2.制服，制服overwhelminga.1.势不行挡的，压倒的2.巨大的owln.猫头鹰oxiden.氧化物oystern.牡蛎n.臭氧pactn.契约，协定，条约paddlen.1.短桨，桨2.(用脚拍打)玩水，涉水vi.1.划桨前进，荡桨2.(用脚拍打)玩水，涉水vt.1.用桨划(船)2.用木板打It is as if we really are like a virus on this planet, destroying all of nature to satisfy our own needs. While we may think of something to do that might make a small amount of change, we really dont know if we can make a big enough difference. And we fear that it will all be too late anyway! Have we really come this far to have it all end like this?盼望渺茫?有些人会不惜一切推翻不好的政策、挽救这个地球。

——教学资料参考参考范本——【资格考试】2019最新整理--(备考辅导)英语六级读故事记单词(二十八)______年______月______日____________________部门stimulusn.1.促进（因素）2.刺激（物）stinkvi.1.发出恶臭，有异味2.糟透，招人厌恶n.恶臭，异味stitchn.1.（缝、绣、编结等的）一针，线迹2.缝法，针法，编结法3.（肋部的）突然剧痛v.缝，绣stooln.凳子stouta.1.发胖的，胖而大的2.结实的，牢固的3.勇敢的，胆大的，顽强的straightforwarda.1.正直的，坦率的2.易懂的，简单的straitn.1.海峡，地峡2.[常pl.]困境，窘境，危难strandn.1.（线等的）股，缕2.一个组成部分vt.1.使搁浅2.处于困境，束手无策stranglevt.1.扼死，勒死2.抑制，压制，限制strawberryn.1.草莓2.草莓色strayvi.1.走失，迷路2.分心，走神，离题a.1.迷路的，走失的2.孤立的，零星的n.走失的家畜streakn.1.条纹，条痕2.个性特征3.一阵子，一连串vi.飞跑，疾驶vt.在……上加条纹streamlinevt.1.使成流线型2.精简，使效率更高strenuousa.1.费劲的，费力的，艰苦的2.积极的，热心的，干劲十足的stridevi.大踏步走n.1.大步2.步法，步态3.[常pl.]进展，进步take in (one’s) stride轻而易举地应付，轻松地胜任strifen.冲突，争吵，争斗strivevi.努力，奋斗，力求strolln.散步，闲逛stubborna.1.顽固的，执拗的，倔强的2.难对付的，难于克服的stumblevi.1.绊脚，绊倒2.跌跌撞撞地走3.（说话等时）结结巴巴stumble across/on偶然遇到，碰巧找到Robin and TuckRobin stumbled across Tuck when he was searching for strawberries. Stubborn and stout Tuck wouldn’t let Robin have any strawberries, however, so they had to settle the strife over a fight using staffs. After strolling to an open space in the forest they had a strenuous fight. Robin took Tuck’s staff skills in stride and was only hit by a coupleof stray swings. When one hit nearly broke the stitches inhis pants, however, he knew that he would have to streamline this fight if he wanted to win. So he jumped around the next swing and tried to strangle Tuck.. Tuck stumbled around as Robin strived to hold on and then Tuck got the better of Robin and threw him into the nearby river. Robin’s winning streak was over.When Tuck began to stride into the water to help Robin out, Robin grabbed his arm and pulled him under as well. Robin laughed and said that he hoped the water might take some of the stink of Tuck’s clothing away. Tuck laughed back.Later as they both sat on stools Robin thanked Tuck for the exciting stimulus of the fight and asked Tuck straightforward to join him in his fight against the evil Prince John.Good King Richard was stranded in a battle on a far away strait and no one knew when he would return. Someone had to defend the kingdom.Tuck said yes and it was the beginning of a wonderful friendship. No one had ever beaten Robin in an honest fight and no one ever would again.罗宾和塔克塔克寻找草莓的时候，罗宾碰巧遇到了他。

A-1abandon v.放弃，抛弃abide v.（by）坚持，遵守ability n.能力，智能；才能，才干able to能，会abnormal a.反常的，不正常的aboard ad.在船（飞机、车）上，上船（飞机、车）prep.在（船，飞机，车）上，上（船，飞机，车）abolish v.废除，取消be about to即将above all首要，尤其abroad ad.到国外，在国外；到处Abrupt a.突然的，意外的；（举止言谈等）唐突的，鲁莽的Absence n.缺席，不在场；缺乏，没有Absent a.（from）缺席，不在场；漫不经心的Absolute a.绝对的，完全的Absorb v.吸收，吸引，使专心Be absorbed in专心于Absorption n.吸收Abstract a.抽象的n.摘要，提要v.抽取，提取Absurd a.荒唐的Abundance n.丰富，充裕Abundant a.（in）丰富的，充分的，充裕的Abuse v./n.滥用；虐待；谩骂Academic a.学院的，学术的Academy n.学院Accelerate v.加速，促进Acceleration n.加速度A cruel man abandoned his wife and son. Above all, everyone must abide by the law . So he was arrested. But the trial came to an abrupt end because of the man's absence. It was said he was mentally abnormal and was set free according to one law! What an absurd judgment! That's absolute nonsense! The angry people thought this bad law ought to be abolished to keep the judge from abusing his power. Fortunately, the boy's mother was able to afford enough money for the boy to go abroad to study. The moment the son was about to go aboard the ship, they kissed good-bye with tears. The boy went to an Academy of Technology successfully. No one could doubt his ability to learn abstract knowledge. He was absorbed in knowledge so much, just like dry sand absorbed water. His teacher really appreciated his complete absorption in his studies. So he supplied the boy abundant books for study, which accelerated the boy working harder.一个冷酷的男人抛弃了他的妻子和儿子。

2018年12月大学英语六级考试阅读必背词汇（1）大学英语六级考试阅读必背词汇(1)1. abnormal a. 不正常的Im normal, youre ~ !2. abolish v. 废除CET-Band 4 should be abolished ! A daydreamer3. abrupt a. 突然的, 唐突的Your~ manner embarrassed her!4. absurd a. 荒唐的What an ~ idea!5. accessory n. 附件, 零件Handbag, lipstick, etc. are womens accessories. What are mens ? Tie, lighter and a fine purse.6. accommodate v. 提供膳宿How can a small town ~ the Olympic Games?7. addict v. 上瘾Im ~ed tocomputer games. Please save me!8. acquaint v. 使熟悉Are you ~ed with that MM?9. adhere to v. 遵守Adhere to your own principle10. adverse a. 不利的, 有害的Adverse circumstances can testa persons wisdom and courage.11. aggravate v. 加重Smoking ~s cold.12. alleviate v. 减轻No one can ~ my pain.13. alternate v./a 交替(的) a day of ~ sunshine and rain /Day and night ~14. ambiguous a. 歧义的The policeman is looking fora man with one eye. -----Why not use two? 你知道此幽默在何处?15. amplify v. 扩大(声音)16. analogy n. 类比by analogy17. anonymous a. 匿名的I received an ~ letter.18. applaud v. 鼓掌; 赞许I ~ your suggestion.19. apt a. 易于One is ~ to make mistakes if given too much pressure.20. array n. 陈列, 一系列the ~of fruit and vegetables in the supermarket。

读故事记单词（六级）abbreviationn.缩写, 缩写词abidevt. 容忍abide by遵守，履行abnormala.反常的，异常的abolishvt. 废止, 废除(法律、制度、习俗等) abortionn. 流产, 堕胎aboundvi. 1. 大量存在2.（in,with）充满,富于abreastad. 并列，并排keep abreast of与……齐头并进，了解……的最新情况abrupta. 1. 突然的,意外的2.（举止、言谈等）唐突的，鲁莽的abstainvi. 1.弃权2.（from）戒除absurda. 荒谬的，荒唐的abundancen. 大量，丰富，充足in abundance充足，丰富accessoryn. 1.附件，零件，配件2.[常pl.]（妇女手提包之类的）装饰品3.同谋，帮凶，包庇犯acclaimvt. 向……欢呼，为……喝彩n. 称赞，欢迎accommodatevt. 1.容纳2.向……提供住处（或膳宿）3.使适应，顺应accomplicen. 共犯，从犯accountablea. 负有责任的acen. 1.（纸牌等中的）幺点，“A”牌2.（网球等比赛中）发球得分3.（在某方面的）佼佼者a. 第一流的，杰出的acoustica. 1.听觉的，声音的2.（乐器）原声的acquaintvt. （with）使认识，使了解，使熟悉acquitvt. 1.宣判……无罪2.（oneself）使（自己）作出某种表现activatevt.使活动起来，使开始起作用Accommodating a PregnancyXiaomin never thought abortion was a big deal. As he became acquainted with American politics , however , he realized you have to work hard to keep abreast of changing value s to truly understand how absurdly controversial this issue has become. He found out from his American friends that opinions are in abundance of how to teach people to be accountable for their actions, how to make people abide by Family Planning laws, and even how to teach people just to abstain from sex. The significance of this issue became abruptly clear when Xiaomin's best friend, Jeff, got his girlfriend pregnant.Jeff was an acclaimed graduate student who was living an abnormal life from other Americans just by attending a Chinese university to get his Ph.D.(Ph.D. is an abbreviation for Doctor of Philosophy, the highest degree available in a university). Jeff was also an ace soccer player and acoustic guitar player. There was also alway an abundance of women around him. This is how he met Sarah.When Sarah became pregnant with Jeff, his friends suddenly treated him as if he was an accessory to murder. Jeff also felt as if he needed to be acquitted of some crime. But he decided in the end that he and his accomplice, Sarah, would keep the baby. According to Jeff and Sarah, the life of their child was more important than their career. Xiaomin was amazed. Keeping the child would abolish any chance of a successful career for Jeff. And in Xiaomin's eyes, one could activate the process for an abortion with a simple visit to the doctor even though there might be lines, three people abreast .But Jeff and Sarah were firm in their decision and Xiaomin had to abide his friends' decision. Life abounded in surprises. Now Jeff and Sarah were leaving school and returning to the United States. They would do everying they could to accommodate themselves to their new situation.选择生孩子小民从来没想过流产是个大事。

2021年12月高校英语六级考试阅读必背词汇【篇一】2021年12月高校英语六级考试阅读必背词汇 1. abnormal a. 不正常的> I’m normal, you’re ~ !2. abolish v. 废除 > CET-Band 4 should be abolished !A daydreamer3. abrupt a. 突然的, 唐突的> Your~ manner embarrassed her!4. absurd a. 荒唐的 >What an ~ idea!5. accessory n. 附件, 零件 >Handbag, lipstick, etc. are women’s accessories. What are men’s ? Tie, lighter anda fine purse.6. accommodate v. 提供膳宿> How can a small town ~ the Olympic Games?7. addict v. 上瘾 >I’m ~ed tocomputer games. Please save me!8. acquaint v. 使熟悉 > Are you ~ed with that MM?9. adhere to v. 遵守 >Adhere to your own principle10. adverse a. 不利的, 有害的>Adverse circumstances can test a person’s wisdom and courage.11. aggravate v. 加重 >Smoking ~s cold.12. alleviate v. 减轻 >No one can ~ my pain.13. alternate v./a 交替(的) >a day of ~ sunshine and rain /Day and night ~14. ambiguous a. 歧义的 >The policeman is looking fora man with one eye. -----Why not use two? 你知道此幽默在何处?15. amplify v. 扩大(声音)>16. analogy n. 类比 by analogy17. anonymous a. 匿名的 I received an ~ letter.18. applaud v. 鼓掌; 赞许> I ~ your suggestion.19. apt a. 易于 >One is ~ to make mistakes if given too much pressure.20. array n. 陈设, 一系列>the ~of fruit and vegetables in the supermarket【篇二】2021年12月高校英语六级考试阅读必背词汇21. arrogant a. 骄傲的> An ~ man is a self-importantperson.22. ascend v. 上升 > The balloons are ~ing.23. ascribe v. 归因于>He ~d his failure to hissmall vocabulary.24. aspiration n. 抱负 Your ~ is your ambition or strongwish.25. assault n. 攻击, 攻击>A robber ~ed him.26. assert v. 断言He ~ed that the thief wouldcomeagain.27. assurance n. 保证, 把握 >I give you my ~ that the product is safe and reliable.28. attendant n. 服务员, 随从29. authentic a. 真实的, 牢靠的>Is Clinton’s biography ~?30. avert v. 避开、转移 We ~ed a loss .31. bald a. 秃顶的 A ~ man is considered to be intelligent.32. barren a. 荒芜的,不能生育的>Without dream, life is a ~ field.33. betray v. 背叛; 泄露 You ~ed me.34. bewilder v. 使迷惑The new traffic lights ~ theman.35. bias n. 偏见 Bias is prejudice.36. blaze v. 燃烧; 发强光 >Thesummer sun is blazing.37. bleak a. 荒芜的; 凄凉的>a ~future38. blink v. 眨眼睛; 耀眼 >39. blunder n. 大错40. bluntly ad. 直言不讳地【篇三】2021年12月高校英语六级考试阅读必背词汇41.blur v. 变模糊 >Fog blurred my vision.42. bribe v. 行贿 >Who bribed the bride? Bridegroom.43. browse v. 阅览 ~ a web-page44. brutal a. 残酷的=cruel/savage/45. capsule n. 密封仓, 胶囊46. carve v. 刻47. casualty n. 伤亡人员Many casualties are reported inthe battle.48. cater to v. 迎合 > cater to the consumers49. caution n. 当心50. cherish v. 珍视; 怀有>~friendship/~ the hope that51. chronic a. 慢性的;严峻的52. circulation n. 循环; 发行(量)>Reader has the largest ~ in China.53. climax n. 高潮 the ~ of the play54. cling to v. 紧紧抓住，依恋;坚持，墨守>The baby clung to his mother./ ~ to the hope that....55. coincidence n. 巧合56. collaboration n. 合作 in ~ with57. collide v. 相撞; 冲突 The two opinions ~ with each other.58. commence v. 开始59. commute v. 乘车上下班>I have to ~ between theuniversity town and the downtown area.60. compact a. 紧凑的, 厚实的 a ~ car/office。