IELTS写作7分288单词

雅思7分288个词汇总结EDUCATION1传授知识impart(vt.)/inculcate(vt.) knowledge灌输高尚的道德观instill(vt.) high moral values (注意values复数表示价值观)给学生以动力give the students motivation to do sth.Motivate the students to do sth.给学生以灵感stim ulate the students’ thoughtgive the students inspiration培养（某种素质）cultivate/foster/nurture(vts.)促进学生身心的发展promote the student’s physcial/mental/ intellectual and emotional development心理健康psychological soundness/ well-being/welfare(adjs)塑造某人的性格mould(BrE,vt) one’s character责任感 a sense of obligation能力(先天获得) aptitude/talant能力（后天学习得到）ability/skill2学生接受的学校教育（n）schooling(n)儿童接受的家庭教育（n）upbringing(n) parenting(n)教学法methodology/pedagogical methodology用填鸭式教学来教育学生force-feed(vt.) the students学生不应该只是被动的接受简单知识的容器Students should not be treated as passive recepacles of predigested ideas死记硬背learn things by rote为了记忆而记忆memorise(BrE) for memorisation’s own sake以及方程式，公式，定理，定律memorise(vt.) equations,formulas,theorems and laws(nouns)应用apply盲从follow something blindly/indiscriminately(advs)限制创造力的发展extiguish(vt.)/stifle(vt.)/constrain(vt.) creativity(noun)打击学生的积极性dampen/sap(vts) the student s’ emthusiasm/frustrate the students产生不必要的压力beget/creat undue pressure3把学生分开教育（如根据课堂上的表现）segregate(vt.) students来自于其他同学的压力peer pressure适应（v）adapt to sth./adjust oneself to sth./become accustomed to sth.适应能力adaptability逆境adverse circumstances/adversity团队精神team spirit(n)独立思考thing independently(adv)在理解的基础上学习learn things through understanding鼓励学生用辩证的眼光看问题encourage students to think critically(adv)学生的反馈stud ents’ feedback/input学生评价老师的教学students appraise/evaluate(vts) their teachers’ performance学生对老师所教知识的掌握students’ grasp/command(n) of what has been taught4学生学习的各门功课加在一起称为curriculum(n)具体一门课叫syllabus课外活动叫extra-curricular activities学校是社会的缩影 a school is society in miniature不遵守纪律(n) indiscipline/misbehavior/mischief(n)不遵守纪律(daj)的学生disruptive/unruly students5理论知识theoretical knowledge就业技能employable/marketable skills通才generalist专才specialist全面发展的well-rounded/versatile(adj)为社会健康发展作贡献contribute to societal(adj) well-being(n)/welfare(n)6大学学科的分类可以分为人文学科（文学，历史语言学等）humanities 社会学科（政治经济学社会学的）social sciences艺术（音乐雕塑等）arts文科也可以总称为liberal arts/ liberal studies理科（物理化学生物学等）sciences工科（工程自动化等）engineering大学里任何一个学科都有可以叫discipline基础科学basic sciences应用科学applied sciences小学教育primary-level education中学教育secondary-level education大学教育tertiary-level education职业教育vocational education/training青少年（复数）youths/youngsters/adolescentsTechnology1生物技术biotechnology克隆cloning (n) clone(v)远程通讯telecommunications(n)尖端的技术cutting-edge(adj) technology信息爆炸information exposion/overload信息时代the information age/era互联网被广泛的应用the proliferation(n) of the Internet太空探索（n）space exploration一个人的基因构成one’s genetic makeup/ one’s DNA programming2科技创新与发展technological innovations/inventions/advances/progression(n)提高效率augment/enhance/boost(vts) efficiency提高生产效率augment/enhance/boots productivity减少人力的机器（计算机发明之前的技术）labor-saving machinery取代人力的机器（计算机发明之后的技术）labor-replacing machinery自动化automation(n)/ automated(adj)3彻底变革transform/revolutionise(vts)/ fundamentally change sth.以一种史无前例的速度向前发展advance/progress(vis) at an unprecedented(adj) rate如果要说以一种让人震惊的速度向前发展，只要把unprecedented改成astonishing如果要说正以一种很快的速度向前发展sth is advancing by leaps and bounds产生深远的影响create/produce/generate/breed/spawn(vts)/result in/lead to/profound(adj)/far-reaching(adj)/prevasive(adj)influence/impact/bearing/implications/repercussions(n)Media1侵犯隐私violate/intrude on/infringe on someone’s privacy破坏某人的名誉tarnish/sully/smear/besmirch(vts) one’s reputation狗仔队paparazzi(复数名词不再加s)新闻界the press印刷媒体（如报纸杂志）the print media报道新闻的机构news outlets电子媒体the electronic media名人 a celebrity/celebrities(plu)时事current affairs丑闻scandals无处不在prevalent/ubiquitous/pervasive(adj)2审查censor(vt)删除delete/elimminate/excise(vts)过多的暴力与色情内容excessive/gratuitous violent and pornographic(adjs) contents报道非常详尽的细节report sth. In graphic detail媒体炒作（n）media hype有误导性的misleading/misreprsented/distorted(adjs)诈骗性的fraudulent(adj)虚假的false/bogus(adjs)夸大事实exaggerate(vt) things/sensationalise(vt) things/blow things out of all proportions(最后一个比较口语用作文也可以)充斥着be awash with/be inundated with/be saturated with sth.掩盖（丑闻或罪行等）cover up/gloss over/whitewash不客观的，不公正的biased/skewed/unobjective(adjs)3 如实的报道factual accounts(n)可信的reliable/trustworthy/dependable客观公正的objective and balanced(adjs)及时的up-to-the-minute(adj)/up-to-date(adj) 前者比后者更加及时信息量大的informative娱乐性强的entertaining(adj)有新闻价值的newsworthy(adj)监督scrutiny(n)/scrutinize(vt)/monitor(vt)揭露expose/reveal(vts)道德准则（n）code of ethics/code of conductGovernment1当局authorities(n)老百姓citizens/the citizenry规范，管理regulate/administer/overse(vts)实施implement(vt)立法legislate(vi)/make laws民主与开放的政府 a democratic and progressive government严禁(v) strictly prohibit/ban altogether严格的法律stringent laws/legislation规章制度rules and regulations2为。

List Word Category Phonetic1prospect n['prɔspekt]2occur v[ə'kə:]3notion n['nəuʃən]4sweep n-v[swi:p]5benefit n-v['benifit]6horrible adj['hɔrəbl]7commercial n-adj[kə'mə:ʃəl]8alarm n-v[ə'lɑ:m]9emotion n[i'məuʃən]10creation n[krɪ'eʃən]11donate v[dəu'neit, 'dəu-]12bargain n-v['bɑrɡən]13retain v[ri'tein]14accomplish v[ə'kʌmpliʃ, ə'kɔm-]15project n-v['prɔdʒekt, prə'dʒekt] 16confident adj['kɔnfidənt]17compare v[kəm'pεə]18caution n-v['kɔ:ʃən]19disturb v[dis'tə:b]20abuse n-v[ə'bju:z, ə'bju:s]21bet n-v[bet]22entertainment n[,entə'teinmənt]23bull n[bʊl]24compass n['kʌmpəs]25challenge n-v['tʃælindʒ]26transfer n-v[træns'fɝ]27mist n[mist]28classic n-adj['klæsik]29accuse v[ə'kju:z]30offend v[ə'fend]31edit v['ɛdɪt]32agreeable adj[ə'ɡri:əbl]33request n-v[ri'kwest]34offer n-v['ɔfə, 'ɔ:-]35passion n['pæʃən]36attack n-v[ə'tæk]37apply v[ə'plai]38edition n[i'diʃən]39custom n-adj['kʌstəm]40spare n-v-adj[spεə]41gratitude n['ɡrætitju:d]42profit n-v['prɔfit]43article n['ɑ:tikəl]44bay n[bei]45swift n-adj[swift]46desert n-v['dezət]47economic adj[,i:kə'nɔmik]48occupy v['ɔkjupai]49roar n-v[rɔ:]50thunder n-v['θʌndə]51flash n-v[flæʃ]52oppose v[ə'pəuz]53goal n[ɡəul]54crash n-v[kræʃ]55voluntary adj['vɔləntəri]56diet n-v['daiət]57impressive adj[im'presiv]58width n[widθ, witθ]59promote v[prəu'məut]60detect v[di'tekt]61fantastic adj[fæn'tæstik]62offspring n['ɔfsprɪŋ]63ambassador n[æm'bæsədə] 64formidable adj['fɔ:midəbl]65behalf n[bi'hɑ:f]66rumor n['ru:mə]67deliver v[di'livə]68manufacture n-v[,mænju'fæktʃə] 69transport n-v['trænspɔrt]70convenience n[kən'vinɪəns] 71shabby adj['ʃæbi]72crush n-v[krʌʃ]73extinct adj[ik'stiŋkt]74dome n[dəum]75productive adj[prəu'dʌktiv]76episode n['episəud]77delete v[di'li:t]78fulfill v[ful'fil]79story n['stɔ:ri]80puzzle n-v['pʌzl]81fade v[feid, fad]82click n-v[klik]83aggressive adj[ə'ɡresiv]84squeeze n-v[skwi:z]85terminate v['tə:mineit]86concentrate n-v['kɑnsn'tret]87adapt v[ə'dæpt]88skip n-v[skip]89advertise v['ædvɚtaɪz]90generate v['dʒenəreit]91break down v92compile v[kəm'pail]93vocational adj[vəu'keiʃənəl] 94incorporate v[in'kɔ:pəreit]95paralyze v['pærəlaiz]96tire n-v['taiə]97license n-v['laisəns]v98lose one's bearing99via prep['vaiə]100lose heart v101lose face v102skeptical adj['skeptikəl] 103mentality n[mɛn'tæləti] 104look round v105look over v106look one's best v107pull over v108look into v109look forward to v110contend v[kən'tend] 111look at v112live with v113live up to v114live through v115chill n-v-adj[tʃɪl]116live on v117take sth. over v118take to sth.(sb.)v119live it up vv120take sth. upon one121leave off v122leave for v123take sth. off v124drowse n-v[draʊz]125let oneself go vv126take sth. to heart127let alone v128take sth. out v129on account of prep130lay bare v131keep to v132offshore adj['ɔ(:)fʃɔ:]133later on advv134take sth. into acc135take sth. down vv136keep to the beaten137take sth. in v138carry on v139toil n-v[tɔil]140peril n['pɛrəl]141keep sth. in mind v142take sth. back v143in one adv144cliche n['kli:ʃei]145renovation n[ˌrenə'veiʃən] 146stand by sb.v147in no time adv148sort sth. out v149in line for adv150snap at sth.v151in hand adv152hold the line v153homestay n['homste]154snap at sb.v155settle (sb.) in v156hold onto v157in favour of prepv158settle on(upon) st159set sth. back v160catch on v161hold one's ground v162delinquency n[di'liŋkwənsi]163set sth. off v164have to do with v165set on sb.v166set about sth.vv167see eye to eye(wit168scale up(down)vv169have the making of170cast off v171have one's say v172reckon with sb.vv173have one's hands f174pull sth. off v175hard and fast adj176pull sth. down v177hang up v178hang on v179plead for sb.v180rehabilitate v[ˌri:hə'biliteit;ˌri:hə'biləˌteit] 181keep off v182negotiable adj[ni'gəuʃiəbl;ni'gəuʃiəbəl] 183take sth. apart v184keep at v185take sb. out v186take sb. off v187take after sb.v188keep an eye on vv189stand in (for sb.)190take sb. in vv191take one's time (o192in the hands of prep193in time adv194in the air-195jeopardise v['dʒepədaiz]v196stick to sb.(sth.)197mobilize v['məubilaiz]198stick sth. out v199in stock-200notary n['nəutəri]201fluctuate v['flʌktʃʊ'et]202stand for sth.v203in one's face adv204stand by sth.vv205plead guilty (not206had better v207pick sth. up v208go without saying v209facet n['fæsit]210go up vv211pay sb. back for s212exterior n-adj[ik'stiəriə]213pick sb. (sth.) ouv214go round vv215persevere at (in,w216go over vv217permeate through (218go out v219go off v220pay sb. back v221go into v222pass sth. on to v223pass sth. off vv224open sb.'s eyes to225go back vv226pass sb. (sth.) by227go by v228misappropriate v[,mɪsə'proprɪet] 229go about v230hold back vadv231once (and) for all232nominate sb. forvv233make for (sb./sth.234give out v235make sth. up v236give oneself up v237make sth. out v238get through v239make sb.'s day v240make sb. up vv241get the better ofv242make sb. out to be243get somewhere v244get round sth.v245look sth. up vv246look out (for sb.247get over v248look on (sb.) asv249get on v250turnover n['tə:n,əuvə] 251calorie n['kæləri]252reverent adj['rɛvərənt]253superintend v[ˌsju:prin'tend] 254seismic adj['saɪzmɪk]v255cast sb. (sth.) as256toxic n-adj['tɔksik]257tactic n['tæktik]258flu n[flu:]259tenacious adj[tə'neʃəs]260sterilize v['stɛrəlaɪz]261sabotage n-v['sæbətɑ:ʒ;'sæbəˌtɑ:ʒ] 262ignite v[iɡ'nait]263audition n-v[ɔ:'diʃən]264spotlight n-v['spɔtlait;'spɔtˌlait]265grill n-v[gril]266boast n-v[bəust]267devastate v['dɛvəstet]268interact v['intərækt]269exhilarate v[ɪɡ'zɪləret]270drench v[drɛntʃ]271collide v[kə'laɪd]272cafeteria n[,kæfi'tiəriə]273motivate v['məutiveit]274helicopter n['helikɔptə]275ultraviolet adj[,ʌltrə'vaiələt]276deteriorate v[dɪ'tɪrɪəret]277setback n['setbæk]278deduct v[di'dʌkt]279invoice n-v['ɪnvɔɪs]280appliance n[ə'plaiəns]281discrete adj[di'skri:t]282stereo n-adj['steri,əu, 'stiə-, 'sti:-] 283boost n-v[bu:st]284module n['mɑdʒul]285pay off v286merge into v287layoff n['leiɔf]288infirmary n[in'fə:məri]289amphibian n-adj[æm'fibiən]290coupon n['ku:pɔn]291thermal adj['θɝml]292escalate v['eskəleit]293optimum n-adj['ɑptəməm]294decay n-v[dɪ'ke]295shamble n-v['ʃæmbl;'ʃæmbəl]296settle down v297put an end to v298pull through v299pay for v300on the air adj301on behalf of prep302misrepresent v[ˌmisrepri'zent]adv303above(beyond) repr304seclude v[si'klu:d]305abort v[ə'bɔ:t]306underwrite v['ʌndəˌrait]307pessimism n['pesimizəm;'pesəmizəm] 308postgraduate n-adj[post'ɡrædjet]309predictable adj[pri'diktəbl;pri'diktəbəl] 310technician n[tek'niʃən]311ecology n[i:'kɔlədʒi]312nylon n['nailɔn]313evaluate v[i'væljueit]314feedback n['fi:dbæk]315retreat n-v[ri'tri:t]316worthwhile adj['wə:θ'hwail]317abrasion n[ə'breiʒən]318constrict v[kən'strikt]319pesticide n['pestisaid;'pestiˌsaid] 320viable adj['vaiəbl;'vaiəbəl]321synchronize v['sɪŋkrənaɪz]322reassure v[,ri:ə'ʃuə]323pharmaceutical n-adj[ˌfɑ:mə'sju:tikl]324obsess v[əb'ses]325lubricate v['lubrɪket]326insulate v['ɪnsəlet]327evict v[i'vikt]328erupt n[i'rʌpt]329enzyme n['enzaim]330entrepreneur n[,ɔntrəprə'nə:]331embed v[im'bed]332detergent n[di'tə:dʒənt]333deplete v[di'pli:t]334coward n['kauəd]335catalyst n['kætəlɪst]336bypass n-v['baipɑ:s,-pæs]337authentic adj[ɔ:'θentik]338antibiotic n-adj[ˌæntibai'ɔtik]339allocate v['æləukeit]340activate v['æktiveit]341be on edge adj342get down to v343hold out(against)v344be on to prep345be hard to say v346be(go) on board adv347catch up with sb.v348bear sth. in mind v349go on about sth.v350come off v351come about v352at the same timeadvv353keep sth. (back) f354come across v355be better off v356back down (from)v357call (sth.) off v358come to nought vv359look back (on sth.360come along v361custodian n[kʌs'təudiən]v362know better (than)363do with vv364beat about/around365check in vv366give way (to sth.)367predisposition n['pri:ˌdispə'ziʃən] 368boil down to v369in sb.'s favour advv370hand sth. over to371hand sth. out v372give away (to sb.)v373border on/upon v374misdeed n[,mɪs'did]375get along v376for one thing adv377feel like vv378come to terms(with379become of vv380bear sth. /sb. out381carry through v382beat sb./sth. off vv383get through (sth.)v384keep sth. to onese385come down vadj386be in two minds ab387get sth. down v388cash in on v389be bent on v390end up v391cash crop nv392keep on (doin sth.adv393first and foremost394come up with v395come over sb.v396go through (sth.)vv397get round to doing398go with sb./sth.v399behind the timesadvv400bring(call) sth. t401irrespective adj[,iri'spektiv]402poke n-v[pəuk]403crater n-v['kreitə]404outdated adj[ˌaut'deitid]405make the most ofv406make off v407look in (on sb.)v408disdain n-v[dis'dein]409excavate v['ɛkskə'vet]410assorted adj[ə'sɔ:tid]411sprint n-v[sprint]412perennial n-adj[pə'reniəl]413phenomenal adj[fɪ'nɒmɪn(ə)l]414come upon v415look for vv416leave sth.(sb.) ou417overwrought adj['əuvə'rɔ:t]418phase out v419pass over v420out of stock v421orientate oneself v422one another pron.423once more adv424on hand adv425on and off adv426odyssey n['ɔdisi;'ɔdəsi]427nicety n['naisiti;'naisəti]428moped n['mopɛd]v429mind one's own bus430microfilm n-v['maikrəfilm]431make up with sb.v432keep in with sb.v433give sth. off v434get nowhere v435get into n436get down to businev437get away v438get at sb.(sth.)v439downpour n['daunpɔ:;'daunˌpəur] 440enrolment n[ɪn'rolmənt]441call sb.(sth.) up v442come apart v443bring forward v444come out v445the present day n446sparkle n-v['spɑ:kl]447insolvent n-adj[ɪn'sɑlvənt]448grit n-v[grit]449hurl v[hɝl]450souvenir n[,suvə'nɪr]451recycle v[,ri:'saikl]452disregard n-v[disri'ɡɑ:d]453brood n-v[brud]454outcry n['autkrai;'autˌkrai] 455antagonism n[æn'tæɡənɪzəm]456simplify v['simplifai]457sanitary n-adj['sænitəri;'sænəˌteri] 458ransom n-v['rænsəm]459prospectus n[prə'spektəs]460bug n-v[bʌɡ]461nausea n['nɔ:sjə]462trickle v['trikl]463meticulous adj[mə'tɪkjələs]464barbecue n-v['bɑ:bikju:]465canvas n['kænvəs]466highlight n-v['hailait]467questionnaire n[,kwestʃə'nεə, ,kes-] 468bald adj[bɔ:ld]469proportion n[prəu'pɔ:ʃən]470fanatic n-adj[fə'nætik]471get off v472consist of v473carry out v474for the most part-475call for v476bring about v477pass away v478keep sb. down v479lay sth. out v480give in (to sb.)v481break off (sth.)v482do sb. a favour v483stand out v484behind time adj485bear with (sb.)v486look down on v487find fault with v488be all set v489keep away (from)v490postmortem n-adj['pəust'mɔ:tem]491misgiving n[mis'giviŋ]492assemble v[ə'sembl]493bulletin n['bʊlətɪn]494immigrant n['imiɡrənt]495inject v[in'dʒekt]496telecommunication n[,tɛlɪkə,mjʊnə'keʃən] 497sightseeing n['saitsi:iŋ]498inventory n['invəntəri, -tɔ:ri] 499conquer v['kɔŋkə]500barn n[bɑ:n]501give oneself (putv502fall behind v503cut across v504come on v505break away (from)v506call it a day v507hand sth. down tov508break one's heart vadv509for good (and all)v510be at odds (with s511clear away vv512hit it off(with sb513go for sb.v514hit on(upon)v515go (very) far v516beautician n[bjuː'tɪʃ(ə)n] 517come to sb.v518clear up v519be obsessed withv520keep sb. up vv521do sth. with a badn522come round(around)v523learn sth. the har524let sb. down v525coed n-adj['ko'ɛd]526clear out vv527have (get) the upp528be set on sth.v529give sth. up vv530be on good terms (531come up v532go without (sth.)v533keep sb. on v534brashness n['bræʃnɪs] 535from the outset adv536call on vv537keep sb.(sth.) outv538come(bring) sth. t539come up against v540for the sake of prep541clear the air vv542find one's bearing543fall back on v544day in and day outadvv545go after sb.(sth.)546bring back v547get out v548lay sth. bare v549curriculum vitaen550feel for v551check out vv552leave sb.(sth.) bev553leave sb.(sth.) al554back sb. up v555look after v556bring in v557do away with v558learn (know) sth.v559hold on v560bring up vv561cut sth.(sb.) downv562in (out of) line (563lay sth. aside v564come to nothing-565go down-566numerate v-adj['njʊmə,ret]567protract v[prə'trækt;prəu'trækt] 568overrule v[ˌəuvə'ru:l]569mackintosh n['mækintɔʃ]570invigilate v[in'vidʒileit;in'vidʒəˌleit] 571planetarium n['plænə'tɛrɪəm]572radius n['reidiəs]573concerted adj[kən'sə:tid]574hitchhike v['hɪtʃ,haɪk]575cognitive adj['kɔɡnitiv]576delirium n[di'liriəm]577coordinate n-v-adj[kəu'ɔ:dineit]578clarify v['klærifai]579specialize v['speʃəlaiz]580saturate v['sætʃəreit, 'sætʃərit] 581lethal n-adj['li:θəl]582spatial adj['speʃl]583recession n[ri'seʃən]584psychiatry n[sai'kaiətri, psi-]585neurotic n-adj[nʊ'rɑtɪk]586microbe n['maikrəub]587meteorology n[,mitɪə'rɑlədʒi]588off-hand adj-adv589mandatory n-adj['mændətəri]590lucid adj['lu:sid]591itinerary n-adj[ai'tinərəri;ai'tinəˌreri] 592inhibit v[in'hibit]593inept adj[i'nept;in'ept]594increment n['inkrimənt;'inkrəmənt] 595improvise v['imprəvaiz]596immerse v[i'mə:s]597expertise n[,ekspə:'ti:z]598diagnose v['daiəɡnəuz]599detach v[dɪ'tætʃ]600deflect v[dɪ'flɛkt]601flip v-adj[flɪp]602at its best adj603burgeon n-v['bə:dʒən]604ongoing adj['ɔnˌgəuiŋ]605invert v[in'və:t, 'invə:t]606appraisal n[ə'preizəl]607natal adj['neitl;'neitəl]608excrement n['ɛkskrɪmənt]609traction n['trækʃən]610intrigue n-v[in'tri:ɡ, 'in-]611haphazard adj['hæphæzəd]612sprawl n-v[sprɔ:l]613motif n[məu'ti:f]614distend v[di'stend]615disarray n[ˌdisə'rei]616chore n[tʃɔ:;tʃəur]617referendum n[ˌrefə'rendəm]618nuance n['njuːɑːns]619mannerism n['mænə'rɪzəm]620madden v['mædn]621upbringing n['ʌpbrɪŋɪŋ]622slogan n['sləuɡən]623stadium n['steidiəm]624mall n[mɔ:l]625perimeter n[pə'rɪmɪtɚ]626qualitative adj['kwɔlitətiv, -tei-]627adjoin v[ə'dʒɔin]628voltage n['vəultidʒ]629envisage v[in'vizidʒ]630cater v['keitə]631ideology n[,aidi'ɔlədʒi, ,idi-]632coverage n['kʌvəridʒ]633clinic n['klinik]634assess v[ə'ses]635teem v[ti:m]636stipulate v stipjuleit;'stipjəˌleit,'stipjəlit] 637reimburse v[ˌri:im'bə:s]638decompose v[,dikəm'poz]639segregate v['seɡriɡit, -ɡeit]640ventilate v['ventileit]641thesaurus n[θɪ'sɔrəs]642pester v['pestə]643pamper v['pæmpə]644inundate v['ɪnʌndet]645crumple v['krʌmpl;'krʌmpəl]646commute n-v[kə'mju:t]647addict n-v[ə'dikt]648upkeep n['ʌpkip]649underestimate v[,ʌndə'estimeit]650subtract v[səb'trækt]651culminate v['kʌlmineit;'kʌlməˌneit]652contaminate v[kən'tæmi,neit]653brochure n['bruʃə]654bowel n-v['bauəl]655bleach n-v[blitʃ]656avert v[ə'və:t]657audit n-v['ɔ:dit]658aquarium n[ə'kwɛəriəm;ə'kweriəm] 659amplify v['æmplifai]660agenda n[ə'dʒendə]661opt v[ɔpt]662take pains to dov663set in v664rule of thumb n665pick sb. up v666metabolism n[me'tæbəlizəm]667not to say vv668make the best of a669as for prep670all in all adv671exacerbate v[ɪg'zæsəbeɪt; ek'sæs-]672surcharge n-v['sə:ˌtʃɑ:dʒ]673substantiate v[səb'stænʃieit;səb'stænʃiˌeit] 674stabilize v['steibilaiz;'steibəlˌaiz]675pass off v676null and void adj677nothing to do withv678phobia n['fəubiə]679update n-v[ʌp'deit, 'ʌpdeit]680precarious adj[pri'keəriəs]681as opposed to prep682all the time adv683manacle n-v['mænək(ə)l]684malnutrition n[ˌmælnju:'triʃən]685bacterium n[bæk'tiəriəm]686badminton n['bædmintən]687clockwise adj-adv['klɔkwaiz]688transistor n[træn'sistə]689marvelous adj['mɑrvələs]690pinpoint n-v-adj['pinpɔint;'pinˌpɔint]691shimmer n-v['ʃimə]692speak one's mindv693single out v694set out v695set off v696pay up v697pass the time of dv698pass on v699on time v700on no account adv701on end adv702on and on v703take stock of v704the gist n705accountable for adj706at full blast adv707carton n['kɑrtn]708to one's face adv709stick up v710at full tilt adv711stick around v712at a stroke adv713at a loose end adv714at the outset adv715think nothing ofv716at the mercy of prep717at fault-718the pick of prep719make light of v720stand in line v721throbbing adj['θrɒbɪŋ]722as well adv723all told adv724undercharge n-v[,ʌndɚ'tʃɑrdʒ]725at all times advv726apply oneself (to727make up for v728all the same to adj729try one's hand at v730take away v731the accused n732take off v733all out-734stand off v735orientate v['orɪɛntet]736perturb v[pə'tə:b]737resilience v[ri'ziliəns]738pollinate v['pɔlineit;'pɔləˌneit] 739ostentation n[ˌɔsten'teiʃən]740bend n-v[bend]741thermostat n['θɝməstæt]742paranoia n[ˌpærə'nɔiə]743breakthrough n['breikˌθru:]744aspirin n['æsprɪn]745briefcase n['bri:fkeis]746trauma n['traʊmə]747hijack v['haidʒæk]748cassette n[kæ'set]749catalog n-v['kætəlɔɡ]750guideline n['ɡaidlain]751say to oneself vv752rise to the occasi753reckon on vv754pull oneself toget755plagiarize v['pleidʒiəˌraiz]756strenuous adj['strenjuəs]757ferocious adj[fə'rəuʃəs]758concoct v[kən'kɔkt]759flabby adj['flæbi]760condolence n[kən'doləns]761overdue adj['əuvə'dju:]762incipient adj[in'sipiənt]763puncture n-v['pʌŋktʃə]764cumbersome adj['kʌmbəsəm]765vacation n-v[və'keiʃən]766spill n-v[spɪl]767lurk n-v[lə:k]768multiply v['mʌltiplai]769manure n-v[mə'njuə]770blur n-v[blə:]771gamble v['ɡæmbl]772sting n-v[stiŋ]773crawl v[krɔ:l]774decorate v['dekəreit]775Orthodox n-adj['ɔ:θədɔks]776ballet n['bælei, bæ'lei]777sponsor n-v['spɔnsə]778collaboration n[kəˌlæbə'reiʃən]779merge v[mə:dʒ]780elite n[ei'li:t, i'li:t]781handicap n-v['hændɪ'kæp]782chic n-adj[ʃi:k;'ʃi:k]783yearn v[jɝn]784swerve v[swə:v]785succumb v[sə'kʌm]786migrate v[mai'ɡreit, 'maiɡ-]787maneuver n-v[mə'nʊvə]788jog n-v[dʒɔɡ]789jeer n-v[dʒiə]790intersection n[,intə'sekʃən]791interrogate v[in'terəgeit;in'terəˌgeit] 792humdrum adj['hʌmdrʌm]793fake n-v-adj[feik]794transplant n-v[træns'plɑ:nt]795dentist n['dentist]796accelerate v[ək'seləreit]797militant n-adj['militənt]798versatile adj['vɝsətl]799spectacular n-adj[spek'tækjulə]800diploma n[dɪ'plomə]801ethnic adj['eθnik]802global adj['ɡləubəl]803inflation n[in'fleiʃən]804flaunt v[flɔnt]805erase v[i'reiz, i'reis]806eject v[i'dʒekt, 'i:dʒekt]807deft adj[deft]808decrepit adj[di'krepit]809crumble v['krʌmbl;'krʌmbəl]810consign v[kən'sain]811solidarity v[,sɔli'dæriti]812elicit v[i'lisit]813illuminate v[i'lju:mineit]814classify v['klæsifai]815humidity n[hju'mɪdəti]816liner n['lainə]817nil n[nil]818chunk n[tʃʌŋk]819cereal n['sɪrɪəl]820suitcase n['sutkes]821supervise v['sʊpɚ'vaɪz]822fend v[fend]823percussion n[pə:'kʌʃən;pə'kʌʃən] 824tamper n-v['tæmpə]825manipulate v[mə'nɪpjulet]826decimal n-adj['desiməl]827slot n-v[slɔt]828mammal n['mæml]829specification n[,spesifi'keiʃən]830incidence n['ɪnsɪdəns]831norm n[nɔ:m]832granular adj['grænjulə;'grænjələ] 833venerate v['venəˌreit]834remittance n[ri'mitəns;ri'mitns] 835smuggle v['smʌɡl]836simulate v['simjuleit]837distort v[dis'tɔ:t]838conversely adv['kɑnvɝsli]839convene v[kən'vi:n]840bureaucracy n[bjʊ'rɑkrəsi]841bulge n-v[bʌldʒ]842bloc n[blɒk]843exemplify v[ɪɡ'zɛmplɪfaɪ]844originate v[ə'ridʒəneit]845permeate v['pə:mieit]846toneless adj['tonləs]847minimal adj['minəməl]848disrupt v[dis'rʌpt]849malleable adj['mæliəbəl]850maltreat v[,mæl'trit]851hike n-v[haik]852excerpt n[ek'sə:pt, 'eksə:pt] 853unify v['ju:nifai]854corrode v[kə'rəud]855overall n-adj['əuvərɔ:l, ,əuvə'rɔ:l] 856submerge v[səb'mə:dʒ]857rotate v[rəu'teit, 'rəuteit] 858oust v[aust]859nostalgia n[nɔs'tældʒiə]860scalpel n['skælpəl]861kidnap v['kidnæp]862oversee v['əuvə'si:]863stereotype n-v['steriəutaip, 'stiə-] 864uncalled-for adj[,ʌn'kɔ:ldfɔ:]865fester n-v['festə]866tweezers n['twizɚz]867toddle n-v['tɑdl]868bitumen n[bə'tumən]869microcosm n['maikrəkɔzəm]870perspire v[pəs'paiə;pə'spaiə]871propulsion n[prə'pʌlʃən]872platitude n['plætitju:d;'plætəˌtju:d] 873pimple n['pɪmpl]874horticulture n['hɔ:tikʌltʃə;'hɔ:tiˌkʌltʃə] 875maim v[meim]876loll v[lɔl]877slag n[slæg]878layout n['leaʊt]879visualize v['vɪʒuəlaɪz]880protrude v[prə'tru:d;prəu'tru:d] 881propel v[prəu'pel]882plummet v['plʌmit]883periscope n['periskəup;'perəˌskəup] 884grid n[ɡrɪd]885boycott n-v['bɔikɔt]886radar n['reidə]887nullify v['nʌlifai;'nʌləˌfai]888neurosis n[nʊ'rosɪs]889trek n-v[trek]890differentiate v[,difə'renʃieit]891snack n[snæk]892voucher n['vaʊtʃə]893mesh n[mɛʃ]894parachute n['pærə'ʃʊt]895cocaine n[kə'kein]896tenancy n['tɛnənsi]897overlap v[,əuvə'læp, 'əuvəlæp] 898genetic adj[dʒi'netik]899registrar n[,rɛdʒɪ'strɑr]900palpitate v['pælpiteit;'pælpəˌteit] 901engrave v[in'greiv]902dub v[dʌb]903revise v[ri'vaiz, 'ri:vaiz]904hectic adj['hektik]905endorse v[ɪn'dɔrs]906overhaul n-v[ˌəuvə'hɔ:l]907nominate v['nɔmineit]908relevant adj['reləvənt]909crouch v['krautʃ]910bewilder v[bɪ'wɪldə]911shuttle n-v['ʃʌtl]912pant n-v[pænt]913null n-adj[nʌl]914dual adj['dju:əl]915junk n-v[dʒʌŋk]916forte n-adj-adv[fɔ:t;fɔ:tei]917static n-adj['stætik]918paraphrase n-v['pærəfrez]919cucumber n['kju:kʌmbə]920quantitative adj['kwɔntitətiv, -tei-]921patio n['pætɪo]922engross v[in'grəus]923fatuous adj['fætʃuəs]924cute adj[kju:t]925sparse adj[spɑ:s]926erosion n[ɪ'roʒən]927fascinate v['fæsineit]928dimension n[di'menʃən, dai-]929isolate v['aisəleit, -lit]930salvage n-v['sælvidʒ]931compress v[kəm'pres, 'kɔmpres]932clearance n['klɪrəns]933literacy n['litərəsi]934install v[in'stɔ:l]935compute v[kəm'pju:t]936gratuity n[grə'tju:iti;grə'tju:əti]937counterbalance n-v[ˌkauntə'bæləns]938rivet n-v['rivit]939infest v[in'fest]940infringe v[in'frindʒ]941exasperate v-adj[ig'zɑ:spəreit;ig'zɑ:spəˌreit] 942entangle v[in'tæŋgl;in'tæŋgəl]943synthetic adj[sin'θetik]944overt adj['əuvə:t;əu'və:t]945swirl n-v[swə:l]946redundant adj[ri'dʌndənt]947premise n-v[pri'maiz, 'premis]948petal n['petl;'petəl]949pave v[peiv]950ovation n[əu'veiʃən]951slum n[slʌm]952ruinous adj['ruɪnəs]953physique n[fɪ'zik]954outweigh v[aut'wei]955notation n[nəu'teiʃən]956neutralize v['nʊtrə'laɪz]957molecule n['mɔlikjul]958mediate v['mi:dieit;'mi:diˌeit]959magnate n['mægneit]960livestock n['laivstɔk;'laivstɔk]961linear adj['liniə]962lag n-v[læɡ]963intensify v[in'tensifai;in'tensəˌfai] 964infect v[in'fekt]965fixture n['fɪkstʃɚ]966evaporate v[ɪ'væpəret]967defraud v[di'frɔ:d]。

IELTS 写作288个高分词汇
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Education
Technology
Media
Government
Language
Culture
文化遗产包括有形的和无形的两种，有形的如历史遗迹；无形的如风俗、仪式、传统道德观念等。

Cultural heritage can be divided into two groups: tangible cultural heritage, such as historic sites, and intangible cultural heritage, such as cutomes, rites, rituals and mores.
Development
Globalisation
Women
Families
Tourism
Environment
Crime
Animals
以上就是288个高分词汇。

雅思7分写作Task：Some people think getting old is entirely bad.However,others think that life of the elderly in modern world is much easier than in the past.Discuss both views and give your own opinion.Sample answer：Getting old is a natural process that nobody really likes.When you reach a certain age,your physical conditions will inevitably deteriorate,and you may suffer from various kinds of diseases.When you retire,you will feel isolated because your previous work contacts may be all gone,then you may feel useless to the world.Furthermore,when you get too old,you’ll have to rely heavily on the support from others,either physically or emotionally,and your life will become a great pressure to your family and the whole society as well.For all these bad things about getting old,many people argue that the life of the elderly today is much easier than in the past.In the first place,medical advances nowadays have made it possible for the old people to stay sound and healthy for quite a long while even after they retire.Diseases such asdiabetes,hypertension and heart attack which might have inflicted pain on the old people are no longer serious problems for them.Then,with the widespread use of modern communication technology,old people today are no longer isolated from the world.Instead,by using their personal social media,they can always stay in touch with their families and friends,and share with them whatever they find interesting in their life.In this way,they do not really feel lonely or abandoned.Finally,the improved social wealth and pension system have also significantly reduced the pressure the old people pose to their families and communities.So,I do agree that the old people today are enjoying a much more comfortable life than,say,thirty years ago(not to mention 100).That is why,instead of being worried about their retired life,many people even begin to expect their retirement to come,because they see this as a new beginning of their life.I think,as long as the old people have the right attitude,the modern world has indeed much to offer for their happy,enjoyable and rewarding retired life.。

IELTS写作7分必背词汇absurd 荒唐的addictive 上瘾的affectionate 有感情的aggressive 有上进心的alert 敏锐的；警惕的arduous 费劲的artistic 艺术的authoritative 权威性的awkward 尴尬的balanced 平衡的cogent 使人信服的cold-blooded 冷血的cold-hearted 无情的compassionate 富有同情心的compatible 兼容的complicated 复杂的confident 自信的contemptible 可鄙的contributive 有贡献的corrupt 腐败的delicious 美味可口的demanding 要求高的describle 值得要的detrimental 有害的devious 偏离正道的dishonorable 不光彩的disturbed 受到干扰的eccentric 古怪的economical 经济的enlightened 开明的；文明的evil 邪恶的exotic 异国的fallacious 荒谬的fashionable 时髦的feaible 可行的fictitious 虚假的flexile 灵活多样的fruitful 有成效的glamorous 富有魅力的gorgeous 辉煌的humane 人道的ignorant(of) 无视的；无知的impressive 令人印象深刻的inborn 天生的incompatible 不调和的incompatible 不和适宜的inconceivable 不可思议的indecent 不妥的；不检点的indifferent 冷漠的indispensable 不可或缺的inexhaustible 取之不尽的infectious 传染性的inferior 低人一等的infirm （身体）弱的influential 有影响力的ingrain 根深蒂固的inhumane 不人道的initially 首先innocent 多管闲事的inquistitive 有害无益insalubrious 有教育意义的instructive 智力的intellectual 中间的；过渡的interim 人际关系的interpersonal 密切的intimate 不可侵犯的inviolable 内在的inward 不可挽回的irreparable 不可抵抗的irresistible 不可挽回的irritating 恼人的isolated(from) 隔绝的laudable 可赞誉的lavishly 大方的legitimate 合法的loyal 忠诚的luxurious 奢侈的magnanimous 宽宏大量的mature 成熟的misleading 误导的misrepresented 不如实叙述的money-oriented 向钱看的multilateral 对方面的nourishih 有营养的obscure 晦涩的old-fashioned/out of date 过时的palatable 美味的perilous 危险的permissive 宽容的；许可的pernicious 有害无益的pornographic 色情的potential 潜在的practial 实际的；务实的preferential 优惠的pressing 紧迫的prevailing 占主导地位的；流行的professional 专业的prosperous 繁荣昌盛的prudent 明智的psychological 心理上rational 理性的resentful 愤怒的reverse 相反的rewarding 值得的ridiculous 荒谬的rigid 严格的r ough 粗略的self-contemptuous 自卑的shabby 破旧不堪的shelrered 受保护的sociable 好交际的sole 唯一的stern/strict 严格的stressful 有压力的stringent 严厉的stylish 时髦的superficial 表面现象的tempting 吸引人的time-honored 久享盛名的traditional 传统的typical 典型的unadvised 轻率的uncompromising 不妥协的unconcerned 冷漠的uneasy 不自在的unethical 不道德的unfeeling 冷漠的unhealthy 不健康的unified 同一标准的unique 独特的unjust 不公平的unsrupulous 肆无忌惮的unsociable 不善于社交的untimely 不和适宜的unwholesome 不健康的utterly 完全；绝对地vexing 令人烦恼的vivid 形象的voluntary 自愿的vulnerable 易受伤害的well-grounded 有充足理由的wholesome 健康的abide by/obey/observe 遵守abolish 废除abuse 虐待；滥用accommodate 供给；调节acquire 获取adore 崇拜；爱慕allocate 分配alter 改变appral to/attract 吸引approach 对待；处理approve of 赞成arise 出现arouse 激发assume 承担（责任）attach 赋予；粘上attain/obtain/acquire 获取；得到attend 参加；就读ban 禁止blossom 兴旺发达boom 繁荣bring sb./sth.sintosfull play 充分调动……的积极性censor 审查characterize 以……为特色charge 收费cherish 珍视claim 宣称coexist 共存coincide with 与……相符collect 收集commute 来回往返于condemn 谴责consult 咨询contaminate 污染contribute to 贡献crack down on 打击cultivate 培养defy 不服从；藐视degenerate 退化degrade 使降级depreciate 贬值deprive(of) 剥夺desert 抛弃detect 侦查deter 阻止deteriorate 恶化determine 决定disclose 揭露discourage 使气馁diversify 使多样化divbert 使分心dominate 占优势drop out 退学；放弃eliminate 消除endanger 危害enlighten 启发enrich 丰富entertain 招待；娱乐evaluate 评价evolve 演变exaggerate 夸张exert 施加（压力）expel 排除；开除explore 探究expose 揭露give full play to 充分发挥guarantee 保证；担保hamper 妨碍；牵制hinder/impede/block/hamper 阻碍idealize 理想化identify 辨认ignore 无视；不理睬imitate 模仿impair 危害；伤害impose/confine/place restrictions on/restrict/limit 限制incur 招致；引发inflict 使……承受inherit 继承innovate 改革创新invent money in 投资install/set up/erect/fix/mount 安装lavish 浪费maltreat 虐待maximize 最大化minimize 使最小化mould/build 塑造neglect 忽视oblige 强迫observe/follow 遵从overcome 克服（困难）participate 参与perform 履行；表演please 取悦preserve 保留；保护prohibit 禁止publicize 宣传pursue 追求quit 放弃quote 引用refine 精炼reflect 反映reform 改革refresh 使恢复regulate 管制；调控rehabilitate 改造reject 剔除relax 修养release 释放render 给予represent 代表resort to 速诸于；采取restore 重建；恢复restrain 约束retain 保留roam 闲逛sacrifice 牺牲shirk 回避shun 回避signify 表示；意味spoil/ indulge 宠坏；溺爱spread 传播steer 驶向；掌舵stick to 坚持stimulate 刺激stipulate/set 规定subsitute 代替supervise 监督control 控制surpass 超过survive 生存threaten 威胁tolerate 忍受treasure 珍视trigger 引发underestimate 低估undermine 危害unload 摆脱负担vanish 消失wither 退化；萎缩wreck 摧毁abolishment 废除absurdity 荒唐；谬论abuse 滥用achievement 成绩acqaintance 熟人adaptation 改写；适应admiration 崇拜adventurer/explorer 探险者adversee impact 负面影响adversity 逆境affection 友情/感情alienation 疏远ambition 志向amusement 娱乐anecdote 轶事apathy 冷漠无情approach 鼓掌architecture 建筑art 艺术assault 攻击assessment 评估association 联想；联系athlete 运动员availability 可得到的东西barrier 妨碍behavior 行为beneficiacry 受益人budget 预算burden 负担campaign 运动candidate 候选人capacity 能力celebrity 名人character 性格charecteristic 特征charm 魅力clerk 职员cohesion 凝聚力colleague 同事collectivism 集体主义comfort 舒适commercial 商业广告commercialization 商业化commodity 商品companion/partner 同伴conformity 一致conssensus 同意consultation 咨询consumption 消费content 内容contentment 满意；满足contribution 贡献correlation 相关性costume 服装creativity 创造性criteria 条件cruelty 残忍customer 顾客cybercrime 网络犯罪depression 沮丧；低沉deprivation 剥夺descendant 后代deterioration 恶化detour 绕道developed countries 发达国家developing countries 发展中国家digestion 消化吸收dignity 尊严discipline 纪律discomfort 不舒服discontent 不满足discrimination 歧视；区别disgust 反感disorder 无序状态disorientation 迷失方向感disposition 性格distraction 干扰diversity 多样化；多样性domain 领域duplication 重复（建设）durationeconomy 耐用employee 雇员employer 雇主endeavor 努力做enjoyment 享受enthusiasm 热情；狂热equality 平等evaluation 评价expection 例外exhibition 展览exploration 探险export 出口favor 喜好feature 特点fidelity 忠实flexibility 灵活性forefather/ancestors 祖先freedom 自由frustration 挫折gallery 美术馆garment 服装goodwill 善意grace 雅致graduate 毕业生guardian 监护人halt 停止；终止hardship 艰难险阻heritage 遗产horizon 地平线hostility 敌对humanity 人性idol 偶像immunity 免疫力import 进口indication 迹象indictment 控告indifference 不关心individuality 个性化industry 工业；行业inequality 不平等infrastructure 基础设施ingenuity 独创性initiative 主动性instruction 教导instructor 教师integrity 诚实intellectual 知识分子intelligence 智能interaction 交际interference 干涉interpretation 解释intolerance 不宽容intrusiveness 干涉involvement 参与jealousy 妒忌jogging 慢跑joint effort 共同努力journalist/correspondent 记者joy/delight 欢乐lack 缺乏landmark 标志性建筑；里程碑license 执照life expectancy/life span 寿命literacy 读写能力manufacturer 制造商match 匹配measure 测量；评估millennium 千年minority 少数人miscondust 行为不端morality 道德motion 运动muscle 肌肉myoplia 近视nationality 民族；国籍norm 准则notoin 观念；想法obligation 义务obsacle 障碍物occupation 职业opponent 对手originality 独创性outcome 产物outlook 观点；景色participation 参与pastime 消遣peer 同龄人penalty 刑罚；处罚perseverance 坚定不移personality 性格perspective 看法popularity 普及；流行popularization 普及practice 做法precaution 防范prerogative 特权principle 原则profession/occupation 职业proficiency 精通promotion 提升prospect 前景prosperity 繁荣protocol 协议prudence 慎重public opinion 舆论punishment 惩罚purity 纯洁性rebellion 反叛recovery 恢复regression 衰退regulator 监控者reliability 可心度remedy/therapy 疗法remote education 远程教育revelation 揭示/表现revenue 总收入reward 奖赏；报酬rumor/gossip 谣言；传闻satisfaction 满足self-discipline 自律self-respect/self-esteem 自尊心shortcoming 缺点side-effect 副作用signal 信号skyscraper 摩天大楼sociologist 社会学家soul 灵魂specialty 专业spelling 拼写status 地位stereotype 成见straightforwardness 直率strain 压力；过度劳累strategy 策略strength 实力stress 压力substance 物质supplement 补充sympathy 同情symptom 症状talent 人才teenager 青少年temper 性情；烦躁tempatation 诱惑threshold 开端tip 提示；技巧tolerance 宽容tragedy 悲剧trait 特点trap 陷阱triviality 琐事troblemaker 捣乱者tutor 导师uniformity 一致vanity 虚荣心varety 多样性；种类verdict 判决vexation 烦恼victim 受害者vitality/vigor/energy/vim 活力；精力void 空虚warmth 温暖weakness 缺点withdrawal 退出；撤退zeal 热情。

雅思7分作文模板英文回答：In my opinion, achieving a band 7 in the IELTS writing test requires a combination of strong language skills, effective organization, and a clear understanding of the task. Firstly, it is essential to have a wide range of vocabulary and the ability to use it accurately. This means using advanced vocabulary and idiomatic expressions to demonstrate a high level of language proficiency. For example, instead of using basic words like "good" or "bad,"I would aim to use more sophisticated words like "excellent" or "dreadful" to convey my ideas more effectively.Secondly, organization plays a crucial role in achieving a high band score. This includes structuring my essay in a clear and logical way, with a well-developed introduction, body, and conclusion. Additionally, I would ensure that my ideas are linked cohesively throughout theessay, using connectives and transition words to guide the reader through my arguments. For instance, I would use phrases like "on the other hand" or "furthermore" toconnect different points and create a smooth flow of ideas.Furthermore, understanding the task and addressing it appropriately is vital for success in the writing test.This means carefully analyzing the question and ensuringthat I fully answer all parts of it. For example, if thetask requires me to discuss both the advantages and disadvantages of a certain issue, I would make sure to present balanced arguments for each side and providerelevant examples to support my points.中文回答：在我看来，要在雅思写作考试中获得7分，需要具备强大的语言能力、有效的组织能力以及清晰的任务理解能力。

雅思写作7分2014雅思写作7分范文雅思写作7分范文第1篇：国家差异消失的优缺点Nowadays we can enjoy the same films, fashions, brands, advertisements and TV channels. The evident difference between countries is disappearing. To what extent do you think the disadvantages overweight the advantages of this?Globalization creates conditions for widening international exchanges, strengthening mutual understanding between nations, expanding cultural, educational, and scientific cooperation between nations and countries, enjoying the cultural achievements of people around the world which encourages the process of modernization and the enrichment of national culture.However, these conditions also create the possible danger of diminishing the national culture with a negative impact on the pre123vation of national identity. Through globalization and an open door policy, erroneous concepts and a lowering of ethical standards, a selfish and individualistic lifestyle and harmful cultural products can easily be imported into the country. At present, modern information technology which in the main is controlled by US is hourly and intensively disseminating US ideology, way of life, culture and films across the world. Even US food is promoted so that some people consider globalization as global Americanization.During the process of economic globalization, inequality between developed and developing countries has been increasing and the gap between the rich and the poor has become wider, most of the result of globalization go to assist developed countries. Globalization does not pose equal interestsand risks to all nations. With an overwhelming advantage compared to most of the developing countries in terms of finance and the level of science and technology, developed ca123alist countries control the situation of economic globalization.For these reasons, globalization is a fierce and complicated struggle in both cultural and ideological fields. We take the initiative in international economic integration but also have to take the initiative in fighting to keep our distinct culture resisting pro-foreign and cross-bred phenomena, and overcoming the psychology of preferring money over ethical values.雅思写作7分范文第2篇：说谎有没有必要Telling lie is usually looked upon as an evil, because some people try to get benefit from dishonest means or try to conceal their faults. On the other hand,honesty is widely recognized as the best policy.Parents always try to prove the benefits of being honest when you are a little child. A good story in this regard is .One day the child Washington chop down his farther’ s favorite cherry tree; although knowing he would deserve to be punished, he told his father the truth. Unexpected, his farther apprised him rather than executing a punishment; moreover, he was encouraged to maintain the good manner all the time. As known to all, the honest boy eventually became one of the greatest presidents in American history.However, telling lie,despite its negative effects, sometimes is essential in our daily life. First, the liar itself will benefit from the lie by escaping from the pressure of unnecessary embarrassment. On the other hand, the listener will feel more comfortable by reasonable excuses. For example, if a little girl’s farther died inan accident, her mother would comfort her by saying" farther has gone to another beautiful land". In such cases, a lie with original goodwill is like a naught angel who might make the cruel nice. Furthermore, To some extent, the skills of telling lie can be regard as a capacity of creation and imagination.Taking all those factors into consideration, we can definitely come to the conclusion that whether telling lie is harmful depends on its original intention and the ultimate result it will bring. If one is honest with oneself, one always learns from mistakes, can correct a concept or a hypothesis and work further, and reach the goal finally.雅思写作7分范文第3篇：环境问题In a world today of immense technology, increasing population and flourishing economic , investigations have shown that the global economy was outgrowing the earth’s ecosystems. The whole industrial process which makes many of the goods and machines we need and use in daily lives, is bound to create a number of waste products which upset the environmental balance.As mass production is the core principle of industrial economy, mass consumption and mass abandonment become the core principle in industrial age. Many of these waste products can be prevented or disposed of sensibly, but clearly while more and more new goods are produced and made more complex, there will be new wastes to be disposed of. The rise of wastes has led to an unparalleled debate between environmental protection and economic development.However, they often ignore that the real victim of pollutions is not the citizen, because the rubbishes usually be gathered together and moved to an area far from the cities. As a result, inthese areas the usable fields will be destructed, the air will be polluted, wild life, including both plants and animals will be put at risk, moreover, many inhabitants will be weaken on account of the waste despoil with poisonous materials from industrial companies.下载文档。

雅思七分范文题目，大学生应该选择自己的专业还是听从家长的建议？Nowadays, the issue of whether college students should choose their own majors or follow their parents' advice has aroused wide concern in society. Some people argue that college students should have the freedom to choose their own majors, while others believe that they should listen to their parents' suggestions. In my opinion, college students should have the right to choose their own majors based on their interests and abilities.Firstly, college students are adults and they should have the right to make their own decisions about their future. Choosing a major is a crucial decision that will have a significant impact on their lives. It is important for them to pursue a field of study that they are passionate about and that aligns with their talents and interests. If they are forced to follow their parents' advice and study a major that they are not interested in, they may become unhappy and unfulfilled in their careers.Secondly, college students are the ones who will be responsible for their own future, not their parents. It is important for them to take ownership of their education and career path. By choosing their own majors, they will be more motivated to succeed and will have a greater sense of responsibility for their own academic and professional development. On the other hand, if they simply follow their parents' advice without considering their own interests and abilities, they may end up regretting their decision and feeling unfulfilled in their careers.Furthermore, college students are in a better position to make informed decisions about their majors than their parents. They are the ones who are immersed in the academic environment and have a better understanding of the various fields of study and career opportunities. While parents may have good intentions, they may not have the most up-to-date information about the job market and the demands of different professions. Therefore, it is important for college students to take the time to research and explore their options before making a decision about their majors.In conclusion, college students should have the freedom to choose their own majors based on their interests and abilities. It is important for them to take ownership of their education and career path, and to make informed decisions about their future. By doing so, they will be more likely to find fulfillment and success in their careers. While it is important for them to consider their parents' advice, ultimately the decision should be theirs to make.。

【精品文档】雅思写作7分范文：cost of college graduates study-精选word文档本文部分内容来自网络整理，本司不为其真实性负责，如有异议或侵权请及时联系，本司将立即删除！== 本文为word格式，下载后可方便编辑和修改！ ==雅思写作7分范文：cost of college graduatesstudyIt is right that college graduates earn higher salaries than the less well - educated in the community . But they should also pay the full cost of their study . Do you agree or disagree with this statement ?Some conclude that college students should bear total expenses for their higher learning on the generalization that college graduates usually receive higher salaries for similar jobs than those without a college degree . We cannot deny that higher level of education , indeed , does associate with better income . Still ,built on such fact alone , the conclusion remains questionable .The whole argument in question rests on an assumption that it is always the case that people with higher education make more money than those less well - educated . But salary or income is , in most cases , based on contributions made by employees to companies or organizations in which they work for . Statistics in the labor market indicate that people with professional training tend to find jobs easier than college graduates do and that blue - collar workers who do not hold college degrees are becoming the hotties in the labor market . Employers prefer to hire and pay more to highly skilled and specially trained people rather than fresh college graduates . In the auto industry , for instance , skilled technicians make two or three times more than their college educated counterparts who make the average salaries in other companies . And it is widely accepted that peoples income is determined more by talent , hard work , and willingness to take risks than solely by certain qualifications such as college education . Otherwise , the unemployment rate of college graduates would not be increasing every year and the rule of supply and demand will lose much of power in controlling the labor market . Admittedly in some knowledge extensive field such as research , teaching , and practice of law the labor force are primarily consists of highly educated professionals . But such people make up only a。

IELTS写作7分288单词EDUCATION1传授知识impart(vt.)/inculcate(vt.) knowledge灌输高尚的道德观instill(vt.) high moral values (注意values复数表示价值观)给学生以动力give the students motivation to do sth.Motivate the students to do sth.给学生以灵感stimulate the students’ thoughtgive the students inspiration培养（某种素质）cultivate/foster/nurture(vts.)促进学生身心的发展promote the student’s physcial/mental/ intellectual and emotional development心理健康psychological soundness/ well-being/welfare(adjs)塑造某人的性格mould(BrE,vt) one’s character责任感 a sense of obligation能力(先天获得) aptitude/talant能力（后天学习得到）ability/skill2学生接受的学校教育（n）schooling(n)儿童接受的家庭教育（n）upbringing(n) parenting(n)教学法methodology/pedagogical methodology用填鸭式教学来教育学生force-feed(vt.) the students学生不应该只是被动的接受简单知识的容器Students should not be treated as passive recepacles of predigested ideas 死记硬背learn things by rote为了记忆而记忆memorise(BrE) for memorisation’s own sake以及方程式，公式，定理，定律memorise(vt.)equations,formulas,theorems and laws(nouns)应用apply盲从follow something blindly/indiscriminately(advs)限制创造力的发展extiguish(vt.)/stifle(vt.)/constrain(vt.)creativity(noun)打击学生的积极性dampen/sap(vts) the students’ emthusiasm/frustrate the students产生不必要的压力beget/creat undue pressure3把学生分开教育（如根据课堂上的表现）segregate(vt.) students 来自于其他同学的压力peer pressure适应（v）adapt to sth./adjust oneself to sth./become accustomed to sth.适应能力adaptability逆境adverse circumstances/adversity团队精神team spirit(n)独立思考thing independently(adv)在理解的基础上学习learn things through understanding鼓励学生用辩证的眼光看问题encourage students to think critically(adv)学生的反馈students’ feedback/input学生评价老师的教学students appraise/evaluate(vts) their teachers’performance学生对老师所教知识的掌握students’ grasp/command(n) of what has been taught4学生学习的各门功课加在一起称为curriculum(n)具体一门课叫syllabus课外活动叫extra-curricular activities学校是社会的缩影 a school is society in miniature不遵守纪律(n) indiscipline/misbehavior/mischief(n)不遵守纪律(daj)的学生disruptive/unruly students5理论知识theoretical knowledge就业技能employable/marketable skills通才generalist专才specialist全面发展的well-rounded/versatile(adj)为社会健康发展作贡献contribute to societal(adj)well-being(n)/welfare(n)6大学学科的分类可以分为人文学科（文学，历史语言学等）humanities 社会学科（政治经济学社会学的）social sciences艺术（音乐雕塑等）arts文科也可以总称为liberal arts/ liberal studies理科（物理化学生物学等）sciences工科（工程自动化等）engineering大学里任何一个学科都有可以叫discipline基础科学basic sciences应用科学applied sciences小学教育primary-level education中学教育secondary-level education大学教育tertiary-level education职业教育vocational education/training青少年（复数）youths/youngsters/adolescentsTechnology1生物技术biotechnology克隆cloning (n) clone(v)远程通讯telecommunications(n)尖端的技术cutting-edge(adj) technology信息爆炸information exposion/overload信息时代the information age/era互联网被广泛的应用the proliferation(n) of the Internet太空探索（n）space exploration一个人的基因构成one’s genetic makeup/ one’s DNA programming2科技创新与发展technologicalinnovations/inventions/advances/progression(n)提高效率augment/enhance/boost(vts) efficiency提高生产效率augment/enhance/boots productivity减少人力的机器（计算机发明之前的技术）labor-saving machinery 取代人力的机器（计算机发明之后的技术）labor-replacing machinery 自动化automation(n)/ automated(adj)3彻底变革transform/revolutionise(vts)/ fundamentally change sth.以一种史无前例的速度向前发展advance/progress(vis) at anunprecedented(adj) rate如果要说以一种让人震惊的速度向前发展，只要把unprecedented改成astonishing如果要说正以一种很快的速度向前发展sth is advancing by leaps and bounds产生深远的影响create/produce/generate/breed/spawn(vts)/result in/lead to/ profound(adj)/far-reaching(adj)/prevasive(adj)influence/impact/bearing/implications/repercussions(n)Media1侵犯隐私violate/intrude on/infringe on someone’s privacy 破坏某人的名誉tarnish/sully/smear/besmirch(vts) one’s reputation狗仔队paparazzi(复数名词不再加s)新闻界the press印刷媒体（如报纸杂志）the print media报道新闻的机构news outlets电子媒体the electronic media名人 a celebrity/celebrities(plu)时事current affairs丑闻scandals无处不在prevalent/ubiquitous/pervasive(adj)2审查censor(vt)删除delete/elimminate/excise(vts)过多的暴力与色情内容excessive/gratuitous violent andpornographic(adjs) contents报道非常详尽的细节report sth. In graphic detail媒体炒作（n）media hype有误导性的misleading/misreprsented/distorted(adjs)诈骗性的fraudulent(adj)虚假的false/bogus(adjs)夸大事实exaggerate(vt) things/sensationalise(vt) things/blow things out of all proportions(最后一个比较口语用作文也可以)充斥着be awash with/be inundated with/be saturated with sth.掩盖（丑闻或罪行等）cover up/gloss over/whitewash不客观的，不公正的biased/skewed/unobjective(adjs)3如实的报道factual accounts(n)可信的reliable/trustworthy/dependable客观公正的objective and balanced(adjs)及时的up-to-the-minute(adj)/up-to-date(adj)前者比后者更加及时信息量大的informative娱乐性强的entertaining(adj)有新闻价值的newsworthy(adj)监督scrutiny(n)/scrutinize(vt)/monitor(vt)揭露expose/reveal(vts)道德准则（n）code of ethics/code of conductGovernment1当局authorities(n)老百姓citizens/the citizenry规范，管理regulate/administer/overse(vts)实施implement(vt)立法legislate(vi)/make laws民主与开放的政府 a democratic and progressive government严禁(v) strictly prohibit/ban altogether严格的法律stringent laws/legislation规章制度rules and regulations2为。