Deno Park
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| No. | 单词 | 释义 |
|---|---|---|
| 1601 | cancer | He was a leading scientist in finding a cure for cancer. |
| 1602 | cancerous | The exam found cancerous cells in the patient’s blood. |
| 1603 | cell | A red blood cell carries oxygen. |
| 1604 | cigarette | Cigarette smoking is terrible for your health. |
| 1605 | code | She used the code to solve the puzzle. |
| 1606 | cure | Scientists are still working on finding a cure for diabetes. |
| 1607 | destruction | The wildfires left the forest in a state of destruction. |
| 1608 | DNA | The police sometimes use DNA to solve crime. |
| 1609 | extensive | The game drew extensive media coverage. |
| 1610 | female | She is the only female student in her class with short hair. |
| 1611 | furthermore | She’s clever, and furthermore, she is not afraid of work. |
| 1612 | gene | Gene therapy is sometimes used to treat an illness. |
| 1613 | inherit | All the girls in my family inherit red hair from my great-grandmother. |
| 1614 | link | The two lines in the poem share a common link. |
| 1615 | male | He was the only male in the store. |
| 1616 | population | The population of our city is steadily growing. |
| 1617 | result | The result of her experiment was surprising. |
| 1618 | sugar | She added extra sugar to her tea. |
| 1619 | accommodate | The meeting room can accommodate nine people. |
| 1620 | circus | I like to go to the circus to see the animals do tricks. |
| 1621 | coincide | My birthday coincides with Christmas. |
| 1622 | commission | The artist was commissioned to create a picture. |
| 1623 | dose | My mother gave me a dose of medicine before I went to bed. |
| 1624 | dye | Valery got her hair dyed at the salon yesterday. |
| 1625 | extent | He ate to such an extent that he became overweight. |
| 1626 | gender | Do you know the gender of her new baby? |
| 1627 | headline | The headline on the front page was about the economy. |
| 1628 | informal | They had an informal meeting to talk about their experiences. |
| 1629 | inquire | Dad called to inquire about the price of tickets for the show. |
| 1630 | messenger | The messenger delivered an important document to the office. |
| 1631 | peer | She peered at people through the window. |
| 1632 | portrait | I saw many religious portraits when I went to the museum. |
| 1633 | pose | The kids and their dog posed for a picture. |
| 1634 | ranch | My uncle has many horses on his ranch. |
| 1635 | steer | He steered the go-cart around the track. |
| 1636 | stripe | The flag of the United States has red and white stripes. |
| 1637 | tame | The tame bird rested in his hand. |
| 1638 | tempt | I wasn’t hungry, but she tempted me with a piece of my favorite cake. |
| 1639 | ban | Smoking is banned in this building. |
| 1640 | cautious | Be very cautious as you stack those boxes. |
| 1641 | confess | The woman confessed that she had stolen the money. |
| 1642 | cottage | My aunt lives in a pretty cottage in the mountains. |
| 1643 | daytime | The kids are only allowed to play outside in the daytime. |
| 1644 | desperate | I’m desperate to find a new job. |
| 1645 | exhausting | After an exhausting journey, we finally arrived. |
| 1646 | fade | The piece of cloth I found was old and faded. |
| 1647 | fierce | Wolves are fierce animals. Do not disturb them. |
| 1648 | gamble | Many people like to go to casinos to gamble. |
| 1649 | lawn | My dad keeps the lawn in front of our house very neat. |
| 1650 | mow | I mow our lawn every weekend. |
| 1651 | outlaw | The police passed out posters of the outlaw to all the people. |
| 1652 | prospect | He wakes up every morning with the prospect of having a good day. |
| 1653 | purse | My sister likes to buy designer purses. |
| 1654 | rod | I bought a new fishing rod to use while on vacation. |
| 1655 | seldom | It seldom rains in southern Arizona. |
| 1656 | shave | My father shaves his face every day because he doesn’t want a beard. |
| 1657 | terrified | When I saw the ghost, I was absolutely terrified! |
| 1658 | wizard | The wizard made gold fall from the sky. |
| 1659 | abroad | My friend is going on a summer trip abroad. |
| 1660 | airline | The airline has excellent customer service. |
| 1661 | audience | He was excited to be part of the audience. |
| 1662 | bargain | She was looking forward to getting a good bargain at the supermarket. |
| 1663 | brief | The lawyers took a brief break. |
| 1664 | currency | The currency in China is different from that in Australia. |
| 1665 | data | He saved all the data on his computer. |
| 1666 | domestic | The airline has fifty domestic flights daily. |
| 1667 | draft | He was writing his first draft. |
| 1668 | gather | We will gather the children before the meeting. |
| 1669 | hobby | She liked to paint as a hobby. |
| 1670 | income | She was saving her income to buy a house. |
| 1671 | jet | Her company owns a private jet. |
| 1672 | maximum | The maximum driving speed here is 80 km/h. |
| 1673 | official | Her official degree was being transferred. |
| 1674 | recommend | His doctor will recommend the best medicine for her cough. |
| 1675 | refer | Mr. Cid referred to the time to show Bill that he was late for class. |
| 1676 | remote | He lived in a remote village in the Himalayas. |
| 1677 | sleepless | Jill had a sleepless night because she had so much on her mind. |
| 1678 | volume | The volume of cars in the parking lot was steadily increasing. |
| 1679 | circulate | The fan helped to circulate cool air through the room. |
| 1680 | consequent | Her consequent rash came after she touched the poisonous plant. |
| 1681 | derive | Red’s nickname was derived from the color of her hair. |
| 1682 | drown | He would have drowned if the sailors had not rescued him. |
| 1683 | dynasty | The ancient Egyptians had a dynasty that lasted for many years. |
| 1684 | fraction | Only a fraction of the cake was gone. |
| 1685 | frost | In the morning, the trees were all covered with frost. |
| 1686 | illusion | Some pictures create an illusion for the eyes. |
| 1687 | invade | The enemy forces tried to invade our country from the sky. |
| 1688 | lieutenant | The lieutenant was a good leader, and his soldiers respected him. |
| 1689 | marine | A healthy ocean is full of marine animals. |
| 1690 | merit | The actor received an award for his merits in the movie. |
| 1691 | navy | My country is known for our strong navy. |
| 1692 | polar | Only a few people live in the Earth’s northern polar region. |
| 1693 | ray | The sun’s warm rays covered the beach. |
| 1694 | resign | After I officially resigned from work, I said goodbye to my boss. |
| 1695 | suicide | Some people feel so sad that they think suicide is the only answer. |
| 1696 | tremble | Harry was not used to the cold, so he trembled most of the day. |
| 1697 | underlying | Her underlying fear of flying reduced her traveling options. |
| 1698 | via | We arrived in the city from the airport via the train. |
| 1699 | alter | I altered the color of my nails to match my hair. |
| 1700 | aside | The man stood aside and opened the door for me. |
| 1701 | autumn | I love when the leaves fall in autumn because I can play in them. |
| 1702 | blend | My wife blended together all of the ingredients to make a delicious stew. |
| 1703 | collapse | The tree collapsed right in front of our house. |
| 1704 | crush | Selena’s new car was crushed when the tree fell on top of it. |
| 1705 | curve | The road curves to the left and to the right. |
| 1706 | disgusting | After running all day, Greg’s feet had a disgusting odor. |
| 1707 | drain | .The water in the sink goes down the drain as you wash your hands. |
| 1708 | embrace | When they saw each other again, the happy couple embraced. |
| 1709 | envy | Sally envied the happy couple. |
| 1710 | fireworks | The display of fireworks was so beautiful. |
| 1711 | flour | I wanted to bake a pie, but I needed flour. |
| 1712 | fuse | The boy lit the fuse on the rocket and waited for it to burst in the sky. |
| 1713 | ginger | Ginger is a common ingredient in many dishes from India. |
| 1714 | jealous | Miriam was jealous because Sue was paying too much attention to Jim. |
| 1715 | paste | My son needed some paste for a school project. |
| 1716 | receipt | After looking at my receipt, I realized that I had spent too much money. |
| 1717 | wipe | She wiped the dust from the windows. |
| 1718 | wire | The wires were connected to towers that brought electricity to the city. |
| 1719 | acknowledge | The teacher acknowledged that the young student was hungry. |
| 1720 | ambassador | The ambassador from Korea was in charge of the conference. |
| 1721 | blonde | My cousin is a blonde with blue eyes. |
| 1722 | conquer | The soldiers were trying to conquer the world. |
| 1723 | drag | The dog was dragging his owner down the street. |
| 1724 | exaggerate | Jimmy wasn’t exaggerating about the seriousness of his injury. |
| 1725 | heritage | Teepees are part of the heritage of the Native Americans of the plains. |
| 1726 | insult | The girls insulted each other all afternoon. |
| 1727 | meanwhile | He wants to be a doctor in the future, but meanwhile, he works a regular job. |
| 1728 | necklace | Joyce received a lovely pearl necklace for her wedding anniversary. |
| 1729 | noble | The Queen invited a noble from a nearby country to dinner. |
| 1730 | precious | In a desert, water can be more precious than money. |
| 1731 | prejudice | The company’s rules against gender prejudice must be enforced. |
| 1732 | rumor | Carla was spreading rumors around the office. |
| 1733 | sin | Taking something that doesn’t belong to you is a sin. |
| 1734 | spectacle | Niagara Falls is quite a spectacle. |
| 1735 | stack | There was a stack of paperwork on his desk to complete. |
| 1736 | suspicious | Dad was suspicious of the caller on the line. |
| 1737 | tin | Soup is a food that is often sold in tin cans. |
| 1738 | vase | The vase was filled with such lovely flowers. |
| 1739 | ache | Mindy’s head ached because she bumped it against the wall. |
| 1740 | arctic | It is cold when the arctic winds blow. |
| 1741 | canal | The city of Venice, Italy, has many canals. |
| 1742 | chemist | My mother is a successful chemist who helps invent new products. |
| 1743 | chill | The chill from the cold wind made Bill shiver. |
| 1744 | congress | Congress makes laws for people to follow. |
| 1745 | dairy | Things like milk and cheese are dairy foods. |
| 1746 | descend | I descended the stairs to get out of the building. |
| 1747 | grocer | Our grocer, Mr. Smith, is a very kind man. |
| 1748 | hesitate | He hesitated for a moment before he decided which one to choose. |
| 1749 | institution | Banks are vital institutions that businesses and people use every day. |
| 1750 | jog | He jogs every day so he can be healthier. |
| 1751 | merchant | The merchant was selling used cars. |
| 1752 | poke | I poked my finger on a thumb tack. |
| 1753 | postpone | They postponed the meeting until Elena arrived. |
| 1754 | splash | Some green paint splashed upon the floor. |
| 1755 | stubborn | Both of my parents are stubborn. They never give in to each other. |
| 1756 | suburb | I grew up in the suburbs, only a few minutes outside of the city. |
| 1757 | tide | The tide continued to crawl upon the beach little by little. |
| 1758 | tragedy | It was a tragedy when his house was struck by lightning and burned. |
| 1759 | bomb | The bomb will destroy anything that is nearby. |
| 1760 | certificate | I was given a certificate for completing the computer course. |
| 1761 | circumstance | There were many circumstances behind their success, like hard work. |
| 1762 | coffin | When people pass away, they are usually buried inside of a coffin. |
| 1763 | cope | He copes with work stress by exercising three or four times a week. |
| 1764 | criticism | She had a lot of criticism about their new plan. |
| 1765 | devastate | The entire wall was devastated. |
| 1766 | frown | Melissa frowned when she found out that the party had been cancelled. |
| 1767 | gaze | We used a telescope to gaze at the stars for over an hour. |
| 1768 | glance | She glanced behind her to see if he was looking at her. |
| 1769 | grief | The grief caused by losing her parents was very difficult for her. |
| 1770 | groom | The groom looked happy as he walked with his new wife. |
| 1771 | license | In the United States, you need a driver’s license to drive legally. |
| 1772 | microscope | Germs cannot be seen without a microscope. |
| 1773 | nuclear | Nuclear power plants provide inexpensive energy to cities. |
| 1774 | portray | Her picture portrayed the house she grew up in when she was little. |
| 1775 | rotate | An airplane’s propellers rotate quickly to help it fly. |
| 1776 | souvenir | I bought a Russian doll as a souvenir on my trip to Moscow. |
| 1777 | submarine | The submarine dove under the sea so the enemy couldn’t see it. |
| 1778 | trace | He traced over the graph with his finger. |
| 1779 | coastline | He noticed that most of the cities in Australia are on the coastline. |
| 1780 | deter | Icy roads deter people from driving their cars. |
| 1781 | devise | The thieves devised a plan to steal the diamonds. |
| 1782 | distance | The distance between America and Russia is about 8,000 km. |
| 1783 | expertise | John has a lot of advertising expertise. He can sell anything! |
| 1784 | fracture | Don’t stand on that leg because there is a fracture. It might get worse. |
| 1785 | headache | My sister gets a headache every time she has a lot of stress. |
| 1786 | implement | The school decided to implement a new teaching strategy. |
| 1787 | insight | The physics textbook gave the student a new insight about gravity. |
| 1788 | limb | The monkey sat on the tree limb and enjoyed a piece of fruit. |
| 1789 | might | Try with all your might to lift the heavy tire. |
| 1790 | optimism | The mother had optimism about her children’s futures. |
| 1791 | proficient | Secretaries are proficient at typing quickly. |
| 1792 | raft | He sailed across the Pacific Ocean on a raft. |
| 1793 | ridge | The brown bear walked along the edge of the mountain ridge. |
| 1794 | shoulder | He carried his bike on his shoulder. |
| 1795 | shove | She shoved him out of the way. |
| 1796 | spouse | I live in a home with my spouse and our two children. |
| 1797 | thrust | The boxer thrust his fist into the punching bag. |
| 1798 | tolerate | When you are in a hurry, it can be hard to tolerate traffic signals. |
| 1799 | accountable | Political leaders are accountable to the people they represent. |
| 1800 | addictive | I think this game is very addictive. |