大學英語6級考試高頻詞匯必備 23

[00:14.04]smash [00:15.78]Police smashed the drug ring. [00:19.46]sophisticated [00:21.57]He thinks it's sophisticated to smoke with a cigarette holder. [00:27.44]speculate [00:29.24]I wouldn't like to speculate on the reasons for her resignation. [00:34.96]spontaneous [00:37.08]The highest and best form of efficiency [00:40.60]is the spontaneous cooperation of people. [00:44.91]stack [00:46.40]How does our product stack up against the competition? [00:51.98]statistics [00:53.19]Statistics is a rather modern branch of mathematics. [00:58.72]stretch [01:00.21]Like all antelopes, [01:02.18]Yingying is fast and agile [01:05.07]and can swiftly cover great stretches of land [01:08.03]as he races across the earth. [01:11.82]string [01:13.12]Mary has her boyfriend on a string. [01:17.28]superficial [01:19.87]Superficial scratches can be easily removed. [01:24.83]switch [01:26.83]Could you please hit the switch when you leave? [01:31.24]symbolic [01:32.99]The dove is symbolic of peace. [01:37.27]treasure [01:38.46]Bin Laden had arranged for treasures [01:41.85]to be smuggled across the mountains to Pakistan in March [01:45.82]where dealers awaited his orders to sell it. [01:49.67]trust [01:51.21]The money is being held in trust for him until he is twenty-one. [01:57.49]undertake [01:59.53]Who should undertake the responsibility for the white pollution, [02:04.06]the producer or the consumer? [02:07.43]violent [02:09.20]Students were involved in violent clashes with the police. [02:14.02]wage [02:16.28]Wages are higher in service traders than in industry. [02:21.32]workforce [02:24.18]The whole workforce has gone on strike. [02:27.74]abundant [02:29.81]We have abundant proof of his guilt. [02:33.53]access [02:35.50]Everyone should have access to education. [02:39.60]accessible [02:42.11]A manager should be accessible to his staff. [02:47.11]accord [02:49.17]Such an act would not be in accord with our policy. [02:54.51]achieve [02:56.62]There is something that can't be achieved only by working hard, [03:00.96]but if you don't try, [03:02.27]you can never achieve. [03:05.02]acknowledg(e)ment [03:07.53]We have had no acknowledgement of our letter. [03:12.16]address [03:14.16]Leaving the e-mail address to each other [03:17.28]is a fashionable way of keeping contact among young people nowadays. [03:23.61]advocate [03:25.19]Our premier advocates higher salaries for teachers. [03:30.24]affection [03:32.36]The bond of true affection had pulled us— [03:35.77]six very different men from six very different countries— [03:39.98]across Antarctica. [03:42.59]alliance [03:44.29]China is a nonaligned country [03:46.88]that will never enter into other countries' alliances. [03:51.81]applied [03:53.36]He devoted his life to applied science. [03:57.81]arbitrary [03:59.94]The king is an arbitrary ruler. [04:04.51]asset [04:05.59]Good health is a great asset. [04:09.28]assist [04:11.47]The head teacher's deputy assists with many of his duties. [04:17.12]astronomer [04:19.67]Halley was a great astronomer. [04:23.23]authentic [04:24.91]Is that an authentic Roman statue, [04:27.72]or a modern copy? [04:30.22]awkward [04:31.69]The seal is awkward on land but able to move easily in the water. [04:38.80]behalf [04:40.57]He made an impassioned speech on behalf of his country. [04:46.03]behavio(u)r [04:48.66]By that logic, [04:50.25]2010 should have been a breakthrough year for rational behavior. [04:56.07]best-seller [04:58.63]This dictionary is a best-seller. [05:03.06]bloodshed [05:05.02]The two sides called a truce to avoid further bloodshed.

00:00

00:00

MP3下載 文本下載