余斌老师归纳的6级必考500词.docx

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余斌老师归纳的6级必考500词

六级必考词汇

1.abnormala.不正常的>I’mnormal,you’re~!

2.abolish  v.废除>CET-Band4shouldbeabolished!

Adaydreamer

3.abrupt  a.突然的,唐突的>Your~mannerembarrassedher!

4.absurd  a.荒唐的>Whatan~idea!

5.accessory  n.附件,零件>Handbag,lipstick,etc.arewomen’saccessories.Whataremen’s?

Tie,lighterandafinepurse.

6.accommodatev.提供膳宿>Howcanasmalltown~theOlympicGames?

7.addict  v.上瘾>I’m~edtocomputergames.Pleasesaveme!

8.acquaintv.使熟悉>Areyou~edwiththatMM?

9.adhereto  v.遵守>Adheretoyourownprinciple

10.adverse  a.不利的,有害的>Adversecircumstancescantestaperson’swisdomandcourage.

11.aggravatev.加重>Smoking~scold.

12.alleviate  v.减轻>Noonecan~mypain.

13.alternate  v./a交替（的）>adayof~sunshineandrain/Dayandnight~

14.ambiguousa.歧义的>Thepolicemanislookingforamanwithoneeye.-----Whynotusetwo?

你知道此幽默在何处？

15.amplify  v.扩大（声音）>

16.analogy  n.类比byanalogy

17.anonymous  a.匿名的Ireceivedan~letter.

18.applaud    v.鼓掌;赞许>I~yoursuggestion.

19.apt      a.易于>Oneis~tomakemistakesifgiventoomuchpressure.

20.array      n.陈列,一系列>the~offruitandvegetablesinthesupermarket

21.arrogant    a.傲慢的>An~manisaself-importantperson.

22.ascend    v.上升>Theballoonsare~ing.

23.ascribe    v.归因于>He~dhisfailuretohissmallvocabulary.

24.aspiration    n.抱负Your~isyourambitionorstrongwish.

25.assault      n.攻击,袭击>Arobber~edhim.

26.assert      v.断言He~edthatthethiefwouldcomeagain.

27.assurance    n.保证,把握>Igiveyoumy~thattheproductissafeandreliable.

28.attendant    n.服务员,随从

29.authentic    a.  真实的,可靠的>IsClinton’sbiography~?

30.avert      v.避开、转移We~edaloss.

31.bald        a.秃顶的A~manisconsideredtobeintelligent.

32.barren      a.荒芜的,不能生育的>Withoutdream,lifeisa~field.

33.betray      v.背叛;泄露You~edme.

34.bewilder      v.使迷惑Thenewtrafficlights~theman.

35.bias        n.  偏见  Biasisprejudice.

36.blaze        v.燃烧;发强光>Thesummersunisblazing.

37.bleak        a.荒凉的;凄凉的>a~future

38.blink        v.眨眼睛;闪烁>

39.blunder      n.大错

40.bluntly      ad.直言不讳地

41.blur        v.变模糊>Fogblurredmyvision.

42.bribe        v.行贿>Whobribedthebride?

Bridegroom.

43.browse        v.浏览~aweb-page

44.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Manycasualtiesarereportedinthebattle.

48.caterto        v.  迎合>catertotheconsumers

49.caution        n.  小心

50.cherish        v.珍视;怀有>~friendship/~thehopethat

51.chronic        a.慢性的；严重的

52.circulation      n.循环;发行（量）>Readerhasthelargest~inChina.

53.climax          n.高潮the~oftheplay

54.clingto  v.紧紧抓住，依恋；坚持，墨守>Thebabyclungtohismother./~tothehopethat....

55.coincidence      n.巧合

56.collaboration      n.合作in~with

57.collide          v.相撞;冲突Thetwoopinions~witheachother.

58.commence        v.开始

59.commute v.乘车上下班>Ihaveto~betweentheuniversitytownandthedowntownarea.

60.compact          a.紧凑的,结实的a~car/office

61.compatible        a.相容的;兼容的>Thathusbandandwifearevery~.

62.compensate        v.赔偿>Theinsurancecompany~dthemanforhisinjuries.

63.compile          v.汇编,编辑~aencyclopedia

64.complement        v.补充，与···相配Themusic~sthefilmwell.

65.compliment        v./n.赞美

66.complywith        v.遵从

67.compulsory        a.必做的~education

68.conceiveof          v.构想Ican’t~ofwhyhedidsuchastupidthing!

69.confidential        a.机密的

70.conformto          v.遵守~tothelocalcustoms

71.consensus   n.意见一致>Ifeveryoneconsentstosomething,theyreachaconsensus.

72.consequent    a.（作为后果）随之发生的lackofelectricityandthe~lossineconomy

73.conserve          v.保护,  Ifyouconservesomething,youuseitcarefullyandwillnotwasteit.>Inwintersomepeople~energybyloweringtheheatatnight.

74.consolidate          v.巩固

75.conspicuous        a.显眼的Thegirlinredinthesnowfieldisvery~.

76.contaminate        v.污染Ifyou~something,youmakeitdirty.

77.contemplate        v.沉思;凝视>Youmust~theresultsoftheaction.

78.contempt          n.轻视>Beforethecompetition,Williamsheldthelittleknownplayerincontempt.

79.contend            v.主张=assert>Thelawyercontendsthatthemanisguilty.

80.contradict          v.相矛盾

81.contrive            v.谋划,图谋>Theterrorists~dtohijackaplane.

82.converge            v.会合,聚集（meetatacommonpoint）Thetworiversconvergehere.

83.cordial            a.热情的

84.corrupt            a./v.  腐败的;腐蚀~officials

85.cozy              a.舒适的a~bedroom

86.counterpart          n.对应的人或物

87.criterion            n.标准=standard

88.curb              v.控制,约束=restrain/restrict/>Imycurbedmyappetiteforfood.

89.cynical              a.愤世嫉俗的>a~youngmanisaangryyoungman

90.dazzle              v.眩目;使赞叹不已>Thesunlightdazzlesme./Herdance~dme.

91.deduce              v.推断

92.dedicate            v.献给

93.defendant            n.被告

94.deficiency            n.缺乏,不足  avitamin~inhisdiet

95.defy                v.（公然）违抗Theuniondefiedthemanagementandwentonastrike.

96.degenerate            v.退化

97.degrade              v.降低身份

98.deprive              v.剥夺You~dhimofhisrighttoprivacy.

99.descendant            n.后代

100.destiny              n.命运=fate

101.destructive            a.破坏性的Theweaponhasagreat~power.

102.deteriorate            v.恶化Hishealthhas~d.

103.deviatefrom            v.偏离He~dfromthesocietybybecomingadrugaddict.

104.dignity                n.尊严

105.dilemma              n.困境Adoctor’s~-----tolieortotellthetruth?

106.diminish              v.变少

107.disable                v.丧失能力

108.disastrous              a.灾难性的

109.discern                v.看出,识别~thedifferencesofthetwo

110.dispatch                v.派遣;发送>~arepresentative/message

111.disperse                v.分散，消散，驱散~myattention/Thewind~dthefog.Thechildren~daftertheclass.

112.disposition              n.性情=temperament

113.distort                  v.歪曲

114.divert       v.转移,使转向>Aloudnoisedivertedmyattentionfromthework.

115.dizzy                  a.头晕的

116.donate                  v.捐献>Haveyou~dblood?

117.doom                  v./n.  注定;劫数>Heisdoomedtofailure.

118.drastic                  a.严厉的~measures

119.drawback                n.缺点=disadvantage>Oneofthe~soflivingintheXIASHAisinconvenienceindailylife.

120.duplicate                v./n.复制（品）makea~oftheletter

121.dwellon                  v.总是想；详述Don’t~onthepast.

122.elevate                  v.提高;抬升Anelevatorcan~tothetopfloorverysoon.

123.elicit                    v.诱出,引出~thetruthfromthewitness

124.eligible                  a.合适的，有资格的=qualified>Johnisan~bachelor.

125.elite                    n.精英

126.eloquent                a.雄辩的MartinLutherKingwasan~speaker.

127.energetic                  a.精力充沛的=vigorous

128.epidemic                  n./a.流行病;流行性的Sars,  thebird’sflu.

129.erupt                    v.喷发Avolcano~s./Theaudience~edwithlaughter.

130.essence                  n.实质;精华the~ofhistheory/in~

131.eternal                    a.永久的=perpetual/permanent/forever

132.evoke               v.唤起，引起=elicit>Thesong~dafeelingofloveinthelisteners.

133.expedition                n.远征（队）；考察（队）

134.expel              v.开除，驱逐=dismiss;~thetrouble-makingstudent排出=emit>expelthesmokeinthekitchen

135.expire                    v.期满Yourpassport~sinamonth.

136.expertise                  n.专门知识

137.explicit                  a.明确的Hisstatementis~,notimplicit.

138.extravagant                a.奢侈的;过度的>You’re~whileI’mthrifty.

139.fabricate                  v.捏造=makeup/fake>Theman’sstatementis`~d.

140.facilitate                  a.使便利Themulti-languagessigns~thetourists

141.fascinate                  v.迷住I’m~dbythebeautyofLijiangandDali.

142.feeble                    a.虚弱的=weak/faint

143.flaw                    n.缺陷Ican’tfinda~,thepaintingisperfect!

144.fluctuate                  n.波动

145.formulate                v.构想

146.foster                    a.培养=develop/nurture/cultivate/领养>~achild

147.fragile                  a.易碎的;脆弱的

148.furious                  a.暴怒的  

149.glamour                  n.魅力>The~ofoldtown,suchasLiJiang,Dali.

150.glitter                  v.闪光=sparkle>Allthat~sisnotgold.

151.gloomy                  a.忧郁的;阴暗的a~day/future

152.gossip                  n./v.流言;说长道短>Gossipsarelikerumors.

153.grief                    n.悲伤  =sorrow

154.hamper                  v.妨碍=hinder>Rescueworkwashamperedbytheheavyrain.

155.