High-frequency vocabulary of CET-4.

1.alter ['？ :lt？ Basic translation. change

Intransitive verb change; I will have to modify the chart. I made a mistake.

Sudden vi. The police broke into houses

Get rid of it. Get rid of; Disposal; Solve; I must solve this trouble.

4. explosion; Explosion; Blow up the bomb Bomb, bomb, failure

Serious and harmonious passengers killed by bombing-by

5. Consume a large part of the world's energy.

6. split v. split; Split; Suddenly, the box cracked and a puppy jumped out.

7. Saliva, etc. ); Don't spit everywhere.

8. Cover the bottle cap, or the juice will spill.

9. slide, slide; Ignore the boat and slip into the harbor. Hide; Anchored at the port; Shelter. Shelter; Hide; call at a harbour

Harbor (equal to harbor); Shelter at night

Slide, slide, slide. Sliding surface; The value of houses may start to decline.

A growth or colony of bacteria? l？ Ni]

Basic translation n. colony; Immigrants, such as bacteria

12. Variety; Variety; Variety; Reproduction; A beagle is a dog with big ears.

13. Budget, the budget for next year will have to be greatly reduced. Abridged, basic translation, unabridged.

Candidate, candidate I estimate the candidate.

Basic translation; Estimate; It is more suitable to respect him.

The news soon spread around the campus.

16. liberal a. generous; Rich; Her liberal views were soon exposed. Show my post

17.transform v. change, change; His plan became a reality overnight? uv？ nait，’？ uv？ Nait] basic translation adv. all night; Last night; suddenly

At night; On the eve of; The night before; Express overnight.

18. spread, broadcast; The World Cup final is being broadcast live. Live broadcast; Full of energy; A vivid experience; Spend vi. Live; Live; Survival e, to more than 50 countries

19. She had a bone marrow transplant.

Transportation; Transportation. Transportation [keist] basic translation v. packaging; Load (past tense and past participle form) and prepare for transportation.

21.shift v. transfer; Turn; Change tools to move back and forth in the trunk of a car and turn a corner. Guide; Kick; Fire boots; Car trunk; Every time we kick

22. change, change; Diversification With the change of fashion, she changed her clothes.

Disappear. There are not many kinds of animals that disappear from the earth now.

She swallowed her anger and moved on.

We are skeptical about her behavior.

26. Suspicious; suspicious

27. mild a. warm, warm; The punishment for ... is too light.

28. gentle? ]

Basic translation

Soft; Gentle; Fragile; Naive; sly/tricky

Keeper; Small boat; achieve success

Bid [cause to bid]; Being ... soft; Provide, repay

Tender for intransitive verbs; Soft; Soft; Fragile, he gave her a gentle kiss.

29. A nuisance? ns]

Basic translation

Trouble; Damage; A nuisance; Hate something. He's a pain in the ass!

30. insightful a. meaningless, insignificant; It is a waste of time to listen to his insightful speech.

Accelerate vt. The car accelerated when it overtook me.

32. Absolute and unconditional; Finishing her new dress is definitely a dream.

This path is the boundary of our land.

The driver braked suddenly.

35. Directory, directory, directory Do you have a directory or something that can tell me about your company?

36. vague his vague idea turned into a definite plan.

In vain She is proud of her voice.

Dead volcano.

39. She wears the strangest clothes.

Extreme ['extreme] a. extreme; The capital is at the southernmost tip of the country.

4 1. Agent; Agent; I booked a holiday through the local travel agency.

42. Alcohol; Alcohol; Alcohol. He is a heavy drinker.

Appeal; Appeal. There was a silent plea in her eyes.

Appreciate; Appreciate. We appreciate your help to us.

You can take part in this class if your parents agree.

46. Light stimulates plant growth

Obtain; Get. ; Understand how he acquired wealth.

Complete; Done. Finish, arrive; We shouldn't try to accomplish two tasks at the same time.

49. network n. mesh; Broadcasting network and television network; She gave me a railway network map.

50. Tides; Tide; As the tide rises, we can look for shells.

5 1. Neat He combed the mane of the house neatly.

Tracking; Track. The cause of the fire was traced back to a faulty fuse box.

Torture; Torture. He tortured his prisoners.

Roam. The boy is wandering around.

He lit a candle.

56. Weaving V., editor of spider web

57. Salt and spices help to preserve meat.

6 1. abuse v.n. abuse, abuse; She attacked him with a series of insults.

62. Academic A. Academic; Institutions of higher learning; She is ready for a good degree in graduate school.

Under her belt.

63. (Higher) Colleges; I learned that he was a student of the Conservatory of Music.

Battery (group) This battery is a dud.

65. obstacles; Obstacles; The truck grazed the obstacle and scratched the side.

66. How long does it take to unload the goods?

67. Career offers challenges.

68. Ships; Ships; A container or vessel; The ship was destroyed by a submarine.

69. The vertical line and the horizontal line meet here.

70. Forced; Force Can you close the door for me?

7 1. The reason why he did it is not clear.

72. I'm surprised at his knowledge.

Don't be intimidated by his rude appearance.

74. All his injuries are trauma.

75. Gasoline, gasoline My car consumes a lot of oil.

76. Oil Taiwan Province does not seem to contain oil.

Delay. Our plane was delayed by fog.

78. rotten vi. The source of corruption spread

79. decent; decent He dreams of a decent life.

80. road; Route; The markings along the route are simple.

8 1. destroy, destroy. ] His destruction led to his destruction.

82. Reason, reason Don't come to you for my sake.

83. This equipment received the signal from the satellite.

84. scale; Size; Grade; Scale the fish before cooking it.

85. temples; Temples; temple

He told me a boring story.

Tend to. Will he lose?

88. Tendency His inferiority complex stems from his tendency to overwork.

The extreme sun is the ultimate source of energy.

90. Metals expand when heated.

9 1. Indonesia is rich in oil reserves.

92. Adoption v. Adoption; Adoption; We should adopt the suggestions of consumers.

93. Adapting vi. Adapt; Adaptation; Adapted You must adapt to the norms of society.

You live in

94. Bachelor's degree; Are you a Bachelor of Arts?

95. Accidental; Accidental; Temporary; Informal helicopters like informal parties.

The police set a trap to catch the thief.

97. There are some vacant offices on the third floor.

98. Vacuum cleaners Some pumps and all vacuum cleaners can work successfully.

99. Oral English is rather rusty.

100. optics (simple and complex homomorphism) optics theory originated from Einstein.

10 1. The heart is an important organ.

102. His excesses at the party are well known.

103. dismissal; Expelled.

He lives in luxury and spends a lot of money.

Expenditure, consumption; They spent a lot of money on the house.

Cost; Expenses; He finished the work at the expense of health.

107. expensive a. spend more money; Air freight is very expensive.

108. expand, expand; Expansive metals expand when heated.

109. expansion, expansion; Developing and expanding his economic policy paved the way for industry.

swell

Private Let's go upstairs, where we can be more private.

1 1 1. Personal A. These styles can be modified to fit.

Personal taste

1 12. personal a. personal, private; I have some personal matters to discuss with you personally.

1 14. personnel [collectively] personnel and employees; Personnel department I am studying personnel management.

1 15. Pacific Ocean

1 16. Atlantic Ocean

1 17. Arctic Ocean Arctic Ocean

1 18. Antarctic Ocean.

1 19. Grant. Suppose you have read this book.

Magnificent in the evening, how magnificent these mountains look.

120. This town was occupied by journalists.

12 1. acid, acidic substance a. acidic; The bitter man is doing an experiment to neutralize acid.

122. Recognition; Acknowledge; Thank you. He won't admit his defense.

123. balcony, balcony She pulled me to the balcony.

124. calculate vt. The scientists worked out when the spaceship will reach the earth.

moon

125. Calendar He put the desk calendar on the shelf.

126. optimistic, optimistic I am very optimistic

127. Optional A. Insurance coverage is optional.

Outstanding He has many outstanding talents.