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☆ Key words of self-study English II (98 words)

Complete; Thoroughly

Predict, predict

Reach. & Go, go

Skilled.

Interview interview interview interview interview interview.

Scenery, hope, prospect

Use vt. Application; Use vt. Focus on vi. Application; involve

Shrink v. Shrink v.

Persuade; Persuade. Persuade, persuade ...

Foundation, foundation, main component

Solve ['solve] a. solve. Decide, settle, separate, vote. Separate, decide

Brilliant, shining, shining

And conj. & However, the opposite is true.

Concerned; concerned

Make bad. (Cause) to deteriorate, disintegrate, decline.

Debate debate debate debate debate debate debate debate.

Choose to do sth.

Burden, trouble.

Privilege; Privilege; Privilege.

Exercise the power of appointment

Offset v offset v offset v.

Recruitment; Recruitment. & Recovery, Supplement and Supplement

Domestic servant

The criminal accused ... that he had made a mistake and declared ... guilty. ...

Although ready. No matter what, just complain about hatred and contempt

Minimum adjustment minimum amount; minimum

Maintenance, maintenance, living expenses supply and support; visual angle

Fetters, fetters, fetters

Degrade; Devaluate. Degrade; Shameful; Demote; Depress vi. Demote, reduce; degraded

Fall into the ditch, get rid of it, the plane (at sea) crash landing.

Harmony, harmony and consistency

Unique, different and obvious.

Spontaneous, spontaneous

Synthesis, synthesis, reasoning

Expand, expand, expand, etc.

Incentive; Encourage. Influence, inspire, incite, etc.

Improvisation, improvisation, improvisation

Preliminary action ['preliminary] n.preliminary measures.

Ordinary, ordinary, habitual, traditional

Harmony, harmony, harmony, harmony.

Efficiency; Efficiency; Efficiency; efficacy

popular

Specific drugs, features, details

Assemble. Assemble. Assemble.

Before ... & Before ... was superior to, prior to. ...

Partial; Partial; Partial overtone

Sink, fade

Analyze, analyze

Satisfactory; Attractive

Obtain; Get. Have, get, get, learn.

Incentive; Stimulate; Improve the desire to learn. ...

Compensation, satisfaction, proper handling, happiness, faith

Difficult to understand, elusive, difficult to remember, evasive

Flexible; flexible

Collapse, collapse, collapse, collapse, collapse, collapse, collapse, collapse, collapse

Think, believe

External ['external] n.external; external; objective; superficial.

Overcome overcome overcome overcome overcome overcome overcome overcome overcome overcome overcome overcome overcome overcome.

Neutral; Neutral; Neutral; neutral

Cause to happen simultaneously

Feasible; possible

Yoke (horse, mule); Span and pier distance; For a while; Cross the rope. Bind or fasten; Spanning time or space; Measure with your palm; Measuring around by hand is similar to measuring.

Exceptional, unusual, special

Appreciate; Appreciate. Appreciate; Appreciate. Appreciate; Appreciate. Appreciate; Appreciate.

Misleading. Give the wrong impression, deceive or lead astray.

Typical.

Favorable; beneficial

Inactive; Not active.

Acknowledge; Admit. Acknowledge receipt, express gratitude, and write it down.

Revision, revision, revision.

Withdraw; Withdraw. Withdraw, withdraw.

Inconsistent; Unrealistic.

Attribute; Characteristics; Sign. Belong to

Appropriate; Suitable. Set aside (money); engage

Democratic, popular and equal.

Right of nomination, appointment and nomination

Decline; Decline; Decline in old age

Physical; Physical.

Nomination. Nominate, assign and register horse races

Dominant; prevailing

inevitable

Monopoly. monopolize

Moderate, moderate

Chaos ['disorder] n.chaos.

Irrelevant; inconnected

Imitate, imitate

Suffer, experience, endure

Refining; Refine. Refine, refine, refine.

Pleasant; satisfactory

Negative; Negative.

Meditate. Gaze, meditate, plan

Literal [computer] literal

Necessary; Urgently; Urgently; It is necessary.

Deprivation; Deprivation Deprivation; Deprivation

Win, win, rule

Symptoms; sign

chronic

Compensatory

☆ Keyword 2 (67 words) of Self-taught English 2.

Enhance vt. Improve, strengthen and increase

The original; The original; The original.

Against vt Face, confront, encounter

Modest, moderate and dignified

Miserable, painful, poor

Separate, separate

Determinant, authoritative, clear and qualified qualifier

Development; Evolution. & progress, evolution, expansion

First of all, mainly

Strengthen vt. ; Strengthen. Strengthen; Supplement 6. Ask for help; Get reinforcements; Give more support; Strengthen; Reinforcement; reinforcement material

Spontaneous; Voluntary; voluntary

Bear. Engage in, guarantee

In line with ... ...

Eliminate [computer] eliminate

Formerly adv

Subtle, sensitive, subtle, cunning, not obvious

Reduce. Reduce, cut down, shorten

Meet unexpectedly. Encounter, encounter, encounter

Assemble ['assemble] n.

Ruin one's reputation Create ... untrustworthy, suspicious, and damaging credit ...

Capture; Capture. ] vt。 Capture; Capture. ].

Compassion ['pity] n.

Foster's; Foster; Foster care. (Britain, Czech Republic, Italy, Portugal, France, Germany, Russia, Spain) Foster

Profound. Extremely profound, profound, profound and serious.

Depressed, depressed

Limit, result, happen (as a result)

Fence; Barrier; protective screen

Pledge, pledge, pledge to drink to the health of. ...

all-pervasive

Incredible; Inconceivable

Hang in there. Hold on, hold on, hold on.

Evaluate vt. estimate

Ultimate, ultimate, ultimate, ultimate.

Conquer; Conquer. Conquer.

Universal; Universal; universal

Rare. Lacking, insufficient, rare; reluctant

Promote ['promotion] n.

Integration; Make ... become a whole

Progressive person

Infiltration, infiltration

Perspective ['perspective] a. perspective.

There is no doubt about the past tense and past participle of skilled, accomplished, accomplished and completed verbs.

Achievement, talent, knowledge

Interviewee, interviewee

Interviewer, examiner (in an interview)

applicable

Application, application, application; Applications, requests and application forms; Diligence, diligence; Applied medicine

Convincing; Convincing. Make ... convince and make ... got it.

Appointment, appointment, appointment, position, equipment

Outstanding; Excellence; Special honor

distinctive

Inspiration, inspiration, inspiration

Inspiring

Analytical; Analytical.

Desire, desire

Satisfied, complete and credible present participle of verb satisfy

Usually, as a function.

Advantage ['advantage] n.advantage advantageous

Activities; Activities; Action; active

To make inactive. To make inactive, make inactive

Attributive adj

Nominated person, nominal person

Domination, dominance, superiority

Happy, cheerful

Compassionate.

Marvel Comics, a strange thing, a rare example.

Promotive; propagandist

☆ Self-study English two key phrases (37 words).

Action process action steps

On the road (on the road)

Guess v.

in part

I don't know, I don't know, I haven't heard of it.

be at a disadvantage

Refuse, refuse, refuse

Swallow up, exhaust, engulf

use

Speculation about ... ...

In other words, that is to say

consist of ...

In circulation. In this case, that's it.

Never, under any circumstances.

Have an impact on ... ...

First of all, especially

Usually, generally speaking,

Execute. (carry out, realize)

Conj in this case. If it is.

Open vi. Open (develop, show, start, expose)

Considering. Consider (notice, consider, understand)

Sensitive to conj. Be sensitive to ...

Equivalent to. Total * * * reaches (total, equal to) equivalent to; mean

Born, born

When it comes to, when it comes to

Discuss, deal with, involve, deal with, and do business ...

Worth it, worth it.

Protect ... protect ...

Protect from ... for protection

Different from v.

Watch, watch, take care of

In perfect agreement, at the same time

Until, equivalent to, competent ...)

Lots and lots

existent

Happen, happen