Vocabulary of 202 1 June English reading comprehension test

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1.adjust...d...st] vt。 Correction, calibration and adjustment; Adjust vi. adapt to

2. impose on. flikt] vt。 Impose, endure, endure.

Crowded, crowded

Promote, promote. Has been improved; Push; Promote; Increase; Push, motivate

Property ['property] n.5.property; possessions. Real estate, property; Properties, performance

Foresee [F.:] si:] vt。

7. Utilities [ju:]. Utility [often pl]. ] Public utilities

8. Fines. Penlti] fine

Indulge in, indulge in. Indulge in; Indulge in, indulge in

/kloc ['kloc] n.0.dereliction of duty; misconduct

1 1. confrontation ... n. confrontation; Confrontation; cheque

Renovation. Dos command: change file name ... have ... n] innovation.

13. Evaluate the case of [...preiz].

Biased, biased

Strongly protest. Autkrai ['autkrai] n.

/kloc ['kloc] n.6. compulsory (course)

17. Obsession ... an obsession (or emotion).

Bonus, bonus, bonus, bonus. Something extra to give

19. Internal [in.t.: nl] is within A, internal; Domestic, internal affairs; internal

Condemn, condemn Condemn; Sentence, conviction, etc.

Hug, hug. Hug; Including; Surround ['around] a. embrace, embrace

22. jump into (the water); Rush; A sharp decline, a slump

23. convincing. ] a. persuasive; powerful

24. Shelter [...ELT. ] n. shelter; Domicile; Protection; Protect. from

Mammal ['mammalian] a.

Expose, expose; Expose Reveal; Show, show

27. Certificate [Creeden .. Certificate [Creeden .. l] provides a certificate of trust.

28. Analogy [... National Geographic Society of America

29. prejudice Prednisone. prejudice. Prejudice; harm

30. Ecosystem.

3 1 hypothesis; hypothesis; premise

Arouse ... rauz]vt Arouse, arouse, arouse; awake

33. optics [... ptik.l] a. optics (academic); Full of eyes, visible; visual

Identical ['kknt] a. identical; identical; identical. ); identical

Spectrum ['spectrum] a. 35. spectrum; spectrum; Range, amplitude, series

Demography ['demography] n.

37. field ... mein, d.u-] n-] n. (activities, etc. ) field, scope; Territory, sphere of influence

Pedestrian, pedestrian

39.blunt [bl。 Nt] a. blunt; Stiff; Stiff Dull; dull

Clear ['clear] a. 40. Detailed and clear; Unabashed, explicit

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Light, light. burn

2. Hysteria

Commuting .. mju:t]vi commuting; Commuting. Reduce (punish); Suburban transportation

4. Chronicle

Paralysis ['paralysis] a. 5.

6. derived, derived. Acquisition; Go back to the origin. Source, derivative

Grow sturdily. prosperous

Prosperity ['prosperity] n.prosperity. Flourishing development. Wave (to attract attention)

9. assemble [...semb.l] VI. Gather; Gather. assemble

10. Separation, separation. Dismantle, separate, separate.

1 1.

12. Methods [... pr.ut.] v. Pathway; ways and means

13. diversification [dai.v.: sifai] v. (make) different, (make) diversified.

/kloc ['kloc] n.4. inevitable; inevitable

15. Invalid. Inevitable

16. bankruptcy ['kloc] n.

17. impressionable; impressionable; Allergy; bear

/kloc ['kloc] a. 8. Terrible; Difficult to overcome, intractable

19. Qualified. Elid .. b.l] A. Conditional selection; (esp marriage, etc) appropriate (meaning)

20. unsustainable [[..ns. Not sustainable, not sustainable.

2 1. Not feasible.

Steering, guiding, guiding. To steer, steer; Guide six. drive

23.peer [pi。 People of the same age and status; Noble VI. look carefully/closely

24. Maternity, mother and delivery room.

Masculinity ['masculinity] n.masculinity.

Angry ['furious] n.angry; furious; Intense, intense

27. trembling. mende.sli] ad。 Horribly; greatly

Integrity ['integrity] n.integrity, honesty and sincerity; Complete, complete, perfect

29. Dean [di: n] n. Imam, chief priest; prexy

30. neuron ['neuron] n.neuron; neuron unit; neuron

3 1. crash. /n. collapse; Collapse, sudden failure

Get on the boat, get on the boat. Board a ship (or an airplane, etc.). ); Let's get to work

Explain, explain, explain. Explain; Explain. Explain, explain, explain

Exert, exert, exert. Use (force) and do your best (force); Apply, exert, exert

35. shields. Me: LD] n.

Take off, take off Surging; Fly high, rise; High; Stand tall like a giant

Damage, damage.

38. Sadly .. θ etik] A. Bad; Poor, pathetic

Compassionate ['sympathetic] a. sympathetic; sympathetic; sympathetic.

Perspective ['perspective] a. 40. perspective. Vision; Perspective view

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1. 1. permanent [p .. pet.u.l] a. permanent, long-term; immortal

Permanent ['perman] a. 1.permanent; permanent

3. mask [m ɑ: sk] n. mask, mask; Cover with a mask; cover

Radical ['radical] a. 4. radical; radicals

Panic ['panick] n.5.panic

Consensus ['unanimity] n.6.consensus; unanimity; unanimity. ) unanimously passed

7. equipment; facilities; facilities; capabilities; Departments, disciplines and colleges; competence

8. chaebol

Hot, hot. White and hot, warm

10. Income. (bulk) income (profit); taxation

1 1. Vertebral. vertebral

/kloc ['kloc] n.2. Modest; cautious: dignified; shy

13. appetite [... appetite, appetite; desire

14. Opponent [... against, against.

/kloc ['kloc] n.5. Recruit, supplement and recruit new soldiers.

/kloc ['kloc] n.6. Danger; danger. Try to do it; Take the risk of

/kloc ['kloc] n.7. episode; episode an event; An episode, episode, episode, etc of a play.

Reveal, reveal, reveal. Show, show

/kloc ['kloc] n.9. Metabolic

20. mechanical device, mechanical device. Mechanism, mechanism; Road, road

2 1. Reliable [ri. Reliable, trustworthy

Equivalent ['equik] a. words with the same meaning

23. extensive Widely distributed (or dispersed), universal

Critical ['knt] a. 24. decisive, critical and critical; Critical (critical)

25. Defensive ... Ren. (.Dear

26. alternative. : L.T.: N.Tiv] A. One of the two; Another option; select

Obesity ['obesity] a. 1.obesity

Open-minded; open-minded; open-minded; Freedom (socialism); generous

29. Institute. Research institute, research institute, college. Establish, establish

30. tuition [TJU:. I .. n, tu:-] n. Teaching, teaching and guiding (a certain subject); tuition

3 1. Linguistics [Li .. Linguistic

Obstacle [... British daylight saving time. KL] n。

Consequence ['consequence] a. 33. Consequence; consequence. Important (sexual), significant

34. Physician. Physician

Major ['kknt] a. 35. First of all, major, basic; Initial (level)