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托福高级词汇 - 说服与协议

在这里,你将学习一些关于说服和同意的英语单词,如“accede”、“entice”、“rupture”等,这些都是托福考试所需要的。

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to acquiesce
to acquiesce
[动词]

to reluctantly accept something without protest

默许, 勉强接受

默许, 勉强接受

Ex: The board of directors reluctantly acquiesced to the CEO 's decision , even though some members disagreed .

董事会不情愿地默许了CEO的决定,尽管一些成员不同意。

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to advance
to advance
[动词]

to propose an idea or theory for discussion

提出, 推进

提出, 推进

Ex: The architect advanced a unique design concept for the new building .

建筑师提出了一个新建筑的独特设计概念。

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to bespeak
to bespeak
[动词]

to indicate or show something

表明, 显示

表明, 显示

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to countenance

to agree and not oppose to something that one generally finds unacceptable or unpleasant

容忍, 批准

容忍, 批准

Ex: It's important not to countenance behavior that goes against your principles or values, even if it's coming from a close friend.

重要的是不要纵容违背你原则或价值观的行为,即使它来自亲密的朋友。

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to demur
to demur
[动词]

to express one's disagreement, refusal, or reluctance

反对, 犹豫

反对, 犹豫

Ex: He has demurred on accepting the promotion , unsure if he 's ready for the responsibility .

他对接受晋升表示异议,不确定自己是否准备好承担责任。

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to entice
to entice
[动词]

to make someone do something specific, often by offering something attractive

诱惑, 吸引

诱惑, 吸引

Ex: The restaurant enticed diners downtown with its unique fusion cuisine and lively atmosphere .

这家餐厅以其独特的融合美食和活泼的氛围吸引了市中心的食客。

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to insinuate
to insinuate
[动词]

to gradually move oneself or a thing into a particular place or position by elusive manipulation

暗示, 悄悄引入

暗示, 悄悄引入

Ex: She insinuated her way into the social circle by attending events where she knew influential members would be present .

她通过参加她知道有影响力成员会出席的活动,悄悄进入了社交圈。

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to moot
to moot
[动词]

to bring up a topic or question for discussion

提出, 提议

提出, 提议

Ex: The question of funding was mooted but ultimately not addressed in the discussion .

资金问题被提出,但最终在讨论中未得到解决。

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to prompt
to prompt
[动词]

to encourage someone to do or say something

促使, 鼓励

促使, 鼓励

Ex: The counselor gently prompted the client to express their feelings

顾问轻轻地鼓励客户表达他们的感受。

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to nobble
to nobble
[动词]

to persuade someone to do what one wants by threatening them or giving them money

贿赂, 通过威胁或给钱来说服

贿赂, 通过威胁或给钱来说服

Ex: The coach was accused of nobbling the referees to ensure favorable calls for his team during the match .

教练被指控贿赂裁判以确保在比赛中对他的球队有利的判罚。

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to prevail on

to persuade and convince a person to do something

说服, 劝服

说服, 劝服

Ex: He found it difficult to prevail on his partner to adopt the new budget plan .

他发现很难说服他的伙伴采用新的预算计划。

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to rescind
to rescind
[动词]

to officially cancel a law, decision, agreement, etc.

撤销, 废除

撤销, 废除

Ex: The company has rescinded the controversial policy after receiving significant backlash from employees .

公司在收到员工的强烈反对后,撤销了有争议的政策。

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to rupture
to rupture
[动词]

to cause an agreement or relation to be breached

破裂, 断绝

破裂, 断绝

Ex: The betrayal of a close friend ruptured their friendship , leaving both parties feeling hurt and betrayed .

一位密友的背叛破裂了他们的友谊,让双方都感到受伤和背叛。

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bellicose
bellicose
[形容词]

displaying a willingness to start an argument, fight, or war

好战的, 挑衅的

好战的, 挑衅的

Ex: Jake 's bellicose attitude often leads to arguments with his classmates .

Jake的好斗态度经常导致与同学发生争执。

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coaxing
coaxing
[形容词]

persuasive in a gentle manner

劝说的, 哄骗的

劝说的, 哄骗的

Ex: The coaxing attitude of the host made the guests feel comfortable and welcome.

主人劝诱的态度让客人感到舒适和受欢迎。

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indicative
indicative
[形容词]

serving as a clear sign or signal of something

指示的, 表现的

指示的, 表现的

Ex: His calm demeanor during the crisis was indicative of his strong leadership abilities .

他在危机期间的冷静态度表明了他强大的领导能力。

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pugnacious
pugnacious
[形容词]

eager to start a fight or argument

好斗的, 好争吵的

好斗的, 好争吵的

Ex: The pugnacious young man frequently found himself in disputes over trivial matters .

那个好斗的年轻人经常因为琐事与人发生争执。

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tacit
tacit
[形容词]

suggested or understood without being verbally expressed

默示的, 心照不宣的

默示的, 心照不宣的

Ex: The manager 's tacit disapproval was apparent through his lack of encouragement .

经理 tacit 的不赞成通过他缺乏鼓励显而易见。

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uncontentious
uncontentious
[形容词]

unlikely to cause an argument

无争议的, 不太可能引起争论的

无争议的, 不太可能引起争论的

Ex: The new guidelines were uncontentious, ensuring a smooth transition for all departments .

新指南无争议,确保所有部门顺利过渡。

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abrogation
abrogation
[名词]

the act of officially abolishing or ending a law, agreement, etc.

废除, 废止

废除, 废止

Ex: The government announced the abrogation of the trade agreement due to unresolved disputes .

政府宣布由于未解决的争议废除贸易协定。

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connotation
connotation
[名词]

an idea, feeling, or meaning that is implied, suggested, or associated with a word or expression beyond its literal definition

内涵, 言外之意

内涵, 言外之意

Ex: The term " snake " has connotations of deceit .

“蛇”这个词有欺骗的内涵

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blandishments

words or actions meant to flatter or charm someone in order to persuade them to do something

奉承话, 甜言蜜语

奉承话, 甜言蜜语

Ex: Politicians often rely on blandishments to gain public support .

政治家常常依靠奉承来获得公众支持。

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complaisance
complaisance
[名词]

willingness to do what makes others pleased and accept their opinions

顺从

顺从

Ex: The manager valued her employee ’s complaisance, which contributed to a harmonious work environment .

经理重视她员工的顺从,这有助于营造和谐的工作环境。

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divergence
divergence
[名词]

a difference in interests, views, opinions, etc.

分歧

分歧

Ex: The family 's religious divergence led to lively dinner table debates .

家庭宗教分歧导致了餐桌上激烈的辩论。

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exhortation
exhortation
[名词]

the action or process of trying very hard to persuade someone to do something

劝告, 敦促

劝告, 敦促

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harangue
harangue
[名词]

a loud, forceful, and emotional speech or lecture, intended to persuade or criticize

激昂的演说, 激烈的长篇大论

激昂的演说, 激烈的长篇大论

Ex: The activist 's harangue energized the crowd .

活动家的激昂演说使人群振奋起来。

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temptation
temptation
[名词]

the wish to do or have something, especially something improper or foolish

诱惑, 欲望

诱惑, 欲望

Ex: She resisted the temptation to check her phone during the meeting , focusing instead on the discussion at hand .

她抵制住了在会议期间查看手机的诱惑,而是专注于手头的讨论。

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ratification
ratification
[名词]

the act of validating an agreement by signing it or voting for it

批准, 确认

批准, 确认

Ex: Ratification of the amendment took place during the annual general meeting .

修正案的批准在年度大会期间进行。

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approbation
approbation
[名词]

official approval or agreement

批准,  认可

批准, 认可

Ex: The film received the approbation of several prestigious film festivals .

这部电影获得了几个著名电影节的认可

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unanimity
unanimity
[名词]

a situation in which all those involved are in complete agreement on something

一致同意, 全体一致

一致同意, 全体一致

Ex: The team showed unanimity in their support for the new strategy .

团队在支持新战略方面表现出了一致同意

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feuding
feuding
[名词]

sharp disagreements between people that last for a long time

争执, 冲突

争执, 冲突

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fray
fray
[名词]

a loud, disorderly quarrel or brawl involving multiple people

斗殴, 纷争

斗殴, 纷争

Ex: The political rally turned into a fray as opposing factions clashed .

政治集会演变成了一场混战,因为对立的派系发生了冲突。

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impasse
impasse
[名词]

a difficult situation in which opposing parties cannot reach an agreement

僵局, 死胡同

僵局, 死胡同

Ex: Budget discussions fell into an impasse over tax reforms .

预算讨论因税收改革而陷入僵局

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schism
schism
[名词]

a division between a group of people caused by their disagreement over beliefs or views

分裂, 分歧

分裂, 分歧

Ex: The ideological schism between the two factions was evident in their conflicting statements .

两个派系之间的意识形态分裂在他们相互矛盾的声明中显而易见。

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skirmish
skirmish
[名词]

a short, political argument, particularly between rivals

小冲突,  争论

小冲突, 争论

Ex: The skirmish along the border escalated tensions between the two neighboring countries .

边境上的小冲突加剧了两个邻国之间的紧张关系。

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vendetta
vendetta
[名词]

a violent argument between two groups in which members of each side make attempts to murder the members of the opposing side in retaliation for things that occurred in the past

世仇, 血仇

世仇, 血仇

Ex: Authorities struggled to intervene in the vendetta, as deep-seated grudges made reconciliation nearly impossible .

当局难以介入世仇,因为根深蒂固的怨恨使和解几乎不可能。

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