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SAT词汇技能1 - 第41课

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to impugn
to impugn
[动词]

to question someone's honesty, quality, motive, etc.

质疑, 非难

质疑, 非难

Ex: It's not right to impugn someone's character based solely on rumors. 

仅凭谣言就质疑某人的品格是不对的。

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intuition
intuition
[名词]

the ability to understand or know something immediately, without conscious reasoning or evidence

直觉, 预感

直觉, 预感

Ex: Experienced doctors often rely on intuition in emergency situations. 

经验丰富的医生在紧急情况下常常依赖直觉。

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intuitive
intuitive
[形容词]

based on or derived from instinct rather than rational analysis

直觉的, 本能的

直觉的, 本能的

Ex: The design was intuitive, making it easy for users to navigate without instructions. 

设计直观,使用户无需指导即可轻松导航。

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credence
credence
[名词]

belief in the truth of something

可信度, 信念

可信度, 信念

Ex: The idea slowly gained credence in academic circles. 

这个想法在学术界慢慢获得了信任。

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credible
credible
[形容词]

able to be believed or relied on

可信的, 可靠的

可信的, 可靠的

Ex: Despite being a new researcher in the field, her extensive data and methodology made her findings credible. 

尽管是该领域的新研究员,她广泛的数据和方法使她的发现可信。

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creditable
creditable
[形容词]

deserving of approval or respect, though not very exceptional

值得称赞的, 值得尊敬的

值得称赞的, 值得尊敬的

Ex: While not a masterpiece, the artist's early work is still creditable and shows potential. 

虽然不是杰作,但这位艺术家的早期作品仍然值得称赞,并显示出潜力。

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credulity
credulity
[名词]

the willingness to believe or trust too readily

轻信

轻信

Ex: Despite the absurdity of the rumor, it spread quickly due to the credulity of the townsfolk. 

尽管谣言荒谬,但由于镇上居民的轻信,它迅速传播开来。

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credulous
credulous
[形容词]

believing things easily even without much evidence that leads to being easy to deceive

轻信的, 易受骗的

轻信的, 易受骗的

Ex: Celebrities often take advantage of their credulous fans, selling them questionable products. 

名人经常利用他们轻信的粉丝,向他们推销可疑的产品。

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creed
creed
[名词]

a set of fundamental beliefs or guiding principles

信条, 信念

信条, 信念

Ex: Followers of different religious traditions often have their unique creeds that define their faith. 

不同宗教传统的追随者常常有他们独特的信条来定义他们的信仰。

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terrestrial
terrestrial
[形容词]

related to or living on land, rather than in the sea or air

陆地的, 陆生的

陆地的, 陆生的

Ex: While dolphins and whales dominate the oceans, lions and elephants are among the kings of terrestrial habitats. 

虽然海豚和鲸鱼主宰着海洋,但狮子和大象是陆地栖息地的王者之一。

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territorial
territorial
[形容词]

relating to a particular geographic area, region, or territory

Ex: Each office has responsibility for a different territorial area. 
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to proliferate

to grow in amount or number rapidly

激增, 迅速增长

激增, 迅速增长

Ex: The use of renewable energy sources has been steadily proliferating across the globe as countries seek to reduce their dependence on fossil fuels and combat climate change. 

可再生能源的使用在全球范围内稳步增加,因为各国寻求减少对化石燃料的依赖并应对气候变化。

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prolific
prolific
[形容词]

(of an author, artist, etc.) having a high level of productivity or creativity, especially in producing a large quantity of work or ideas

多产的, 高产的

多产的, 高产的

Ex: She was a prolific artist, creating dozens of paintings each month. 

她是一位多产的艺术家,每月创作数十幅画作。

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causal
causal
[形容词]

related to the relationship between two things in which one is the cause of the other

因果的, 因果关系的

因果的, 因果关系的

Ex: She wrote a paper on the causal link between poverty and crime. 

她写了一篇关于贫困与犯罪之间因果关系的论文。

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caustic
caustic
[形容词]

the ability to chemically corrode or eat away materials, typically referring to strong acids

腐蚀性的,苛性的

腐蚀性的,苛性的

Ex: Extreme caution must be exercised when handling caustic materials to avoid accidents and injury. 

处理腐蚀性材料时必须格外小心,以避免事故和伤害。

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to cauterize
to cauterize
[动词]

to burn or seal a wound or tissue, typically to prevent infection and stop bleeding

烧灼, 烧灼以封闭

烧灼, 烧灼以封闭

Ex: In traditional medicine, they often cauterize wounds to prevent infection. 

在传统医学中,他们经常烧灼伤口以防止感染。

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to expand
to expand
[动词]

to spread out or stretch in various directions

展开, 扩展

展开, 扩展

Ex: As the hot air balloon ascended, it expanded to its full size, carrying the passengers high above the landscape. 
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expanse
expanse
[名词]

a vast, open area or surface

广阔, 辽阔的区域

广阔, 辽阔的区域

Ex: The night sky was a breathtaking expanse of stars and constellations. 

夜空是星星和星座令人叹为观止的广阔。

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expansion
expansion
[名词]

an increase in the amount, size, importance, or degree of something

扩张, 扩展

扩张, 扩展

Ex: The expansion of the company led to new job opportunities in the region. 
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