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SAT词汇技能3 - 第15课

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to intersect
to intersect
[动词]

to meet or cross another path, line, etc. at a particular point

相交, 交叉

相交, 交叉

Ex: Their opinions intersected during the discussion, leading to an agreement. 

他们的意见在讨论中相交,达成了协议。

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to intersperse

to mix things together in order to make them diverse

点缀, 混合

点缀, 混合

Ex: The chef interspersed spicy ingredients with mild ones to create a flavorful dish. 

厨师将辛辣的食材与温和的食材混合在一起,创造出一道美味的菜肴。

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interstice
interstice
[名词]

a space between or inside things

间隙, 缝隙

间隙, 缝隙

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to intervene
to intervene
[动词]

to intentionally become involved in a difficult situation in order to improve it or prevent it from getting worse

干预, 介入

干预, 介入

Ex: The manager chose to intervene in the ongoing project to provide guidance. 

经理选择介入正在进行的项目以提供指导。

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dialect
dialect
[名词]

the spoken form of a language specific to a certain region or people which is slightly different from the standard form in words and grammar

方言, 土话

方言, 土话

Ex: Regional dialects in English, such as British English, American English, and Australian English, vary in pronunciation, vocabulary, and even grammar rules. 

英语中的区域性方言,例如英式英语、美式英语和澳大利亚英语,在发音、词汇甚至语法规则上有所不同。

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dialectical
dialectical
[形容词]

referring to the method of argumentation or discourse that involves the exchange of opposing ideas or viewpoints in order to reach a deeper understanding or resolution

辩证的, 与辩证法有关的

辩证的, 与辩证法有关的

Ex: Hegel's dialectical method posits that progress occurs through the clash and synthesis of conflicting ideas. 

黑格尔的辩证方法认为,进步是通过冲突和对立思想的综合而发生的。

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dialectician
dialectician
[名词]

a person who is skilled in reasoning and discussing in order to reach the truth

辩证学家, 逻辑学家

辩证学家, 逻辑学家

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dialogue
dialogue
[名词]

a discussion between two groups or states, particularly one intended to resolve a problem

对话, 会谈

对话, 会谈

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incoherent
incoherent
[形容词]

(of speech or written discourse) unclear or poorly organized in a way that is not comprehensible

不连贯的, 混乱的

不连贯的, 混乱的

Ex: The student's essay was deemed incoherent due to its lack of structure and confusing arguments. 

由于缺乏结构和令人困惑的论点,学生的论文被认为是不连贯的。

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incombustible
incombustible
[形容词]

having a fireproof quality

不可燃的

不可燃的

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inconceivable
inconceivable
[形容词]

too unlikely to believe or imagine

不可思议的, 难以想象的

不可思议的, 难以想象的

Ex: The idea of flying cars becoming common in the near future seemed inconceivable just a few decades ago. 

飞行汽车在不久的将来变得普遍的想法在几十年前似乎还是不可思议的。

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advocacy
advocacy
[名词]

supporting an action, idea, party, etc. often publicly

倡导,  支持

倡导, 支持

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to advocate
to advocate
[动词]

to publicly support or recommend something

倡导, 支持

倡导, 支持

Ex: The celebrity used their platform to advocate for social justice issues. 

这位名人利用他们的平台来倡导社会正义问题。

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chronic
chronic
[形容词]

(of an illness) difficult to cure and long-lasting

慢性的, 长期的

慢性的, 长期的

Ex: David's chronic depression affects his mood and energy levels on a daily basis. 

大卫的慢性抑郁症每天都影响着他的情绪和能量水平。

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to chronicle
to chronicle
[动词]

to record a series of historical events in a detailed way by a chronological order

记录, 编年

记录, 编年

Ex: She chronicles the journey of explorers through meticulous research and vivid storytelling. 

她通过细致的研究和生动的叙述记录了探险家的旅程。

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chronicler
chronicler
[名词]

a person who records influential or historical events by writing them down in the exact order that they happened

编年史家, 历史学家

编年史家, 历史学家

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chronology
chronology
[名词]

an arrangement of dates or events based on the order they took place

年表

年表

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chronometer
chronometer
[名词]

a timepiece that shows the time in a very exact way, especially one used at sea

精密计时器, 精密时计

精密计时器, 精密时计

Ex: The navigator relied on a marine chronometer to determine the ship's longitude during the voyage. 

航海家依靠航海天文钟来确定航行中船只的经度。

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