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SAT词汇技能3 - 第23课

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to adhere
to adhere
[动词]

to firmly stick to something

粘附, 粘贴

粘附, 粘贴

Ex: It's important for the wallpaper to adhere properly to the wall to avoid peeling. 

墙纸粘附在墙上很重要,以避免剥落。

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adhesion
adhesion
[名词]

devotion and loyalty to a certain religion, party, etc.

归属, 忠诚

归属, 忠诚

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briticism
briticism
[名词]

a word, expression or idiom that is only used in British English

英式用语, 英国英语特有的表达

英式用语, 英国英语特有的表达

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calculable
calculable
[形容词]

able to be counted or estimated

可计算的, 可估计的

可计算的, 可估计的

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calculus
calculus
[名词]

the branch of mathematics that comprises differentials and integrals

微积分, 分析

微积分, 分析

Ex: Students often study calculus to understand rates of change. 

学生经常学习微积分以理解变化率。

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to coincide
to coincide
[动词]

to happen at the same time or at nearly the same time as something else

同时发生, 重合

同时发生, 重合

Ex: Emma's visit coincided with Daniel's birthday. 
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coincidence
coincidence
[名词]

a situation in which two things happen simultaneously by chance that is considered unusual

巧合

巧合

Ex: By coincidence, they ended up on the same flight to Paris. 

巧合的是,他们最终登上了同一班飞往巴黎的航班。

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insufficient
insufficient
[形容词]

not enough in degree or amount

不足的, 不充分的

不足的, 不充分的

Ex: Her income was insufficient to cover the cost of living in the expensive city. 

她的收入不足以支付昂贵城市的生活费用。

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intangible
intangible
[形容词]

incapable of being touched or physically grasped

无形的, 触摸不到的

无形的, 触摸不到的

Ex: Happiness is an intangible feeling that comes from within. 

幸福是一种来自内心的无形的感觉。

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intolerable
intolerable
[形容词]

not able to be endured or accepted due to being unpleasant or difficult

无法忍受的, 难以容忍的

无法忍受的, 难以容忍的

Ex: His behavior was intolerable, making it hard for anyone to work with him. 

他的行为难以忍受,让任何人都难以与他共事。

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intractable
intractable
[形容词]

difficult to manage, control, or resolve

难处理的, 倔强的

难处理的, 倔强的

Ex: The intractable problem of poverty requires comprehensive solutions from multiple stakeholders. 

贫困的棘手问题需要多个利益相关者的全面解决方案。

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to nestle
to nestle
[动词]

to position oneself comfortably and cozily

舒适地安顿下来, 依偎

舒适地安顿下来, 依偎

Ex: The baby nestled against its mother's warmth for a nap. 

婴儿依偎在母亲的温暖中小睡。

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nestling
nestling
[名词]

a bird that is too young to leave the nest built by its parents, especially one that has not yet learned how to fly

雏鸟, 幼鸟

雏鸟, 幼鸟

Ex: Each nestling grew rapidly during the warm spring days. 
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obituary
obituary
[名词]

an article or report, especially in a newspaper, published soon after the death of a person, typically containing details about their life

讣告, 死亡通知

讣告, 死亡通知

Ex: Writing an obituary can be a way for loved ones to celebrate and remember the life of the deceased. 

写讣告可以是亲人庆祝和纪念逝者生命的一种方式。

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obsequy
obsequy
[名词]

a ceremony held to honor and bury someone who has died

葬礼, 殡葬仪式

葬礼, 殡葬仪式

Ex: Friends shared stories about her laughter during the obsequy. 

朋友们分享了她在葬礼期间的笑声故事。

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to desecrate
to desecrate
[动词]

to insult or damage something that people greatly respect or consider holy, particularly a place

亵渎, 玷污

亵渎, 玷污

Ex: The act of burning the national flag is often seen as a way to desecrate a symbol of a country's pride. 

焚烧国旗的行为常被视为亵渎国家骄傲象征的一种方式。

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desecration
desecration
[名词]

the act of treating something sacred with disrespect or violation

亵渎, 玷污

亵渎, 玷污

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intemperance
intemperance
[名词]

the act of going overboard with one's actions or desires

放纵

放纵

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