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SAT词汇技能3 - 第38课

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inwardly
inwardly
[副词]

used to refer to thoughts or feelings kept private within the mind

内心地, 在心里

内心地, 在心里

Ex: He congratulated his rival, inwardly feeling a pang of disappointment. 

他祝贺了他的对手,内心感到一阵失望。

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to intrude
to intrude
[动词]

to go somewhere or get involved in something without invitation

侵入, 干涉

侵入, 干涉

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to intromit
to intromit
[动词]

to give permission for entry

允许进入, 准许进入

允许进入, 准许进入

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to instill
to instill
[动词]

to gradually establish an idea, feeling, etc. in someone's mind

灌输, 逐渐建立

灌输, 逐渐建立

Ex: Teachers work to instill a love for reading in students by introducing them to a variety of engaging books. 

教师通过向学生介绍各种引人入胜的书籍,努力灌输对阅读的热爱。

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to inoculate
to inoculate
[动词]

to boost the immunity system of a person or animal against a disease by vaccination

接种, 打疫苗

接种, 打疫苗

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upcast
upcast
[名词]

a passage through which air exits a mine

空气排出通道, 通风井

空气排出通道, 通风井

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upright
upright
[形容词]

(of a person) standing or sitting with a straight back

直立的, 垂直的

直立的, 垂直的

Ex: Jason sat in an upright position while the doctor examined him. 
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to uproot
to uproot
[动词]

to forcibly remove people from their homeland and relocate them to a foreign environment

连根拔起, 强制迁移

连根拔起, 强制迁移

Ex: He was uprooted from his village and sent to the city. 

他被从他的村庄连根拔起并被送往城市。

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upshot
upshot
[名词]

the final outcome of a series of actions, events, or discussions

最终结果, 结局

最终结果, 结局

Ex: Despite the team's efforts, the upshot of the project was less than expected. 

尽管团队付出了努力,但项目的结果却不如预期。

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upstart
upstart
[形容词]

relatively new or inexperienced in a position, often displaying ambition or a desire for rapid advancement

暴发户, 新贵

暴发户, 新贵

Ex: The upstart had the audacity to question the decisions of the seasoned professionals. 

那个暴发户竟敢质疑经验丰富的专业人士的决定。

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turbid
turbid
[形容词]

(of liquids) lacking in clarity for being mixed by other things such as sand or soil

浑浊的, 泥泞的

浑浊的, 泥泞的

Ex: After heavy rainfall, the usually clear pond became turbid and brown. 

大雨过后,通常清澈的池塘变得浑浊并呈棕色。

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turmoil
turmoil
[名词]

a state of extreme disturbance that causes a lot of worry and uncertainty

混乱, 动荡

混乱, 动荡

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turpitude
turpitude
[名词]

a disposition or behavior that is extremely immoral or wicked

卑鄙, 邪恶

卑鄙, 邪恶

Ex: The novel explored themes of moral turpitude in the characters' lives. 

小说探讨了人物生活中道德堕落的主题。

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transatlantic
transatlantic
[形容词]

spanning to both sides of the Atlantic Ocean, typically between Europe and North America

跨大西洋的, 横贯大西洋的

跨大西洋的, 横贯大西洋的

Ex: She maintains transatlantic friendships, regularly communicating with friends in both Europe and North America. 

她保持着跨大西洋的友谊,定期与欧洲和北美的朋友交流。

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transcontinental
transcontinental
[形容词]

extending across a continent

横贯大陆的, 跨洲的

横贯大陆的, 跨洲的

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to supplant
to supplant
[动词]

to replace something, especially by force or through competition

取代, 替换

取代, 替换

Ex: In the world of technology, emerging innovations often seek to supplant older models. 

在技术世界中,新兴的创新往往试图取代旧模型。

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supplementary
supplementary
[形容词]

provided to improve or enhance something that already exists

补充的, 附加的

补充的, 附加的

Ex: The guidebook included supplementary chapters to offer a deeper understanding of the main subject. 

指南包括补充章节,以提供对主题更深入的理解。

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