书籍 Insight - 高级 - 词汇洞察 2

在这里，您将找到《Insight Advanced》教材中Vocabulary Insight 2的单词，如“liable”、“go against”、“rife”等。

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fascinating [形容词]

迷人的

Ex: Her storytelling abilities are fascinating , drawing listeners in with every word .

她的讲故事能力迷人，用每一个字吸引听众。

classic [形容词]

经典的

Ex: " Pride and Prejudice " is considered a classic novel in English literature .

《傲慢与偏见》被认为是英国文学中的经典小说。

medical [形容词]

医疗的

Ex:

医院实施了新的医疗程序以提升病人护理。

aware [形容词]

意识到的

Ex: The company made employees aware of the new policies through email notifications .

公司通过电子邮件通知让员工了解了新政策。

liable [形容词]

易于

Ex: When driving under the influence , you are liable to face serious legal consequences .

在酒驾时，你可能面临严重的法律后果。

plus [介词]

used to introduce an additional fact, feature, or point

Ex:

rife [形容词]

充满

Ex: The forest was rife with mosquitoes during the summer months .

夏季的森林里充满了蚊子。

plenty [代词]

很多

Ex: The farmer harvested plenty of apples this season , more than ever before .

农民这个季节收获了大量苹果，比以往任何时候都多。

major [形容词]

重要的

Ex: The major concern for the organization is maintaining financial stability .

该组织的主要关切是保持财务稳定。

to go against [动词]

反对

Ex: In a democratic society , people have the right to go against established norms and seek change .

在民主社会中，人们有权反对既定规范并寻求改变。

to [bury|have] {one's} head in the sand [短语]

to intentionally ignore unpleasant facts about a situation and hope that the situation improves by doing so

Ex: Ignoring financial problems wo n't make them disappear ; you ca n't bury your head in the sand forever .

to [turn] a blind eye [短语]

to pretend as if one cannot see or notice something

Ex: The teacher should not turn a blind eye to cheating during exams ; it sets a bad example for the students .

to bow down [动词]

鞠躬

Ex: She felt compelled to bow down in front of the statue , overwhelmed by its beauty .

她感到被迫在雕像前鞠躬，被它的美丽所压倒。

penalty [名词]

处罚

Ex: The penalty for committing a crime can vary depending on the severity of the offense .

犯罪的惩罚可以根据犯罪的严重程度而有所不同。

defendant [名词]

被告

Ex: The courtroom was packed with spectators eager to hear the defendant 's testimony .

法庭里挤满了急于听取被告证词的观众。

to plead [动词]

辩护

Ex: The lawyer advised his client to plead guilty to the lesser offense to avoid a harsher sentence .

律师建议他的当事人对较轻的罪行认罪，以避免更严厉的判决。

prosecution [名词]

起诉

Ex: The prosecution was complicated by a lack of clear evidence .

起诉因缺乏明确证据而变得复杂。

confession [名词]

an acknowledgment of having committed a wrong, shameful, or embarrassing act

Ex: The teacher encouraged a confession after the cheating incident .

acquittal [名词]

无罪释放

Ex: The acquittal came as a surprise to many observers , who had anticipated a different outcome based on the evidence presented .

无罪释放对许多观察者来说是一个意外，他们根据提供的证据预期了不同的结果。

to foreshadow [动词]

预示

Ex: The ominous music in the movie foreshadowed a tense and dramatic scene .

电影中不祥的音乐预示了一个紧张而戏剧性的场景。

书籍 Insight - 高级
单元1 - 1A	单元1 - 1C	单元1 - 1D	单元1 - 1E
词汇洞察 1	单元2 - 2A	单元2 - 2C	单元2 - 2D
单元2 - 2E	词汇洞察 2	单元3 - 3A	单元3 - 3C
单元3 - 3D	单元3 - 3E	词汇洞察 3	单元4 - 4A
单元4 - 4C	单元4 - 4D	单元4 - 4E	词汇洞察 4
单元5 - 5A	单元5 - 5C	单元5 - 5D	单元5 - 5E
词汇洞察5	单元6 - 6A	单元6 - 6C	单元6 - 6D
词汇洞察 6	单元7 - 7A	单元7 - 7C	单元7 - 7D
词汇洞察 7	单元8 - 8A	单元8 - 8C	单元8 - 8D
词汇洞察 8	单元9 - 9A	单元9 - 9C	单元9 - 9D
词汇洞察 9	单元10 - 10A	单元10 - 10C	词汇洞察 10