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SAT词汇技能5 - 第13课

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putative
putative
[形容词]

considered true and accepted by all but not known for a fact

推定的, 假定的

推定的, 假定的

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abusive
abusive
[形容词]

treating someone cruelly and violently, especially in a physical or psychological way

虐待的, 暴力的

虐待的, 暴力的

Ex: He was arrested for his abusive behavior toward his family. 

他因对家人的虐待行为而被捕。

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pejorative
pejorative
[形容词]

having a negative or belittling connotation

贬义的, 轻蔑的

贬义的, 轻蔑的

Ex: The term became pejorative over time, losing its neutral tone. 

这个术语随着时间的推移变得贬义,失去了其中性语气。

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consecutive
consecutive
[形容词]

continuously happening one after another

连续的,  接连的

连续的, 接连的

Ex: The company reported consecutive quarterly losses, leading to concerns among investors. 

该公司报告了连续季度亏损,引发了投资者的担忧。

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conclusive
conclusive
[形容词]

providing clear and final evidence or proof, leaving no doubt or uncertainty

结论性的, 决定性的

结论性的, 决定性的

Ex: After reviewing all the data, the panel reached a conclusive decision on the matter. 

在审查了所有数据之后,专家组就此问题达成了结论性决定。

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lucrative
lucrative
[形容词]

capable of producing a lot of profit or earning a great amount of money for someone

有利可图的, 赚钱的

有利可图的, 赚钱的

Ex: She started a lucrative online business selling handmade jewelry. 

她开始了一项销售手工珠宝的 lucrative 在线业务。

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decisive
decisive
[形容词]

(of a person) able to make clear, firm decisions quickly, especially in challenging situations

果断的,坚决的

果断的,坚决的

Ex: As a decisive manager, he never hesitated to make tough calls when needed. 

作为一个果断的经理,他从不犹豫在需要时做出艰难的决定。

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diminutive
diminutive
[形容词]

much smaller than what is normal

微小的, 娇小的

微小的, 娇小的

Ex: She wore a diminutive pendant around her neck, a cherished keepsake from her grandmother. 

她脖子上戴着一个非常小的吊坠,那是她祖母的珍贵纪念品。

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instructive
instructive
[形容词]

providing useful information or guidance, often with the intention of teaching or educating

有教育意义的, 指导性的

有教育意义的, 指导性的

Ex: The instructive signs along the trail guided hikers to the summit. 

沿途有教育意义的标志引导徒步者登顶。

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furtive
furtive
[形容词]

behaving in a way to avoid being seen or noticed, especially when feeling guilty

偷偷摸摸的, 鬼鬼祟祟的

偷偷摸摸的, 鬼鬼祟祟的

Ex: His furtive movements made the guard suspicious. 

他鬼鬼祟祟的举动让警卫起了疑心。

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cumulative
cumulative
[形容词]

increasing gradually as more and more is added

累积的, 渐增的

累积的, 渐增的

Ex: The student's understanding of the subject grew through the cumulative study of each chapter. 

通过对每一章的累积学习,学生对该主题的理解增长了。

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tentative
tentative
[形容词]

not firmly established or decided, with the possibility of changes in the future

暂定的, 试探性的

暂定的, 试探性的

Ex: His acceptance of the job offer was tentative, as he wanted to discuss the salary before finalizing anything. 

他对工作机会的接受是暂定的,因为他想在最终确定之前讨论工资。

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productive
productive
[形容词]

causing or resulting in a specific outcome

多产的, 富有成效的

多产的, 富有成效的

Ex: Poor communication can be productive of misunderstandings. 

沟通不畅可能会产生误解。

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conducive
conducive
[形容词]

leading to the desired goal or result by providing the right conditions

有利的, 有助于

有利的, 有助于

Ex: Regular exercise and a balanced diet are conducive to good health. 

定期锻炼和均衡饮食有助于良好的健康。

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expressive
expressive
[形容词]

effectively conveying or revealing a particular quality, emotion, or idea through speech, writing, or artistic means

富有表现力的, 雄辩的

富有表现力的, 雄辩的

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massive
massive
[形容词]

extremely large or heavy

巨大的, 庞大的

巨大的, 庞大的

Ex: The whale was a massive creature, weighing several tons and measuring over 50 feet in length. 

鲸鱼是一种巨大的生物,重达数吨,身长超过50英尺。

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