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SAT词汇技能5 - 第42课

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nepotism
nepotism
[名词]

favoritism shown to relatives, especially in granting jobs, promotions, or other advantages

裙带关系

裙带关系

Ex: In the small town, government contracts were often awarded to the mayor's relatives, raising concerns about nepotism and corruption. 

在这个小镇上,政府合同经常授予市长的亲属,引发了人们对裙带关系和腐败的担忧。

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realism
realism
[名词]

a literary or artistic style that gives a lifelike representation of people, events, and objects

现实主义, 自然主义

现实主义, 自然主义

Ex: Realism in literature often involves focusing on ordinary characters and situations, avoiding romanticized or idealized portrayals. 

文学中的现实主义通常涉及关注普通人物和情境,避免浪漫化或理想化的描绘。

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aphorism
aphorism
[名词]

a concise, memorable statement that expresses a general truth, principle, or observation, often witty or philosophical

格言, 警句

格言, 警句

Ex: Her speech was peppered with clever aphorisms. 

她的演讲中点缀着巧妙的警句。

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pessimism
pessimism
[名词]

the negative quality of having doubts about the future and expect the worst possible outcomes

悲观主义

悲观主义

Ex: She tried to overcome her pessimism by focusing on positive aspects. 

她试图通过关注积极方面来克服她的悲观情绪。

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mannerism
mannerism
[名词]

a distinctive style, behavior, or way of doing things that is characteristic of a particular individual, group, or period

风格主义, 独特性

风格主义, 独特性

Ex: John's mannerism of twirling his hair when deep in thought became a recognizable trait among his friends. 

约翰在深思时捻头发的习惯在他的朋友中成了一个可识别的特征。

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truism
truism
[名词]

a self-evident truth or axiomatic statement that does not worth mentioning, used as a literary device

自明之理, 不言而喻的真理

自明之理, 不言而喻的真理

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Americanism
Americanism
[名词]

the ideology, customs, values, and cultural traits that are considered characteristic of the United States or its citizens

美国主义, 美国的意识形态

美国主义, 美国的意识形态

Ex: The phrase "the American Dream" embodies Americanism, representing the belief in upward social mobility and achieving success through hard work and determination. 

“美国梦”这一短语体现了美国主义,代表着对通过努力工作和决心实现社会上升流动性和成功的信念。

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altruism
altruism
[名词]

the selfless concern for the well-being of others, often demonstrated through acts of kindness, compassion, and generosity

利他主义, 无私

利他主义, 无私

Ex: Volunteering at a local soup kitchen to help feed the homeless demonstrates altruism by giving time and effort for the benefit of others. 

在当地施粥处志愿服务帮助无家可归者进食,通过为他人利益付出时间和努力展示了利他主义。

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plagiarism
plagiarism
[名词]

the act of using someone else's work or ideas without giving them proper credit or permission

剽窃, 抄袭

剽窃, 抄袭

Ex: Plagiarism is a serious offense in academic writing. 

剽窃是学术写作中的严重违法行为。

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ventriloquist

an entertainer who can manipulate their voice in a way that makes it seem like it is coming from a puppet or dummy

腹语术者, 腹语表演者

腹语术者, 腹语表演者

Ex: She became famous as a ventriloquist after winning a talent show with her skillful puppetry and comedic timing. 

她凭借精湛的木偶技艺和喜剧时机赢得才艺表演后,以口技表演者的身份成名。

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zeitgeist
zeitgeist
[名词]

the defining spirit or mood of a particular period in history, reflecting the ideas and beliefs of the time

时代精神, 时代氛围

时代精神, 时代氛围

Ex: The Enlightenment was characterized by a zeitgeist of reason, skepticism, and intellectual curiosity, leading to advancements in science, philosophy, and political thought. 

启蒙运动以理性、怀疑主义和求知欲的时代精神为特征,导致了科学、哲学和政治思想的进步。

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fatalist
fatalist
[名词]

someone who believes that all events are predetermined and inevitable, often accepting them passively without attempting to change or influence outcomes

宿命论者, 决定论者

宿命论者, 决定论者

Ex: The fatalist refuses to take any action to prevent climate change, believing that the Earth's destruction is inevitable regardless of human intervention. 

宿命论者拒绝采取任何行动来防止气候变化,认为无论人类干预与否,地球的毁灭都是不可避免的。

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lobbyist
lobbyist
[名词]

someone who attempts to persuade politicians to agree or disagree with a law being made or changed

说客, 游说者

说客, 游说者

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masochist
masochist
[名词]

someone who derives pleasure or gratification from experiencing pain, humiliation, or suffering, either inflicted by oneself or by others

受虐狂, 从痛苦中获得快感的人

受虐狂, 从痛苦中获得快感的人

Ex: The masochist derives pleasure from enduring physical pain, often by engaging in activities such as piercing or tattooing. 

受虐狂通过忍受身体上的痛苦来获得快感,通常通过从事穿刺或纹身等活动。

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numismatist
numismatist
[名词]

someone who collects, studies, or deals with coins, currency, and related items, often as a hobby or profession

钱币学家, 硬币收藏家

钱币学家, 硬币收藏家

Ex: As a numismatist, she specialized in ancient Roman coins and frequently attended coin conventions to expand her collection. 

作为一名钱币学家,她专门研究古罗马硬币,并经常参加硬币大会以扩大她的收藏。

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oculist
oculist
[名词]

a healthcare professional specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of eye disorders

眼科医生, 眼科专家

眼科医生, 眼科专家

Ex: As an experienced oculist, she performed delicate eye surgeries, such as cataract removal and laser vision correction. 

作为一名经验丰富的眼科医生,她进行了精细的眼科手术,如白内障摘除和激光视力矫正。

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euthanasia
euthanasia
[名词]

the intentional act of ending a person's life painlessly and without their consent, typically to relieve suffering from a terminal illness or irreversible condition

安乐死, 无痛死亡

安乐死, 无痛死亡

Ex: A family may face a difficult decision regarding euthanasia for their beloved pet who is experiencing incurable pain and suffering. 

一个家庭可能面临关于对他们正在经历无法治愈的痛苦和折磨的宠物实施安乐死的艰难决定。

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hernia
hernia
[名词]

a condition in which part of an organ squeezes through an opening in the muscle or tissue that holds it in place

疝气

疝气

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hysteria
hysteria
[名词]

great excitement, anger, or fear that makes someone unable to control their emotions, and as a result, they start laughing, crying, etc.

歇斯底里, 集体歇斯底里

歇斯底里, 集体歇斯底里

Ex: The child's tantrum bordered on hysteria after his toy broke. 

玩具坏了之后,孩子的脾气近乎歇斯底里。

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mania
mania
[名词]

mental condition that causes extreme and unusual changes in one's energy level, mood, or emotions

躁狂症

躁狂症

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