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B2级单词表 - 有用的形容词

在这里,您将学习一些有用的英语形容词,如“准确的”、“额外的”、“绝对的”等,为B2学习者准备。

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CEFR B2 Vocabulary
absolute
absolute
[形容词]

complete and total, with no imperfections or exceptions

绝对的, 完全的

绝对的, 完全的

Ex: The lab procedures demanded absolute cleanliness to avoid contaminating the samples. 
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accurate
accurate
[形容词]

(of measurements, information, etc.) free from errors and matching facts

准确的,精确的

准确的,精确的

Ex: The scientist presented an accurate report based on years of research. 

科学家根据多年的研究提出了一份准确的报告。

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actual
actual
[形容词]

existing in reality rather than being theoretical or imaginary

实际的, 真实的

实际的, 真实的

Ex: She compared the advertised features of the product with its actual performance. 
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additional
additional
[形容词]

added or extra to what is already present or available

额外的, 附加的

额外的, 附加的

Ex: The company hired additional staff to handle the increased workload. 

公司雇佣了额外的员工来处理增加的工作量。

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advance
advance
[形容词]

done, provided, or arranged before a future event or expected time

提前的, 预先的

提前的, 预先的

Ex: He received advance notice about the meeting to prepare adequately. 
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apparent
apparent
[形容词]

easy to see or notice

明显的, 可见的

明显的, 可见的

Ex: The apparent damage to the car suggested it had been in an accident. 

汽车明显的损坏表明它曾发生过事故。

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appropriate
appropriate
[形容词]

suitable or acceptable for a given situation or purpose

适当的, 合适的

适当的, 合适的

Ex: Bringing a gift is appropriate when attending a party. 
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blind
blind
[形容词]

not able to see

盲的

盲的

Ex: The blind student uses screen reading software to access digital content. 
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brief
brief
[形容词]

short in duration

短暂的, 简短的

短暂的, 简短的

Ex: The storm brought a brief period of heavy rain. 
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broad
broad
[形容词]

having a large distance between one side and another

宽的, 广阔的

宽的, 广阔的

Ex: His shoulders were broad, giving him a powerful and imposing appearance. 
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capable
capable
[形容词]

having the ability or capacity to do something

有能力的, 能干的

有能力的, 能干的

Ex: The machine is capable of producing thousands of units daily. 

这台机器能够每天生产数千个单位。

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characteristic
characteristic
[形容词]

serving to identify or distinguish something or someone

特征的, 独特的

特征的, 独特的

Ex: The way she reacts to challenges is a characteristic trait of her personality. 
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chief
chief
[形容词]

having the highest importance

主要的, 最重要的

主要的, 最重要的

Ex: In this project, the chief objective is to develop sustainable solutions for environmental conservation. 
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complicated
complicated
[形容词]

involving many different parts or elements that make something difficult to understand or deal with

复杂的, 难懂的

复杂的, 难懂的

Ex: Explaining the scientific theory to the students was complicated, as it required breaking down complex concepts. 

向学生解释科学理论很复杂,因为它需要分解复杂的概念。

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concerned
concerned
[形容词]

feeling worried or troubled about a particular situation or issue

担心的, 忧虑的

担心的, 忧虑的

Ex: He felt concerned about the impact of climate change on future generations. 

他对气候变化对未来几代人的影响感到担忧。

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confusing
confusing
[形容词]

not clear or easily understood

令人困惑的, 不清楚的

令人困惑的, 不清楚的

Ex: The user interface of the app was confusing, making it difficult for users to navigate. 

应用程序的用户界面令人困惑,使用户难以导航。

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conscious
conscious
[形容词]

aware of and responsive to one's surroundings

有意识的, 清醒的

有意识的, 清醒的

Ex: The patient remained conscious throughout the operation. 

患者在手术过程中一直保持清醒。

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constant
constant
[形容词]

happening continuously without stopping for a long time

持续的, 不断的

持续的, 不断的

Ex: The constant changing of regulations made it challenging for businesses to adapt. 
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corporate
corporate
[形容词]

involving a large company

企业的, 公司的

企业的, 公司的

Ex: Corporate taxes play a significant role in government revenue collection. 
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crucial
crucial
[形容词]

extremely important or essential

关键的, 至关重要的

关键的, 至关重要的

Ex: Timing was crucial for the success of the plan. 

时机对于计划的成功至关重要。

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deliberate
deliberate
[形容词]

intended or done consciously rather than accidentally

故意的,  蓄意的

故意的, 蓄意的

Ex: Emma made a deliberate choice to leave her phone at home. 
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detailed
detailed
[形容词]

including many specific elements or pieces of information

详细的, 细致的

详细的, 细致的

Ex: The map had detailed markings showing all the hiking trails in the national park. 

地图上有详细的标记,显示了国家公园里所有的徒步小径。

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downward
downward
[形容词]

facing or pointing toward a lower level or position

向下的, 朝下的

向下的, 朝下的

Ex: The downward slope of the hill made hiking difficult. 

山坡的向下坡度使徒步旅行变得困难。

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efficient
efficient
[形容词]

(of a system or machine) achieving maximum productivity without wasting much time, effort, or money

高效的, 有效率的

高效的, 有效率的

Ex: Using public transportation is more efficient than driving a car, especially in congested areas. 
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entire
entire
[形容词]

involving or describing the whole of something

整个, 完整

整个, 完整

Ex: She ate the entire cake by herself, savoring each delicious bite. 
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ethical
ethical
[形容词]

according to moral duty and obligations

道德的

道德的

Ex: The journalist followed ethical guidelines in reporting the sensitive story. 

记者在报道敏感故事时遵循了道德准则。

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even
even
[形容词]

uniform in dimensions or quantity

均匀的, 规则的

均匀的, 规则的

Ex: The fence posts were placed at even intervals along the perimeter. 

篱笆桩沿着周边以均匀的间隔放置。

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executive
executive
[形容词]

having the authority to implement laws, policies, and decisions

行政的,  执行的

行政的, 执行的

Ex: The governor used executive action to expedite disaster relief. 
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extraordinary
extraordinary
[形容词]

very unusual, remarkable, or surprising

Ex: It was extraordinary that nobody had noticed the mistake earlier. 
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flexible
flexible
[形容词]

capable of bending easily without breaking

灵活的, 柔韧的

灵活的, 柔韧的

Ex: The flexible ruler can be curved to measure irregular shapes accurately. 

灵活的尺子可以弯曲以精确测量不规则形状。

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folding
folding
[形容词]

designed in a way that can be folded or bent so it takes up less space

可折叠的, 可折的

可折叠的, 可折的

Ex: The folding chair was easy to store when not in use. 

折叠椅在不使用时易于存放。

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former
former
[形容词]

referring to the first of two things mentioned

前者, 以前的

前者, 以前的

Ex: After evaluating two investment strategies, they opted for the former approach as it promised more consistent returns. 
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so-called
so-called
[形容词]

used to express one's disapproval of a name or term given to someone or something because one believes it is inappropriate

所谓的, 号称的

所谓的, 号称的

Ex: She introduced us to her so-called friend, who later betrayed her trust. 
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neat
neat
[形容词]

tidy, carefully arranged, and in good order

整洁, 整齐

整洁, 整齐

Ex: Daniel arranged the books in neat rows. 
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bizarre
bizarre
[形容词]

strange or unexpected in appearance, style, or behavior

奇怪的, 奇异的

奇怪的, 奇异的

Ex: The bizarre behavior of the man, who insisted on wearing a chicken costume to work, raised eyebrows among his coworkers. 

那个坚持穿鸡装上班的男人的怪异行为让他的同事们皱起了眉头。

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superficial
superficial
[形容词]

appearing to have a certain quality, yet lacking it in reality

表面的, 肤浅的

表面的, 肤浅的

Ex: His apologies seemed superficial and insincere. 

他的道歉显得肤浅且不真诚。

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out of sight
out of sight
[形容词]

hidden or no longer visible to one

看不见的, 隐形的

看不见的, 隐形的

Ex: The thief slipped away from the scene of the crime and was out of sight before anyone noticed. 
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