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Cambridge IELTS 19 - Academic - 测试4 - 阅读 - 段落1 (3)

从剑桥雅思19学术类,测试4阅读文章1的第三部分学习词汇,并掌握文中的有用单词和表达。

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Cambridge IELTS 19 - Academic
to restrict
to restrict
[动词]

to impose limits or regulations on someone or something, typically to control or reduce its scope or extent

限制, 约束

限制, 约束

Ex: Airlines may restrict the size and weight of carry-on luggage for passenger safety. 
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to emerge
to emerge
[动词]

to come out from a protective covering, like an egg or cocoon

出现, 出来

出现, 出来

Ex: The praying mantis nymphs emerged from their egg cases and scattered into the garden. 
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worryingly
worryingly
[副词]

in a manner that causes concern or unease

令人担忧地, 以引起关注的方式

令人担忧地, 以引起关注的方式

Ex: Her hands shook worryingly as she spoke. 

她说话时,手令人担忧地颤抖着。

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specific
specific
[形容词]

related to or involving only one certain thing

特定的, 特别的

特定的, 特别的

Ex: The teacher asked the students to provide specific examples of historical events for their assignment. 
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habitat
habitat
[名词]

the natural environment in which a particular animal, plant, or other organism normally lives or grows

栖息地,  生境

栖息地, 生境

Ex: Deforestation has destroyed much of the orangutan's natural habitat. 
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to relate
to relate
[动词]

to be linked or connected in a cause-and-effect relationship

关联, 与...有关

关联, 与...有关

Ex: Poor nutrition can relate to various health issues. 
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diet
diet
[名词]

the types of food or drink that people or animals usually consume

饮食, 膳食

饮食, 膳食

Ex: The Mediterranean diet, known for its emphasis on olive oil, fish, and fresh produce, has been linked to various health benefits. 
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to tend
to tend
[动词]

to be likely to develop or occur in a certain way because that is the usual pattern

倾向于, 往往

倾向于, 往往

Ex: In colder climates, temperatures tend to drop significantly during the winter months. 
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endangered
endangered
[形容词]

(of an animal, plant, etc.) being at risk of extinction

濒危的

濒危的

Ex: Conservation efforts are underway to protect the habitat of the endangered Bengal tiger. 

为了保护濒临灭绝的孟加拉虎的栖息地,保护工作正在进行中。

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woodland
woodland
[名词]

land covered with many trees, especially an area smaller or less dense than a typical forest

Ex: Sarah walked through a patch of ancient woodland near her home. 
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limestone
limestone
[名词]

a hard gray or white rock that contains calcium and is used for making cement or as a building material

石灰岩, 石灰石

石灰岩, 石灰石

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pavement
pavement
[名词]

the hard surface of a road, usually made of asphalt or concrete

路面,  铺装

路面, 铺装

Ex: The tires left dark marks on the pavement. 
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single
single
[形容词]

existing alone without any others of the same kind

单一的, 独自的

单一的, 独自的

Ex: The single witness to the crime came forward with crucial evidence. 
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undoubtedly
undoubtedly
[副词]

used to say that there is no doubt something is true or is the case

无疑, 确实

无疑, 确实

Ex: The new policy will undoubtedly improve the efficiency of the workflow. 

新政策无疑将提高工作流程的效率。

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sole
sole
[形容词]

being the only person or thing of a particular type

唯一的, 独一的

唯一的, 独一的

Ex: Daniel is the sole employee working in the office today. 
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cause
cause
[名词]

an event, thing, or person that gives rise to something

原因, 理由

原因, 理由

Ex: Advocating for animal rights has become her primary cause in life. 
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to play
to play
[动词]

to actively influence or impact a situation, event, or outcome

玩, 影响

玩, 影响

Ex: The weather conditions played a crucial role in determining the outcome of the outdoor event. 
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part
part
[名词]

the effort contributed by a person in bringing about a result

部分, 贡献

部分, 贡献

Ex: He had no part in the decision. 
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downfall
downfall
[名词]

a sudden decline in strength or number or importance

衰落, 没落

衰落, 没落

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capacity
capacity
[名词]

the ability or power to achieve something or develop into a certain state in the future

能力, 潜力

能力, 潜力

Ex: The city has the capacity to handle a larger population with the planned infrastructure upgrades. 
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continental
continental
[形容词]

situated on or limited to the mainland of a continent rather than nearby islands or territories

大陆的

大陆的

Ex: Most of the species occurs in continental North America. 
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sufficiently
sufficiently
[副词]

to a degree or extent that is enough

足够地, 相当

足够地, 相当

Ex: The evidence was sufficiently convincing to secure a guilty verdict. 

证据足够有说服力以确保有罪判决。

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therefore
therefore
[副词]

used to suggest a logical conclusion based on the information or reasoning provided

因此, 所以

因此, 所以

Ex: She studied diligently for the exam; therefore, she confidently aced the test. 

她为考试勤奋学习;因此,她自信地通过了测试。

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to switch
to switch
[动词]

to change from one thing, such as a task, major, conversation topic, job, etc. to a completely different one

切换, 改变

切换, 改变

Ex: I switched jobs last year for better opportunities. 
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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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potentially
potentially
[副词]

in a manner expressing the capability or likelihood of something happening or developing in the future

潜在地, 可能地

潜在地, 可能地

Ex: She is potentially eligible for the scholarship based on her academic achievements. 

根据她的学术成就,她可能有资格获得奖学金。

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to spot
to spot
[动词]

to notice or see someone or something that is hard to do so

发现, 注意到

发现, 注意到

Ex: The teacher asked students to spot the errors in the mathematical equations. 
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at risk
at risk
[短语]

prone to danger or harm

Ex: Adults were also at risk from epidemics. 
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much
much
[副词]

used to indicate a clear difference or superiority

非常, 远远

非常, 远远

Ex: The new design is much the most efficient. 
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sought-after
sought-after
[形容词]

wanted or desired by many people and therefore in high demand

抢手的, 炙手可热的

抢手的, 炙手可热的

Ex: The neighborhood has become a sought-after place to live. 
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significant
significant
[形容词]

important or great enough to be noticed or have an impact

重要的, 显著的

重要的, 显著的

Ex: His contributions to the project were significant in achieving its success. 

他对项目的贡献对实现其成功重大。

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considerable
considerable
[形容词]

large in quantity, extent, or degree

相当大的, 大量的

相当大的, 大量的

Ex: She received a considerable number of responses to her job advertisement, reflecting high interest in the position. 

她的招聘广告收到了相当多的回复,反映出对该职位的高度兴趣。

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solely
solely
[副词]

with no one or nothing else involved

仅仅, 唯一地

仅仅, 唯一地

Ex: She took the job solely for financial reasons. 

她只因财务原因接受了这份工作。

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honeysuckle
honeysuckle
[名词]

a climbing plant with fragrant flowers that are pink, white, or yellow in color

金银花, 忍冬

金银花, 忍冬

Ex: She gathered a bouquet of honeysuckle blooms, their delicate pink and yellow flowers adding a touch of natural beauty to her home. 

她收集了一束金银花,它们精致的粉红色和黄色花朵为她的家增添了一抹自然之美。

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due to
due to
[介词]

as a result of a specific cause or reason

由于, 因为

由于, 因为

Ex: The event was canceled due to unforeseen circumstances. 

由于** unforeseen circumstances,活动被取消了。

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at present
at present
[副词]

at the current moment or during the existing time

目前, 现在

目前, 现在

Ex: At present, we are not accepting new applications for the program. 

目前,我们不接受该计划的新申请。

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predator
predator
[名词]

an animal that hunts, kills, and eats other animals

Ex: Young rabbits often hide from predators in thick vegetation. 
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creature
creature
[名词]

any living thing that is able to move on its own, such as an animal, fish, etc.

生物, 生物

生物, 生物

Ex: The night came alive with the sounds of nocturnal creatures like owls, bats, and frogs, signaling the start of their active period. 
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to alter
to alter
[动词]

to cause something to change

改变, 修改

改变, 修改

Ex: The architect altered the design after receiving feedback from the client. 
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reduced
reduced
[形容词]

lower than usual or expected in amount or quantity

减少的, 降低的

减少的, 降低的

Ex: The sale offered reduced prices on a wide range of merchandise, making it a popular shopping event. 

促销活动提供了多种商品的降价,使其成为一个受欢迎的购物活动。

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lifespan
lifespan
[名词]

the total amount of time that an organism, person, or object is alive or able to function

寿命, 生命周期

寿命, 生命周期

Ex: Scientists are working to understand the lifespan of human cells. 
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clear
clear
[副词]

in a way that is easily understood or audible

清楚地,清晰地

清楚地,清晰地

Ex: The instructions were delivered clear, without any ambiguity. 
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adaptation
adaptation
[名词]

the process by which organisms evolve traits that improve their chances of survival and reproduction in a particular environment

适应, 适应性

适应, 适应性

Ex: Polar bears' thick fur is an adaptation to arctic conditions. 
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amateur
amateur
[形容词]

done or pursued for pleasure rather than as a profession or for payment

业余的,  业余爱好

业余的, 业余爱好

Ex: He has played amateur football for more than ten years. 
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watcher
watcher
[名词]

a close observer; someone who looks at something (such as an exhibition of some kind)

观察者, 观众

观察者, 观众

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to appear
to appear
[动词]

to be seen or arrive at a particular place

出现, 显现

出现, 显现

Ex: By the time the party started, the birthday girl still hadn't appeared, causing concern among her friends. 
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to occupy
to occupy
[动词]

to take up, cover, or use the entire space or extent of something

占据, 充满

占据, 充满

Ex: The enthusiastic crowd started to occupy the stadium hours before the concert, eager to secure the best seats for the performance. 
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to specialize

to modify or design an organ or part of something to serve a specific purpose or function

专门化,  适应

专门化, 适应

Ex: The human eye has specialized to detect a wide range of light. 
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coppiced
coppiced
[形容词]

(of trees or shrubs) regularly cut back to the ground to encourage new growth

修剪的, 砍伐的

修剪的, 砍伐的

Ex: Coppiced trees grow quickly after being trimmed back. 

修剪过的树木在剪枝后快速生长。

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all is not lost

used to say that there is still hope or a chance to succeed, even if things seem difficult or uncertain

Ex: Even after the setback, all is not lost, there is still time to recover. 
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to extract
to extract
[动词]

to use pressure, manipulation, or other means to obtain what is desired

提取, 榨取

提取, 榨取

Ex: The loan shark employed strong-arm tactics to extract exorbitant interest rates from borrowers. 
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warning sign
warning sign
[名词]

something that shows there may be danger, trouble, or a problem ahead

警告标志, 危险信号

警告标志, 危险信号

Ex: The dark clouds were a warning sign of the coming storm. 

乌云是即将到来的风暴的警告信号。

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