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雅思词汇(综合) - 谈论事件和事故

在这里,你将学习一些关于谈论事件和事故的英语单词,如“accident”、“showcase”、“occasion”等,这些都是雅思需要的。

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episode
episode
[名词]

a particular event or group of related events forming part of a larger sequence or experience

插曲,  事件

插曲, 事件

Ex: She rarely talks about that difficult episode in her childhood. 
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event
event
[名词]

anything that takes place, particularly something important

事件, 活动

事件, 活动

Ex: Graduation day is a significant event in the lives of students and their families. 
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incident
incident
[名词]

an event or happening, especially a violent, unusual or important one

事件,  事故

事件, 事故

Ex: The strange incident of lights in the sky was later explained as a meteor shower. 
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occasion
occasion
[名词]

the time at which a particular event happens

场合, 事件

场合, 事件

Ex: The launch event of the new product was a significant occasion for the company. 
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occurrence
occurrence
[名词]

the fact of something happening, existing, or being present

发生

发生

Ex: Regular inspections can reduce the occurrence of serious equipment failures. 
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phenomenon
phenomenon
[名词]

an observable fact, event, or situation, often unusual or not yet fully explained

现象, 可观察的事实

现象, 可观察的事实

Ex: Scientists study each phenomenon carefully. 
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showcase
showcase
[名词]

an event that is intended to emphasize the positive aspects of someone

展示,  展览

展示, 展览

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accident
accident
[名词]

an unexpected and unpleasant event that happens by chance, usually causing damage or injury

事故, 意外

事故, 意外

Ex: Despite taking precautions, accidents can still happen in the workplace. 
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mishap
mishap
[名词]

a minor accident that has no serious consequences

小事故, 小插曲

小事故, 小插曲

Ex: We laughed off the mishap of spilling coffee during our morning meeting. 
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disaster
disaster
[名词]

a sudden and unfortunate event that causes a great amount of death and destruction

灾难,  灾害

灾难, 灾害

Ex: The outbreak of the disease was a public health disaster. 
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coincidence
coincidence
[名词]

a situation in which two things happen simultaneously by chance that is considered unusual

巧合

巧合

Ex: By coincidence, they ended up on the same flight to Paris. 

巧合的是,他们最终登上了同一班飞往巴黎的航班。

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incidental
incidental
[形容词]

alongside or in connection with a more important event

附带的, 次要的

附带的, 次要的

Ex: His promotion was incidental to the team's overall success in the project. 

他的晋升与团队在项目中的整体成功相关。

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accidentally
accidentally
[副词]

by chance and without planning in advance

偶然地, 意外地

偶然地, 意外地

Ex: He accidentally spilled coffee on his laptop. 

他不小心把咖啡洒在了笔记本电脑上。

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happenstance
happenstance
[名词]

an event that happens by chance, especially a fortunate one

巧合, 机缘

巧合, 机缘

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outset
outset
[名词]

the beginning of something

开始, 起初

开始, 起初

Ex: The team was confident at the outset of the tournament, believing they could win. 

团队在锦标赛开始时就充满信心,相信他们能赢。

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onset
onset
[名词]

the beginning point or stage of something, especially unpleasant

开始, 开端

开始, 开端

Ex: They prepared for the onset of the monsoon season by reinforcing their roof. 

他们通过加固屋顶来为季风季节的开始做准备。

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continuation
continuation
[名词]

the action or fact of continuing something without any interruptions

继续,  持续

继续, 持续

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inception
inception
[名词]

the starting point of an activity or event

开始, 开端

开始, 开端

Ex: The project faced challenges from its inception, requiring constant adaptation. 

该项目从开始就面临挑战,需要不断适应。

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ending
ending
[名词]

the act or instance of finishing something or something being finished

结束, 终止

结束, 终止

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conclusion
conclusion
[名词]

the final event or part that marks the end of something

结论, 结束

结论, 结束

Ex: The conclusion of the project was celebrated with a team party. 
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closure
closure
[名词]

the permanent shutting down of a business, organization, institution, or facility

关闭

关闭

Ex: Emma was concerned about the possible closure of the local library. 
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cessation
cessation
[名词]

a process or fact of ceasing

停止, 终止

停止, 终止

Ex: She announced the cessation of her social media activity after feeling overwhelmed by the attention. 

在感到被关注压垮后,她宣布停止她的社交媒体活动。

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initiation
initiation
[名词]

the act of beginning something, especially a legal process

开始, 启动

开始, 启动

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renewal
renewal
[名词]

the act or process of beginning something after an interval

更新, 重新激活

更新, 重新激活

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turning point

a point at which a drastic change occurs in a situation, especially one that makes it improve

转折点, 关键转机

转折点, 关键转机

Ex: The coach said the late goal was the turning point of the match. 

教练说,最后阶段的进球是这场比赛的转折点。

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highlight
highlight
[名词]

the most outstanding, enjoyable or exciting part of something

亮点, 最精彩的部分

亮点, 最精彩的部分

Ex: Winning the championship was the highlight of his career. 
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peak
peak
[名词]

the stage or point of highest quality, activity, success, etc.

顶峰, 巅峰

顶峰, 巅峰

Ex: The stock market reached its peak before experiencing a significant downturn in the following months. 
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midpoint
midpoint
[名词]

the point that marks the middle of an event, activity or period of time

中点, 中间点

中点, 中间点

Ex: At the midpoint of the project, the team reassessed their goals and progress. 

在项目的中点,团队重新评估了他们的目标和进展。

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epiphany
epiphany
[名词]

a moment in which one comes to a sudden realization

顿悟, 启示

顿悟, 启示

Ex: The artist had an epiphany and suddenly understood the direction of her work. 

这位艺术家有了一个顿悟,突然明白了她工作的方向。

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stage
stage
[名词]

one of the phases in which a process or event is divided into

阶段, 步骤

阶段, 步骤

Ex: The play's rehearsal stage is crucial for perfecting the performance. 
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