words-second-day

释义列表

index - n.
- paraphrase：a list of topics or names in a book, often at the end
- synonym：list, guide
- example：She checked the index of the textbook to find the chapter about climate change, but it wasn’t listed there.
occupation - n.
- paraphrase：a job or activity you do regularly
- synonym：job, profession
- example：His occupation as a teacher kept him busy, though he sometimes missed working outdoors.
implication - n.
- paraphrase：a possible result or meaning of something
- synonym：consequence, effect
- example：The implication of his words was clear: if we failed the project, the team would lose funding.
operator - n.
- paraphrase：a person who controls equipment or a system
- synonym：controller, technician
- example：The operator fixed the machine, which had stopped working during the night shift.
inevitable - adj.
- paraphrase：certain to happen; unavoidable
- synonym：unavoidable, certain
- example：The rain made the delay inevitable, so we waited inside the station.
gallery - n.
- paraphrase：a room or building where art is shown
- synonym：museum, exhibit
- example：They visited the gallery to see the new paintings, but the sculpture section was closed.
sue - v.
- paraphrase：take legal action against someone
- synonym：prosecute, charge
- example：She decided to sue the company because they refused to pay for the accident.
fore - n.
- paraphrase：the front part of something
- synonym：front, forefront
- example：The captain stood at the fore of the ship, which gave him a clear view of the storm.
ambition - n.
- paraphrase：a strong desire to achieve something
- synonym：goal, dream
- example：His ambition to become a doctor drove him to study late every night.
structure - n.
- paraphrase：the way parts are arranged in a system or object
- synonym：framework, design
- example：The structure of the essay was clear, but the conclusion needed more work.
verdict - n.
- paraphrase：a formal decision in a court case
- synonym：judgment, ruling
- example：The jury’s verdict was “not guilty,” which surprised many people in the courtroom.
automation - n.
- paraphrase：using machines to do tasks instead of humans
- synonym：mechanization, robotics
- example：Automation reduced factory costs, but it also eliminated many jobs.
harsh - adj.
- paraphrase：unpleasantly rough or severe
- synonym：rough, severe
- example：The harsh winter made travel difficult, so schools closed for a week.
mathematical - adj.
- paraphrase：related to math or calculations
- synonym：numerical, arithmetic
- example：She solved the mathematical problem quickly, though her classmates struggled.
handicap - n.
- paraphrase：a condition that limits a person’s abilities
- synonym：disability, limitation
- example：His handicap made walking difficult, but he used a wheelchair to stay independent.
identification - n.
- paraphrase：proof of who someone is
- synonym：ID, documentation
- example：The officer asked for identification, so she showed her driver’s license.
ingredient - n.
- paraphrase：a part of a mixture or recipe
- synonym：component, element
- example：Flour is the main ingredient in bread, but yeast makes it rise.
party - n.
- paraphrase：a social event or a group with shared goals
- synonym：gathering, group
- example：The birthday party was fun, but it ended early because of the rain.
merit - n.
- paraphrase：the quality of being good or deserving praise
- synonym：value, worth
- example：The proposal had merit, so the committee approved it after discussion.
spokesperson - n.
- paraphrase：a person who speaks for a group or organization
- synonym：representative, agent
- example：The spokesperson announced the new policy, which would take effect next month.
derive - v.
- paraphrase：get something from a source
- synonym：obtain, extract
- example：Many medicines derive from plants, which grow in tropical forests.
algorithm - n.
- paraphrase：set of steps to solve a problem
- synonym：method, procedure
- example：The algorithm sorted the data quickly, but it sometimes made errors.
stance - n.
- paraphrase：a position or opinion about something
- synonym：attitude, position
- example：His stance on environmental issues was clear, though some disagreed.
cherish - v.
- paraphrase：value or love deeply
- synonym：treasure, adore
- example：She cherished the necklace her grandmother gave her, which was over 50 years old.
facilitate - v.
- paraphrase：make something easier
- synonym：ease, assist
- example：The app facilitates online learning, so students can study from home.
frustrate - v.
- paraphrase：make someone feel annoyed or defeated
- synonym：annoy, discourage
- example：The slow progress frustrated him, but he kept trying to finish the task.
legacy - n.
- paraphrase：something left behind by a person or history
- synonym：inheritance, heritage
- example：His legacy as a leader inspired many, though his methods were sometimes criticized.
fatigue - n.
- paraphrase：extreme tiredness
- synonym：exhaustion, weariness
- example：After working 12 hours, she felt fatigue, but she still cooked dinner.
highland - n.
- paraphrase：mountainous or elevated land
- synonym：upland, plateau
- example：The highland region was cold, so farmers grew crops only in summer.
optimum - adj.
- paraphrase：best or most favorable
- synonym：ideal, perfect
- example：The optimum temperature for the experiment was 25°C, which they maintained carefully.
organization - n.
- paraphrase：a group working together for a purpose
- synonym：association, institution
- example：The organization donated food to villages, which helped reduce hunger.
excel - v.
- paraphrase：be very good at something
- synonym：shine, succeed
- example：She excelled in math, though she found languages challenging.
mood - n.
- paraphrase：how someone feels emotionally
- synonym：emotion, temper
- example：His mood improved after he ate, though he was still tired.
impair - v.
- paraphrase：weaken or damage
- synonym：weaken, harm
- example：Loud noise can impair hearing, so workers wore ear protection.
deduce - v.
- paraphrase：reach a conclusion using logic
- synonym：conclude, infer
- example：From the footprints, he deduced that the animal was large, but he couldn’t identify it.
variance - n.
- paraphrase：difference or inconsistency
- synonym：difference, variation
- example：There was a variance in the test results, so the scientists repeated the experiment.
decisive - adj.
- paraphrase：able to make decisions quickly
- synonym：resolute, firm
- example：The manager’s decisive action saved the project, which had been failing.
formulate - v.
- paraphrase：create or prepare carefully
- synonym：develop, devise
- example：They formulated a plan to reduce costs, but it required approval from the board.
cyberspace - n.
- paraphrase：the internet and digital world
- synonym：internet, online
- example：Hackers attacked systems in cyberspace, which caused widespread panic.
suburb - n.
- paraphrase：area outside a city center
- synonym：outskirts, neighborhood
- example：They moved to the suburb for quieter life, though commuting took longer.
sum - n.
- paraphrase：total amount from adding numbers
- synonym：total, amount
- example：The sum of 5 and 7 is 12, which he wrote on the board.
impressive - adj.
- paraphrase：causing admiration or respect
- synonym：amazing, striking
- example：The skyscraper’s height was impressive, but its design was even more unique.
bore - v.
- paraphrase：make someone feel uninterested
- synonym：tire, weary
- example：The long speech bored the audience, so many people left early.
branch - n.
- paraphrase：part of a tree or a division of an organization
- synonym：limb, division
- example：The company opened a new branch in Tokyo, which increased its global reach.
preface - n.
- paraphrase：introduction to a book or speech
- synonym：introduction, prologue
- example：The preface explained the book’s purpose, but the first chapter was more engaging.
equity - n.
- paraphrase：fairness or ownership in a company
- synonym：fairness, shares
- example：The company promoted equity in hiring, which ensured equal opportunities for all.
convene - v.

paraphrase：bring people together for a meeting
synonym：assemble, gather
example：The committee convened to discuss the budget, but they couldn’t reach an agreement.

turbine - n.

paraphrase：machine that uses wind, water, or steam to generate power
synonym：rotor, engine
example：The wind turbine produced energy for the village, which reduced their need for coal.

beam - n./v.

paraphrase：① (n.) long thick piece of wood/metal; ② (v.) smile brightly
synonym：① bar, plank; ② grin, smile
example：The wooden beam supported the roof, and the workers secured it with nails.

liberate - v.

paraphrase：set someone or something free
synonym：free, release
example：The army fought to liberate the city, which had been occupied for five years.

单词列表

index
occupation
implication
operator
inevitable
gallery
sue
fore
ambition
structure
verdict
automation
harsh
mathematical
handicap
identification
ingredient
party
merit
spokesperson
derive
algorithm
stance
cherish
facilitate
frustrate
legacy
fatigue
highland
optimum
organization
excel
mood
impair
deduce
variance
decisive
formulate
cyberspace
suburb
sum
impressive
bore
branch
preface
equity
convene
turbine
beam
liberate