Day54

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1.priest[n.牧师,神父,教士]

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2,prospective[adj.预期的,未来的,盼望中的]

eg:

He is calculating the prospective earnings form that project.     他正在计算从那项工程能获得的预期收益。

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3.rational[adj.理性的,理智的,合理的]

eg:

Settle down. You aren’t being rational.     冷静点，你现在太不理智了。

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4.subordinate[adj.次要的,附属的；n.下属,从属物；v.使居于次要]

eg:

You must subordinate your private interests.     你必须将个人利益放在次要地位。

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5.awake[v.醒来,唤起；adj.醒着的]

eg:

He always awake from a nightmare.     他经常从噩梦中醒来。

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6.appropriate[adj.适当的,恰当的；v.拨出(专款),盗用,侵吞]

eg:

The city will appropriate funds for the new airport.     该市将 拨款建造新机场。

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7.occasional[adj.偶然的,临时的,不时的]

eg:

He is only an occasional workman.     他只是个临时雇工。

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8.remains[n.遗迹,残余,遗体；v.剩下,留下,依然不变]

eg:

Her secret remains untold by now.     她的秘密至今认为透露 。

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9.propel[v.推进,推动]

eg:

Dreams propel people to work hard.     梦想驱策人们努力工作。

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10.milltary[adj.军事的；n.军队]

eg:

Did you serve in the milltary?     你当过兵吗?

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11.fable[n.寓言,寓言故事,无稽之谈]

eg:

It’s a total fable! Please distinguish from fable.     这完全是无稽之谈！请你要辨别虚实。

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12.illuminate[v.照亮,阐明,解释]

eg:

This note illuminate the difficult passage of the book.     这份笔记中阐释了书中许多难懂的段落。

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13.systematic[adj.成体系的,系统的,有条理的]

eg:

He’s very systematic in all he does.     他做一切事情都很有条理。

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14.deficit[n.不足额,赤字,亏损]

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15.eat[v.吃]

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16.nonsense[n.无意义的话,胡说]

eg:

What he said is nonsense. Don’t use it to find solace yourself.     他所说的话都是毫无意义的。不要拿那些话来慰藉自己。

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17.check[v.检查,核实,托运；n.检查,调查,支票]

eg:

Check your room before you leave.     在离开之前要检查你自己的房间。

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18.clever[adj.聪明的,灵巧的]

eg:

He is very clever in doing something, so I very admire him.     他做事非常聪明，因此我非常欣赏他。

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19.counterpart[n.职务相当的人,对应物,相当之物,副本]

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20.course[n.课程,过程,一道菜,跑道,路线；v.沿…(方向)前进,急行,快速地流动,追赶]

eg:

The tears course down her cheeks.     眼泪从她的脸上迅速流下来。

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