错觉星火六级2000高频词

Day 1

[00:12.30]adhere

[00:13.70]China wi l ladher eto an indep endentandpeaceful

[00:17.05]foreign pol icy in deal ing with international affairs.

[00:22.38]cherish

[00:23.78]I wi l l cherish my visit here in memory,as long asI l ive!

[00:30.36]ascribe

[00:32.40]The agency ascribed the tempe rature cl imb

[00:34.96]mainly to incre ased green house gasesemissions,

[00:37.78]cycl ical temperature fluctuations

[00:40.41]and less cold air generated from the Arcti c.

[00:45.36]coincide

[00:46.46]Her taste in music coincides with her husband’s.

[00:52.44]overwhelm

[00:53.72]Our team overwhelmed the visitors by 40 points.

[00:59.67]overwhelmi ng

[01 :01 .38]Beijing took an overwhelmi ng majority of votes

[01 :04.99]and won the Olympic bid.

[01 :08.92]pursu it

[01 :10.62]We’ve simply reaffirmed an old truth:

[01 :13.79]the pursuit of affluence does not always end withhappiness.

[01 :20.29]comply

[01 :22.05]China wi l l stric tly compl y with the unive rsal lyacknowledg ed market rules.

[01 :28.28]conspicuous

[01 :30.49]The house standing on the islan d is veryconspicuous.

[01 :36.17]endeavo(u)r

[01 :38.17]Despite our best endeavors,

[01 :41 .05]we couldn’t get the machi ne started.

[01 :44.83]homogeneous

[01 :46.76]Mi lkand cream are homogeneous foods,

[01 :50.29]and they are both dairy products.

[01 :54.28]immerse

[01 :56.18]She was so deeply immersed in reading that sheforgot the suppe r.

[02:03.55]indulge

[02:05.68]Wi l l you indul ge my curio sity and tel l me howmuch it cost?

[02:12.54]persistent

[02:14.51]She event ual ly married the most persi stent ofher admirers.

[02:21 .41]retrieve

[02:23.74]The shopk eeper went to the windo w andretrieved Reuben’s treasure.

[02:29.90]revive

[02:31 .80]Peter tried to revive the frozen robin;

[02:36.02]but it was stone-dead.

[02:39.65]suppress

[02:41 .10]Al l these movement were suppr essed by thegovernment .

[02:47.31]testify

[02:49.62]This excel lent book testi fies to the autho r’sabi l ity.

[02:55.73]accustom

[02:57.47]The hunter is trying to accustom his hunti ng dogto the noise of a gun.

[03:05.61]ambiguous

[03:07.65]That’s a rathe r ambig uous answe r-what exact lydo you mean?

[03:15.40]ascend

[03:17.18]Step by step the ladder is ascended.

[03:21 .94]bi l l ionaire

[03:23.76]The bi l l i onaire is campa igningforpol it icalre fo r m.

[03:28.86]brisk

[03:31 .62]Taking a brisk walkcan often induce a feel ing ofwel l-being.

[03:38.40]c e rt ify

[03:40.24]You are basical ly asking people to certify,

[03:43.63]with big penalties,

[03:45.34]that nobody has l ied on their expense accounts.

[03:51 .09]conceive

[03:52.65]The coach conceived the strat egy that won thegame for us.

[03:57.65]contemplate

[04:00.30]She stood contemplating the paint ing.

[04:04.53]disable

[04:06.31]An accident disabled him from playi ng footbal l .

[04:1 1 .55]eccentric

[04:14.00]Afewweeks later I began saving again.

[04:18.82]Was I becoming an eccentric hoarder?Not at al l .Day 2

[00:12.90]essence

[00:14.77]Seniorcitizen discounts are the essen ce of thevery thing

[00:18.38]older Americans are fighting against—

[00:21 .03]discrimination by age.

[00:23.94]extravagan t

[00:25.39]When asked to use three words to descr ibesociety's rich,

[00:30.02]the top responses were“extravagant”,

[00:33.05]“g re e d y”

[00:34.06]and“corrupt”.

[00:35.86]flush

[00:38.28]The chi ld's cheeks were flushed with fever.

[00:42.65]funding

[00:44.37]Even Hi lto n Hotel s has shown interest in thespace tourism indus try

[00:50.07] and the possi bi l ity of bui ld ing orco -funding aspace hotel .

[00:56.38]grantedad

[00:58.37]Granted,

[00:59.03]some amount of delusion(错觉)

[01 :00.84]is probably part of the human condition.

[01 :04.87]haunt

[01 :06.58]He was haunt ed by memor ies of his unhap pychi ldhood

[01 :10.36]wel l into his adult l ife.

[01 :14.30]initiate

[01 :15.71]The concept of a“non-smoking”Olymp ics,

[01 :19.40]initiated in 1988,

[01 :21 .55]has been put into pract ice since the 1992Barcelona Games.

[01 :28.02]intrinsic

[01 :29.97]The intri nsic value of a coin is the value of themetal it is made of.

[01 :36.64]intuition

[01 :38.15]Nobody told me where to find you.

[01 :41 .35]Itwas sheer intuition.

[01 :45.10]irritate

[01 :46.40]The boy's fool ish question irritated his mothe r.

[01 :51 .90]manifest

[01 :53.38]She manifested l ittle interest in her studies.

[01 :58.69]mingle

[02:00.13]Security men mingl ed with the crowd.

[02:04.01]o bscure

[02:06.06]I received a letter of complaint from them;

[02:09.32]but the letters of the sign were made obscu re byra i n.

[02:14.23]paradox

[02:16.44]“More haste, less speed” is a paradox.

[02:22.56]privacy

[02:24.60]With seven people squashed in one house,

[02:27.81]you don't get much priva cy.

[02:31 .43]radiate

[02:33.35]The sun radiates both l ight and heat.

[02:38.31]refrai n

[02:39.83]You must be able to refra in yours elf in somematte rs

[02:43.87]in order to accompl ish others.

[02:47.44]supervisor

[02:49.28]The supervisor didn't have time so far to go intoit at length,

[02:54.75]but he gave us an idea about his plan.

[02:59.36]surgical

[03:01 .12]The doctors and nurses had surgical masks on.

[03:06.55]suspicious

[03:09.28]I amalways suspicious of anyone

[03:1 1 .88]who wants to sel l me something on the cheap.

[03:15.64]terminate

[03:18.53]They termi nated their agreement and renew edanotherone

[03:22.30]according to the situation.

[03:25.87]terrorist

[03:27.50]Terrorists hijacked an airpl ane with 260 peopleon board.

[03:34.21]tumble

[03:36.06]I tumbl ed several times when learn ing to skatefor the first time.

[03:42.77]a bs urd

[03:44.38]She said to herself that the idea was absurd.

[03:49.77]al lege

[03:51 .56]You al leged that the accus ed man was seen atthe scene of the crime,

[03:55.60]didn'tyou?

[03:58.21]analogy

[04:00.16]My theor y appl i es to you and by analo gy toothers l ike you.

[04:05.87]array

[04:08.06]The royal couple appeared in splendid array.

[04:12.49]a rticulate

[04:15.21]It is bel ieved that girls are usual ly more articulatethan boys.

[04:20.58]ascertain

[04:22.79]The resea rcher ascertained that he haddiscovered a new element

[04:27.92]which led to the SARS.

[04:30.76]assertive

[04:32.95]Katsue Reynolds has argued that

[04:35.63]girls nowadays are using more asser tivelanguage strategies

[04:39.31]in order to be able to compe te with boys inschools and out.

[04:45.78]avai labi l ity

[04:47.47]Human population growth and techn ologicaldevelopment result in

[04:52.65]dramatic reductions and alterations in qual i ty

[04:56.66]and avai labi l ity of wi ldl ife habitat.

[05:00.78]baffle

[05:03.24]She was compl etely baffled by his stran gebehavior.

[05:07.59]barren