Ukiset备考词汇

【adverbial】 - UKiset备考词汇

2018.06.04 414

adverbial UK: [əd'vɜː(r)biəl] US: [əd'vɜrbiəl] 复数：adverbials adj. 1.副词的;状语的n. 1.〔语〕状语2.副词类 #logo# 1 . And without adverbial modifiers of any kind, the adjective often implies comparison. It i...
【adrift】 - UKiset备考词汇

2018.06.04 386

adrift UK: [ə'drɪft] US: [ə'drɪft] adv. 1.飘浮,漂流无定〔指船〕2.漂浮3.漂流地4.〔比喻〕飘泊(无定);无定职adj. 1.〔技〕漂浮的;失去控制的;松开;游弋的;风压差的2.〔作述语用〕3.茫然若失的4.漂泊的5.已解缆的n. 1.断缆 #...
【adversarial】 - UKiset备考词汇

2018.06.04 349

adversarial UK: [.ædvɜː(r)'seəriəl] US: [.ædvɜr'seriəl] adj. 1.敌对,敌对的;极力反对2.对手的 #logo# 1 . He warns against the emergence of a "structurally adversarial relationship" between China and the United S...
【adventure】 - UKiset备考词汇

2018.06.04 357

adventure UK: [əd'ventʃə(r)] US: [əd'ventʃər] 复数：adventures 过去分词：adventured 现在分词：adventuring v. 1.以…冒险2.探险3.大胆提出,大胆进行4.闯,尝试着n. 1.冒险2.冒险性格3.奇遇4.活动,经历,周折5.艳遇,奇闻艳...
【adulation】 - UKiset备考词汇

2018.06.04 376

adulation UK: [.ædjʊ'leɪʃ(ə)n] US: [.ædʒə'leɪʃ(ə)n] n. 1.过分的称赞2.溢美之词 #logo# 1 . The Democratic Party has never produced a candidate who excites such adulation from his sort of voters.民主党从来没有一...
【adversary】 - UKiset备考词汇

2018.06.04 463

adversary UK: ['ædvə(r)s(ə)ri] US: ['ædvər.seri] 复数：adversaries n. 1.敌,敌人,敌手;对手2.敌手,对手,反对者3.魔鬼 #logo# 1 . The question now beginning to engage Washington is whether China sees itself as a c...
【adverse】 - UKiset备考词汇

2018.06.04 353

adverse UK: ['ædvɜː(r)s] US: [æd'vɜrs] adj. 1.不良;不佳;不利,不利的2.不利的,有害的,不幸的3.逆;违背;相反的;与…相悖4.恶劣;异常5.反对;敌对的6.反向的7.副8.对面的9.【植物;植物学】对生的 #logo# 1 . If all this adver...
【advancement】 - UKiset备考词汇

2018.06.04 358

advancement UK: [əd'vɑːnsmənt] US: [əd'vænsmənt] 复数：advancements n. 1.前进;进展2.前进;促进;进步,发达3.促进;推动,向前推进4.提升,升迁,飞黄腾达5.升级;发迹;出头6.〔植〕进化7.增进8.预付;垫付9.目的10.成果 #logo#...
【advertiser】 - UKiset备考词汇

2018.06.04 433

advertiser UK: ['ædvə(r).taɪzə(r)] US: ['ædvər.taɪzər] 复数：advertisers un. 1.(澳大利亚,美国)《广告杂志》年刊n. 1.登广告的人,广告客户2.〔商〕广告人;信号装置;信号器3.(以广告为主的)…报4.登广告者5.传播器 #logo#...
【adulthood】 - UKiset备考词汇

2018.06.04 360

adulthood UK: [ə'dʌlt.hʊd] US: ['ædʌlt.hʊd] n. 1.成年时期2.成人期 #logo# 1 . "We tend to think of the brain as being static or even beginning to degenerate once we reach adulthood, " she says.“我们往往认为，一...