英语六级单词听力.docx

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英语六级单词听力

Part1

[00:

18.64]adhere

[00:

20.54]Chinawilladheretoanindependentandpeacefulforeignpolicyindealingwithinternationalaffairs.

[00:

27.31]cherish

[00:

30.91]Iwillcherishmyvisithereinmemory,aslongasIlive!

[00:

35.41]ascribe

[00:

38.64]Theagencyascribedthetemperatureclimbmainlytoincreasedgreenhousegasesemissions,cyclicaltemperaturefluctuationsandlesscoldairgeneratedfromtheArctic.

[00:

50.24]coincide

[00:

52.79]Hertasteinmusiccoincideswithherhusband’s.

[00:

57.18]overwhelm

[01:

00.09]Ourteamoverwhelmedthevisitorsby40points.

[01:

04.91]overwhelming

[01:

07.67]BeijingtookanoverwhelmingmajorityofvotesandwontheOlympicbid.

[01:

14.35]pursuit

[01:

16.96]We’vesimplyreaffirmedanoldtruth:

thepursuitofaffluencedoesnotalwaysendwithhappiness.

[01:

26.40]comply

[01:

28.25]Chinawillstrictlycomplywiththeuniversallyacknowledgedmarketrules.

[01:

34.24]conspicuous

[01:

37.08]Thehousestandingontheislandisveryconspicuous.

[01:

41.60]endeavo（u）r

[01:

44.50]Despiteourbestendeavors,wecouldn’tgetthemachinestarted.

[01:

50.02]homogeneous

[01:

53.06]Milkandcreamarehomogeneousfoods,andtheyarebothdairyproducts.

[02:

00.35]immerse

[02:

02.98]Shewassodeeplyimmersedinreadingthatsheforgotthesupper.

[02:

09.23]indulge

[02:

12.00]Willyouindulgemycuriosityandtellmehowmuchitcost?

[02:

17.70]persistent

[02:

20.64]Sheeventuallymarriedthemostpersistentofheradmirers.

[02:

26.95]retrieve

[02:

29.74]TheshopkeeperwenttothewindowandretrievedReuben’streasure.

[02:

35.43]revive

[02:

38.40]Petertriedtorevivethefrozenrobin;butitwasstone-dead.

[02:

45.01]suppress

[02:

47.50]Allthesemovementweresuppressedbythegovernment.

[02:

52.61]testify

[02:

55.52]Thisexcellentbooktestifiestotheauthor’sability.

[03:

00.71]accustom

[03:

03.99]Thehunteristryingtoaccustomhishuntingdogtothenoiseofagun.

[03:

11.51]ambiguous

[03:

13.92]That’saratherambiguousanswer--whatexactlydoyoumean?

[03:

20.48]ascend

[03:

23.73]Stepbysteptheladderisascended.

[03:

27.40]billionaire

[03:

30.93]Thebillionaireiscampaigningforpoliticalreform.

[03:

34.57]brisk

[03:

37.76]Takingabriskwalkcanofteninduceafeelingofwell-being.

[03:

42.87]certify

[03:

45.86]Youarebasicallyaskingpeopletocertify,withbigpenalties,thatnobodyhasliedontheirexpenseaccounts.

[03:

55.82]conceive

[03:

58.51]Thecoachconceivedthestrategythatwonthegameforus.

[04:

03.63]contemplate

[04:

06.51]Shestoodcontemplatingthepainting.

[04:

10.12]disable

[04:

13.00]Anaccidentdisabledhimfromplayingfootball.

[04:

17.95]eccentric

[0494]AfewweekslaterIbegansavingagain.WasIbecominganeccentrichoarder?

Notatall.

Part2

[00:

12.90]essence

[00:

14.77]SeniorcitizendiscountsaretheessenceoftheverythingolderAmericansarefightingagainst—discriminationbyage.

[00:

23.94]extravagant

[00:

25.39]Whenaskedtousethreewordstodescribesociety'srich,thetopresponseswere“extravagant”,“greedy”and“corrupt”.

[00:

35.86]flush

[00:

38.28]Thechild'scheekswereflushedwithfever.

[00:

42.65]funding

[00:

44.37]EvenHiltonHotelshasshowninterestinthespacetourismindustryandthepossibilityofbuildingorco-fundingaspacehotel.

[00:

56.38]grantedad

[00:

58.37]Granted,

[00:

59.03]someamountofdelusion（错觉）

[01:

00.84]isprobablypartofthehumancondition.

[01:

04.87]haunt

[01:

06.58]Hewashauntedbymemoriesofhisunhappychildhoodwellintohisadultlife.

[01:

14.30]initiate

[01:

15.71]Theconceptofa“non-smoking”Olympics,initiatedin1988,hasbeenputintopracticesincethe1992BarcelonaGames.

[01:

28.02]intrinsic

[01:

29.97]Theintrinsicvalueofacoinisthevalueofthemetalitismadeof.

[01:

36.64]intuition

[01:

38.15]Nobodytoldmewheretofindyou.Itwassheerintuition.

[01:

45.10]irritate

[01:

46.40]Theboy'sfoolishquestionirritatedhismother.

[01:

51.90]manifest

[01:

53.38]Shemanifestedlittleinterestinherstudies.

[01:

58.69]mingle

[02:

00.13]Securitymenmingledwiththecrowd.

[02:

04.01]obscure

[02:

06.06]Ireceivedaletterofcomplaintfromthem;butthelettersofthesignweremadeobscurebyrain.

[02:

14.23]paradox

[02:

16.44]“Morehaste,lessspeed”isaparadox.

[02:

22.56]privacy

[02:

24.60]Withsevenpeoplesquashedinonehouse,youdon'tgetmuchprivacy.

[02:

31.43]radiate

[02:

33.35]Thesunradiatesbothlightandheat.

[02:

38.31]refrain

[02:

39.83]Youmustbeabletorefrainyourselfinsomemattersinordertoaccomplishothers.

[02:

47.44]supervisor

[02:

49.28]Thesupervisordidn'thavetimesofartogointoitatlength,buthegaveusanideaabouthisplan.

[02:

59.36]surgical

[03:

01.12]Thedoctorsandnurseshadsurgicalmaskson.

[03:

06.55]suspicious

[03:

09.28]Iamalwayssuspiciousofanyonewhowantstosellmesomethingonthecheap.

[03:

15.64]terminate

[03:

18.53]Theyterminatedtheiragreementandrenewedanotheroneaccordingtothesituation.

[03:

25.87]terrorist

[03:

27.50]Terroristshijackedanairplanewith260peopleonboard.

[03:

34.21]tumble

[03:

36.06]Itumbledseveraltimeswhenlearningtoskateforthefirsttime.

[03:

42.77]absurd

[03:

44.38]Shesaidtoherselfthattheideawasabsurd.

[03:

49.77]allege

[03:

51.56]Youallegedthattheaccusedmanwasseenatthesceneofthecrime,didn'tyou?

[03:

58.21]analogy

[04:

00.16]Mytheoryappliestoyouandbyanalogytootherslikeyou.

[04:

05.87]array

[04:

08.06]Theroyalcoupleappearedinsplendidarray.

[04:

12.49]articulate

[04:

15.21]Itisbelievedthatgirlsareusuallymorearticulatethanboys.

[04:

20.58]ascertain

79]TheresearcherascertainedthathehaddiscoveredanewelementwhichledtotheSARS.

[04:

30.76]assertive

[04:

32.95]KatsueReynoldshasarguedthatgirlsnowadaysareusingmoreassertivelanguagestrategiesinordertobeabletocompetewithboysinschoolsandout.

[04:

45.78]availability

[04:

47.47]Humanpopulationgrowthandtechnologicaldevelopmentresultindramaticreductionsandalterationsinqualityandavailabilityofwildlifehabitat.

[05:

00.78]baffle

[05:

03.24]Shewascompletelybaffledbyhisstrangebehavior.

[05:

07.59]barren

[05:

09.20]Thereareabout98%thickcontinentalicesheetand2%barrenrockinAntarctica.

[05:

18.64]bewilder

[05:

21.23]Thechildwasbewilderedbythenoiseandthecrowds.

[05:

26.31]coincidence

[05:

29.48]Isthereanycoincidencebetweenyourstatisticsandyourfriends'?

[05:

35.67]conform

[05:

37.27]Nowadays,itiscommonlyobservedthatyoungwomenarenotconformingtothefemininelinguisticideal.

Part3

[00:

12.39]conscientious

[00:

14.00]Thisessayisamostconscientiouspieceofwork.

[00:

19.54]consolidate

[00:

21.63]Asweallknow,toomanycountrieslapsebackintoviolencewheneffortstoconsolidatepeaceorcreatestabilityareweak.

[00:

33.69]consultancy

[08]Software,consultancyandmobiletelephonesusefarlessoilthansteelorcarproduction.

[00:

46.02]contrive

[00:

47.88]AftermuchdifficultyIcontrivedtopulltheboatontothebeach.

[00:

55.58]converge

[00:

57.70]Capitalismandsocialismwillnoteventuallyconverge.

[01:

03.95]decisive

[01:

06.11]YourEnglishproficiencyisthedecisivefactoringettingthejob.

[01:

12.71]deduce

[01:

14.43]Youwillnoticewaterrisinginthetube;nowwhatdoyoudeducefromthat?

[01:

22.70]deem

[01:

24.40]Hedeemedthatitwashisdutytohelp.

[01:

30.06]deprive

[01:

32.47]Itisabsolutelyunfairthatthesechildrenaredeprivedoftherightstoreceiveeducation.

[01:

41.11]deteriorate

[01:

42.82]Leatherquicklydeterioratesinhot,dampclimate.

[01:

50.30]diminish

[01:

51.80]Theamountofwaterinthepondwilldiminishasthedryseasoncomes.

[01:

58.86]disciplined

[02:

01.57]TheinventivenessoftheearlyAmericansshedlightondisciplinedschoolmanagement.

[02:

09.24]disperse

[02:

11.67]Athunderstormcameupanddispersedthepicnickers.

[02:

17.77]divert

[02:

19.60]Onceyoungoffendersembarkonalifeofcrime,prisondoeslittletodivertthem.

[02:

27.34]eject

[02:

28.99]Thefireejectedyellowflamesintothenightsky.

[02:

34.91]elapse

[02:

37.40]Threeyearshaveelapsedsincewelastmet.

[02:

43.34]elevate

[02:

44.89]Aspecialdeviceelevatedthestageforthefinale.

[02:

50.75]elicit

[02:

53.00]Atlastwe'veelicitedthetruthfromhim.

[02:

58.59]eligible

[02:

59.81]Onlynative-borncitizenswhoareover18areeligibletotheofficeofpresident.

[03:

07.40]emission

[03:

08.99]Theemissionofradiosignalswasinterruptedbyapowerfailure.

[03:

15.55]endanger

[03:

16.96]Drunkdriversendangerthelivesofothers.

[03:

22.24]endow

[03:

24.33]Sheendowedthenewhospitalwithalargesumofmoney.

[03:

30.72]erase

[03:

32.62]Thevisionofthatbigblackcarhittingthesidewalkafewfeetfromus。

willneverbeerasedfrommymemory.

[03:

42.76]exhaustion

[03:

45.31]Theexhaustionofthearmy'sammunitioncauseditsdefeat.

[03:

52.55]exquisite

[03:

54.32]Hehasanexquisiteearformusic.

[03:

58.75]extract

[04:

01.13]Thenewspaperextractedseveralpassagesfromthespeechandprintedthemonthefrontpage.

[04:

09.51]flaw

[04:

11.63]Thereisaflawinthemarblenearthebaseofthestatue.

[04:

17.05]fraud

[04:

19.32]Bendthelawforpersonalgainandengageinfraud.

[04:

24.85]hamper

[04:

26.57]Ourprogresswashamperedbythebadweather.

[04:

31.72]impart

[04:

33.77]Agoodteachershouldimpartwisdomtohispupils.

[04:

39.79]incentive

[04:

42.56]Hiswordsgavemeincentive,andIworkedtwiceashard.

[04:

49.16]incidentally

[04:

52.38]Incidentally,yourlettercameonlythismorning.

[04:

57.60]indignant

[04:

59.33]Hewasmostindignantwithme，whenIaskedforaday'sleave.

[05:

05.75]infectious

[05:

07.65]Aninfectiousdiseaseisonethatcanbepassedfromonepersontoanother.

Part4

[00:

13.07]ingenious

[00:

15.08]Soyoufitt