完整wordAEAS核心高频词汇++.docx

1、完整wordAEAS核心高频词汇+1staten. vt. For the century before Johnsons Dictionary was published in 1775 there had been concern about the state of the English language.statementn. 2specialadj. especiallyadv.specializationn. specialisev. specialisedadj. In the 19th century, new, specialised, professional socie

2、ties were instituted to promote and publish in the new disciplines.specialistn. specialityn. specifyvt. specificadj. An early scientific journal fostered a new kind of writing based on short descriptions of specific experiments.specificallyadv. speciesn.Extinct species are being replaced by new spec

3、ies.3differvi.In both cases the critical day length differs from species to species.differencen. differentadj.Different groups of researchers attacked different problems, from speech recognition to chess playing, in different ways.differentiatev. 4appropriateadj.inappropriateadj.5staffn. 6contradict

4、vt.contradictionn.contraryadj. contrastvt. 7claimn. vt. claimantn.reclaimvt. reclamationn. 8similaradj. Across Europe similar academies and societies arose, creating new national traditions of science.similarlyadv. similarityn. assimilationn.9evidencen. There is plenty of scientific evidence to supp

5、ort photoperiodism.evidentadj. 10majorn. adj. vi. Grime (1966) suggests that light may be one of the major components directing these adaptations.majorityn. 11furtheradj. vt. furthermoreadv. 12involvet. Kant believed that a successful joke involves the controlled release of nervous energy.involvemen

6、tn. revolvev.revolutionn. revolutionaryadj. n.revolutionisevt. evolvevt. evolutionn. evolutionaryadj. 13completeadj. vt. It was a very expensive and time-consuming process that took around six months to pletelyadv. completionn.Johnson only received payment for his Dictionary on its completion.accomp

7、lishvt. accomplishmentn. 14suitv. n. suitableadj. Latin was suitable for an international audience of scholars, whereas English reached a socially wider, but more local, audience.suitcasen. 15personn.personaladj. Most comedians use personal situations as a source of humour.personalizev. personalityn

8、.Researchers claim that the human personality is formed during the first two years of life.personneln. 16accommodatevt. accommodationn. 17economyn. economicadj. It would be best to attempt to slow down economic growth.economicaladj. economistn. economicsn.18alterv.alternativen. adj. alternateadj. v.

9、 19effectn. effectiveadjeffectivenessn.effortn. affectvt. affectionn. affectiveadj.affectingadj. efficientadj. efficiencyn.sufficientadj.insufficientadj. 20experimentn. vi. experimentaladj.experimentationn. experimentern.21approachn. vt. His approach to the problems that had worried writers througho

10、ut the late seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries was intensely practical.approachabilityn.22previousadj.Working to a deadline, he had to draw on the best of all previous dictionaries, and to make his work one of heroic synthesis.23genen. geneticadj.geneticsn.24objectn. vi. objectionn. objectiv

11、en. adj. 25amountn. vi.(to) 26meanadj. vt. n.meaningn. meaningfuladj. 27coaln.coal-miningn.28qualityn. qualifyv. qualificationn.qualitativeadj. 29medicinen.medicaladj. medicationn. 30termn. termlyadj. terminologyn.31performvt. performancen. 32subjectn. adj.Several of the subjects were psychology stu

12、dents at Yale University.subjectiveadj. Peter Derks believes that humour relate to a persons subjective views.33sensen. vt. Johnson was a poet and critic who raised common sense to the heights of genius.sensationn. sensitiveadj. sensitivityn.sensorn.sensoryadj. sensusn. 34presentn. adj. vt. presence

13、n. present-dayn. presentationn. presentlyadv. representvt. representationn. representativen. adj.35particularadj. n. particulaten.adj. 36unionn. unifyvt. uniformn. adj. uniformityn. uniqueadj. unitn. unitedadj. unityn. universen. universityn.37companyn. accompanyvt. 38surveyn. vt. surveyorn. 39count

14、n. vt. accountn. vi. accountantn. accountingn. accountancyn. 40significantadj. significancen. significationn.41organn. organicadj. organismn. organizevt. organizationn. organizationaladj.organisern. 42positionn. vt. postn. vt. 43complexadj. n. plicatedadj. 44vehiclen. vehicularadj. 45loann. v. 46acc

15、essn. accessibleadj. accessoryn. adj. 47visionn. visualadj. visionaladj.visibleadj. invisibleadj. visitn. vt. visitorn.50speechn. 51situationn. situatevt. 52greenhousen.53progressn. vi. progressiveadj. progressionn. 54popn. adj. popularadj. popularityn. populacen.populationn.55temperaturen.temperate

16、n. temperate-climaten. tempern. 56varyvt. variousadj. varietyn. variationn. variablen. adj. variabilityn.57impactn. vt. 58facilityn. facilitatevt. facilitatorn. 59formn. v.formaladj. formalityn.formatn. vt. formationn. formativeadj. formulatevt. v.formulationn. formeradj. 60potentialadj. n. potentia

17、lityn.61sumn. summaryn.summarisevt. 62thiefn.theftn. 之二63deltan. 64necessaryn. adj. necessityn. 65describevt. descriptionn. describableadj. 66producen. vt. producern.reproducev. reproductionn. productn. productionn. productiveadj. productivityn.67publicn. adj.publicisevt.publicityn.publishvi. vt. pu

18、blicationn. publishern. 68academicadj. academyn. 69generaln. adj. generallyadv. generalisevt. generalisationn. 70physicaladj. physiologyn.physiologicaladj. 71nickeln. 72issuen., vi. 73therapyn.therapistn. 74policyn. politicsn. politicaladj. politiciann. policen. adj.75requirevt. requirementn. requis

19、iteadj. n. requestvt. n.76successn.successfuladj.succeedvi.(in) vt. successiveadj. successionn. 77stagen. vt. 78communityn. communistn. adj. communicatev. communicationn. communicativeadj. communicatorn.交流者, 发报机79absencen. absentadj. absenteeismn. 80originn. originaladj. n. originalityn.originatevt.

20、 vi. aboriginaladj. aboriginesn. 81createvt creationn. creativeadj. creativityn. creaturen.recreationn. 82associatevt. vi. associationn. 83lingualadj. linguisticadj. linguisticsn. linguistn. bilingualadj. n.84traditionn. traditionaladj. 85dividev. divisionn. divisibleadj.86emitvt. emissionn. 87regio

21、nn. regionaladj. 88establishvt. establishmentn. mercialadj. commercialisevt. commercialisationn. merchantn.merchandisen. vt. 90essencen. essentialadj.本91tabletn. 92surfacen. adj. 93functionn. vi. functionaladj.94naturen. naturaladj. naturalisticadj. naturalismn. 95financen. vt. financialadj. 96coach

22、n. v. 97relatevt. relationn. relationshipn. relativen. adj. relativelyadv. 98nativen. adj.99steamn. vi. 100theoryn. theoreticaladj. theoristn. 101corporationn. corporateadj. 102sedimentn. sedimentationn. 103principlen. principaln. adj. 104instituten. vt. institutionn. institutionaladj. institutional

23、isev. 105charactern.characterisevt. characteristicadj. n.106destroyvt. destructionn. destructiveadj. 107lead vt. n. leadershipn. leadingadj. 108applyvt. applicationn. applicantn.109endangervt.endangeredadj. 110marblen. adj. 111valuen. vt. valuableadj. evaluatevt. evaluationn. invaluableadj. 112serie

24、sn.serialn. 113wheeln. 114extinctadj. extinctionn.115machinen. machineryn. mechanicaladj. mechanismn. 116circlen. v. circuitn. circulationn. circumscribevt. circumstancen. 117examplen. exemplifyvt. 118erodevt. erosionn. 119athleten.athleticadj. athleticsn.120creditn. vt.accreditedadj. discreditedadj

25、. credibleadj. incredibleadj. credibilityn. 121saken. 122anthropologyn. anthropologicaladj.anthropologistn. 123societyn. socialadj. socialisev.sociologyn.sociologicaladj.124addvt.additionn. additionaladj.125carbonn. carbolicadj. 126leisuren.127concernvt. n. concentratev. concentrationn. 128raten. vt. ration. 129reflectv. reflectionn. reflexadj. n.130proportio