星火六级2000高频词.doc

Day 100:12.30adhere00:13.70China will adhere to an independent and peaceful00:17.05foreign policy in dealing with international affairs.00:22.38cherish00:23.78I will cherish my visit here in memory, as long as I live!00:30.36ascribe00:32.40The agency ascribed the temperature climb00:34.96mainly to increased greenhouse gases emissions,00:37.78cyclical temperature fluctuations00:40.41and less cold air generated from the Arctic.00:45.36coincide00:46.46Her taste in music coincides with her husbands.00:52.44overwhelm00:53.72Our team overwhelmed the visitors by 40 points.00:59.67overwhelming01:01.38Beijing took an overwhelming majority of votes01:04.99and won the Olympic bid.01:08.92pursuit01:10.62Weve simply reaffirmed an old truth:01:13.79the pursuit of affluence does not always end with happiness.01:20.29comply01:22.05China will strictly comply with the universally acknowledged market rules.01:28.28conspicuous01:30.49The house standing on the island is very conspicuous.01:36.17endeavo(u)r01:38.17Despite our best endeavors,01:41.05we couldnt get the machine started.01:44.83homogeneous01:46.76Milk and cream are homogeneous foods,01:50.29and they are both dairy products.01:54.28immerse01:56.18She was so deeply immersed in reading that she forgot the supper.02:03.55indulge02:05.68Will you indulge my curiosity and tell me how much it cost?02:12.54persistent02:14.51She eventually married the most persistent of her admirers.02:21.41retrieve02:23.74The shopkeeper went to the window and retrieved Reubens treasure.02:29.90revive02:31.80Peter tried to revive the frozen robin;02:36.02but it was stone-dead.02:39.65suppress02:41.10All these movement were suppressed by the government.02:47.31testify02:49.62This excellent book testifies to the authors ability.02:55.73accustom02:57.47The hunter is trying to accustom his hunting dog to the noise of a gun.03:05.61 ambiguous03:07.65Thats a rather ambiguous answer-what exactly do you mean?03:15.40ascend03:17.18Step by step the ladder is ascended.03:21.94billionaire03:23.76The billionaire is campaigning for political reform.03:28.86brisk03:31.62Taking a brisk walk can often induce a feeling of well-being.03:38.40certify03:40.24You are basically asking people to certify,03:43.63with big penalties,03:45.34that nobody has lied on their expense accounts.03:51.09conceive03:52.65The coach conceived the strategy that won the game for us.03:57.65contemplate04:00.30She stood contemplating the painting.04:04.53disable04:06.31An accident disabled him from playing football.04:11.55eccentric04:14.00A few weeks later I began saving again.04:18.82Was I becoming an eccentric hoarder? Not at all.Day 200:12.90essence00:14.77Senior citizen discounts are the essence of the very thing00:18.38older Americans are fighting against00:21.03discrimination by age.00:23.94extravagant00:25.39When asked to use three words to describe societys rich,00:30.02the top responses were “extravagant”,00:33.05“greedy”00:34.06and “corrupt”.00:35.86flush00:38.28The childs cheeks were flushed with fever.00:42.65funding00:44.37Even Hilton Hotels has shown interest in the space tourism industry00:50.07 and the possibility of building or co-funding a space hotel.00:56.38grantedad00:58.37Granted,00:59.03some amount of delusion (错觉)01:00.84is probably part of the human condition.01:04.87haunt01:06.58He was haunted by memories of his unhappy childhood01:10.36well into his adult life.01:14.30initiate01:15.71The concept of a “non-smoking” Olympics,01:19.40initiated in 1988,01:21.55has been put into practice since the 1992 Barcelona Games.01:28.02intrinsic01:29.97The intrinsic value of a coin is the value of the metal it is made of.01:36.64intuition01:38.15Nobody told me where to find you.01:41.35It was sheer intuition.01:45.10irritate01:46.40The boys foolish question irritated his mother.01:51.90manifest01:53.38She manifested little interest in her studies.01:58.69mingle02:00.13Security men mingled with the crowd.02:04.01obscure02:06.06I received a letter of complaint from them;02:09.32but the letters of the sign were made obscure by rain.02:14.23paradox02:16.44“More haste,less speed” is a paradox.02:22.56privacy02:24.60With seven people squashed in one house,02:27.81you dont get much privacy.02:31.43radiate02:33.35The sun radiates both light and heat.02:38.31refrain02:39.83You must be able to refrain yourself in some matters02:43.87in order to accomplish others.02:47.44supervisor02:49.28The supervisor didnt have time so far to go into it at length,02:54.75but he gave us an idea about his plan.02:59.36surgical03:01.12The doctors and nurses had surgical masks on.03:06.55suspicious03:09.28I am always suspicious of anyone03:11.88who wants to sell me something on the cheap.03:15.64terminate03:18.53They terminated their agreement and renewed another one03:22.30according to the situation.03:25.87terrorist03:27.50Terrorists hijacked an airplane with 260 people on board.03:34.21tumble03:36.06I tumbled several times when learning to skate for the first time.03:42.77absurd03:44.38She said to herself that the idea was absurd.03:49.77allege03:51.56You alleged that the accused man was seen at the scene of the crime,03:55.60didnt you?03:58.21analogy04:00.16My theory applies to you and by analogy to others like you.04:05.87array04:08.06The royal couple appeared in splendid array.04:12.49articulate04:15.21It is believed that girls are usually more articulate than boys.04:20.58ascertain04:22.79The researcher ascertained that he had discovered a new element04:27.92which led to the SARS.04:30.76assertive04:32.95Katsue Reynolds has argued that04:35.63girls nowadays are using more assertive language strategies04:39.31in order to be able to compete with boys in schools and out.04:45.78availability04:47.47Human population growth and technological development result in04:52.65dramatic reductions and alterations in quality04:56.66and availability of wildlife habitat.05:00.78baffle05:03.24She was completely baffled by his strange behavior.05:07.59barren05:09.20There are about 98% thick continental ice sheet05:13.95and 2% barren rock in Antarctica.05:18.64bewilder05:21.23The child was bewildered by the noise and the crowds.05:26.31coincidence05:29.48Is there any coincidence between your statistics and your friends?05:35.67conform05:37.27Nowadays,05:38.42it is commonly observed that05:40.04young women are not conforming to the feminine linguistic ideal.Day 300:12.39conscientious00:14.00This essay is a most conscientious piece of work.00:19.54consolidate00:21.63As we all know,00:23.27too many countries lapse back into violence00:26.49when efforts to consolidate peace or create stability are weak.00:33.69consultancy00:35.48Software,00:37.46consultancy and mobile telephones use far less oil00:42.18than steel or car production.00:46.02contrive00:47.88After much difficulty00:50.53 I contrived to pull the boat onto the beach.00:55.58converge00:57.70Capitalism and socialism will not eventually converge.01:03.95decisive01:06.11Your English proficiency is the decisive factor in getting the job.01:12.71deduce01:14.43You will notice water rising in the tube;01:18.90now what do you deduce from that?01:22.70deem01:24.40He deemed that it was his duty to help.01:30.06deprive01:32.47It is absolutely unfair01:34.85that these children are deprived of the rights to receive education.01:41.11deteriorate01:42.82Leather quickly deteriorates in hot,01:46.71damp climate.01:50.30diminish01:51.80The amount of water in the pond will diminish as the dry season comes.01:58.86disciplined02:01.57The inventiveness of the early Americans shed light02:05.83on disciplined school management.02:09.24disperse02:11.67A thunderstorm came up and dispersed the picnickers.02:17.77divert02:19.60Once young offenders embark on a life of crime,02:22.99prison does little to divert them.02:27.34eject02:28.99The fire ejected yellow flames into the night sky.02:34.91elapse02:37.40Three years have elapsed since we last met.02:43.34elevate02:44.89A special device elevated the stage for the finale.02:50.75elicit02:53.00At last weve elicited the truth from him.02:58.59eligible02:59.81Only native-born citizens who are over 1803:03.36 are eligible to the office of president.03:07.40emission03:08.99The emission of radio signals was interrupted by a power failure.03:15.55endanger03:16.96Drunk drivers endanger the lives of others.03:22.24endow03:24.33She endowed the new hospital with a large sum of money.03:30.72erase03:32.62The vision of that big black car hitting the sidewalk a few feet from us03:38.76will never be erased from my memory.03:42.76exhaustion03:45.31The exhaustion of the armys ammunition caused its defeat.03:52.55exquisite03:54.32He has an exquisite ear for music.03:58.75extract04:01.13The newspaper extracted several passages from the speech04:05.77and printed them on the front page.04:09.51flaw04:11.63There is a flaw in the marble near the base of the statue.04:17.05fraud04:19.32Bend the law for personal gain and engage in fraud.04:24.85hamper04:26.57Our progress was hampered by the bad weather.04:31.72impart04:33.77A good teacher should impart wisdom to his pupils.04:39.79incentive04:42.56His words gave me incentive,04:45.34and I worked twice as hard.04:49.16incidentally04:52.38Incidentally,04:53.58your letter came only this morning.04:57.60indignant04:59.33He was most indignant with me05:01.87when I asked for a days leave.05:05.75infectious05:07.65An infectious disease is one05:10.33that can be passed from one person to another.Day 400:13.07ingenious00:15.08So you fitted that wire through that little hole there:00:19.69thats very ingenious!00:22.69instantaneous00:25.34She accidentally swallowed the poison and death was instantaneous.00:31.42integral00:33.80The form,00:35.09the sound00:36.20and the grammar rules are integral parts of a language.00:41.26intelligible00:43.44He used so many archaisms in his speech00:46.35that half of it was barely intelligible.00:50.25jeopardize00:52.50The security of the whole operation has been jeopardized00:56.40by one careless person.00:59.65lawsuit01:01.51A bad compromise is better than a good lawsuit.01:06.14linger01:08.13She lingered after the concert,01:10.41hoping to meet the star.01:13.35magnify01:15.92The microscope magnified the object one hundred times.01:21.81maturity01:23.39This highly polite style is no doubt something01:27.09that young women have been expected to“grow into”-01:31.56after all,01:32.75it is a sign not simply of femininity,01:36.17but of maturity and refinement.01:40.32migrate01:41.93Wealthy people often migrate in winter to warmer,01:45.61sunnier countries.01:47.86misfortune01:50.04Think about the misfortune of others01:52.99that you may be satisfied with your own lot.01:57.26negligible01:59.26The damage to my car is negligible.02:04.46notorious02:06.83Maradona,02:08.09a most famous football star,02:09.90is a notorious drug addict.02:13.16outdate02:15.65More companies are learning the importance of destructive technologies -02:20.74innovations that hold the potential to make a product line,02:24.42or even an entire business segment,02:27.52virtually outdated.02:30.70outflow02:32.67We watched the heavy outflow of the tide.02:37.77permeate02:39.45On a spring moonlit night,02:41.46birds are singing,02:42.82the air is permeated with the fragrance of flowers.02:47.34porch02:49.39A porch is a covered entrance to a building.02:54.02predominant02:56.69Her predominant characteristic is her friendliness.03:01.39prescription03:03.49She feels fine now that the doctor03:06.77has made fine adjustments to her prescription.03:11.31prevalent03:13.55Traveling by motor car is becoming more and more prevalent in the country.03:19.47profound03:21.84The doctors discovery will have a profound influence on mankind.03:28.41prolong03:30.54I do not want to prolong our talk;03:33.13it is time to go home.03:36.11reassure03:38.73What reassures executives does not always reward shareholders.03:46.69rectify03:48.35Once we get to know our mistakes,03:51.10we should rectify them as soon as possible.03:55.55refute03:57.47You can easily refute his argument.04:01.07repel04:03.38The soldiers repelled the attacking enemy.04:08.15reproach04:10.44She reproached him for forgetting their anniversary.04:15.11roughly04:17.39I could not keep my anger down04:19.36 when I was roughly treated.04:22.77sensational04:24.72After a sensational trial,04:27.02the football player was cleared off the killing.04:30.92simulate04:33.23The computer simulates conditions on the sea bed.04:38.49sociologist04:40.72“Music expressed its times,”04:43.41 says sociologist Irving Horowitz.04:48.03spacious04:50.29I want to live in a spacious house.04:54.68subscribe04:56.39I subscribe to Newsweek.05:00.72subsidiary05:02.33The question of finance is subsidiary to the question of05:06.65whether the project will be approved.05:10.93surpass05:12.97Though we thought that we might lose in the first round,05:16.31the result surpassed our hopes.05:19.87tempt05:21.83Money and beauty tempted him to commit crime.05:26.67terrorism05:28.84Bush said both countries love freedom05:31.93and together they will fight against terrorism.05:36.84tow05:38.28If you park your car here the police may tow it away.05:43.27transition05:45.88The transition from planned economy to share system05:49.67is certainly a painstaking course.Day 500:12.73underlying00:14.23Its the economists mission00:16.82to try to find out the underlying causes of the depression.00:23.02unprecedented00:25.00Peoples living standards have been rising steadily00:28.13and Chinas comprehensive strength has been clearly enhanced.00:32.90This is an unprecedented miracle in Chinas history.00:37.48unveil00:39.88The queen unveiled a statue of Prince Albert00:44.10void00:46.23The desert stretching away before the traveler seemed frighteningly void.00:52.15vow00:54.17The couple exchanged vows in a romantic Labor Day sunset ceremony on Maui.01:01.46vulgar01:03.61The houses and cars of the newly rich are huge but vulgar.01:09.35wasteful01:11.57His wife was wasteful01:13.40and he had to keep his nose to the grindstone.01:17.63abort01:19.44The rescue mission had to be aborted.01:23.25accessory01:25.00The accessories for a car include the heater and the radio.01:30.40adherence01:32.79Her adherence to her principles cost her her job01:37.43administer01:39.68She had a huge department to administer01:43.55aerospace01:45.91The Challenger shuttle crew,01:47.29of seven astronauts-including the specialties of pilot,01:52.47 aerospace engineers,01:54.54and scientists died tragically in the explosion.01:59.86affiliate02:00.92The college is affiliated to the university.02:04.63alien02:06.70We should not ignore others opinions02:08.95just because they are alien to our own ideas.02:13.43alleviate02:15.26The medicine is administered to alleviate the pain.02:19.40alternate02:21.53Mary and her sister will alternate in setting the table.02:26.15ambiguity02:28.25There is a degree of ambiguity in her answer.02:32.17amend02:34.27The government has amended the law twice02:37.61to accord with the changing situation02:41.86appraise02:43.62Sothebys apprised Donald of the fact02:46.74that his “Rembrandt” was appraised as worthless.02:51.32appropr