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animadversionunqualifiedchagrinresolvelaboratorytriedflourishedinsulateunaware

ofbelieslapsesrespectedvenerableperplexingenigmaticchampiondefendprodigiousvoraciousGRE团队80313频道animadversion:

a

critical

and

usually

censoriousremark.<Their

animadversion

caused

from

the

deep

pain,disappoint

and

sorrow

to

the

western

civilization.>谴责：censure,

condemnation,

denunciation,excoriation,

rebuke,

reprimand,

reproach,

reproof,strictureanimadversionGRE团队80313频道Critics

say

that

the

autobiographical

work

Brothersand

Keepers

by

John

Edgar

Wideman

is

surprising

inthatitcelebratesandyet

his

own

role

in

the

lifeof

his

brother.censuresrebukeexacerbatesexploresduplicatesaggravateanimadversionGRE团队80313频道Some

critics

of

congressional

proceedings

contendthat

important

debates

on

issues

are

marred

by

a

of

denunciations

and

accusations

that

precludes

discourse.Blank

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expendableE.

orderlyF.

libelousanimadversionGRE团队80313频道题源：This

is

neither

a

compliment

nor

an

animadversion--

just

a

conclusion.--

Robert

SchwarzanimadversionGRE团队80313频道unqualified:

not

limited

or

specialized

inapplication

or

purpose.<The

event

was

an

unqualified

success.>:

unlimited,

unrestricted,

unbounded,unconditional,

unrestrained,

unconfined,

unbridled,unalloyedunqualifiedGRE团队80313频道Rousseau’s

short

discourse,

a

work

that

wasgenerally

the

cautious,

unadorned

prose

of

theday,deviatedfromthatprosestyleinits

discussion

of

the

physical

sciences.critical

of

..

lengthysuperior

to

..

austerebolder

than

..

in

ligentconsistent

with

..

unrestrainedinfluenced

by

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uninspiredunqualifiedGRE团队80313频道chagrin:

chagrin

is

a

feeling

of

disappointment,upset,

or

annoyance,

perhaps

because

of

your

ownfailure.<Much

to

his

chagrin,

he

did

not

win

the

race.

>失望：disquietude,disappointment,irritation,vexation,

exasperation,spleen,fury,dissatisfaction,discontent,

disgruntlementchagrin

&

resolveGRE团队80313频道Edgar’s

at

having

bungled

the

simpleassignment

was

clear

from

his

trembling

lips

andaverted

eyes.smugnesscunningsurreptitiousnesschagrindisquietudestealthchagrin

&

resolveGRE团队80313频道Because

it

is

to

all

the

business

costs

relatedto

employee

discontent,

an

accurate

estimate

of

themagnitude

of

these

costs

is

not

easily

calculated.difficult..

measureimpossible..

justifyimproper..

overlookuseless..

discovernecessary..

pinpointchagrin

&

resolveGRE团队80313频道resolve:

to

resolve

a

problem,

argument,

or

difficultymeans

to

find

a

solution

to

it.<We

must

find

a

way

to

resolve

these

problems

beforeit’s

too

late.

>解决：answer,

break,

crack,figure

out,unravel,workoutchagrin

&

resolveGRE团队80313频道Physicists

rejected

the

innovative

experimentaltechniquebecause,althoughit

some

problems,

italso

produced

new

.clarified..

dataeased..

interpretationsresolved..

complicationscaused..

hypothesesrevealed..

inconsistencieschagrin

&

resolveGRE团队80313频道题源：The

New

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could

go

on.

Any

number

of

mysteries

to

whichindividual

scholars

of

Athenian

history

have

devotedwhole

careers

are

addressed

by

Ober,

and

mostlysuccessfully.

This

will

cause

some

chagrin

and

some,

as

those

of

us

who

have

worked

for

yearson

particular

problems

see

them

suddenly,

magicallyresolved.http://w

/article/books/more-perfect-monumentchagrin

&

resolveGRE团队80313频道题源：The

New

Publicchagrin

&

resolveGRE团队80313频道laboratory

:

a

laboratory

is

a

building

or

a

roomwhere

scientific

experiments,

yses,

andresearch

are

carried

out.<Potentially

dangerous

bacteria

are

regularly

sentfrom

one

laboratory

to

another.>try: if

you

try

something

new

or

different,

you

use

it,t,

or

experience

it

in

order

to

discover

itsqualities

or

effects.<Her

success

encouraged

me

to

try

the

same

thing.>尝试：sample,

test,

examine,experimentlaboratory

&

triedGRE团队80313频道题源：老GIn

a

federally erned

country,

a

regional

ernmentcanfunctionasa

the

entire

nation-i.e.,

as

thesetting

in

which

new

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under

consideration

fornationalimplementationare

without

having

toinvolve

the

country

as

a

whole.microcosm

of

...

underminedmodel

for...rejectedcurb

on...

promulgatedcritic

of...developedlaboratory

for...triedlaboratory

&

triedGRE团队80313频道flourish:

if

something

flourishes,

it

is

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or

common,

and

develo

quickly

andstrongly.<Keep

the

soil

moist.

That

way,

the

seedling

willflourish.>繁荣：prosper,

bloom,overgrow,

proliferate,

thrive,prevail,

triumphflourished

&

insulateGRE团队80313频道Despiteglobaleffortsto

malaria,

this

mosquito-bornediseasecontinuesto

:

the

World

Healthanization

estimates

that

it

still

affects

up

to

500million

people

a

year.Blank

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flourishE.

flagF.

camouflageflourished

&

insulateGRE团队80313频道The

belief

that

science

destroys

the

arts

appears

tobe

supported

by

historical

evidence

that

the

artshave

only

when

the

sciences

have

been

.declined..

attackedflourished..

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developedfloundered..

constrainedflourished

&

insulateGRE团队80313频道insulate:

to

set

or

keep

apart

from

others.<Parents

tried

to

insulate

their

children

from

the

oftendisturbing

news

in

the

mass

media.>将…

(以免受外界影响)：cut

off,

seclude,

segregate,separate,

sequester,flourished

&

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commercialdevelopmentwill

their

quiet

way

oflife.Blank

(i)encroachingwaningdiminishingBlank

(ii)D.

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aidflourished

&

insulateGRE团队80313频道题源：Los

Angeles

Magazine（2002-02）As

plastic

alternatives

and

cheap

imports

from

Germanyand

Japan

(encouraged

by

U.S

foreign

policy),

as

well

asEngland,

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most

California

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of

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the

1950s,

the

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size

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many

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alone

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company,

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uneconomical

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imitate

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ship

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&

insulateGRE团队80313频道题源：flourished

&

insulateGRE团队80313频道unaware: if

you

are

unaware

of

something,

you

do

not

know

about

it.<Many

people

are

unaware

of

just

how

much

food

anddrink

they

consume.>未

:

incognizant,

insensible,

oblivious,unacquainted,

unconscious,

uninformed,

unknowing,unmindful,

unwittingunaware

of

&

belies

&

lapsesGRE团队80313频道

as

Mario’s

misdeed

was,

his

grandmother,always

blind

to

his

faults,

pretended

to

be

unawareof

it.UnremarkableAptRandomFlagrantConspicuousCovertunaware

of

&

belies

&

lapsesGRE团队80313频道Although

Elayne

helped

to

the

defendant

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his

alibi,

she

unwittingly

herselfwith

her

testimony.Blank

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implicatedF.

disparagedunaware

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belies

&

lapsesGRE团队80313频道belie:

to

give

a

misleading

impression

of.<His

bright

s belied

his

actual

mood,

which

wasreally

one

of

great

sadness.>掩盖:misrepresent,contradict,camouflage,cloak,conceal,counterfeit,disguise,

hide,

mask,obscure,

veil,shroudunaware

of

&

belies

&

lapsesGRE团队80313频道Jessica’s

s

her

sorrow,

hiding

her

feelingsfrom

everyone

except

those

who

knew

her

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of

&

belies

&

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unintentional

departure

from

truth

oraccuracy.<His

slip

of

the

tongue

about

the

mayor’s

name

was

anunfortuna

apse.>疏忽:blunder,

bobble,

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slip,

stumbleunaware

of

&

belies

&

lapsesGRE团队80313频道His

conduct

at

the

state

dinner

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a

cavalcade

ofblunders,one

following

another

until

theevening

ended.querygibegaffeindiscretiontributetauntunaware

of

&

belies

&

lapsesGRE团队80313频道题源The

new

York

timesOur

brains

are

physical

systems

and

hence

havefinite

resources.

The

real

problem

here

—

whatChabris

and

Simons

call

“the

illusion

of

attention”

—is

that

we

are

often

unaware

of

these

limitations;we

think

that

we

see

the

world

as

it

really

is,but“our

vivid

visual

experience

belies

a

striking

mentalblindness.”http

/2010/06/06/books/review/Bloom-t.html?

r=0unaware

of

&

belies

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lapsesGRE团队80313频道题源unaware

of

&

belies

&

lapsesGRE团队80313频道respected

&

venerablerespected

:

someone

or

something

that

is

respectedis

admired

and

considered

important

by

manypeople.<She

is

a

well

respected

member

of

the

internationalcommunity.>venerable:

a

venerable deserves

respectbecause

they

are

old

and

wise.<Her

Chinese

friends

referred

to

the

Empress

astheir

venerable

ancestor.>受尊敬的：esteemed,estimable,

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his

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.Blank

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frequently

denigrate

books

about

recentcatastrophes

as

morally

attempts

to

profit,from

misfortune,

but

in

my

view

our

desire

forsuch

books,

together

with

the

venerable

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encouragesfortuitous..

fosterstreacherous..

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legitimizescorrupt..

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&

venerableGRE团队80313频道perplexing

&

enigmaticperplexing

:

if

you

find

something

perplexing,

you

donot

understand

it

or

do

not

know

how

to

deal

withit..<It

took

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to

understand

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understand.<He

had

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the

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the

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moneyand

friends

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Switzerland,

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&

defendchampion：if

you

champion rson,

a

cause,

or

aprinciple,

you

support

or

defend

them.<The

amendments

had

been

championed

by

pro-democracy

activists.>defend：if

you

defend

someone

or

something

whenthey

have

been

criticized,

you

argue

in

support

of

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strongly

defended

conductagainst

a

wave

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dangerous,

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use

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these

herbicides

on

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&

defendprodigious

&

voraciousGRE团队80313频道prodigious

:

something

that

is

prodigious

is

very

large

or

impressive.<He

impressed

all

whomet

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his

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if

you

describe

rson,

or

their

appetitefor

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voracious,

you

meanthattheywant

a

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something.<They

have

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anchovy

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Jennifer

Purcell

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thatdirect

is

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research

by

Tim

Tinker,

a

biologist

with

theU.S.

Geological

Survey

in

Santa

Cruz,

California,shows

that

sea

otters

are

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only

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specialized

eaters, anizing

themselvesinto

groups

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in

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its

exact

opposite.<This

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human

behavior.>对立：antipode,contrary,

counter,

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family

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up, pose,

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land-clearing

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turbulent

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place,

or

relationship

isone

in

which

there

isa

lot

ofchange,

confusion,anddisorder.<The

turbulent

world

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Middle

Eastern

politicsdefies

prediction.>的:convulsive,

explosive,

stormy,

tempestuous,tumultuous,pell-melleroding

&

turbulentGRE团队80313频道Since

the

foreign

correspondent

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his

assignments

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new

York

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are

something

like

1,400

seed

banks

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world,

guarding

samples

of

crop

plants

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alfalfa

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yams.

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I

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ormost

turbulent

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&

turbulentGRE团队80313频道unfounded:

if

you

describe

a

rumor,

belief,

or

feelingas

unfounded,

you

mean

that

it

is

wrong

and

is

not

based

on

facts

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evidence.<The

allegations

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frequentGRE团队80313频道Objectively

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a

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providing

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evidence

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experience

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if

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often.<

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frequent

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if

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