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高中重点英语单词知识汇总
1.Absurd-Ridiculousorunreasonable;inconsistentwithreasonorlogic.
Examplesentence:Theideathatpigscanflyisabsurd.
2.Accomplish-Tosucceedincompletingataskorachievingagoal.
Examplesentence:Withhardworkanddetermination,shewasabletoaccomplishherdreamofbecomingadoctor.
3.Acquire-Togainorobtainsomethingthrougheffortorhardwork.
Examplesentence:Heacquiredwealthbyinvestingwiselyinthestockmarket.
4.Adapt-Toadjustormodifyinordertofitnewcircumstances.
Examplesentence:Theplantsadaptedtothedryclimatebydevelopingdeeprootsystems.
5.Adequate-Sufficientorsatisfactoryinquantity,size,ordegree.
Examplesentence:Thecar'strunkwasnotadequatetofitalltheluggage.
6.Adolescent-Ayoungpersonwhoistransitioningfromchildhoodtoadulthood.
Examplesentence:Shestruggledwithself-esteemissuesduringheradolescentyears.
7.Advocate-Tosupportorrecommendaparticularcauseorpolicy.
Examplesentence:Theorganizationadvocatesforequalrightsforallcitizens.
8.Ambiguous-Havingmorethanonepossiblemeaning;unclearorvague.
Examplesentence:Hisresponsetothequestionwasambiguous,leavingeveryoneconfused.
9.Ample-Morethanenough;abundant.
Examplesentence:Thehoteloffersampleparkingspaceforitsguests.
10.Analyze-Toexaminecarefullyandindetailinordertounderstandorexplain.
Examplesentence:Thescientistanalyzedthedatatodrawmeaningfulconclusions.
11.Apparent-Clearlyvisibleorunderstood;obvious.
Examplesentence:Theeffectsofclimatechangeareapparentintheincreasingfrequencyofextremeweatherevents.
12.Appropriate-Suitableorproperforaparticularsituation.
Examplesentence:Sheworeappropriateclothingforthejobinterview.
13.Aristocracy-Aprivilegedsocialclass;thehighestclassinsociety.
Examplesentence:InancientRome,onlymembersofthearistocracycouldholdpublicoffice.
14.Aspire-Tohaveastrongdesireorambitiontoachievesomething.
Examplesentence:Fromayoungage,sheaspiredtobecomeafamousactress.
15.Assimilate-Toabsorborintegrateintoadifferentcultureorsociety.
Examplesentence:Immigrantsoftenneedtimetoassimilateintotheirnewcountry'scustomsandtraditions.
16.Authentic-Genuine;notfakeorcounterfeit.
Examplesentence:Thepaintingwasconfirmedtobeauthenticbyartexperts.
17.Awe-Afeelingofreverence,respect,orwonder.
Examplesentence:Thegrandeurofthemountainsfilledherwithawe.
18.Bias-Prejudiceinfavoroforagainstsomethingorsomeone;atendencyorinclination.
Examplesentence:Thenewsarticleshowedaclearbiastowardsonepoliticalparty.
19.Bizarre-Verystrangeorunusual.
Examplesentence:Theman'sbizarrebehaviorattractedtheattentionofonlookers.
20.Boast-Totalkwithexcessiveprideorself-satisfaction.
Examplesentence:Heboastedabouthisachievementsatwork.
21.Candid-Openandhonest;frank.
Examplesentence:Sheappreciatedherfriend'scandidadvice.
22.Capable-Havingtheabilityorcapacitytodosomething.
Examplesentence:Despiteherlackofexperience,sheprovedherselfcapableofhandlingtheproject.
23.Captivate-Toattractandholdtheattentionofsomeonebycharmorbeauty.
Examplesentence:Themagiciancaptivatedtheaudiencewithhismind-bendingtricks.
24.Censorship-Thesuppressionorprohibitionofinformation,ideas,orartisticexpression.
Examplesentence:Thegovernment'scensorshipofthemediawasheavilycriticized.
25.Charismatic-Havingacompellingcharmorattractiveness;inspiringdevotioninothers.
Examplesentence:Thecharismaticleaderhadaloyalfollowing.
26.Coherent-Logicalandconsistent;easytounderstand.
Examplesentence:Hisargumentwascoherentandwell-structured.
27.Coincide-Tooccuratthesametimeorcoincideinspace.
Examplesentence:Theconcertcoincideswithmysister'sbirthday.
28.Collaborate-Toworktogetherwithothersonaprojectortask.
Examplesentence:Theteamcollaboratedtocompletetheresearchpaper.
29.Compose-Tocreateorwriteapieceofmusic,literature,orart.
Examplesentence:Hewasinspiredtocomposeasongabouthistravels.
30.Comprehensive-Includingallornearlyallaspects,details,orelementsofsomething.
Examplesentence:Thetextbookprovidesacomprehensiveoverviewofworldhistory.
31.Concede-Toadmitdefeatoryieldtoanopponent.
Examplesentence:Afterhoursofnegotiation,theywereforcedtoconcedetotheotherside'sdemands.
32.Condemn-Toexpressstrongdisapprovalof;tocriticizeharshly.
Examplesentence:Thepresidentcondemnedtheterroristattackinhisspeech.
33.Conduct-Toorganizeandcarryoutaparticularactivityorprocess.
Examplesentence:Theteacherwillconductanexperimenttodemonstratetheconcept.
34.Confide-Totrustsomeonewithprivateorconfidentialinformation.
Examplesentence:Sheconfidedinherbestfriendaboutherfearsandinsecurities.
35.Conform-Tocomplywithrules,standards,orexpectations.
Examplesentence:Studentsareexpectedtoconformtotheschool'sdresscode.
36.Consequence-Aresultoreffectofanactionorcondition.
Examplesentence:Theconsequenceofskippingclasswasalowergrade.
37.Contemporary-Belongingtooroccurringinthepresent;modern.
Examplesentence:Theartist'sworkishighlyregardedincontemporaryartcircles.
38.Contradict-Toasserttheoppositeofastatementorclaim.
Examplesentence:Hertestimonycontradictedtheevidencepresentedbytheprosecution.
39.Contribute-Togiveorprovidesomethingtoacommoncauseoreffort.
Examplesentence:Shedecidedtocontributemoneytothecharity.
40.Controversial-Causingdisagreementorargument;likelytoprovokestrongopinions.
Examplesentence:Thepolitician'scontroversialremarkssparkedoutrageamongthepublic.
41.Convenient-Fittinginwellwithaperson'sneeds,activities,andplans.
Examplesentence:Thenewsupermarketlocationisveryconvenientforresidentsinthearea.
42.Correspond-Tohaveaclosesimilarityormatchwithsomethingelse.
Examplesentence:Thesuspect'sdescriptioncorrespondstotheoneprovidedbythewitness.
43.Counterfeit-Madeinimitationofsomethingelsewiththeintenttodeceiveordefraud.
Examplesentence:Hewasarrestedforsellingcounterfeitdesignerhandbags.
44.Crucial-Extremelyimportantornecessary;critical.
Examplesentence:Timemanagementskillsarecrucialforsuccessincollege.
45.Cultivate-Tofosterthegrowthordevelopmentofsomething.
Examplesentence:Sheworkedhardtocultivateasenseofteamworkamonghercolleagues.
46.Deceive-Tomisleadsomeoneintobelievingsomethingthatisnottrue.
Examplesentence:Theconartistdeceivedtheelderlycoupleandstoletheirlifesavings.
47.Dedicate-Todevotetime,effort,orresourcestoaparticulartaskorpurpose.
Examplesentence:Shededicatedherselftoimprovingherperformanceindance.
48.Deficient-Lackinginsomenecessaryqualityorelement.
Examplesentence:Theathlete'sdietwasdeficientinessentialnutrients.
49.Defy-Toopenlyresistorrefusetoobey.
Examplesentence:Theprotestersdefiedthegovernment'sordersandcontinuedtheirmarch.
50.Deprive-Todenysomeonethepossessionoruseofsomething.
Examplesentence:Theprisonerwasdeprivedofhisfreedomfortenyears.
51.Despise-Tofeelcontemptorastrongdislikeforsomeoneorsomething.
Examplesentence:Shedespisedthedishonestyofhercolleagues.
52.Deviate-Todepartfromanestablishedcourseorstandard.
Examplesentence:Thehikerchosetodeviatefromthemaintrailandexploreahiddenpath.
53.Devotion-Love,loyalty,orenthusiasmforsomeoneorsomething.
Examplesentence:Hisdevotiontohisfamilywasevidentinthesacrificeshemade.
54.Diffuse-Tospreadorscatterwidelyoveranareaoramongagroupofpeople.
Examplesentence:Thescentofflowersdiffusedthroughouttheroom.
55.Dilemma-Asituationrequiringachoicebetweentwoundesirableoptions.
Examplesentence:Shefacedadilemmawhenshehadtochoosebetweenherjobandtakingcareofhersickchild.
56.Disclose-Tomakeknownorrevealinformationthatwaspreviouslysecretorhidden.
Examplesentence:Thegovernmentrefusedtodisclosethedetailsoftheclassifiedoperation.
57.Disguise-Toconcealthetrueidentityornatureofsomethingorsomeone.
Examplesentence:Hedisguisedhimselfasadeliverymantogainaccesstothebuilding.
58.Distinguish-Torecognizeorperceivethedifferencebetweenthingsorpeople.
Examplesentence:Theartist'suniquestyleofpaintingdistinguishedhimfromotherartists.
59.Diversity-Thestateofbeingdiverseorvaried;havingdifferentformsortypes.
Examplesentence:Thecompanycelebratedthediversityofitsemployees.
60.Dominate-Tohavepowerandcontroloverothers;tobethemostinfluentialorimportant.
Examplesentence:Thebasketballteamdominatedtheiropponentsineverygame.
61.Drastic-Likelytohaveastrongorfar-reachingeffect;extreme.
Examplesentence:Thecompanyhadtomakedrasticchangestosurviveinthecompetitivemarket.
62.Efficient-Achievingmaximumproductivitywithminimumwastedeffortorexpense.
Examplesentence:Thefactoryimplementednewprocessestomakeproductionmoreefficient.
63.Evoke-Tobringafeeling,memory,orimageintothemind.
Examplesentence:Themusicevokedfeelingsofnostalgiaandlonging.
64.Exaggerate-Torepresentsomethingasbeinglarger,better,orworsethanitreallyis.
Examplesentence:Hetendstoexaggeratehisaccomplishmentstoimpressothers.
65.Exploit-Totakeunfairadvantageofsomeoneorsomethingforpersonalgain.
Examplesentence:Thecompanywascriticizedforexploitingitsworkersbypayinglowwages.
66.Extensive-Coveringalargeareaorrange;vastorcomprehensive.
Examplesentence:Thelibraryhadanextensivecollectionofrarebooks.
67.Facilitate-Tomakeanactionorprocesseasierorsmoother.
Examplesentence:Thenewsoftwareprogramfacilitateddataanalysis.
68.Fluctuate-Toriseandfallirregularly;tovaryorchangecontinuously.
Examplesentence:Thestockmarketpricesfluctuatedthroughouttheday.
69.Foresee-Topredictoranticipateaneventbeforeithappens.
Examplesentence:Theweatherforecastforeseesrainfortheentireweek.
70.Fraud-Deceptionortrickery,usuallyforpersonalgain.
Examplesentence:Shewaschargedwithcreditcardfraud.
71.Frivolous-Nothavinganyseriouspurposeorvalue;trivial.
Examplesentence:Thejudgedismissedthefrivolouslawsuit.
72.Frustrate-Topreventsomeonefromaccomplishingtheirgoalorintention.
Examplesentence:Thedifficultpuzzlefrustratedher.
73.Generate-Toproduceorcreatesomething.
Examplesentence:Thenewwindfarmwillgeneratecleanenergy.
74.Grateful-Feelingorshowingappreciationorthanks.
Examplesentence:Shewasgratefulforherfriend'ssupportduringadifficulttime.
75.Harmonious-Formingapleasingorconsistentwhole;inagreementoraccord.
Examplesentence:Thechoirsanginharmoniousvoices.
76.Hostile-Unfriendlyorantagonistic;showingorfeelingoppositionordislike.
Examplesentence:Thetwoneighborshadahostilerelationship.
77.Hypocrisy-Pretendingtohavebeliefsorvirtuesthatonedoesnotactuallypossess.
Examplesentence:Hisconstantpreachingofhonestywasseenashypocrisywhenhewascaughtlying.
78.Ignite-Tosetonfire;toarouseorinflamestrongemotionsorreactions.
Examplesentence:Thematchignitedthepileofwood.
79.Immense-Extremelylargeorgreat;vastinsizeoramount.
Examplesentence:Hefeltimmensepridewhenhegraduatedatthetopofhisclass.
80.Impartial-Treatingallpeopleandgroupsequally;fairandunbiased.
Examplesentence:Thejudgeremainedimpartialthroughoutthetrial.
81.Implement-Toputintoeffectoraction;tocarryout.
Examplesentence:Thecompanyimplementedanewpolicytoimproveemployeesatisfaction.
82.Incline-Tohaveatendencyorpreferenceforsomething;toslopeorleaninaparticulardirection.
Examplesentence:Shehasalwayshadaninclinationtowardsart.
83.Inevitable-Certaintohappen;unavoidable.
Examplesentence:Deathisaninevitablepartoflife.
84.Infer-Todeduceorconcludeinformationfromevidenceandreasoning.
Examplesentence:Fromhisfacialexpression,Iinferredthathewasupset.
85.Ingenious-Clever,original,andinventive;markedbyskillandimagination.
Examples
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