words-third-day
单词释义
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petition - n./v.
- paraphrase：formal request signed by many people
- synonym：appeal, plea
- example：They started a petition to save the park, which gathered over 1,000 signatures within a week.
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appropriate - adj./v.
- paraphrase：① (adj.) suitable; ② (v.) take something without permission
- synonym：① fitting, proper; ② seize, take
- example：The teacher chose an appropriate book for the class, but some students found it too easy.
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harvest - n./v.
- paraphrase：gather crops
- synonym：collect, reap
- example：Farmers work hardest during harvest season when the wheat is ready to be cut.
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outbreak - n.
- paraphrase：sudden start of something bad (e.g., disease, war)
- synonym：eruption, flare-up
- example：The outbreak of flu forced the school to close until the infections decreased.
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infinite - adj.
- paraphrase：without end or limit
- synonym：endless, limitless
- example：The universe seems infinite, though scientists are still exploring its boundaries.
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ignorant - adj.
- paraphrase：lacking knowledge
- synonym：unaware, uninformed
- example：He was ignorant about the rules, so he accidentally broke them during the game.
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unfold - v.
- paraphrase：open or develop gradually
- synonym：reveal, open
- example：As the story unfolded, the audience realized the hero had a hidden identity.
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cell - n.
- paraphrase：① smallest unit of life; ② small room
- synonym：① organism unit; ② chamber
- example：The prisoner stayed in a dark cell where sunlight never reached the walls.
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accommodation - n.
- paraphrase：a place to live or stay
- synonym：lodging, housing
- example：The hotel offered free accommodation to guests who booked early, but it was fully occupied.
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deposit - n./v.
◦ paraphrase：① (n.) money placed in a bank; ② (v.) put something somewhere
◦ synonym：① savings; ② place, leave
◦ example：She made a deposit at the bank, which increased her account balance by $500. -
equal - adj./v.
◦ paraphrase：same in amount, size, or value
◦ synonym：identical, equivalent
◦ example：All workers deserve equal pay if they do the same job. -
civilization - n.
◦ paraphrase：advanced human society
◦ synonym：society, culture
◦ example：Ancient Egyptian civilization developed along the Nile River, where fertile land supported farming. -
dense - adj.
◦ paraphrase：thick or closely packed
◦ synonym：thick, crowded
◦ example：The dense forest made it hard to walk, so they used a map to avoid getting lost. -
speaker - n.
◦ paraphrase：person who speaks
◦ synonym：talker, lecturer
◦ example：The speaker explained the new policy, but many listeners still had questions afterward. -
fate - n.
◦ paraphrase：destiny; what happens to someone
◦ synonym：destiny, fortune
◦ example：They believed fate would decide their future, though they also worked hard to succeed. -
criminal - n./adj.
◦ paraphrase：person who commits crimes
◦ synonym：lawbreaker, offender
◦ example：The criminal was arrested after the police found evidence in his car. -
royal - adj.
◦ paraphrase：related to a king or queen
◦ synonym：regal, majestic
◦ example：The royal family visited the city, where crowds gathered to greet them. -
seize - v.
◦ paraphrase：take hold of suddenly
◦ synonym：grab, capture
◦ example：He seized the opportunity to study abroad when the scholarship was offered. -
discern - v.
◦ paraphrase：recognize or see clearly
◦ synonym：detect, perceive
◦ example：It was hard to discern the truth because the reports contained conflicting information. -
wholly - adv.
◦ paraphrase：completely
◦ synonym：entirely, fully
◦ example：The plan was wholly unsuccessful, which disappointed everyone involved. -
channel - n./v.
◦ paraphrase：① (n.) TV station; ② (v.) direct something
◦ synonym：① station; ② direct, guide
◦ example：They changed the TV channel when the show became too boring to watch. -
crash - n./v.
◦ paraphrase：violent collision or sudden failure
◦ synonym：collision, smash
◦ example：The car crashed into a tree, but the driver survived because he wore a seatbelt. -
administration - n.
◦ paraphrase：management of an organization or government
◦ synonym：management, government
◦ example：The new administration promised reforms, though critics doubted their plans. -
meanwhile - adv.
◦ paraphrase：at the same time
◦ synonym：simultaneously, concurrently
◦ example：She cooked dinner; meanwhile, her brother set the table for the family. -
accountant - n.
◦ paraphrase：person who manages financial records
◦ synonym：auditor, bookkeeper
◦ example：The accountant found errors in the budget, so the company had to revise its plans. -
conjunction - n.
◦ paraphrase：combination or grammatical word (e.g., “and,” “but”)
◦ synonym：combination, union
◦ example：Hard work, in conjunction with talent, often leads to success. -
outward - adj./adv.
◦ paraphrase：toward the outside
◦ synonym：external, surface
◦ example：She maintained an outward calmness, even though she felt nervous inside. -
doom - n./v.
◦ paraphrase：terrible fate or disaster
◦ synonym：ruin, destruction
◦ example：The prophecy warned of doom if the kingdom ignored the ancient laws. -
presumably - adv.
◦ paraphrase：reasonably assumed to be true
◦ synonym：probably, supposedly
◦ example：He left early, presumably to avoid the traffic jam during rush hour. -
militant - adj./n.
◦ paraphrase：aggressively active in a cause
◦ synonym：combative, aggressive
◦ example：The militant group refused to negotiate unless their demands were met. -
statesman - n.
◦ paraphrase：experienced political leader
◦ synonym：leader, diplomat
◦ example：The statesman proposed a peace treaty, which ended the decade-long conflict. -
satisfaction - n.
◦ paraphrase：feeling of pleasure or fulfillment
◦ synonym：contentment, gratification
◦ example：Completing the project gave her great satisfaction, even though it took months. -
concrete - adj./n.
◦ paraphrase：① (adj.) specific; ② (n.) building material
◦ synonym：① definite, specific; ② cement
◦ example：We need concrete evidence before making any accusations. -
uphold - v.
◦ paraphrase：support or maintain
◦ synonym：support, defend
◦ example：The judge upheld the law, even when public opinion pressured him to change it. -
outline - n./v.
◦ paraphrase：① (n.) summary; ② (v.) describe briefly
◦ synonym：① summary, draft; ② sketch
◦ example：She wrote an outline for her essay before filling in the details. -
philosopher - n.
◦ paraphrase：person who studies ideas about knowledge and life
◦ synonym：thinker, scholar
◦ example：The philosopher argued that happiness comes from within, not from material wealth. -
poverty - n.
◦ paraphrase：state of being extremely poor
◦ synonym：destitution, need
◦ example：Many families escaped poverty after the government provided job training programs. -
interface - n./v.
◦ paraphrase：point where two systems meet
◦ synonym：connection, link
◦ example：The app’s interface is user-friendly, so even beginners can navigate it easily. -
tax - n./v.
◦ paraphrase：money paid to the government
◦ synonym：levy, duty
◦ example：The new tax on sugary drinks aimed to reduce obesity rates nationwide. -
circuit - n.
◦ paraphrase：closed path for electricity or a route
◦ synonym：loop, route
◦ example：The electric circuit broke when the wire snapped, causing the lights to go out. -
deserve - v.
◦ paraphrase：be worthy of something
◦ synonym：merit, earn
◦ example：You deserve a promotion if you’ve worked hard all year. -
disappear - v.
◦ paraphrase：stop being visible
◦ synonym：vanish, fade
◦ example：The sun disappeared behind the clouds, which made the temperature drop suddenly. -
evidence - n.
◦ paraphrase：facts or proof
◦ synonym：proof, indication
◦ example：The police found evidence at the scene that linked the suspect to the crime. -
remarkable - adj.
◦ paraphrase：unusually good or noticeable
◦ synonym：extraordinary, impressive
◦ example：Her remarkable memory allowed her to recall details from years ago. -
quote - n./v.
◦ paraphrase：repeat someone’s exact words
◦ synonym：cite, repeat
◦ example：The article quoted the mayor, who promised to lower taxes next year. -
fantasy - n.
◦ paraphrase：imaginary situation or story
◦ synonym：dream, illusion
◦ example：Children often create fantasy worlds where they pretend to be heroes. -
generous - adj.
◦ paraphrase：willing to give or share
◦ synonym：kind, charitable
◦ example：The generous donor gave money to the school, which built a new library. -
series - n.
◦ paraphrase：number of events or objects in order
◦ synonym：sequence, chain
◦ example：The TV series became popular because its plot kept viewers guessing. -
consensus - n.
◦ paraphrase：general agreement
◦ synonym：agreement, accord
◦ example：After hours of debate, the team reached a consensus on the best solution. -
zeal - n.
◦ paraphrase：great enthusiasm
◦ synonym：passion, eagerness
◦ example：She tackled every task with zeal, even when others doubted her abilities.
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