words-seventh-day

释义列表

nevertheless - adv.
- paraphrase：in spite of that
- synonym：however, still
- example：The weather app predicted rain; nevertheless, we went hiking because we trusted the sunny patches breaking through the clouds.
humble - adj.
- paraphrase：not proud, simple
- synonym：modest, plain
- example：Although he won the award, his humble speech focused on thanking his team rather than his own achievements.
scope - n.
- paraphrase：the range of something
- synonym：extent, range
- example：The project’s scope expanded unexpectedly when we discovered new data that needed analysis.
heap - n.
- paraphrase：a large messy pile
- synonym：pile, stack
- example：I finally cleaned my room, where clothes had been tossed in a heap near the bed for weeks.
perish - v.
- paraphrase：die or disappear
- synonym：die, vanish
- example：If global temperatures keep rising, many species might perish unless we take immediate action.
likelihood - n.
- paraphrase：probability
- synonym：chance, possibility
- example：There’s a high likelihood the concert will be canceled unless ticket sales improve this week.
forecast - n./v.
- paraphrase：predict future events
- synonym：predict, estimate
- example：Meteorologists forecast heavy snow, which might delay flights unless airports prepare in advance.
astonish - v.
- paraphrase：surprise greatly
- synonym：amaze, shock
- example：The magician’s trick astonished the audience, who gasped when a live dove appeared from his empty hat.
reservation - n.
- paraphrase：a booked arrangement
- synonym：booking, appointment
- example：We made a dinner reservation, but the restaurant canceled it because they closed early for repairs.
inform - v.
- paraphrase：tell someone facts
- synonym：notify, tell
- example：Please inform me when the package arrives so I can sign for it before the delivery person leaves.
intercourse - n.
- paraphrase：communication or interaction
- synonym：communication, exchange
- example：Healthy social intercourse is vital, whereas isolation can harm mental health over time.
concise - adj.
- paraphrase：clear and brief
- synonym：succinct, brief
- example：Her presentation was concise, which impressed the team even though they usually prefer detailed reports.
mutual - adj.
- paraphrase：shared by both
- synonym：common, joint
- example：We reached a mutual agreement after discussing terms that satisfied both parties.
cooperative - adj.
- paraphrase：willing to work together
- synonym：collaborative, helpful
- example：If everyone stays cooperative, we’ll finish the project faster than expected.
instant - adj.
- paraphrase：immediate
- synonym：immediate, quick
- example：The app provides instant translations, which is helpful when traveling to countries where language barriers exist.
mild - adj.
- paraphrase：not strong or harsh
- synonym：gentle, moderate
- example：The doctor recommended a mild exercise routine unless the patient experiences pain.
indulge - v.
- paraphrase：allow oneself to enjoy
- synonym：pamper, spoil
- example：I’ll indulge in dessert tonight even though I’m trying to eat healthier this month.
institute - n./v.
- paraphrase：organization or establish
- synonym：organization, establish
- example：The university instituted new rules after students requested changes to the grading system.
burden - n.
- paraphrase：heavy load or responsibility
- synonym：load, responsibility
- example：Carrying heavy backpacks daily can become a burden unless students use lockers provided by the school.
chop - v.
- paraphrase：cut into pieces
- synonym：cut, slice
- example：She chopped vegetables while listening to a podcast, which made the tedious task enjoyable.
detach - v.
- paraphrase：remove or separate
- synonym：remove, disconnect
- example：The magnet allows you to detach the keychain easily when you need to use just one key.
hoist - v.
- paraphrase：lift with effort
- synonym：lift, raise
- example：Workers hoisted the flag once the ceremony began, even though the wind made it challenging.
redeem - v.
- paraphrase：exchange for value
- synonym：recover, reclaim
- example：You can redeem your coupon at checkout if you meet the minimum purchase requirement.
prevalent - adj.
- paraphrase：common in a place
- synonym：common, widespread
- example：Online shopping is prevalent nowadays, whereas physical stores face more competition.
medieval - adj.
- paraphrase：related to the Middle Ages
- synonym：ancient, old
- example：The castle’s medieval architecture, which includes stone walls and narrow windows, attracts history lovers.
tide - n.
- paraphrase：rise and fall of the sea
- synonym：current, wave
- example：Beachgoers should check the tide schedule before swimming because strong currents can be dangerous.
procession - n.
- paraphrase：a line of moving people/vehicles
- synonym：parade, march
- example：The wedding procession walked slowly down the aisle while guests stood to take photos.
preferable - adj.
- paraphrase：better than others
- synonym：better, favored
- example：Public transport is preferable to driving in cities where parking is expensive and limited.
subordinate - adj./n.
- paraphrase：lower in rank
- synonym：junior, assistant
- example：Managers should listen to subordinate staff members whose ideas might improve workflows.
empirical - adj.
- paraphrase：based on observation
- synonym：observed, factual
- example：Scientists rely on empirical evidence, which must be verified through experiments.
propel - v.
- paraphrase：push forward
- synonym：push, drive
- example：The new engine design propels the car faster while using less fuel than older models.
accessory - n.
- paraphrase：extra item for style/function
- synonym：addition, attachment
- example：She bought a phone accessory that holds earphones, which prevents them from tangling.
string - n.
- paraphrase：thin cord or series
- synonym：cord, sequence
- example：He tied the package with string because tape wasn’t available when he needed to seal it.
aspect - n.
- paraphrase：a part or feature
- synonym：feature, element
- example：One aspect of remote work I enjoy is flexibility, although isolation can be challenging.
regime - n.
- paraphrase：government system
- synonym：government, administration
- example：The new regime introduced policies that affected businesses unless they complied with regulations.
monarch - n.
- paraphrase：king or queen
- synonym：ruler, sovereign
- example：The monarch announced a holiday, which citizens celebrated with parades and festivals.
correlate - v.
- paraphrase：have a connection
- synonym：link, associate
- example：Studies show that sleep quality correlates with productivity, although individual habits vary.
rescue - v.
- paraphrase：save from danger
- synonym：save, recover
- example：Firefighters rescued the cat stuck in a tree after neighbors reported hearing meows for hours.
intrinsic - adj.
- paraphrase：natural and essential
- synonym：inherent, natural
- example：Curiosity is an intrinsic human trait that drives exploration even when risks exist.
installment - n.
- paraphrase：a part of a series
- synonym：episode, payment
- example：I paid the second installment for the course, which grants access to advanced modules next month.
compound - n./v.
- paraphrase：mix or combination
- synonym：mixture, combine
- example：Stress can compound health issues if left unmanaged, whereas relaxation techniques help.
compose - v.
- paraphrase：create or write
- synonym：create, write
- example：She composed an email while waiting for her flight, which departed later than scheduled.
pave - v.
- paraphrase：cover with hard surface
- synonym：cover, surface
- example：The city paved the road after residents complained about potholes that damaged their cars.
incline - v./n.
- paraphrase：slope or tend toward
- synonym：slope, lean
- example：I’m inclined to accept the job offer unless the salary doesn’t meet my expectations.
initiate - v.
- paraphrase：start something
- synonym：start, begin
- example：The company will initiate training sessions next week, which all employees must attend.
resultant - adj.
- paraphrase：occurring as a result
- synonym：resulting, consequent
- example：The resultant traffic jam delayed commuters for hours after the accident blocked two lanes.
tumble - v.
- paraphrase：fall suddenly
- synonym：fall, drop
- example：The toddler tumbled off the chair but laughed instead of crying when her mom caught her.
tempt - v.
- paraphrase：attract or persuade
- synonym：entice, lure
- example：The aroma of fresh bread tempted customers to enter the bakery even if they weren’t hungry.
lawsuit - n.
- paraphrase：legal dispute in court
- synonym：case, litigation
- example：The lawsuit was settled out of court after both parties agreed to compromise.
bias - n.
- paraphrase：preference or prejudice
- synonym：prejudice, favoritism
- example：Journalists should avoid bias when reporting news so that audiences can form their own opinions.

单词列表

nevertheless
humble
scope
heap
perish
likelihood
forecast
astonish
reservation
inform
intercourse
concise
mutual
cooperative
instant
mild
indulge
institute
burden
chop
detach
hoist
redeem
prevalent
medieval
tide
procession
preferable
subordinate
empirical
propel
accessory
string
aspect
regime
monarch
correlate
rescue
intrinsic
installment
compound
compose
pave
incline
initiate
resultant
tumble
tempt
lawsuit
bias