Lesson 33 Education 【单词列表】

adverse [ˈædvəːs] adj. 逆的,相反的

【例】Adverse wind will hinder the ship.

   逆风会使船只受阻。

purchase [ˈpəːtʃəs] v. 购买

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A: What is your suggestion, Judy?

B: You have to make an investigation about consumer's habit to purchase.

A:朱迪,你有什么建议?

B:你应该做一个有关消费者购买习惯的调查。

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preach [priːtʃ] v. 宣讲(教义),布(道)

【派】preacher 传教士

【搭】preach down 贬损

defendant [diˈfendənt] n. 被告

【例】The defendant defaulted yesterday.

   被告昨天未到庭。

outlook [ˈautluk] n. 视野

【扩】eyereach 视野  eyeshot 视野

【搭】be on the outlook for 注视着

capacity [kəˈpæsiti] n. 能力

【扩】ability 能力

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A: As for salary, I leave it to you to decide after testing my capacity.

B: That's fair.

A:关于薪水,请检验本人能力后再做定夺。

B:这很公平。

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means [miːnz] n. 方法,手段,财产,资力

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A: You should try every conceivable means.

B: Yes, I did. But it's useless.

A:你应该尝试一切能想到的方法。

B:我试了,但是没有用。

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hamper [ˈhæmpə] v. 妨碍

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A: The persistence of the heavy rain hampers the flow of traffic.

B: And it seems that the rain won't stop soon.

A:持续的大雨阻碍了交通运行。

B:并且这雨似乎不会马上停。

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savannah [səˈvænə] n. 大草原

democratic [ˌdeməˈkrætik] adj. 民主的

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A: Is it more truly democratic to hold a referendum?

B: Maybe. I think I can't tell it clearly.

A:举行全民投票是否真的更民主呢?

B:也许吧,我想我也说不好。

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tribal [ˈtraibəl] adj. 部落的

【扩】gentilitial 部落的,民族的

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A: Her father recently died in a tribal war.

B: Oh, how did it happen?

A:她父亲最近死于部落战争。

B:哦,怎么会发生这样的事情?

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tribe [traib] n. 部落

【例】Alcohol is taboo in this tribe.

   在这个部落酒是禁忌品。

illiterate [iˈlitərit] n. 文盲

compulsory [kəmˈpʌlsəri] adj. 义务的

【派】compulsorily 义务地

【搭】compulsory education 义务教育

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A: Educaition is compulsory for all children in Britain between the ages of 5 and 15.

B: It's a little different from the situation in our country.

A:在英国5到15岁的孩子都要接受义务教育。

B:这和我们国家的情况有点不一样。

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deem [diːm] v. 认为

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A: Don't you deem that it is your duty to help him?

B: No, I don't think I should do it.

A:你不认为帮助他是你的责任吗?

B:不,我不认为我应该这么做。

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juvenile [ˈdʒuːvənail] adj. 青少年的

【派】juvenility 年轻,不成熟

【扩】adolescent 青少年的

delinquency [diˈliŋkwənsi] n. 犯罪

 

adverse

🇬🇧/ˈædvɜːs/ 🇺🇸/ədˈvɜːrs/adj. 不利的
Adverse decisions, conditions, or effects are unfavourable to you. 不利的

adjective [原级]不利的,有害的;相反的;敌对的 - The police said Mr. Hadfield's decision would have no adverse effect on the progress of the investigation.

adverse adj. 不利的,相反的

adverse effects 不利影响;副作用Patients reported few adverse effects from the new medication. 患者报告新药的副作用很少。
adverse weather conditions 恶劣的天气条件Flights were delayed due to adverse weather conditions. 由于恶劣的天气条件,航班被延误了。
adverse circumstances 不利环境;逆境She showed remarkable resilience when facing adverse circumstances. 她在面对不利环境时表现出了非凡的韧性。
adverse wind 逆风The plane was delayed by strong adverse wind during the flight. 飞机在飞行过程中因强烈的逆风而延误了。
adverse criticism 不利的批评;负面评价The movie received considerable adverse criticism from the press. 这部电影受到了媒体相当多的负面评价。
adversity 困境;逆境Adversity makes a man stronger and wiser. 逆境造就人(使人更强大)。
in the face of adversity 面对逆境We struggled on in the face of adversity
adversary (辩论、战斗中的)敌手;对手
opponent 对手;反对者
antagonist 敌手;对立者;(小说等中的)反面角色
  • The two political parties view each other as their main adversary. 这两个政党将彼此视为主要的敌手。
  • He defeated his old adversary.
  • She shook hands with her opponent after the tennis match. 网球比赛结束后,她与对手握了手。
  • The story reaches its climax when the hero finally faces his antagonist. 当英雄最终面对他的对手时,故事达到了高潮。
I played basketball alongside famous players, and the team I now coach, the New York Knicks, has recovered from years of adversity to become a major contender in the 1990s.
unfavorable circumstances 不利的情况/环境The project was delayed due to unfavorable circumstances beyond our control. 由于我们无法控制的不利情况,项目被推迟了。
hostile climatic conditions 恶劣的气候条件The explorers had to survive hostile climatic conditions in the Arctic. 探险家们必须在北极恶劣的气候条件下生存。
detrimental 有害的;不利的
  • Excessive stress can be detrimental to both physical and mental health. 过度的压力可能对身心健康都有害。
  • Overexposure to sunlight can have a detrimental effect on the skin. 

purchasable

🇬🇧/ˈpɜːtʃɪsəbəl/ 🇺🇸/ˈpɜːrtʃəsəbl/adj. 可买到的
able to be bribed or corrupted 可贿赂的; 可收买的

adjective [原级]可买的;可买到的 - Sample shops display all purchasable goods, even in small towns.

preacher

🇬🇧/ˈpriːtʃə(r)/ 🇺🇸/ˈpriːtʃər/n. 传教士
A preacher is a person, usually a member of the clergy, who preaches sermons as part of a church service. 传道士

noun [专属名词]传道士,牧师 ;鼓吹者 - He was a blood-and-thunder preacher.

noun [专属名词]【名】 (Preacher)(英)普里彻(人名) - I remember he went to Mrs. Watts's prostitute's house, and he got a hat on, and the hat just made him look like a preacher.

preacher n.传教士;宣扬者

  • The traveling preacher spoke to a large crowd in the town square. 这位巡回传教士在镇中心广场向一大群人演讲。
preach v.宣扬;布道;说教
  • The leader likes to preach about the importance of hard work. 这位领导喜欢宣扬努力工作的重要性。
  • The Prime Minister was trying to preach peace and tolerance to his people. 
sermon n.(教堂里的)布道;说教The priest delivered an inspiring sermon on the power of forgiveness. 牧师就宽恕的力量进行了一场感人至深的布道。
advocate v.主张;拥护;提倡
  • Many doctors advocate eating a balanced diet and exercising regularly. 许多医生提倡饮食均衡并定期锻炼。
  • He advocates the return of capital punishment.

defendant

/dɪˈfendənt/n. 被告
A defendant is a person who has been accused of breaking the law and is being tried in court. 被告

noun [专属名词]被告,被告人 - The defendant pleaded guilty and was fined $500.

defendant n.被告;被告人

  • The defendant pleaded not guilty to all charges. 被告对所有指控拒不认罪。
  • The jury found the defendant not guilty of the offence. 陪审团裁决被告无罪。
  • The defendant complained of intimidation during the investigation. 被告申诉在调查期间受到了恐吓。
plaintiff n.原告The plaintiff filed a lawsuit claiming breach of contract. 原告提起诉讼,指控对方违反合同。
prosecutor n.检察官;公诉人
prosecute sb. 起诉某人;控告某人
  • The prosecutor presented new evidence to the court. 检察官向法庭出示了新证据。
  • The authorities decided to prosecute him for tax evasion. 当局决定起诉他偷税漏税。
judge n.法官The judge will make a final ruling on the case next week. 法官将于下周对本案做出最终裁决。
witness n.证人A key witness was called to testify about the accident. 一名关键证人被传唤就该事故作证。
jury n.陪审团The jury took several hours to reach a verdict. 陪审团花了几个小时才达成裁决。
attorney n.律师;代理人You should consult an attorney before signing the agreement. 在签署协议前,你应该咨询律师。
solicitor n.事务律师A solicitor can help you with the legal paperwork for buying a house. 事务律师可以帮你处理买房的法律文书。
barrister n.出庭律师The barrister represented the client during the high court trial. 出庭律师在高等法院审理期间代表当事人出庭。
lawyer n.律师(总称)She decided to become a lawyer to fight for social justice. 她决定成为一名律师,为社会公正而战。
testimony n.证词The jury found her testimony to be very convincing. 陪审团觉得她的证词非常有说服力。
affidavit n.宣誓书(书面证词)He signed an affidavit confirming the truth of his statements. 他签署了一份宣誓书,确认其陈述的内容真实属实。

outlook *

/ˈaʊtlʊk/n. 视野
Your outlook is your general attitude toward life. 人生观

noun [抽象名词]看法,态度;前景,展望;景色,风光;瞭望处 - The economic outlook is one of rising unemployment.

outlook n. 总的态度,观点

  • Travel can change your outlook on life by exposing you to new cultures. 旅行可以通过让你接触新文化来改变你的人生观。
  • Education plays a crucial role in shaping a child's world outlook. 教育在塑造儿童的世界观方面起着至关重要的作用。
  • He dedicated his life to the study of the communist world outlook. 他一生致力于共产主义世界观的研究。
spiritual / mental outlook 精神面貌Regular exercise can significantly improve your mental outlook. 定期锻炼可以显著改善你的精神面貌。
attitude to / towards sth. 对某事的态度The company is known for its positive attitude towards innovation. 这家公司以其对创新的积极态度而闻名。
perspective on对…的看法/视角The book offers a fresh perspective on the historical event. 这本书对该历史事件提出了全新的视角。
from sb’s perspective 从某人的角度来看From his perspective, the plan seemed perfectly reasonable. 从他的角度来看,这个计划似乎完全合理。
from sb’s viewpoint 从某人的观点来看We need to consider the problem from the customer's viewpoint. 我们需要从客户的观点来考虑这个问题。
from sb’s standpoint 从某人的立场来看From a financial standpoint, the merger makes great sense. 从财务立场来看,这次合并非常有意义。
from sb’s point of view 从某人的观点来看Try to look at the situation from my point of view. 试着从我的观点来看看这个情况。
in sb.’s opinion / view 据某人之见/在某人看来
from sb.’s opinion / view ×
In my view, the new law will benefit the entire community. 在我看来,新法律将使整个社区受益。
according to sb. 据某人所说
according to sb.’s opinion / view  ×
according to me  ×
According to the witness, the car was speeding before the crash. 据证人所说,车子在撞车前正在超速。

outlook n. 展望,前景

  • The outlook for the economy is still uncertain. 
  • The outlook for tomorrow is sunny and mild. 
prospect n.前景;展望(常复数) The prospects for employment in the technology sector are especially good. 

capacity

/kəˈpæsəti/n. 能力
Your capacity for something is your ability to do it, or the amount of it that you are able to do. 能力

noun [抽象名词]能力,才能;容积,容纳能力;职位,职责;功率,容积;生产量,生产能力 - The capacity of a container is its volume, or the amount of liquid it can hold, measured in units such as quarts or gallons.

adjective [原级]无虚席的,满场的 - A capacity crowd or audience completely fills a theatre, sports stadium, or other place.

capacity of ... 容量、承受力

  • The jug has a capacity of half a liter.
  • The stadium has a seating capacity of 50,000. 增加修饰语
  • The new truck has a loading capacity of 2.5 tons. 装载容量
  • The auditorium has a seating capacity of 2,000. 
  • The elevator has a capacity of 1,000 kilos. 
capacity for ... (某人的)能力He has a great capacity for work.
capacity to do ... 做事的能力
可替换的词组
ability to do ... 做某事的能力
(侧重实际技能/力量)
  • Our ability to think and speak makes us different from other animals.
  • Success depends on your ability to do the job well. 成功取决于你把工作做好的能力。
capability to do sth. 
做某事的能力(侧重潜力/功能性)
  • You have the capability to do / of doing this job well.
  • The company has the capability to do large-scale manufacturing. 这家公司具备进行大规模生产的能力。
  • The system is capability of doing complex calculations in seconds. 该系统有能力在几秒钟内完成复杂的计算。
capability of ...doing sth.
做某事的能力(强调属性或限度)
aptitude for ...  天生备的能力At an early age Susan showed an aptitude for languages. 语言天赋

表人的“能力”(侧重于天赋)

gift 天赋;恩赐He has a natural gift for languages and speaks five fluently. 他有语言天赋,能流利地说五种语言。
talent 才华;天才The young pianist showed remarkable talent at an early age. 这位年轻的钢琴家在很小的时候就表现出了非凡的才华。
aptitude 资质;天资She has a special aptitude for mathematics and physics. 她在数学和物理方面有特殊的资质。
faculty 机能;(先天)才能He is still in full possession of all his mental faculty. 他仍然拥有完整的思维能力。

democratic *

/ˌdeməˈkrætɪk/adj. 民主的
A democratic country, government, or political system is governed by representatives who are elected by the people. 民主的

adjective [原级]平等的,有民主精神的;民主政体的;(美国)民主党的 - Bolivia returned to democratic rule in 1982, after a series of military governments.

democratic adj. 民主的

  • Freedom of speech is one of the fundamental democratic rights. 言论自由是基本的民主权利之一。
  • The country held its first democratic elections after years of dictatorship. 经过多年的独裁统治,该国举行了首次民主选举。
  • In a democratic government, power is held by the people. 在民主政府中,权力由人民掌握。
the Democratic Party (美国)民主党He has been a loyal supporter of the Democratic Party for decades. 几十年来,他一直是民主党的忠实支持者。
democracy 民主;民主制Education is vital for the survival of a healthy democracy. 教育对健康的民主制的生存至关重要。
democrat 民主主义者;民主党人As a convinced democrat, she believes in the power of the vote. 作为一名坚定的民主主义者,她相信投票的力量。
republican 共和主义者;共和党人;共和政体的The republican ideals of liberty and equality spread across Europe. 自由和平等的共和主义理想在欧洲蔓延。
republic 共和国;共和政体France is a republic where the head of state is an elected president. 法国是一个国家元首由选举产生的共和国。
monarchy 君主制;君主国Some people argue that monarchy is an outdated form of government. 有些人认为君主制是一种过时的政府形式。
monarch 君主;最高统治者The monarch serves as a symbol of national unity and continuity. 君主是国家统一和延续的象征。
constitutional monarchy 君主立宪制The UK is a constitutional monarchy where the Queen has limited powers. 英国是一个君主立宪制国家,女王的权力有限。
autocracy 独裁政府;独裁统治The transition from autocracy to democracy can be a long process. 从独裁到民主的过渡可能是一个漫长的过程。
autocratic 独裁的;专制的The manager was criticized for his autocratic style of leadership. 这位经理因其独裁的领导风格而受到批评。
autocrat 独裁者The autocrat maintained strict control over every aspect of the state. 这位独裁者对国家的方方面面都保持着严格的控制。

tribal

/ˈtraɪb(ə)l/adj. 部落的
Tribal is used to describe things relating to or belonging to tribes and the way that they are organized. 部落的

adjective [原级]部落的,部族的;;<贬>有组成集团倾向的,集团意识强的; 部落的,部族的 - The war degenerated into a bloodbath of tribal killings.

noun [专属名词](尤指印度次大陆的)部落成员(tribals) - The four provinces are riven by deep family and tribal conflicts.

noun [专属名词]【名】 (Tribal)(法)特里巴尔(人名) - The country was torn apart by fierce tribal hostilities.

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tribe

/traɪb/n. 部落
Tribe is sometimes used to refer to a group of people of the same race, language, and customs, especially in a developing country. Some people disapprove of this use. 部落

noun [专属名词]部落,宗族;一大群人,一大伙人;大家庭;<非正式>许多人;(动物或植物的)群,族;(古罗马)行政部门;<贬>组织严密的社会(或政治)群体 - ...three-hundred members of the Xhosa tribe.

noun [专属名词]【名】 (Tribe)(英)特赖布(人名) - Three hundred individuals belonging to the Xhosa tribe.

illiterate

/ɪˈlɪtərət/n. 文盲
Someone who is illiterate does not know how to read or write. 文盲的

adjective [原级]不识字的,文盲的;行文拙劣的,不通顺的;(对某个学科)无知的,不了解的 - A large percentage of the population is illiterate.

noun [专属名词]文盲 - Nearly a billion people are illiterate.

compulsory

/kəmˈpʌlsəri/adj. 义务的
If something is compulsory, you must do it or accept it, because it is the law or because someone in a position of authority says you must. 强制性的

adjective [原级]必须做的,义务的,强制的 - He believes that the study of history should be compulsory in school.

noun [专属名词](花样滑冰、竞技体操等的)规定动作 - There is a compulsory course in statistics.

compulsory adj. 有义务的,必须做的

  • Mathematics is a compulsory course for all freshman students. 数学是所有大一学生的必修课。
  • Workers won their fight to stop compulsory redundancies工人赢得了阻止强制裁员的斗争。
  • English, Maths, ICT and Science are compulsory subjects英语、数学、信息技术和自然科学是必修课。
  • They have campaigned strongly for compulsory registration of dogs. 他们大力开展了狗的强制性登记活动。
  • No one believed him because he was known to be a compulsive liar. 没人相信他,因为大家都知道他是个惯性说谎者。
an elective / optional course 选修课You can choose an elective course from the arts or music department. 你可以从艺术或音乐系中选择一门选修课。
the 9-year compulsory education 九年制义务教育
(the 9-year schooling / school attendance)
The government provides the 9-year compulsory education to all children. 政府向所有儿童提供九年制义务教育。
compulsive 强迫性的;成瘾的
compulsive gambling 嗜赌成性
a compulsive gambler / liar 赌棍/病态说谎者
  • He suffers from compulsive eating when he is under high stress. 他在压力大时会表现出强迫性进食。
  • Compulsive gambling can lead to severe financial and family problems. 嗜赌成性会导致严重的经济和家庭问题。
  • No one believed him because he was known to be a compulsive liar. 没人相信他,因为大家都知道他是个惯性说谎者。
compel sb. to do 强迫某人做某事
compelling 引人入胜的;令人信服的
a compelling novel / story 引人入胜的小说/故事
  • President Nixon was compelled to resign. 
  • Ill health compelled him to resign from his position. 身体不适强迫他辞去了职务。
  • The lawyer presented compelling evidence that proved his innocence. 律师出示了证明他清白的令人信服的证据。
  • The author wrote a compelling novel that kept readers awake all night. 作者写了一本引人入胜的小说,让读者彻夜难眠。
oblige sb. to do (在法律或道义上)强迫/有义务做The law obliges parents to send their children to school. 法律规定父母有义务送孩子上学。
obligatory 义务的;强制性的;必须的
an obligatory course 必修课
obligatory military service 义务兵役制
  • It is obligatory to wear a seatbelt while driving in this country. 在这个国家开车,系安全带是强制性的。
  • English is an obligatory course for most university students in China. 英语是中国大多数大学生的必修课。
  • Some countries still maintain a system of obligatory military service. 一些国家仍然维持着义务兵役制度。
voluntary 自愿的;志愿的
voluntary donations 自愿捐款
voluntary early retirement 自愿提前退休
  • She does voluntary work at the local animal shelter every weekend. 她每个周末都在当地动物收容所做志愿工作。
  • The charity relies entirely on voluntary donations from the public. 该慈善机构完全依靠公众的自愿捐款。
  • The company offered a financial package for voluntary early retirement. 公司为自愿提前退休提供了补偿金。

deem

/diːm/v. 认为
If something is deemed to have a particular quality or to do a particular thing, it is considered to have that quality or do that thing. 认为; 相信

verb [vt. 及物动词]认为,相信 - French and German were deemed essential.

noun [专属名词]【名】 (Deem)(英)迪姆 (人名) - I deem it an honour to accept your invitation.

means

/miːnz/n. 方法,手段,财产,资力
A means of doing something is a method, instrument, or process which can be used to do it. Means is both the singular and the plural form for this use. 方法; 手段; 过程

noun [抽象名词]手段,方法;金钱 - The move is a means to fight crime.

verb [vi. 不及物动词]意味着;表示……的意思,作……的解释;打算,意欲(mean 的第三人称单数) - My family means everything to me.

hamper

🇬🇧/ˈhæmpə(r)/ 🇺🇸/ˈhæmpər/v. 妨碍
If someone or something hampers you, they make it difficult for you to do what you are trying to do. 妨碍

verb [vt. 及物动词]阻碍,妨碍 - The bad weather hampered rescue operations.

noun [抽象名词](尤指装食物用的)带盖大篮子;(装有各种食品的)礼物篮;<美>脏衣篓;障碍船具 - A hamper is a basket containing food of various kinds that is given to people as a present.

hamper / hinder / impede  v. 妨碍

  • Social unrest will hamper / hinder / impede economic development. 
  • Higher interest rates could hamper / hinder / impede economic growth. 
  • Too much anxiety, after all, can hamper performance. 毕竟,太过焦虑会影响发挥。
hamper v.阻碍;束缚;妨碍High winds and driving rain hamper the rescue efforts. 狂风暴雨阻碍了搜救工作。
hinder v.阻碍;打扰A poor diet can hinder a child's physical development. 不良饮食会阻碍儿童的身体发育。
impede v.阻碍;阻止(侧重放慢进度)The fallen trees impede the progress of the rescue team. 倒下的树木阻碍了救援队的进展。
hindrance n.阻碍;障碍物;起阻碍作用的人
  • The heavy snow was a major hindrance to the commuters. 大雪是通勤者面临的主要障碍。
  • The higher rates have been a hindrance to economic recovery. 
impediment n.障碍;妨碍;(言语)障碍
  • The lack of funds is a major impediment to the research. 缺乏资金是该研究的主要障碍。
  • The main impediment to growth was a lack of capital. 

savannah

/səˈvænə/n. 大草原
A savannah is a large area of flat, grassy land, usually in Africa. (非洲)大草原

noun [专属名词]热带和亚热带草原,(非洲的)稀树草原 - I was amazed that virtually all the things I took for granted up north just didn't happen in Savannah.

noun [专属名词](Savannah)(美)萨凡纳(人名) - A Savannah cat is a crossbreed between a domestic cat and a medium-sized wild African cat called the Serval.

juvenile

🇬🇧/ˈdʒuːvənaɪl/ 🇺🇸/ˈdʒuːvən(ə)l; ˈdʒuːvənaɪl/adj. 青少年
A juvenile is a child or young person who is not yet old enough to be regarded as an adult. 青少年

adjective [原级]青少年的,未成年的;少年犯的;幼稚的,孩子气的;(鸟或动物)幼年的 - She wasn't sent to the juvenile court; instead she was cautioned.

noun [集合/集体]青少年,未成年人;扮演青少年角色的演员;幼鸟,幼兽 - The number of juveniles in the general population has fallen by a fifth in the past 10 years.

delinquency

/dɪˈlɪŋkwənsi/n. 犯罪
Delinquency is criminal behaviour, especially that of young people. 违法行为; 少年犯罪

noun [专属名词](尤指青少年的)犯罪,不良行为;拖欠债务;玩忽职守 - He had no history of delinquency.