例句与用法:
Brazenly daring; audacious. 鲁莽的；蛮干的
Audacious and gallant; spirited. 闯劲足的闯劲足的而且英勇的；精力充沛的
A person regarded as aggressive, audacious, or fierce. 凶恶的人，虎狼之徒被认为是有野心、卤莽或凶残的人
词形变化:名词:audaciousness 副词:audaciously
英英解释:形容词 audacious:
invulnerable to fear or intimidation
同义词：brave, dauntless, fearless, intrepid, unfearing
unrestrained by convention or propriety- Bertrand Russell
同义词：barefaced, bodacious, bald-faced, brassy, brazen, brazen-faced, insolent
disposed to venture or take risks
同义词：daring, venturesome, venturous
browbeat v. (用神情、言词) 威吓,严词厉色地斥责;vt. 吓唬,威逼
例句与用法:
For many Britons accustomed to watching Thatcher browbeat enemies and dress down aides, it seemed like only a matter of time before her support for Major would cool. 对很多看惯撒切尔向她的政敌怒目而视或斥责僚属的英国人来说，她对梅杰的支持迟早都会冷却。
I won't be browbeaten into accepting your proposals. 我不会在威迫之下接受你的提议.
The judge browbeat the witness. 那法官威吓证人.
词形变化:动词过去式:browbeat 过去分词:browbeaten 现在分词:browbeating 第三人称单数:browbeats 名词:brow-beater
英英解释:动词 browbeat: be bossy towards
同义词：strong-arm, bully, bullyrag, ballyrag, boss around, hector, push around
discourage or frighten with threats or a domineering manner; intimidate
同义词：bully, swagger
bogus a. 假的,伪造的
例句与用法:
The company was bogus, the prospectus was all got up. 那公司全属子虚乌有，所谓的创办计划是胡编乱造出来的。
英英解释:形容词 bogus:fraudulent; having a misleading appearance
同义词：fake, phony, phoney, bastard bravado 虚张声势
carp [kɑ:p] n. 鲤鱼 v. 吹毛求疵
Other experiments in crossing bighead and silver carp have produced a new variety of fish.
使大头鱼和银色鲤鱼杂交的其他试验获得了一个新品种。
I like the white carp most. 我最喜欢白色的鲤鱼。
词形变化:名词:carper 动词过去式:carped 过去分词:carped 现在分词:carping 第三人称单数:carps 名词复数:carp
英英解释:
名词 carp:the lean flesh of a fish that is often farmed; can be baked or braised
any of various freshwater fish of the family Cyprinidae
动词 carp:raise trivial objections
同义词：cavil, chicane captious 吹毛求疵
censorious a. 受批判的
词形变化:名词:censoriousness 副词:censoriously
英英解释:形容词 censorious:harshly critical or expressing censure curmudgeons 脾气坏的人
clamorous a. 吵闹的
例句与用法:
The silent night has the beauty of the mother and the clamorous day of the child. 静悄悄的黑夜具有母亲的美丽，而吵闹的白天具有孩子的美丽。
The meeting began to become clamorous. 会议开始变得喧哗了。
词形变化:名词:clamorousness 副词:clamorously
英英解释:形容词 clamorous:conspicuously and offensively loud; given to vehement outcry
同义词：blatant, clamant, strident, vociferous catcalls 奚落反对的尖叫声
capitulate v. 有条件投降
词形变化:动词过去式:capitulated 过去分词:capitulated 现在分词:capitulating 第三人称单数:capitulates 名词:capitulant
英英解释:动词 capitulate:surrender under agreed conditions
capitulated 投降的
chagrined a. 失望的,灰心的
例句与用法:He was chagrined at his failure. 他为自己的失败而感到懊恼。
英英解释:动词 chagrin:cause to feel shame; hurt the pride of
同义词：humiliate, mortify, chagrin, humble, abase contrail 凝结，尾流
consecrate v. 供神用,奉献,使神圣 a. 被献给神的,神圣的
例句与用法:
A doctor's life is consecrated to curing sick people. 医生献身于医治病人。
This battle field is consecrated to the memory of the soldiers who died here. 这个战场被视为圣地以纪念战死在这里的战士。
词形变化:名词:consecrator 形容词:consecrative 动词过去式:consecrated 过去分词:consecrated 现在分词:consecrating 第三人称单数:consecrates
英英解释:
动词 consecrate:appoint to a clerical posts
同义词：ordain, ordinate, order
give entirely to a specific person, activity, or cause
同义词：give, dedicate, commit, devote
dedicate to a deity by a vow
同义词：vow
render holy by means of religious rites
同义词：bless, hallow, sanctify
形容词 consecrate:
solemnly dedicated to or set apart for a high purpose
同义词：consecrated, dedicated canonized 正式宣布为圣徒
cannibalize vt. 同型装配,调拨人员，拆用配件
词形变化:动词过去式:cannibalized 过去分词:cannibalized 现在分词:cannibalizing 第三人称单数:cannibalizes 名词:cannibalization
英英解释:
动词 cannibalize:eat human flesh
同义词：cannibalise
use parts of something to repair something else
同义词：cannibalise
cologne n. 科隆香水,古龙香水
例句与用法:
By this letter we inform you that we shall send these wines to our friends at Cologne. 我们将这些葡萄酒邮寄给在科隆的客户，特此函告。
Flattery is like cologne water, to be smelt of, not swallowed. 恭维话好比古龙水（科隆香水），是为了闻，而非为吞的东西。
英英解释:
名词 cologne:
a commercial center and river port in western Germany on the Rhine River; flourished during the 15th century as a member of the Hanseatic League
同义词：Koln
a perfumed liquid made of essential oils and alcohol
同义词：cologne water, eau de cologne
caprice n. 反覆无常,善变,任性
例句与用法:A caprice or fancy. 空想，幻想
英英解释:
名词 caprice:a sudden desire
同义词：impulse, whim
capricious a. 变化无常的,任性的
例句与用法:
Capricious or whimsical. 反复无常的，三心两意的
The novelist characterizes his heroine as capricious and passionate. 这位小说家把女主人公刻画成反覆无常而又多情的人.
The climate on grassland is capricious. 草原的气候变化无常。
Romantic heroines are often capricious. 浪漫的女主人公往往难以捉摸。
词形变化:
名词:capriciousness 副词:capriciously
英英解释:形容词 capricious:changeable
同义词：freakish
determined by chance or impulse or whim rather than by necessity or reason
同义词：impulsive, whimsical capsized 倾覆
coddle 娇养,溺爱,细心照料，煮鸡蛋
例句与用法:
He'll need to be coddled after his illness. 他病後需要悉心照料.
词形变化:
名词:coddler 动词过去式:coddled 过去分词:coddled 现在分词:coddling 第三人称单数:coddles
英英解释:
动词 coddle:treat with excessive indulgence
同义词：pamper, featherbed, cosset, cocker, baby, mollycoddle, spoil, indulge
cook in nearly boiling water
chipper a. 爽朗的,活泼的,爽快的
词形变化:
动词过去式:chippered 过去分词:chippered 现在分词:chippering 第三人称单数:chippers
英英解释:形容词 chipper:having a cheerful, lively, and self-confident air
同义词：debonair, debonaire, jaunty dementia 痴呆，智力衰退 nimiety [ni'maiəti] n. 过多，过剩
英英解释:名词 nimiety:a quantity much larger than is needed
同义词：excess, surplus, surplusage
nemesis [ni'misis] n. 报应,给与惩罚的人,天罚，复仇的人
词形变化:名词复数:nemeses
英英解释:名词 nemesis:(Greek mythology) the goddess of divine retribution and vengeance
something causes misery or death
同义词：bane, curse, scourge
committal [kə'mitl] n. 委托, 承担义务, 赞助
例句与用法:
At the committal proceedings the police withdrew their case.警方在转交诉讼程序中撤销了案件。Articulated her strong committal to world peace. 明确表达她对世界和平的强烈支持
英英解释:
名词 committal:
the official act of consigning a person to confinement (as in a prison or mental hospital)
同义词：commitment, consignment
the act of committing a crime
同义词：perpetration, commission
noncommittal ['nɔn'kɔmitəl] a. 不表示意见的(不承担义务的)
例句与用法:
I asked him if he approved our plan, but he was noncommittal.我问他是否赞同我们的计划，但他态度不明朗。He was rather noncommittal. 他说得很活络。An intentionally noncommittal or ambiguous statement. 暧昧的回答，故意的不信任故意说得模棱两可的话，不明确的话
词形变化:副词:noncommittally
英英解释:形容词 noncommittal:refusing to bind oneself to a particular course of action or view or the like
neap [ni:p] a. 小潮的,最低潮的
英英解释:名词 neap:a less than average tide occurring at the first and third quarters of the moon
同义词：neap tide
opulence ['ɔpjuləns] n. 富裕(丰富)
例句与用法:He owes his opulence to work hard.他的财富乃辛勤工作得来。
The room was decorated with stagy opulence. 那房间装饰得富丽堂皇, 像戏台似的.
词形变化:异体字:opulency
英英解释:名词 opulence:wealth as evidenced by sumptuous living
同义词：luxury, luxuriousness, sumptuousness
obstreperous [əb'strepərəs] a. 吵闹的,喧嚣的,乱闹的
词形变化:名词:obstreperousness 副词:obstreperously
英英解释:
形容词 obstreperous:noisily and stubbornly defiant
boisterously and noisily aggressive
obtuse [əb'tju:s] a. 钝的,不尖的,圆头的，迟钝的
例句与用法:
An obtuse leaf. 钝形圆头的叶子尖
An obtuse, boring, or bothersome person; a pest.
讨厌的人愚钝的、无聊的或讨厌的人；害人精
词形变化:
形容词比较级:obtuser 最高级:obtusest 名词:obtuseness 副词:obtusely
英英解释:
形容词 obtuse:of an angle; between 90 and 180 degrees
of a leaf shape; rounded at the apex
lacking in insight or discernment- Jasper Griffin
同义词：purblind
slow to learn or understand; lacking intellectual acuity
同义词：dense, dim, dull, dumb, slow
protist ['prəutist] n. 原生生物
词形变化:形容词:protistan 名词:pro-tistology
英英解释:
名词 protist:free-living or colonial organisms with diverse nutritional and reproductive modes
同义词：protistan
pundit ['pʌndit] n. 学者,梵学者,博学的人
例句与用法:
A political pundit. 政治评论家The pundits disagree on the best way of dealing with the problem.如何妥善处理这一问题, 专家众说纷纭.
词形变化:名词:punditry
英英解释:名词 pundit:someone who has been admitted to membership in a scholarly field
同义词：initiate, learned person, savant
procrastinate [prəu'kræstineit] v. 延迟,迁延,耽搁
例句与用法:
He procrastinated until it was too late to do anything at all.他因循坐误, 一事无成.
词形变化:名词:procrastination 动词过去式:procrastinated 过去分词:procrastinated 现在分词:procrastinating 第三人称单数:procrastinates
英英解释:
动词 procrastinate:postpone doing what one should be doing
同义词：stall, drag one's feet, drag one's heels, shillyshally, dilly-dally, dillydally
postpone or delay needlessly
primordial [prai'mɔ:djəl] a. 原始的,自原始时代的,最初的
Life's primordial reality is spirit. 生命的根本真实性是精神。
Play a primordial role. 担任主要角色
词形变化:副词:primordially
英英解释:形容词 primordial:
having existed from the beginning; in an earliest or original stage or state
同义词：aboriginal, primal, primeval, primaeval
in the words of 正如。。。所说 不错。。。。
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