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2013-2018全国卷高考真题完形填空高频词汇整理这些单词是从近六年各地高考英语真题完形填空中总结出来的高频重点单词，因为每个单词词性不同意义就有可能不同，所以我们按照词性分类整理,这样单词的复习会更加准确有针对性。掌握了这些单词，相当于做完了近三年高考真题所能积累的单词。能帮助同学们更加有效的进行高考英语的复习，在词汇复习中达到事半功倍的效果。
形容词
sensitive敏感的
boring 无聊的
urgent 紧急的
certain 确定的；某种proud骄傲的
critical 批评的
rare 稀有的
amusing有趣的，好玩的agreeable 令人愉快的positive 积极的
patient 耐心的
annoyed 恼火的
ashamed 惭愧的，感到难为情的
pleased 高兴的
relieved 放心的convincing 使人信服的，有说服力的
cautious 小心的，谨慎的innocent 清白的，无辜的，无知的
limited 有限的，有限制的regular 有规律的
pleasant 愉快的disappointing 令人失望的still 静止的，不动的energetic 精力充沛的
equal 平等的，势均力敌的guilty 有罪的，内疚的
available 可用的，空闲的
unique 独一无二的
appointed 指定的，约定的
fundamental 基础的，根本的
normal 正常的
official 官方的，正式的
common 常见的，共同点
pure 纯的
determined 坚定的，坚决的
gentle 温和的
grateful 感激的
modest 谦虚的，适度的
additional 附加的，另外的
extreme 极端的，非常的
wise 明智的
rude 粗鲁的
anxious 焦虑的
similar 相似的
unwilling 不情愿的
fortunate 幸运的
tiny 极小的
extra 额外的
perfect 完美的
academic 学术的，理论的
royal 皇家的，盛大的
wealthy 富有的
greedy 贪婪的
separate 分开的，各自的
reasonable 合理的
awkward 尴尬的，笨拙的
elegant 优雅的
familiar 熟悉的
fair 公平的，白皙的，晴朗
的
bitter 苦涩的
particular 特别的
respectful 尊重的，表示敬意
的
crowded 拥挤的
confident 有信心的
independent 独立的
suitable 合适的
single 单身的，单一的
occupied 忙碌的
loose 松的，松散的
smooth 平滑的，顺利的
just 公平的，正义的
stubborn 顽固的
worthwhile 值得的
flexible 灵活的
outgoing 外向的，开朗的
optimistic 乐观的
key 关键的，重点的
responsible 负责的
exact 准确的
serious 严重的，严肃的，认真的
precious 珍贵的
merry 高兴的timely 及时的
outstanding 杰出的，突出的
complex 复杂的
considerate 体贴的，关心的
previous 先前的，以前的
opposite 对立的，相对的
cruel 残酷的
broad 宽阔的
表示人感情的形容词：(主语是人或者修饰人)
moved感动的excited兴奋的interested 感兴趣的bored 无聊的，厌烦的delighted高兴的amazed 吃惊的surprised 吃惊的frightened害怕的relaxed 放松的
tired 劳累的
disappointed 失望的
annoyed 恼火的
depressed 压抑的，抑郁的
satisfied 满意的
puzzled 迷惑的
embarrassed 尴尬的
touched 受感动的，触动的
terrified 感到恐惧的，受到
惊吓的
scared害怕的
confused迷惑的
pleased高兴的
ashamed羞愧的
amused 愉快的
(主语是物或者修饰物)moving……表观点态度的词
controversial有争议的indifferent 冷漠的supportive 支持的objective 客观的subjective 主观的optimistic 乐观的
pessimistic悲观的
neutral 中立的
casual 随意的
doubtful 怀疑的
practical 实际的
approving赞同的
disapproving不赞同的
positive 积极的
negative 消极的
动词
observe观察，遵守replace 代替，取代withdraw 撤退，收回，取钱divide 分开
donate 捐赠
pressure 压力
adapt 适应；改编
respond 回应
decrease 减少
measure 测量，衡量advertise 做广告
repair 修理reject 拒绝
threaten 威胁
interrupt 打断
bother 烦扰
spoil 溺爱，宠坏
explain解释
express 表达
admit 承认
realize 意识到，实现
settle 定居，解决
judge 判定，裁决
ignore 忽略
design 设计
select 挑选
improve 改善，提高
discover 发现
decline 减少，衰退
survive 幸存，存活
rule 统治
guess 猜测
nod 点头
notice 注意到
wonder 想知道，怀疑
invest投资
promise 承诺
reply 回复
swear 发誓
form 形成
hand 传递，交给
affect 影响，感染
support 支持recommend 推荐，介绍
decorate 装饰
rent 出租
offer 主动提供
apologize 道歉complain 抱怨
last 持续
appreciate 欣赏，感激analyze 分析
slide(slid) 滑落，滑动witness 见证
demand 要求
approve 赞成，批准distribute 分配，分发applaud 鼓掌，欢呼appoint 任命，指定
sink 下沉
deliver 输送，接生，发表digest 消化
suffer 遭受
assess 评价，评定
avoid 避免
remind 使想起，提醒
warn 警告
award 授予，颁发
cancel 取消
cheat
admire 钦佩，崇拜，喜欢doubt 怀疑fix 修理，安装，固定
tremble 发抖
delay耽误，延误
hesitate 犹豫
require 要求
match 匹配
contact 接触，联系
regret 后悔，遗憾
blame 责备
instruct 指导
present 出席
serve 服务
treat 对待，治疗
record 记录
quit 放弃
arrange 安排
supply 提供，供应
escape 逃跑，泄漏
joke 开玩笑
rank 排列，排名
raise 筹集，抚养，举起抬高
offend 冒犯
scare使害怕
seize 抓住
rescue 拯救，挽救
invent 发明
hire 雇佣
entertain 使娱乐，招待
wander 徘徊，漫步
punish 惩罚
fire 解雇，开枪
display 显示，展示
charge控告，管理，充电，
收费
cure 治愈
attract 吸引
suppose 猜想
adjust 调整
lift 举起
fill 填充
lie 躺，撒谎，位于
suspect 怀疑
pray 祈祷
sponsor 赞助
repeat 重复
attack 攻击
quarrel 争吵
earn 赚得
expand 扩张
force 强迫
deserve 应得，值得
intend 打算
insist 坚持
convey 传达
review 回顾，复习
praise 表扬
greet 问候
announce 宣布
combine 结合
adopt 采纳，收养
investigate 调查
assume 假定
predict 预测
defend 保卫，防卫
reward 奖励，报酬
hide 隐藏
grasp 抓住，理解，领会
expose 暴露
treasure珍惜
explore 探索
rush 匆忙地做，冲出去
react 反应
accomplish 完成实现overcome 克服
abandon遗弃，放弃
guard 保卫，防卫
skip 跳读，略过，跳，蹦sob 哭泣，哽咽
balance 平衡
forgive 原谅
inform 通知
approach 接近，靠近；处理destroy 破坏，毁灭
attach粘贴，依附
reflect 反射，反映，反省prove 证明
afford 负担得起
adjust 调整
lock 锁
guarantee 保证
confirm 确认
submit 提交
recall 回忆，想起；撤销，
召回
inspect 检查，审查
extend 伸展，扩展
command 命令
interview采访；面试
neglect忽略
persuade说服
encourage鼓励
spread传播，散播
disturb打扰
complete 完成
preview 预习，预演
board 登（飞机，船等）
accompany 陪伴
touch 触摸
recognize辨认出，承认名词
purpose 目的
advantage 优势，有点function 功能consequence 结果，影响consumer 顾客
brand 品牌
advertisement 广告attitude 态度
explanation 解释
occasion 场合，机会adventure冒险
evidence 证据
choice 选择
career 职业，生涯
pity 可惜
rest休息
fear 害怕
disease 疾病
recovery 恢复，痊愈strength 长处，力量permission 允许，许可shoulder 肩膀
tear 眼泪
editor 编辑
challenge 挑战
impact 影响
mood 心情
position 位置，职位
state 状态，州
reference 参考，查阅，提及
patient 病人
operator 操作者，实施手术
者
mask 面具
mark 标记
opportunity 机会inspiration
鼓舞，灵感
trust 信任
wallet 钱包
courage 勇气
joy 高兴
task 任务
business 商业；公司
progress 进步
patience 耐心
reputation 名誉，名声
origin 起源，来源
relief 放松；缓解
pride 骄傲
desire 渴望
effort 努力
offer提议，提供；出价，报
价
profit利润，盈利
agent 代理人
owner 所有人；拥有者
loss 损失
risk 风险，冒险
average 平均
regulation 限制，规则
standard 标准
policy 政策；策略
experiment 实验
motivation 动机campaign 战役，竞选运动disaster 灾难
tutor 导师，家庭教师coach 教练
training 训练experience经验
interest 兴趣
curiosity好奇
coin 硬币
secret 秘密
seed 种子
insect 昆虫
method 方法
privilege 特权
threat 威胁
exception 例外competition 竞争，比赛affair 事情，事物
bill 账单；支票
relatives亲戚sympathy 同情
square广场
comment 评论
adventure 冒险
equipment 设备
couple 夫妻；一对
feather 羽毛
lawyer 律师
entertainment 娱乐
clinic 诊所
issue 发行；争论的问题
shelter 临时居所，遮蔽处
failure 失败
sense 感觉
comfort 安慰
attempt 企图，尝试
appeal 吸引；呼吁
circumstance 周围情况；环
境
condition 条件
trail 痕迹，足迹
emotion 情绪
conclusion 结论
impression 印象
ceremony 典礼，仪式
operation 手术
accommodation 住宿，膳宿；
调节
colleague 同事
sorrow 悲痛，伤心
knowledge 知识
behavior 行为，举止
thrill 激动，震颤
atmosphere 大气层，气氛，
氛围
principle 准则
claim 要求；主张
aspect 方面
burden 负担
trap 陷阱，诡计
副词
completely 完全地generally 广泛地，普遍地apparently 明显地extremely 极端地，非常地rapidly 迅速地
separately 各自地，单独地eventually 最后，终于desperately 绝望地；渴望地punctually 准时地obviously 明显地
actually 实际地
merely 仅仅，只
naturally 自然地
rarely 极少地，难得地frequently 频繁地
occasionally 偶尔地
firmly 坚定地
casually 随意地
indeed 确实地；真正地
seldom 极少
hardly 几乎不
slightly 轻微地
fondly 喜爱地，
modestly 谦虚地；适度地
lately 最近
violently 猛烈地
suddenly 突然地
immediately 立刻，马上
generously 慷慨地
vividly 形象地
hurriedly 匆忙地
unwillingly 不情愿地
unfortunately 不幸地
constantly 持续不断地；时常
地
presently 目前，现在
eagerly 急切地
gradually 逐渐地
deliberately 故意地
thoroughly 彻底地
roughly 粗略地
instantly 立刻，马上
短语
at once 立刻，马上
by chance 偶然，不经意as usual 和往常一样
on purpose 故意
leave for 离开去
put away收起放好
take over 接管
apply for 申请
come up with 提出
look forward to 期望；期待think about 考虑
face up to 勇敢面对
bring up 抚养；提出；呕吐step away from 退出come out 出版；发芽
turn over移交；转交
on the contrary 相反地catch up with 赶上，追上（动作）
keep up with 赶上，追上（状态）
put up with 忍受
in short 总之
in turn 轮流；依次
in time 及时
be aware of 意识到
give away 分发；泄漏
put aside 放在一边；储存hand out 分发
look up 查阅
deal with 处理
store up 储存
drop in 顺便拜访settle down 定居；安定
cheer up 高兴；振奋
turn around 转身
get on with 相处，进展
look down upon 看不起，轻
视
benefit from 从…中受益
by all means 一定
belong to 属于
appeal to 呼吁；吸引
adapt to 适应
pick up 拾起；接某人；不
经意学到
regard as 把…当作
show off 展示；炫耀
dress up 盛装打扮
take over 接管
run out 用完，用尽
break out 爆发
fade away逐渐消失
run over 辗过
bring in 引进；赚得
turn up 出现；调高
concentrate on 专注于
pass over 越过
contribute to 导致
regardless of 不管
as to 关于
be addicted to沉迷于
instead of 代替；而不是
in favor of 支持，赞同
at least 至少
so far 到目前为止
a big deal 大事
refer to 指代，查阅，参考
get through 通过；接通电话
go over 复习；仔细检查
work out计算出；制定出；
锻炼
turn out 结果是；生产制造出
rely on 依靠，依赖
pass away 去世
set off 出发；使爆炸
stare at 盯着
head for 前往…
at hand 在手边，即将到来
at times 有时候
come across 偶遇
depend on 依靠，依赖
give up 放弃
be accustomed to 习惯于
let out 泄漏
turn in 上交
put off 推迟
be involved in 卷入；涉及到
make up 化妆；弥补；编造
it strikes sb. that 某人突然想
起某事
apply to 应用于
be mixed with 混合
in return for回报
in exchange for 交换
give in 屈服，投降，让步
break down 身体崩溃，精神
垮掉，机器出故障
out of sight 消失
连词
however 然而otherwise 否则；另一方面therefore 因此
meanwhile 在此期间；同时because 因为
while 当…时候；然而although 即使，尽管providing 如果
yet 然而
thus 因此since 因为；自从
as far as 就…而言
as long as 只要
unless 除非
even if 即使，尽管
even though即使，尽管
as if 好像
as though好像
for因为
so因此
or否则
but但是
as因为；尽管
still仍然
介词
without没有within在…范围内beyond超过below在下方between在…之间against 反对；紧靠；映衬over在…之上for为了
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