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新东方英语六级作文新东方英语六级作文范文英语作文在六级考试中占据总分的百分之十五，比重大同样也要求高，但是想拿高分却往往不那么容易，写出一篇高质量的作文对考生英语基础知识的'要求是一方面，同时还需要考生有独特的思想和写作技巧。

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新东方英语六级作文范文1The Way to SuccessThere are many ways that lead to success, such as an intelligent mind, a strong will or a passionate heart. For Abraham Lincoln, his way of success is to make full preparations. He would spend 2/3 of his time sharpening his axe, which is truly phenomenal.Lincolns famous remark embodies great wisdom, carrying at least two important implications. Success never comes to us accidentally, but as a result of continuous and patient planning and preparing. Having defined our goal, we must have a clear idea about the means to attain the goal. Without sufficient preparations, many of our efforts would be random and we would most probably end up in failure.Another crucial implication is that, in order to succeed, we must keep sharpening our axe. Ours is a technology-dominated world and our social progress is inextricably connected with technological advances. It is perhaps because of Lincolns wisdom that the United States lays special emphasis on developing technologies and has become the worlds most technologically developed country.Keeping Lincolns wisdom in mind, we should be well prepared in everything we do. Moreover, we should never stopwhere we are and keep searching for more effective means to reach our objectives.新东方英语六级作文范文2Should One Expect a Reward When Doing a Good Deed?A great many people presume upon a reward when doing a good deed. First and foremost, there is a natural tendency to equate doing good deeds with a certain amount of reward, and reward with a certain amount of money. What is more, they maintain that since the basis of contemporary society is money, one of the major means of earning money is getting reward by doing good deeds.On the contrary, the vast majority of people assume that doing a good deed should be based on people’s personal interests. Hence, doing a good deed is fulfilling itself and reward is of minimal significance. Numerous examples can be given, but this will suffice. Mr. Leifeng lived a simple life dedicated to doing good deeds without expecting any reward and helping people from all walks of life, yet he was remembered as one of the most successful hero of our time.Generally speaking, it is my view that we should not expect a reward when doing a good deed. We do this for enjoyment, fulfillment and other spiritual enhancement, not for the purpose of reward.新东方英语六级作文范文3Good Habits Result from Refusing TemptationIt is not exaggerating to say that habits determine how much a person can achieve. This is due to the magical power that habits have. It can redouble the effort of our daily behavior.Take this for example: if you recite one word every day, you will add 365 words to your vocabulary by one year, and 700 wordsby two years, and 1400 words before graduation which is by far beyond the curricular of CET-6. While if you spend two hours on playing computer gameswhich is far less than how much time is spent in reality for college studentsyou will probably get addicted to it and fail your study. This phenomenon can be easily found in the college that it is high time for us to be aware of the importance of habits. We should cultivate good habits and get rid of the bad habits such as staying up late, being addicted to games, consuming extravagantly, etc as soon as possible.Rome was not built in one day. We can accumulate a great fortune by the tiny efforts we made every day. From now on say good bye to the bad habits and stick to the good ones, we will enjoy a profitable return in the future.【新东方英语六级作文范文】。

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1, poetry ['pəuitri]n. 诗；诗意，诗情；诗歌艺术2, highlight ['hailait]vt. 强调；突出；使显著；加亮n. 最精彩的部分；最重要的事情；加亮区3, slash [slæʃ]vt. 猛砍；鞭打；严厉批评；大幅度裁减或削减vi. 猛砍；严厉批评n. 猛砍；斜线；砍痕；削减；沼泽低地4, ambition [æm'biʃən]n. 野心，雄心；抱负，志向vt. 有…野心；追求5, reassure [,ri:ə'ʃuə]vt. 使…安心，使消除疑虑6, abundance [ə'bʌndəns]n. 充裕，丰富7, prosperous ['prɔspərəs]adj. 繁荣的；兴旺的8, submit [səb'mit]vt. 使服从；呈递；主张vi. 提交；服从9, differentiate [,difə'renʃieit]vi. 区分，区别vt. 区分，区别10, court [kɔ:t]n. 法院；朝廷；球场；奉承vt. 向…献殷勤；设法获得；招致（失败、危险等）vi. 求爱11, security [si'kjuəriti]n. 安全；抵押品；证券；保证adj. 安全的；保密的；保安的12, quiver ['kwivə]n. 箭袋；颤抖；震动vi. 颤抖；振动vt. 使…颤动；抖动13, bowel ['bauəl]n. 肠；内部；同情vt. 将……的肚肠取出14, subordinate [sə'bɔ:dinət, -neit, sə'bɔ:dineit] n. 下属，下级；部属，属下adj. 次要的；从属的vt. 使……居下位；使……服从15, junk [dʒʌŋk]n. 垃圾，废物；舢板16, consecutive [kən'sekjutiv]adj. 连续不断的；连贯的17, subscribe [səb'skraib]vi. 订阅；赞成；捐款；认购；签署vt. 签署；赞成；捐助18, extinct [ik'stiŋkt]adj. 灭绝的，绝种的；熄灭的vt. [古]使熄灭19, cork [kɔ:k]n. 软木；软木塞，软木制品vt. 用软木塞塞住；抑制，堵住adj. 软木制的20, glare [ɡlεə]n. 刺眼；耀眼的光；受公众注目vi. 瞪眼表示vt. 瞪视；发眩光21, dictate [dik'teit, 'dikteit]vt. 命令；口述；使听写vi. 口述；听写n. 指示；命令22, credit ['kredit]n. 信用，信誉；信任；贷款；声望；学分vt. 相信，信任；把…归给，归功于；赞颂23, dilemma [di'lemə, ,dai-]n. 困境；进退两难；[逻]两刀论法24, prominent ['prɔminənt]adj. 突出的，显著的；杰出的；卓越的25, insane [in'sein]adj. 精神病的；极愚蠢的；疯狂的26, magnitude ['mæɡnitju:d]n. 大小；光度；重要；震级；量级27, hostage ['hɔstidʒ]n. 人质；抵押品28, exchange [iks'tʃeindʒ]n. 交换；兑换；交易所；交流vt. 交换；交易；兑换vi. 交换；交易；兑换29, flank [flæŋk]n. 侧面；侧腹；侧翼vt. 守侧面；位于…的侧面；攻击侧面vi. 侧面与…相接adv. 在左右两边30, convene [kən'vi:n]vt. 召集，集合；传唤vi. 聚集，集合31, affiliate [ə'filieit, ə'filiit, -eit] n. 联号；隶属的机构等vt. 接纳；使附属；使紧密联系vi. 参加，加入；发生联系32, inertia [i'nə:ʃiə]n. 惯性；惰性，迟钝；不活动33, appearance [ə'piərəns]n. 外貌，外观；出现，露面34, subsequent ['sʌbsikwənt]adj. 后来的，随后的35, reflect [ri'flekt]vt. 反射，照出；反省；反映vi. 反射，映现；深思36, slump [slʌmp]vi. 下降，衰落；倒下n. 暴跌；衰退；消沉vt. 使衰落；使倒下；使降低37, skull [skʌl]n. 头盖骨，脑壳38, implication [,impli'keiʃən]n. 暗示；牵连，卷入；含义39, diligent ['dilidʒənt]adj. 勤勉的；用功的，费尽心血的40, cradle ['kreidl]n. 摇篮；支船架；发源地；发祥地vt. 抚育；把...搁在支架上；把...放在摇篮内41, adapt [ə'dæpt]vt. 改编；使适应vi. 适应42, skip [skip]vi. 跳绳；遗漏；跳读；跳跃vt. 遗漏；跳过n. 跳跃；跳读43, erroneous [i'rəuniəs]adj. 不正确的；错误的44, subsidiary [səb'sidiəri]adj. 辅助的；附属的n. 子公司；辅助者45, benefit ['benifit]n. 利益，好处；救济金vt. 有益于，对…有益vi. 受益，得益46, subsidy ['sʌbsidi]n. 津贴；补助金；补贴47, fabric ['fæbrik]n. 织物；构造；建筑物；组织；布48, substance ['sʌbstəns]n. 物质；实质；主旨；资产49, adjust [ə'dʒʌst]vt. 校准；调整，使…适合vi. 调整，校准；适应50, elegant ['eliɡənt]adj. 高雅的，优雅的；讲究的51, edible ['edibl]adj. 可食用的n. 食物；食品52, collaboration [kə,læbə'reiʃən] n. 合作；通敌；勾结53, abuse [ə'bju:z, ə'bju:s]n. 滥用；辱骂；虐待；弊端；恶习，陋习vt. 滥用；辱骂；虐待54, imply [im'plai]vt. 暗示；意味；隐含55, distinct [dis'tiŋkt]adj. 清楚的；明显的；独特的；有区别的56, economy [i'kɔnəmi]n. 节约；经济；理财57, dockn. 船坞；码头；被告席；尾巴的骨肉部分vt. 剪短；使靠码头vi. 入船坞58, rim [rim]n. 边，边缘；轮辋；圆圈vi. 作…的边，装边于vt. 作…的边，装边于59, indifferent [in'difərənt]adj. 漠不关心的；无关紧要的；中性的，中立的60, appraisal [ə'preizəl]n. 评价；估计；估价（尤指估价财产，以便征税）61, confidential [,kɔnfi'denʃəl]adj. 机密的；表示信任的；获信任的62, administration [əd,mini'streiʃən]n. 管理；行政；行政机构；实施63, collapse [kə'læps]vi. 倒塌；瓦解；暴跌vt. 使倒塌，使崩溃；使萎陷n. 倒塌；失败；衰竭64, instantaneous [,instən'teinjəs]adj. 即时的；瞬间的；猝发的65, commodity [kə'mɔditi]n. 日用品；商品，货物66, affection [ə'fekʃən]n. 喜爱，感情；影响；感染67, environment [in'vaiərənmənt]n. 环境，外界68, complicated ['kɔmplikeitid]adj. 难懂的，复杂的69, comic ['kɔmik]adj. 喜剧的；有趣的；滑稽的n. 喜剧演员；连环漫画；滑稽人物70, evaluate [i'væljueit]vt. 评价；估价；求…的值vi. 评价；估价71, suburb ['sʌbə:b]n. 郊区；边缘72, devote [di'vəut] vt. 奉献；致力于。

2020年12月新东方大学英语六级考试模拟题2听力原文及答案

2020年12月新东方大学英语六级考试模拟题2听力原文及答案Part I WritingIn such a competitive society, many people dream of achieving success overnight. And even some try to get the result by using any means, good or ill. However, we shouldn’t forget those traditional virtues in the process of pursuing the so-called life goals, such as the trait of honesty. Otherwise, mankind will face a loss of mutual trust among individuals and a loss of a hopeful future.Outdated it may sound, the trait of honesty is supposed to be kept and passed on by all human being. If we ignore it, we’ll learn the significance of honesty the hard way later. My friend Laura is a good case in point. Believing she is smart, she speculates that she could pass the final exams without working hard on a daily basis. She played video games or watched TV series everyday instead of studying diligently. When the exams came at the end of the semester, she felt overwhelmed. Sadly, she chose to cheat on one of the exams, discarding any thought of honesty. Inevitably, she was caught and punished by the school. She could have been honest about her study and have made up for the exam at a later time.Given the importance of honesty, it’s vital for students to value this trait. They are supposed to adopt a down-to-earth attitude toward life or work, being honest and diligence. With the trait of honesty, it’s beyond doubt that they will be more likely to gain success at work or in life.Part II Listening ComprehensionSection ADirections: In this section, you will hear two long conversations. At the end of each conversation, you will hear four questions. Both the conversation and the questions will be spoken only once.After you hear a question, you must choose the best answer from the four choices markedA), B), C) and D). Then mark the corresponding letter on Answer Sheet 1 with a singleline through the centre.Conversation OneM: Do you love eggs, Alison? Recently, I read some articles about the relationship between eating eggs and health.W: Yes, I love eating eggs. During a typical day, I may have scrambled eggs in the morning. Later in the day, I may have omelette.M: What else do you eat during the day?W: Maybe some snacks between meals. They may also contain some eggs.M: Ok. Have you ever thought about the question, like how many eggs is safe to eat in a day?W: No, I haven’t. You mean, it’s not safe to eat a lot of eggs in a single day, right?M: Eating too many eggs isn’t good for one’s health. Of course, it’s a p iece of advice from doctors. W: How can we define “too many” or “too few”? Is there any standard for the number of eggs consumed during a day?M: In fact, there is. It is given by health experts.W: At a guess, I think eating five eggs a day will be ok.M: No, that’s too many. Health experts point out that two eggs a day is fine for average person.W: I’m afraid I’ll have to cut down on the eggs I usually eat in a day.M: And, if you decide to limit the number to two eggs a day, you should also try hard to avoid eating any cheese on that same day.W: Why? I love eating scrambled eggs with cheese on them.M: Please don’t eat like that anymore. Eating the two together mean s that you get more calories than you actually need. The result is, you’ll put on weight gradually.W: I don’t want to put on weight! I want to keep slim as long as possible.M: Alison, I quite understand that. Ladies pay more attention to their figures nowadays.W: For that purpose, I’ll give up on cheese. Instead, in the morning, I’ll eat s crambled eggs with green beans, vegetables and fruits.Questions 1 to 4 are based on the conversation you have just heard.1. What does the woman eat between meals during a typical day?2. According to the man, what’s the proper number of eggs eaten by a n average person in a day?3. Why does the man advise the woman to stop eating scrambled eggs and cheese together?4. In order to stay slim, what will the woman probably do in the future?1. A2. B3. A4. BConversation TwoW: Hello, Jeff. You know, lately, I’ve been sorting out things stored in the attic. It’s really exhausting. M: It’s hard work. I know that. I’ve done it once or twice a year. In fact, the attic is easily influenced by climate. The temperature and humidity may fluctuate dramat ically with the time of the year. It’s fine for storing some things, but not suitable for others.W: Could you be more specific? I’ll be very thankful.M: Ok, it might be fine for suitcases, Christmas decorations and pottery. But things made of natural mat erials won’t fare well in the attic.W: How about chairs? I’ve got too many chairs in my house. I’m thinking of getting rid of some of them.M: If they are wooden, you’d better put them somewhere else. Don’t store them in the attic. The huge changes in humidity and temperature can cause the wood to expand and crack.W: Ok, I’ll follow your advice and put them in some proper place. How about old tech, like TVs, smartphones and laptops? Can I leave them in the attic?M: Please don’t do that. Such tech devices shouldn’t be kept in the attic. In the attic, the temperature and humidity vary too much and too often. The result is, moisture will easily collect inside and damage the inner components.Questions 5 to 8 are based on the conversation you have just heard.5. What has the woman been doing in recent days?6. According to the man, what can be stored in the attic?7. Why can’t wooden chairs be left in the attic?8. For what reason can’t old smartphones be put in the attic?5. B6. A7. B8. CSection BDirections:In this section, you will hear two passages. At the end of each passage, you will hear three or four questions. Both the passage and the questions will be spoken only once. After youhear a question, you must choose the best answer from the four choices marked A), B), C)and D). Then mark the corresponding letter on Answer Sheet 1 with a single line throughthe centre.Passage OneWhen it comes to weight loss workout strategies, walking is totally underestimated. It’s time to change that. It has plenty going for it, including that you don’t have to wear Spandex, you don’t have to go to a special gym to do it, and you can even get medals for it. And there’s no learning curve.Not only can you lose weight by doing it, but the more you weigh, th e easier it’s going to drop pounds. How much weight you can lose by walking varies from person to person, but it’s reported that women drop as many as 14 to 22 pounds within eight weeks of starting a walking routine. Men tend to lose weight faster. Other people lose it more slowly, and sometimes those who lose it more slowly tend to keep it off longer.The first tip for weight loss is to remember to do more than you’re doing now. There’s no magic formula for how many steps, miles, or hours you have to walk to lose the amount of weight that you want. Starting out, the key is to do more than you’re doing now. If you have a job where you’re on your feet all day, you have to do more than that. But if you have a sedentary desk job, a walk every evening after dinner may show real results. A lot has been said about getting a baseline of about 10,000 steps a day for health reasons. If your goal is weight loss, you’ll likely want more than that once you get into a routine.Questions 9 to 11 are based on the passage you have just heard.9. What’s the problem with walking in helping people to lose weight?10. How can a walking routine help in people’s efforts to lose weight?11. What’s the speaker’s advice for a person doing a sedentary desk job?9. B 10. A 11. CPassage TwoAs one who has worked exclusively from home for the past two and a half years, I’d like to say “welcome!” to all the people who are now forced to do the same. And as one who has gained 18 pounds in those two-plus years, I’d also like to say, it’s really easy to pack on unwanted weight while working from home. I mean, you’re cooped up in a relatively small space all day, it’s real easy to make frequent trips to the cupboard, you can work in sweatpants or pajamas that expand with you, and there i s just you (or family) so there’s less guilt around snacking.Thankfully, over the last few months I have learned to change up some routines and have steadily been shedding that weight ever since. So, if you are new to working from home, I wanted to share some food tech tips to help you navigate your new normal.Please note: I’m not a dietitian or nutritionist. I’m not going to tell you what you should be eating, you should go see an expert if you are concerned about that. This is more about little things you can do around your place to keep extra weight off.Don’t put your home office in the kitchen. I realize that this may not be possible for everyone, but if you can avoid it, don’t set up at the kitchen table or counter. Frequent snacking is the enemy, and it’s far too easy to grab a handful of Thin Mints each time you finish a spreadsheet. It’s harder to work all day when the food’s in the room.Questions 12 to 15 are based on the passage you have just heard.12. According to the speaker, what might cause one working from home to gain weight?13. Why is the speaker qualified for offering help to others who are new to working from home?14. In what aspect can the speaker help others working from home?15. What does the speaker warn people against?12. C 13. B 14. A 15. CSection CDirections:In this section, you will hear three recordings of lectures or talks followed by three or four questions. The recordings will be played only once. After you hear a question, you mustchoose the best answer from the four choices marked A), B), C) and D). Then mark thecorresponding letter on Answer Sheet 1 with a single line through the centre.Recording OneDo you want to eat better, exercise more, stop smoking or lose weight? Great. Now’s the time toset those New Year’s resolutions. As we head into a year, your first step is to believe you can do it. The opposite is also true. If you think you can’t do it, you’ll likely prove yourself right.While about 40% of Americans set resolutions around January 1, about 40% to 44% of them will be successful in six months. But if you believe in yourself, you are 10 times more likely to change via a New Year’s resolution, compared to non-resolvers.Here’s how to start yourself on the strongest possible footing this year.First, you should make it specific.Eating better and exercising more are all nice ideas, but they’re too general and don’t give you a plan of action. People often think they lack motivation when the problem is really a lack of clarity. The simple way to apply this strategy to your habits is to make it concrete in detail. If you want to eat better, be specific: Resolve to add a fruit or vegetable to your lunch every day, limit fast food to once per week, or have dessert once a week.Second, you are supposed to make it possible.Don’t commit to a marathon if you hate running. Avoid resolutions that sound great but are unattainable. In fact, make th em something you will enjoy. They can still be hard, but that doesn’t mean they have to make you miserable.To eat better, put that bowl of fruit right next to your lunch bag, so you grab an apple or orange every day. Hate apples? Don’t pick apples. Pick a fruit you are likely to eat.To exercise more, you might want to run more. But if you’re a night person, don’t make it harder on yourself by trying to run every morning before work. Do it after work.Third, you are expected to allow yourself to fail.It’s OK if a coworker’s box of donuts throws you off for one day. Everyone screws up. Expect to have occasional slips. But don’t let the occasional missed exercise class or Friday workplace donut throw you off course.Most successful resolvers slip in January, but 71% of successful resolvers say their first slip strengthened their efforts through a combination of guilt, increasing awareness of their problem’s severity, and the slip reminding them to refine their plans.Questions 16 to 19 are based on the passage you have just heard.16. What was found about Americans’ New Year’s resolutions?17. What would an excessively general New Year resolution lead up to?18. What’s the speaker’s second tip for accomplishing a New Year’s resolution?19. What attitude should people adopt towards occasional failures in keeping their resolutions?16. A 17. A 18. B 19. CRecording TwoWinter’s here now, temperatures are dropping, and chances are that it’ll get even colder. All that most of us want to do is stay indoors with a cup of hot tea and a heartwarming movie, but do cold temperatures bring us any health benefits? If so, what are they? We investigate.Can the cold temperatures of winter do us any good? I don’t know about you, but I’m definitelywhat you mig ht rather unscientifically refer to as a “summer person.” I thrive in hot weather, love wearing light clothes, and cherish the long, sunny days that make me feel productive in my study or work.But in winter, I always complain about the cold, bundle up under five different layers of clothing, and unhappily wait it out until temperatures rise again in the spring. But am I wrong in being so afraid of this season and the low temperatures it brings?Research has suggested that cool temperatures could bring a range of health benefits, and that we shouldn’t always shun exposure to cold. Here and now, let’s discuss one of the many reported benefits.That is, the cold can boost sleep quality.Our bodies follow a circadian rhythm that self-regulates eating, sleeping, and activity patterns according to day-night cycles, thereby allowing us to function normally. Researchers have found that a disorder in circadian rhythms can lead to a disrupted sleep, which, in turn, can lead to a number of health problems.Studies that were recently covered by Medical News Today have found that insomnia and other sleep disorders can impair our perception and cognitive function and heighten the risk of kidney disease and diabetes.Research has revealed that, when we fall asleep, our body temperature begins to drop. Insomniacs, however, seem unable to regulate body heat appropriately, leading to difficulties in falling asleep.This is where external temperatures come in. One study experimented with “cooling caps”—that is, a cap that keeps the sleeper’s head at cooler temperatures — and found that insomniacs benefited from the exposure, which allowed them to enjoy a better night’s sleep.Current sleep guidelines—supported by existing research—suggest that the ideal temperature in our bedrooms as we prepare to go to sleep should be somewhere between 60 and 67 degrees Fahrenheit, namely around 15.5 to 19 degrees Celsius.The bottom line is that you shouldn’t be freezing cold, of course—that won’t really help your sleep—but moderately cool environments might do the trick.Questions 20 to 22 are based on the passage you have just heard.20. Why does the speaker love summer more than winter?21. What causes people with sleep disorders to have difficulty in falling asleep?22. By current sleep guidelines, what should be avoided in order to get better sleep?20. B 21. C 22. ARecording ThreeTake a moment to cherish your plants and appreciate the animals you see around you. In 50 years, a third of them may no longer exist.Scientists studied 538 animals, insects and plants from 581 sites across the globe, and found that approximately one in three plant, insect and animal species could face extinction by 2070. However, things could be even worse if emissions continue to rise as rapidly as they have in recent decades. In a worst-case scenario, that number could rise to over 55%.Of the 538 species studied, 44% of them have already experienced an extinction in a particular local area. The researchers found that local extinction sites had larger and faster changes in the hottest yearly temperatures than those that did not.While many species were able to tolerate a moderate increase in maximum temperatures, 50% of the species had local extinctions if maximum temperatures increased by more than 0.5 degrees Celsius. That number rose to 95% if temperatures increased by more than 2.9 degrees Celsius.The researchers found that the key to predicting whether a population will go extinct is the maximum annual temperature, as opposed to the average yearly temperature. This is notable because average temperatures are typically used as markers in measuring climate change.With January going in the record books as the warmest January in 141 years and statistical analysis done by NOAA scientists predicting 2020 to be one of the five warmest years on record, the researchers believe there will be more local extinctions across the globe. And with summer heat waves potentially becoming more dangerous in the coming decades, the potential for loss of life will likely only grow from there.However, that number could drop if we make a collective effort to address climate change, they say. The Paris Agreement was signed in 2015 by ministers from 195 countries from around the globe. It committed these countries to keep global warming below 2 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels and below 1.5 degrees, if possible.The researchers found that achieving the Paris goals could be the difference between extinction and survival for many species. Based on the researchers’ sampl e of 538 species, they projected a loss of 30% of the species under a more extreme warming scenario, but only about 16% if all the countries stick to the Paris Agreement. So, think in 1 in 6 species, not 1 in 3.Questions 23 to 25 are based on the passage you have just heard.23. What did scientists find about species in their study?24. What’s the key to predicting where a population will go extinct?25. What are the possible influences of the Paris Agreement on species?23. D 24. A 25. CPart III Reading ComprehensionSection A26. C 27. N 28. K 29. B 30. I31. L 32. E 33. F 34. G 35. OSection B36. F 37. E 38. N 39. G 40. L41. H 42. J 43. K 44. I 45. CSection CPassage One46. D 47. C 48. A 49. B 50. CPassage Two51. B 52. C 53. C 54. B 55. APart IV TranslationCompanies from home and abroad are tapping into the potential of the fragrance market in China, which is set to boom in the coming years. The retail value of China’s fragrance segment is project ed to experience considerable annual growth and expand from $1.18 billion in 2018 to $1.81 billion in 2023. That is, the market had surged 48.2 percent between 2014 and 2018. Compared to skincare products and cosmetics, fragrance is a relatively small and slow-growing category as it is still considered a nonessential item by many Chinese consumers. However, the market value will continue to expand in the next five years, driven by a growing diversity in product offerings and consumers’ appetite for premium fragrance. One of the key factors driving growth in the fragrance segment is the maturity of the domestic e-commerce industry. In fact, many international brands consider e-commerce as the first step into the Chinese market.。

六级高频词汇(新东方版)

)1. successor n. 继任者I am sure that he is a reliable successor.我确信他是个可靠的接班人。

2. scandal n. 丑闻The scandal caused tempests in the newspaper.那件丑闻在报纸上引起阵阵风波。

3. scatter v. .驱散The police scattered the crowd.—警察驱散了人群。

4. sentiment n. 感情He could feel the sentiment stirring within him.他可以感觉到这种情绪在心中波动。

5. severe a. 严重的severe wound 重伤The premier came under severe criticism.这位总理遭到严厉的抨击。

；6. shield v. 保护She held her hand above her eyes to shield them from the sun.她举起手遮挡阳光以保护眼睛。

7. simultaneously a. 同时地The event will be telecast simultaneously to nearly 150 cities.这一盛事将向近150个城市同时进行电视广播。

8. sole a. 唯一的He has the sole agency for Ford car.,他有福特汽车的独家代理权。

9. sponsor n. 赞助者A wealthy sponsor came to our rescue with a generous donation.有个富有的赞助人慷慨捐赠来解救我们。

10. startle v. 惊吓He startled from sleep.他从睡梦中惊醒起来。

1. stray v. 走失$Pound the cows so they don't stray.把这些走失的牛关进待领场，这样它们就不会乱跑了。

新东方六级词汇单词__乱序版Word2-Word10（精简打印版）

新东⽅六级词汇单词__乱序版Word2-Word10（精简打印版）n. 昆⾍；卑鄙的⼈2, proficiency [pr?u'fi??nsi]n. 精通，熟练3, sentiment ['sentim?nt]n. 感情，情绪；观点；情操；多愁善感4, gear [ɡi?]n. 齿轮；传动装置；装置，⼯具vi. 适合；搭上齿轮；开始⼯作vt. 开动；搭上齿轮；使……适合；使……准备好adj. 好极了5, literacy ['lit?r?si]n. 读写能⼒；精通⽂学6, rectify ['rektifai]vt. 改正；[电]整流；[化]精馏7, overhead ['?uv?hed, ,?uv?'hed] adv. 在头顶上；在空中；在⾼处adj. ⾼架的；在头上的；在头顶上的n. 天花板；经常费⽤8, frequent ['fri:kw?nt, fri'kwent]adj. 时常发⽣的；频繁的；惯常的vt. 常到，常去；时常出⼊于9, destiny ['destini]n. 命运，定数，天命10, cellar ['sel?]n. 地窖；酒窖；地下室vt. 把…藏⼊地窖11, gigantic [,d?ai'ɡ?ntik]adj. 巨⼤的，庞⼤的12, classical ['kl?sik?l]adj. 古典的；经典的；第⼀流的；传统的n. 古典⾳乐adj. 热⼼的；热情的；狂热的25, priority [prai'?r?ti]n. 优先；优先权；优先次序；优先考虑的事26, nutrition [nju:'tri??n]n. 营养，营养学；营养品27, contest ['k?ntest, k?n'test] vt. 争辩；提出质疑vi. 竞争；争辩n. 竞赛；争论；争夺28, deviate ['di:vieit, 'di:vi?t]vi. 越轨；脱离vt. 使偏离29, pamphlet ['p?mflit]n. ⼩册⼦30, discriminate [dis'krimineit, dis'krimin?t] vt. 区别；辨别；歧视vi. 区别；辨别；歧视31, rivalry ['raiv?lri]n. 竞争；竞赛；对抗32, competence ['k?mpit?ns]n. 能⼒，胜任；权限；作证能⼒；⾜以过舒适⽣活的收⼊33, barricade [,b?ri'keid, 'b?ri-]n. 路障；街垒；争论之处vt. 设路障；阻碍34, glamour ['ɡl?m?]n. 魅⼒，魔⼒；迷⼈的美vt. 迷惑，迷住35, nourish ['n?ri?, 'n?:-]n. 凹槽，槽；最佳状态；惯例vt. 开槽于vi. 形成沟槽47, owe [?u]vt. 感激；⽋；应给予;该把……归功于vi. ⽋钱48, complaint [k?m'pleint]n. 抱怨；诉苦；疾病；委屈49, stability [st?'biliti]n. 稳定性；坚定，恒⼼50, stabilize ['steibilaiz]vt. 使稳固，使安定vi. 稳定，安定51, propaganda [,pr?p?'ɡ?nd?]n. 宣传；[宗]传道总会52, flare [flε?]vt. 使张开；使闪耀；⽤发光信号发出vi. 闪耀，闪光；燃烧；突然发怒n. 闪光，闪耀；耀斑；照明弹；爆发53, stable ['steibl] n. 马厩；⽜棚adj. 稳定的；坚定的；牢固的vi. 被关在马厩vt. 赶⼊马房54, innumerable [i'nuj:m?r?bl]adj. ⽆数的，数不清的55, justify ['d??stifai]vi. 证明合法；整理版⾯vt. 证明…是正当的；替…辩护56, foam [f?um]n. 泡沫；⽔沫；灭⽕泡沫64, hurricane ['h?rik?n] Array n. 飓风，暴风65, entail [in'teil]vt. 必需，使承担；[律]限定继承n. 限定继承，限定继承权，财产；66, referee [,ref?'ri:]n. 裁判员；调解⼈；介绍⼈vi. 担任裁判；仲裁vt. 为…当裁判；调停67, dodge [d?d?]n. 躲闪；托词vi. 躲避，避开vt. 躲避，避开68, foremost ['f?:m?ust]adj. 最先的；最重要的adv. ⾸先；居于⾸位地69, stack [st?k]n. 堆；堆叠vt. 使堆叠；把…堆积起来vi. 堆积，堆叠70, circus ['s?:k?s]n. 马戏团；马戏71, disguise [dis'ɡaiz]vt. 假装；掩饰；隐瞒n. 伪装；假装；⽤作伪装的东西72, stagger ['st?ɡ?]vt. 使交错；蹒跚；使犹豫vi. 蹒跚；犹豫n. 蹒跚；交错安排adj. 交错的；错开的73, recognize ['rek?ɡnaiz]vt. 承认；认出，识别vi. 确认，承认；具结74, embody [im'b?di]n. 基础；激进分⼦；原⼦团；根数adj. 激进的；根本的；彻底的radical: 根本的|⾃由基|原⼦团free radical: ⾃由基|游离基|⾃由基radical scavenger: 游离基清除剂8, essence ['es?ns]n. 本质，实质；精华；⾹精essence: 精华液|⾹精|本质vanilla essence: ⾹草⾹精|⾹草精| Soul Essence: 灵魂本质9, ego ['i:ɡ?u, 'eɡ?u]n. ⾃我；⾃负；⾃我意识ego: ⾃我|⾃我意识|排⽓含氧量alter ego: 密友|第⼆个我|情迷意乱ego identity: ⾃我统合|⾃我认同10, conscientious [,k?n?i'en??s] adj. 认真的；尽责的；本着良⼼的；conscientious: 认真的，⾃觉的|正直conscientious objaction: 良⼼的抗拒conscientious adj: 认真的，勤恳的11, complain [k?m'plein]vi. 投诉；发牢骚；诉说vt. 抱怨；控诉complain: 抱怨|投诉|投诉与举报complain of: 抱怨|抗议|诉苦complain -: 抱怨,诉苦12, reinforce [,ri:in'f?:s]n. 加强；加固物；加固材料vt. 加强，加固；强化；补充vi. 求援；得到增援；给予更多的⽀持reinforce: 加强|增援|增强Reinforce Tape: 补强带|加强带|加强带-foxing reinforce: 边条补强|后套补强13, pumpkin ['p?mpkin, 'p??-]n. 南⽠pumpkin: 西葫芦|番⽠|丝⽠n. 家庭；⼀家⼈adj. 家庭的；⽇常的；王室的household: 家庭|住户|户⼝Household furniture: 家庭家具household garbage: ⽣活垃圾21, idiot ['idi?t]n. 笨蛋，傻⽠；⽩痴idiot: 傻蛋|⽩痴|傻⼦American Idiot: 美国⽩痴|idiot box: 电视机|(⼝)电视机|⽩痴盒⼦22, acceptance [?k'sept?ns]n. 接受；接纳；承兑；赞同acceptance: 承兑|接受|接受，同意acceptance fee: 认付费|录取通知费, acceptance commission:承兑⼿续费| 23, detail ['di:teil, di'teil]n. 细节，详情vi. 画详图vt. 详述；选派detail: 细节|细节，详情|细节,细部,详述in detail: 详细地detail account: 详细帐单||明细表|24, narrative ['n?r?tiv]n. 叙述；故事；讲述adj. 叙事的，叙述的；叙事体的narrative: 叙事的|叙事|记述narrative copy: 叙述式正⽂narrative inquiry: 叙事研究| |叙事探究25, rot [r?t]n. 腐烂；腐败；腐坏vi. 腐烂；腐败；堕落vt. 使腐烂；使腐朽；使堕落int. （胡说；糟了rot: 腐败|红⾊|右枕横Noble rot: 贵腐病|贵腐酒|贵族霉ret rot: 红⾊腐烂|红斑n. 货摊；畜栏；托辞vt. 拖延；使停转；使陷于泥中vi. 停⽌，停转；拖延stall: 失速|货摊|摊位News stall: 报亭|报摊|报摊，报亭finger stall: 指套|⼿指套, 指垫| 33, standpoint ['st?ndp?int]n. ⽴场；观点standpoint: ⽴场，观点|⽴场|观点natural standpoint: ⾃然⽴场|⾃然态度finite standpoint: 有穷观点34, expose [ik'sp?uz]vt. 揭露，揭发；使曝光；显⽰expose: 揭露|公开|暴露,揭穿Auto Expose: ⾃动曝光Expose bosom: 袒胸35, prone [pr?un]adj. 俯卧的；有倾向的，易于的prone: 倾向于| |有倾向的，易于的，prone position: 俯卧位|俯卧姿势|伏卧式prone cart: 倾斜轮椅36, staple ['steipl]n. 主要产品；订书钉；主题adj. 主要的，⼤宗⽣产的；常⽤的；vt. 把分级；钉住staple: 钉书针|空⽓钉|短纤丝staple crop: 主要作物staple diet: 主⾷|圣诞⼤餐37, startle ['stɑ:tl]n. 惊愕；惊恐vt. 使吓⼀跳；使惊奇vi. 惊吓；惊跳；惊奇startle: 惊吓|使吓⼀跳|震惊Startle Response: 听刺激惊跳反射startle reflex: 惊跳反射|惊吓反射|initial investment: 期初投资| |初始投资Array 45, eloquent ['el?kw?nt]adj. 意味深长的；雄辩的，有说服⼒；eloquent: 雄辩的|⼝才好的|有说服⼒Eloquent Fist: ⼀骑当千eloquent:: 雄辩,动⼈的46, proof [pru:f]n. 证明；证据；校样；adj. 防的；不能透⼊的；证明⽤的；耐的vt. 试验；校对；使不被穿透proof: 证(题)|校样|验证Proof Color: 校样颜⾊| |校样颜Death Proof: ⾦刚不坏|死亡证据|杀⼈狂47, stationary ['stei??n?ri] n. 不动的⼈；驻军adj. 固定的；静⽌的；定居的；常备军的stationary: 固定的|静⽌|平稳stationary flow: 定常流|稳定流|稳流stationary phase: 静⽌期|稳定期|稳相48, predict [pri'dikt]vi. 作出预⾔；作预料，作预报vt. 预报，预⾔；预知predict: 预测|预⾔，预测，预报|预⾔predict verb: 预⾔，预知Predict Weather: 天⽓预测49, appease [?'pi:z]vt. 使平息；使满⾜；使和缓；对让步appease: 使平静,缓和|平息|平息，绥靖appease with: 以...满⾜|抚慰gall<>appease: 使焦躁<>平息50, resolve [ri'z?lv]n. 坚决；决定要做的事vi. 解决；决⼼；分解vt. 决定；溶解；使分解；决⼼要做resolve: 解决|解析|决⼼resolve Ambiguity: 解决语意模糊|resolve conflicts: 解决冲突|化解⽭盾n. ⼈⼝普查，⼈⼝调查vt. 实施统计调查census: ⼈⼝普查|调查|普查Census Bureau: 美国⼈⼝普查局| demographic census: ⼈⼝调查59, independence [,indi'pend?ns]n. 独⽴性，⾃⽴性；⾃主Independence: 独⽴性|独⽴|⾃变partial independence: 部分独⽴Independence Monument: 独⽴纪念碑|60, repay [ri:'pei, ri-]vt. 回报；报复；付还vi. 偿还；报答；报复repay: 偿还|还钱，付钱|清偿Can repay: 偿还repay debts: 偿还债务61, giggle ['ɡiɡl]n. 吃吃的笑vt. 咯咯地笑着说vi. 傻笑；咯咯地笑giggle: 咯咯笑|咯咯地笑|傻笑giggle gas: 笑⽓a giggle: 咯咯地笑，傻笑62, glitter ['ɡlit?]n. 闪光；灿烂vi. 闪光；闪烁glitter: 闪耀|灿烂|闪粉Glitter Particle: 闪烁微光粒Glitter Paper: 闪粉纸63, lieutenant [lef'ten?nt, lu:'t-]n. 中尉；副官；助理⼈员Lieutenant: 中尉|上尉|中尉,上尉First Lieutenant: 中尉|64, evil ['i:v?l]n. 罪恶，邪恶；不幸adj. 邪恶的；不幸的；有害的讨厌的vt. 排除；妨碍；阻⽌preclude vt.: 排除，消除，妨碍|,阻⽌| preclude from: 阻⽌71, agreeable [?'ɡri:?bl]adj. 令⼈愉快的；适合的；和蔼可亲的agreeable: 适宜的|合意的|愉快的be agreeable: 迁就他⼈|姑息他⼈agreeable:: 符合的，⼀致的72, sticky ['stiki]adj. 粘的；粘性的sticky: 粘的|（胶）粘|粘性的sticky end: 粘性末端|发粘纱|粘末端sticky oil: ⾼粘度⽯油|⾼粘⽯油73, marsh [mɑ:?]n. 沼泽；湿地adj. 沼泽的；⽣长在沼泽地的Marsh: 玛希法国|沼泽back marsh: |沼泽后背湿地marsh land: 沼泽地|沼泽地区|草泽地74, patron ['peitr?n]n. 赞助⼈；保护⼈；主顾patron: 赞助⼈|顾客|乘客(旅客) backer patron: 靠⼭Bar Patron: 餐厅⾥有个常客1, dub [d?b]n. 笨蛋；⿎声vt. [电影]配⾳；轻点；打击；授予称号DUB: 都柏林|复制，配⾳，拷贝，DUB CONT: 复制控制dub in: 将声⾳配⼊|把……译制为2, community [k?'mju:niti]n. 社区；群落；共同体；团体Community: 社区|群落|同⼀地区居民community property:共有财产| learning community: 学习社群8, romance [r?u'm?ns, 'r?um?ns, Array r?'m?ns]n. 传奇；浪漫史；风流韵事；冒险故事vi. 虚构；渲染；写传奇Romance: 浪漫|浪漫曲|罗曼史rd ROMANCE: 第三浪漫曲(舒曼)New Romance: 新浪漫|相逢9, dispatch [dis'p?t?]n. 派遣；急件vt. 派遣；[计算机]分派dispatch: 调度|派遣,速办|分派dispatch order: 发运单Dispatch advice: 发运通知10, flutter ['fl?t?]n. 摆动；⿎翼；烦扰vt. 拍；使焦急；使飘动vi. 飘动；⿎翼；烦扰flutter: 颤振| |扑动auricular flutter: ⼼房扑动|释义：⼼房扑动flutter computer: 颤动计算机|11, rash [r??]n. ⽪疹；突然⼤量出现的事物adj. 轻率的；鲁莽的；不顾后果的rash: 疹⼦|发疹|轻率的diaper rash: 尿布⽪炎|尿布疹|红屁股drug rash: 药疹|12, competitive [k?m'petitiv]adj. 竞争的；⽐赛的；求胜⼼切的competitive: 竞争的|竞争激烈的，⽐赛的competitive intelligence: 竞争情报/ competitive products: 精品| |拳头产品13, stitch [stit?]n. 针脚，线迹；⼀针vt. 缝，缝合vi. 缝，缝合STITCH: 线步|针步|史迪奇n. 外部；外观；外⾯adj. 外部的；表⾯的；[药]外⽤的External: 外部的|外表,形式上,外部的|外部external grinding: 外圆磨削|External security: 外部安全性| |外部性21, aspiration [,?sp?'rei??n]n. 渴望；抱负；呼⽓；吸引术aspiration: 抱负|渴望|吸⽓Natural Aspiration: ⾃然进⽓|⾃然吸⽓aspiration pneumonia: 吸⼊性肺炎| 22, drawback ['dr?:b?k]n. 缺点，不利条件；退税drawback: 缺点|退税|弊端Dbk drawback: 退(关)税export drawback: 出⼝退税|23, cute [kju:t]adj. 可爱的；漂亮的；聪明的，伶俐的cute: 可爱|可爱的|聪明的Pretty Cute: 光之美少⼥Cute Food: 可爱的⾷物24, toll [t?ul, t?l]n. 通⾏费；代价；钟声vi. 鸣钟；征税vt. 征收；敲钟toll: 通⾏费|通⾏税|通⾏费death toll: 死亡⼈数，死亡率|road toll: 养路费|过路费|道路收费25, correlate ['k?:r?,leit]n. 相关物；相关联的⼈adj. 关联的vt. 使有相互关系；互相有关系vi. 关联correlate: 联系数|使相关连|相关functional correlate: 机能的相関physiological correlate: ⽣理相关ment]n. 段；部分vi. 分割vt. 分割segment: 线段|段|分割segment mold: 组合模market segment: |市场细分33, religious [ri'lid??s]n. 修道⼠；尼姑adj. 宗教的；虔诚的；严谨的；修道的Religious: 宗教|宗教的|虔诚的religious group: 宗教团体Religious Education: 地区教育|34, extraordinary [ik'str?:d?n?ri, ,ekstr?':di-]adj. ⾮凡的；特别的；离奇的；临时的；extraordinary: 杰出,惊⼈的|特别的|格外的Extraordinary items: ⾮经常性项⽬|特殊项⽬extraordinary precaution: 特殊预防措施35, drain [drein]n. 排⽔；下⽔道，排⽔管；消耗vi. 排⽔；流⼲vt. 喝光，耗尽；使流出；排掉⽔drain: 排⽔|漏极|排⽔渠brain drain: ⼈才外流|⼈才流失|⼈材外流drain tap: 排⽓阀门|放⽔龙头|排⽔泵36, confidence ['k?nfid?ns]n. 信⼼；信任；秘密adj. （美）诈骗的；骗得信任的confidence: ⾃信|信任，信⽤|置信度confidence in: 对...的信任,相信|信任| confidence coefficent: 置信系数37, strain [strein]n. 张⼒；拉紧；⾎缘；负担；扭伤vi. 拉紧；尽⼒vt. 拉紧；滥⽤；滤去；竭⼒vt. 使合理化；使成流线型n. 流线型；流线adj. 流线型的50, maneuver [m?'nu:v?]n. 策略；演习；调遣；机动vi. 调遣；演习；⽤计谋；机动vt. 演习；调遣；⽤计；机动51, alleviate [?'li:vieit]vt. 减轻，缓和52, physiological [,fizi?'l?d?ik?l] adj. ⽣理学的，⽣理的53, facet ['f?sit]n. ⾯；⽅⾯；⼩平⾯vt. 在…上琢⾯54, stride [straid]n. 步幅；⼤步；进展vt. 跨过；⼤踏步⾛过；跨坐在…vi. 跨；跨过；⼤步⾏⾛55, distinguish [dis'ti?ɡwi?]vt. 辨别；区分；使杰出，使表现突出vi. 区别，区分；辨别56, apparatus [,?p?'reit?s]n. 装置，设备；器官；仪器57, rival ['raiv?l]n. 竞争者；对⼿vt. 与…竞争；⽐得上某⼈vi. 竞争adj. 竞争的58, complex ['k?mpleks]adj. 复杂的；合成的n. 复合体；综合设施69, object ['?bd?ikt, -d?ekt, ?b'd?ekt] Array n. 宾语；客体；⽬标；物体vt. 提出…作为反对的理由vi. 反对；拒绝70, deadline ['dedlain]n. 截⽌期限，最后期限71, condemn [k?n'dem]vt. 判刑，定罪；谴责；声讨72, encounter [in'kaunt?]vt. 遭遇，邂逅；遇到n. 遭遇，偶然碰见vi. 遭遇；偶然相遇73, string [stri?]n. 线，细绳；⼀串，⼀⾏vt. 扎，缚；使排成⼀列，串起；、vi. 连成⼀串；排成⼀列1, eligible ['elid??bl]adj. 合格的，合适的；符合条件的；、n. 合格者；适任者；有资格者2, engage [in'ɡeid?]vt. 雇佣；吸引，占⽤；使订婚；、vi. 答应，保证；从事；交战；啮合3, intellect ['int?lekt] n. 智⼒，理解⼒；思维逻辑领悟⼒4, clan [kl?n]n. 宗族；部落；集团5, expedition [,ekspi'di??n]n. 远征；迅速；探险队6, polish ['p?li?]n. 磨光，擦亮；上光剂，擦亮剂；优雅vi. 擦亮，变光滑vt. 磨光，使发亮adj. 波兰的18, pedal ['pedl] Array vi. 踩踏板；骑车n. 踏板；脚蹬⼦vt. 踩……的踏板；骑（⾃⾏车）adj. 脚踏的；脚的19, invaluable [in'v?lju?bl]adj. ⽆价的；⾮常贵重的20, audience ['?:di?ns]n. 观众；听众；接见；读者21, input ['input]n. 投⼊；输⼊电路vt. 输⼊；将…输⼊电脑22, phase [feiz]n. 相；位相；阶段vt. 使定相；逐步执⾏vi. 逐步前进23, chronic ['kr?nik]adj. 慢性的；长期的；习惯性的24, soar [s?:]vi. ⾼耸；往上飞舞；⾼飞n. ⾼飞；⾼涨25, elaborate [i'l?b?r?t, i'l?b?reit]adj. 精⼼制作的；详尽的；煞费苦⼼的vt. 精⼼制作；详细阐述；从成分合成vi. 详细描述；变复杂26, retrospect ['retr?uspekt]n. 回顾，追溯vi. 回顾，追溯；回想vt. 回顾；追忆27, strive [straiv]vi. 努⼒；奋⽃；抗争28, profound [pr?u'faund]adj. 深厚的；意义深远的；渊博的n. 挑战；怀疑vt. 向…挑战41, stubborn ['st?b?n]adj. 顽固的；难处理的；顽强的42, aggressive [?'ɡresiv]adj. 好⽃的；侵略性的；有进取⼼的43, beam [bi:m] n. 横梁；船宽；电波；光线；秤杆vt. 以梁⽀撑；⽤…照射；流露；发送vi. 照射；堆满笑容44, axis ['?ksis]n. 轴；轴线；轴⼼国45, lane [lein]n. ⼩巷；航线；车道；[篮球]罚球区46, mercury ['m?:kjuri]n. ⽔银；⽔银柱；精神47, incline [in'klain]vi. 倾斜；倾向；易于vt. 使倾斜；使倾向于n. 斜⾯；斜坡；倾斜48, analyze ['?n?laiz]vt. 对…进⾏分析，分解（等于analyse）49, stumble ['st?mbl]vi. 踌躇，蹒跚；失⾜；犯错vt. 使…困惑；使…绊倒n. 绊倒；蹒跚⽽⾏50, project ['pr?d?ekt, 'pr?u, pr?'d?ekt] vi. 设计；表达；计划；投射vt. 设计；放映；计划；发射n. 事业；计划；⼯程61, leather ['lee?] Array n. ⽪⾰；⽪⾰制品vt. ⽤⽪⾰包盖；抽打adj. ⽪的；⽪⾰制的62, commentary ['k?m?nt?ri]n. 评论；评注；注释；说明63, gracious ['ɡrei??s]adj. 亲切的；和蔼的；⾼尚的；雅致的int. 天哪；哎呀64, consequent ['k?nsi,kw?nt]n. 结果adj. 随之发⽣的；作为结果的65, intimate ['intim?t]adj. 亲密的；私⼈的；精通的；n. ⾄交；知⼰vt. 暗⽰；通知；宣布66, subjective [s?b'd?ektiv]adj. 主观的；个⼈的；⾃觉的67, plead [pli:d]vt. 为...辩护；托称；借⼝vi. 恳求；辩护68, imperial [im'pi?ri?l]adj. 皇帝的；帝国的；威严n. 纸张尺⼨；特等品69, elite [ei'li:t, i'li:t]n. 精英；精华；中坚分⼦70, intricate ['intrik?t]adj. 复杂的；错综的，缠结的71, submarine ['s?bm?ri:n, ,s?bm?'ri:n] n. 潜⽔艇；海底⽣物adj. ⽔下的；海底的vt. ⽤潜⽔艇攻击vi. 在下疾⾏；在下滑动n. 安全；抵押品；证券；保证adj. 安全的；保密的；保安的12, quiver ['kwiv?]n. 箭袋；颤抖；震动vi. 颤抖；振动vt. 使…颤动；抖动13, bowel ['bau?l]n. 肠；内部；同情vt. 将……的肚肠取出14, subordinate[s?'b?:din?t, -neit, s?'b?:dineit] n. 下属，下级；部属，属下adj. 次要的；从属的vt. 使……居下位；使……服从15, junk [dk]n. 垃圾，废物；舢板16, consecutive [k?n'sekjutiv] adj. 连续不断的；连贯的17, subscribe [s?b'skraib]vi. 订阅；赞成；捐款；认购；签署vt. 签署；赞成；捐助18, extinct [ik'sti?kt]adj. 灭绝的，绝种的；熄灭的vt. [古]使熄灭19, cork [k?:k]n. 软⽊；软⽊塞，软⽊制品vt. ⽤软⽊塞塞住；抑制，堵住adj. 软⽊制的20, glare [ɡlε?]n. 刺眼；耀眼的光；受公众注⽬vi. 瞪眼表⽰vt. 瞪视；发炫。

六级作文预测(新东方版)

六级作文预测(新东方版)预测作文一For this part, you are allowed 30 minutes to write acomposition on the topic: Living alone or Living with Roommates?You shouldwrite at least 120 words following the outline given below in Chinese。

1.有人认为大学里应独自生活2.另一些认为大学里应与别人同住3.你的看法［对比选择型模板］When it comes to/When asked about谈论主题， different peoplewill give different answers/offerdifferent views/have different choices/preferences. Some people take it forgranted/believe大学里应独自生活。

理由一. Inaddition,理由二。

However, others maintain/argue大学里应与别人同住. In their opinions,理由一. Besides,理由二。

(这两段也可写成：When it comes to/When asked about谈论主题， different peoplewill give different answers/offerdifferent views/have different choices/preferences. Some people take it forgranted/believe大学里应独自生活. However, others maintain/argue大学里应与别人同住。

Those people who hold the first opinion/make theformerchoice/have the first preference believe理由一. Inaddition, in their eyes/they insist/they maintain/they point out 理由二. However, still others think differently/do not agreethis/have different choices/preferences. In their opinions,理由一. Besides,理由二。

新东方翻译女神Sherry老师六级翻译汇总(一)

新东方翻译女神Sherry老师翻译汇总（一）刚上完她的翻译课回来，感觉灵魂都被洗礼了，以下是她微博里的一些佳句佳译。

我曾经七次鄙视自己的灵魂——1．它本可进取，却故作谦卑；2．它空虚时，用爱欲来填充；3．困难和容易之间，它选择容易；4．它犯错，却借由别人来宽慰自己；5．它自由软弱，却认为是生命的坚韧；6．它鄙夷一张丑恶的嘴脸，却不知那是自己面具中的一副；7．它在生活污泥中，虽不甘心，却又畏首畏尾。

Contemptible Soul:faking humility where it should be aggressive;seeking sensual pleasures when empty;slipping into the easy in face of the difficult; self-comforting when erroneous;labeling weakness as tenacity of life in self-deceit;yielding,though unwillingly,to the muddy life.穿过幽暗的岁月，也曾感到彷徨，当你低头的瞬间，才发觉脚下的路。

（许巍——《蓝莲花》看到这里我彻底服了）Walking through the dark days / wavering to and fro / That moment you look down to your feet / You see the road underneath幸福，是用来感觉的，而不是用来比较的。

生活，是用来经营的，而不是用来计较的。

感情，是用来维系的，而不是用来考验的。

爱人，是用来疼爱的，而不是用来伤害的。

金钱，是用来付出的，而不是用来衡量的。

谎言，是用来击破的，而不是用来粉饰的。

信任，是用来沉淀的，而不是用来挑战的。

Happiness is to be felt, not to be compared; life is to be lived, not to be bargained; love is to tie, not to test; sweetheart is to be loved, not to be hurt; money is to pay, not to measure; lie is to be disclosed, not to gloss; trust is to deposit, not to be challenged.我将在茫茫人海中寻访我唯一之灵魂伴侣。

新东方六级词汇乱序版单词Word-List-4

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文档来源为:从网络收集整理.word版本可编辑.欢迎下载支持. 1 ★Lesson1★ 资料的选择： 1、听力原题 2、TOEFL的听力 3、《走遍美国》、《探索》、《国家地理》听力结构： Section A：10个短对话 Section B：3个段子；复合式听写（很少考）类型题：比如：Would you go to dance with me tonight?去不去干…… 回答Yes/No.以及理由。 Would you go with us? Would you join us? Would you go with me? Do you wanna come? Wanna come? 应试听力提高的三个层次： 1、听懂原文 2、搞清考题之间的类型关系 3、判断出是什么考题听力遇到的问题：一、语音问题：文档来源为:从网络收集整理.word版本可编辑.欢迎下载支持. 2 连读：跟读提高口语，考试时不太重要，注意听重读。二、态度方向：测试：I'm upset. × I'm overjoyed. √ I'm beside myself with joy. √ I'm in the blues. × I feel high today. √ I feel down recently. × 三、口语话问题：语气（升降调、重读）例句：Something just hit the front window. What?（什么东西呀？你说什么（没听清）？惊奇，生气。）例句：He was my boyfriend. 考校园生活：学生：异性（同学关系）、同性（室友关系）口语词汇 tape 胶带（邮局场景） cassette 磁带 project 作业 =assignment awful 糟糕的 terrific 特棒的 awesome 特棒的文档来源为:从网络收集整理.word版本可编辑.欢迎下载支持. 3 I see. 我明白。 I can tell that. 我能看得出。 I understand that. 我听说。 I have got ... 我有…… have to = have got to (gotta) be going to = be gonna want to = wanna tell him I'll take this book. 表示买 I won't buy that. 我不信。buy=believe 四、场景问题： 1、如何出考题 2、如何判断场景（场景线索词）例如：book（校内：Libary；校外：bookstore） textbook, dictionary, magzine, reference book, bibliography manager, order--bookstore 解题思路：比如：traffic: traffic jam car: break down 六次课安排： But题型，三个解题思路（1）场景题（2、3）文档来源为:从网络收集整理.word版本可编辑.欢迎下载支持. 4 段子题、替换题（4、5）复合式听写、实战考题（6） Section A But题型(3-4个题目）： but前的话没用，but是关键，but后面的句子是正确选项。例题：P25-5-Test 1-P100 A) He has some work to do. B) The woman is going to do that. C) His boss is coming to see him. D) He doesn’t feel like eating any bread today. W: I wonder if you have time to go to the food store today. We have almost run out of bread.

M: You’ d better do that. I haven’t got my report ready yet, but my boss needs it tomorrow.

Q: Why isn’t the man going to do the shopping? 注：1. 第二人的回答都是充满了遗憾。 2. run out of 用完，没有 boor 土人，粗野的人（GRE词汇）生活中常用的动词非常简单： take make go win 文档来源为:从网络收集整理.word版本可编辑.欢迎下载支持. 5 let have 口语中常用短语： 1. mess 脏乱 His dormitory is in a big mess. 2. meet = come across = run into = bang into 遇见。 happen to meet 恰巧碰到 3. 与动词搭配使用最多的是out，因为out代表一种极端的状态，很彻底。 run out of 用完了 check out 借书；办理出院手续；彻底检查；退房（check in 开房）；结帐离开 wear out 穿破 be worn out （物）破旧；（人）疲惫 make out 辨认出 figure out 想清楚，弄明白 She has a figure that kills. 身材很棒。 She has a face that kills. 长得非常漂亮 work out 想清楚，弄明白，解决问题；（gym场景）拼命锻炼 help out 帮个大忙 find out 打听，查明真相 dine out 外出吃饭，下馆子 cafeteria 饭堂，自助餐厅【学校的饭菜不好吃】 cook out 在外野餐文档来源为:从网络收集整理.word版本可编辑.欢迎下载支持. 6 hang out 闲逛 turn out (to be) 事实证明 ★Lesson2★ [P25-8] A) He can’t find his new apartment. B) He had a bigger apartment before. C) He finds the new apartment too big for him. D) He’s having a hard time finding an apartment. W: How do you find your new apartment? M: Well, it’s quite nice really, although I have a hard time getting used to living in a big place.

Q: What is the man’s problem? 注：1. dormitory 宿舍 apartment 公寓 laboratory secretary 房子难找；房租贵；房太吵 2. How do you find ...= How do you like... 3. be used to doing sth. 习惯于做某事选项中找be accustomed to doing sth.或adapt used to do sth 过去常常选项中找 was always 或找否定句+now [P28-6] A) He meant she should make a phone call if anything went wrong. B) He meant for her just to wait till help came. 文档来源为:从网络收集整理.word版本可编辑.欢迎下载支持. 7 C) He was afraid something would go wrong with her car. D) He promised to give her help himself. W: Could you tell me what I should do if my car breaks down? M: Well, I'm sure you won't have any trouble, Mrs. Smith, but if something should happen, just call this number. They'll see that you get help.

Q: What does the man really mean? 注：谈论车的最大话题一定是坏掉 break down。 [P28-8] A) He has edited three books. B) He has bought the wrong book. C) He has lost half of his money. D) He has found the book that will be used. M: Hey, Louise, I've got a used copy of our chemistry textbook for half price. W: I'm afraid you wasted your money, yours is the first edition, but we're supposed to be using the third edition.

Q: What has the man done? 注：used book 二手书，旧书对话发生的时间一般是开学或期末。开学： orientation 新生培训 freshman/ fresher 大一新生 sophomore 大二 junior 大三