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英语高中必修二重点单词1.Acquire:Togainorobtainsomething,usuallythrougheffortorexperience.Forexample,"Heacquiredanewlanguagebystudyingabroadforayear."
2.Ambition:Astrongdesiretoachieveorsucceedatsomething.Forexample,"Herambitionistobecomeasuccessfulnovelist."
3.Ample:Enoughormorethanenough;plentiful.Forexample,"Thereisampleevidencetosupporthisclaim."
4.Analyze:Toexamineindetailbybreakingdownintosmallerpartsorcomponents.Forexample,"Thescientistanalyzedthedatacollectedfromtheexperiment."
5.Appreciate:Tounderstandandvaluetheworthorimportanceofsomethingorsomeone.Forexample,"Iappreciateyourhelpincompletingthisproject."
6.Assertion:Aconfidentandforcefulstatementordeclaration.Forexample,"Shemadetheassertionthatplayingvideogamesimprovescognitiveabilities."
7.Attribute:Aqualityorcharacteristicthatistypicallyassociatedwithaparticularpersonorthing.Forexample,"Oneofhismostadmirableattributesishispatience."
8.Authentic:Genuine,real,ortrue.Forexample,"Themuseumdisplaysmanyauthenticartifactsfromancientcivilizations."
9.Autonomous:Operatingindependentlyorhavingself-governingpowers.Forexample,"Theuniversitygrantedthedepartmentautonomytomakedecisionsregardingtheircurriculum."
10.Bias:Prejudiceorinclinationtowardsaparticularperspectiveoropinion.Forexample,"Thenewsarticleshowedaclearbiastowardsonepoliticalparty."
11.Coherent:Logical,consistent,andeasytounderstand.Forexample,"Herargumentswerewell-structuredandcoherent."
12.Comprehensive:Completeandincludingallaspectsordetails.Forexample,"Hisbookprovidesacomprehensiveoverviewofthehistoryofart."
13.Concur:Toagreeorbeinharmonywithsomeoneorsomething.Forexample,"Iconcurwithyourassessmentofthesituation."
14.Conventional:Traditionalorconformingtoestablishedcustomsorpractices.Forexample,"Ablacksuitisaconventionalchoiceforaformalevent."
15.Correlate:Tohaveamutualrelationshiporconnection.Forexample,"Studieshaveshownthatthereisastrongcorrelationbetweensmokingandlungcancer."
16.Criteria:Standardsorprinciplesusedtojudgeorevaluatesomething.Forexample,"Theselectioncommitteehasspecificcriteriaforchoosingthewinner."
17.Culminate:Toreachthehighestpoint,climax,orconclusion.Forexample,"Theconcertculminatedwithaspectacularfireworksdisplay."
18.Currency:Thetypeofmoneyusedinaparticularcountryorregion.Forexample,"ThecurrencyinJapanistheyen."
19.Deduce:Todrawalogicalconclusionbasedonevidenceorreasoning.Forexample,"Fromthefootprintsinthesnow,wecandeducethatsomeonehasbeenhererecently."
20.Deficit:Ashortageorlackofsomething,especiallyintermsofmoneyorresources.Forexample,"Thecompanyisexperiencingabudgetdeficitthisyear."
21.Deteriorate:Tograduallybecomeworseordeclineinquality.Forexample,"Ifthehouseisnotmaintainedproperly,itwilldeteriorateovertime."
22.Deviate:Todepartfromanestablishedcourse,norm,orplan.Forexample,"Shedecidedtodeviatefromtheusualroutetoavoidtraffic."
23.Diminish:Tomakeorbecomelessorsmaller.Forexample,"Theimportanceofregularexercisecannotbediminished."
24.Discern:Torecognizeorperceivesomething,usuallywithdifficulty.Forexample,"Itwashardtodiscernhistrueintentions."
25.Discrepancy:Adifferenceorinconsistencybetweentwoormorethings.Forexample,"Thereisadiscrepancybetweenthetwowitnessaccounts."
26.Discrimination:Theunjusttreatmentofindividualsorgroupsbasedonfactorssuchasrace,gender,orage.Forexample,"Discriminationintheworkplaceisillegal."
27.Duration:Thelengthoftimethatsomethinglastsorcontinues.Forexample,"Themoviehasadurationoftwohours."
28.Eclectic:Derivingideas,styles,ortastesfromawiderangeofsources.Forexample,"Herinteriordesignstyleiseclectic,incorporatingelementsfromdifferentperiods."
29.Eloquent:Fluent,articulate,andpersuasiveinspeechorwriting.Forexample,"Thepoliticiangaveaneloquentspeechthatcaptivatedtheaudience."
30.Embed:Tofixfirmlyanddeeplywithinsomethingelse.Forexample,"Thejournalistembeddedherselfwiththetroopstoreportfromthefrontlines."
31.Emphasize:Tohighlightorgivespecialimportancetosomething.Forexample,"Theteacheremphasizedtheimportanceofstudyingfortheexam."
32.Engross:Toabsorboroccupysomeone'scompleteattentionorinterest.Forexample,"Thecaptivatingnovelengrossedmeforhours."
33.Enhance:Toimprovethequality,value,orattractivenessofsomething.Forexample,"Addingfreshherbscanenhancetheflavorofadish."
34.Enunciate:Topronouncewordsorphrasesclearlyandarticulately.Forexample,"Theactorenunciatedhislinesflawlessly."
35.Eradicate:Tocompletelyeliminateordestroysomething.Forexample,"Effortstoeradicatepovertyareessentialforajustsociety."
36.Ethical:Relatingtoprinciplesofrightandwrong,moral,orsociallyresponsible.Forexample,"Thecompany'sethicalpracticeshaveearnedthemagoodreputation."
37.Evaluate:Toassessorjudgethevalue,importance,orqualityofsomething.Forexample,"Theteacherwillevaluatethestudents'essaysbasedonspecificcriteria."
38.Excel:Tobeexceptionallygoodatsomethingortosurpassothersinaparticulararea.Forexample,"Sheexcelsinmathematicsandalwaysgetstopgrades."
39.Exemplify:Toserveasatypicalexampleofsomething.Forexample,"Hisdedicationandhardworkexemplifythevaluesofthisorganization."
40.Exploit:Totakefulladvantageofsomeoneorsomething,ofteninanunfairorunethicalmanner.Forexample,"Thecompanywasaccusedofexploitingitsworkersthroughlowwages."
41.Facilitate:Tomakeaprocessoractioneasierorsmoother.Forexample,"Thenewsoftwarewillfacilitatecommunicationbetweenteammembers."
42.Fluctuate:Tochangeorvarycontinuously,especiallyinpriceorvalue.Forexample,"Thestockmarkettendstofluctuateunpredictably."
43.Foster:Toencourageorpromotethedevelopmentorgrowthofsomething.Forexample,"Theorganizationaimstofostercreativityinyoungartists."
44.Friction:Conflict,disagreement,ortensionbetweenindividualsorgroups.Forexample,"Thereisoftenfrictionbetweensiblingsduringtheirteenageyears."
45.Genre:Acategoryortypeofartistic,literary,ormusicalcomposition.Forexample,"Sciencefictionisapopulargenreofliterature."
46.Hasten:Tocauseormovesomethingtohappensoonerormorequickly.Forexample,"Takingmedicinecanhastenrecoveryfromanillness."
47.Highlight:Toemphasizeordrawattentiontosomething.Forexample,"Thereporthighlightedtheneedforurgentaction."
48.Hypothesis:Aproposedexplanationforaphenomenonorproblem,whichcanbetestedthroughresearch.Forexample,"Thescientistdevelopedahypothesistoexplaintheobserveddata."
49.Implement:Toputintoeffectorcarryoutaplan,decision,oraction.Forexample,"Thegovernmentplanstoimplementnewpoliciestoreducepollution."
50.Implication:Apossibleeffectorconsequenceofanactionorevent.Forexample,"Theimplicationofherwordswasthatshedidnottrusthim."
51.Incentive:Somethingthatmotivatesorencouragessomeonetodosomething.Forexample,"Thecompanyofferedafinancialincentiveforemployeestomeettheirsalestargets."
52.Incite:Tostimulateorprovokesomeonetotakeactionorreactinacertainway.Forexample,"Hisinflammatoryspeechincitedthecrowdtoprotest."
53.Incorporate:Toincludeorintegratesomethingaspartofawhole.Forexample,"Shedecidedtoincorporatemorevegetablesintoherdiet."
54.Indifferent:Havingnointerest,concern,orfeelingtowardssomethingorsomeone.Forexample,"Heseemedindifferenttothenewsofhispromotion."
55.Infer:Todeduceorconcludeinformationbasedonevidenceorreasoning.Forexample,"Fromhertone,Iinferredthatshewasupset."
56.Innovation:Theintroductionofsomethingneworanewidea,method,orproduct.Forexample,"Technologicalinnovationshavetransformedthewaywelive."
57.Integrity:Thequalityofbeinghonest,trustworthy,andhavingstrongmoralprinciples.Forexample,"Heisknownforhisintegrityandethicalbehavior."
58.Interfere:Tointerveneorgetinvolvedinsomeoneelse'saffairswithoutinvitation.Forexample,"Idon'twanttointerfere,butIthinkyoushouldconsidertheiradvice."
59.Intricate:Verycomplicatedordetailed,oftenwithmanyinterconnectedparts.Forexample,"Thedesignofthecathedral'sstainedglasswindowisintricate."
60.Jeopardy:Dangerorriskofharm,damage,orloss.Forexample,"Hercarelessnessputtheirlivesinjeopardy."
61.Justify:Toshoworprovethatsomethingisright,reasonable,ormorallyacceptable.Forexample,"Shetriedtojustifyheractions,butnoonebelievedher."
62.Lethargic:Feelingtired,sluggish,orlackingenergy.Forexample,"Afterstayinguplate,Ifeltlethargicthenextday."
63.Manipulate:Tocontrolorinfluencesomeoneorsomething,ofteninaskillfulorunfairmanner.Forexample,"Hemanipulatedthedatatofithisdesiredoutcome."
64.Metabolism:Thechemicalprocessesthatoccurwithinalivingorganismtomaintainlife.Forexample,"Regularexercisecanhelpboostyourmetabolism."
65.Mundane:Lackinginterestorexcitement;dullorboring.Forexample,"Herdailyroutinehadbecomemundaneandpredictable."
66.Negligible:Sosmallorunimportantthatitcanbedisregardedorconsideredinsignificant.Forexample,"Thecostofshippingwasnegligiblecomparedtotheoverallpriceoftheproduct."
67.Nostalgia:Asentimentallongingoryearningforthepast,oftenaccompaniedbyhappymemories.Forexample,"Listeningtooldsongsbringsasenseofnostalgia."
68.Objective:Basedonfactsorrealityratherthanpersonalfeelingsoropinions.Forexample,"Thejournalist'sobjectivereportingearnedherareputationforcredibility."
69.Optimistic:Havingapositiveoutlookorexpectingfavorableoutcomes.Forexample,"Despitethechallenges,sheremainedoptimisticaboutthefuture."
70.Paradox:Astatementorsituationthatseemscontradictoryorabsurd,butmaybetrueinreality.Forexample,"Theparadoxoffreedomisthatitrequirescertainlimitations."
71.Perceive:Tobecomeawareoforunderstandsomethingthroughthesensesorintuition.Forexample,"Differentpeopleperceivecolorsdifferently."
72.Persevere:Tocontinuetryingorexertingeffortdespiteobstaclesorsetbacks.Forexample,"Shefacedmanychallengesbutpersevereduntilsheachievedhergoal."
73.Ponder:Tothinkaboutorconsidersomethingcarefullyandatlength.Forexample,"Shesatbythewindow,ponderingthemeaningoflife."
74.Precede:Tocomebeforesomethingintime,order,orposition.Forexample,"Thewarm-upexercisesprecedethemainworkout."
75.Predicate:Tobaseorestablishsomethingonaparticularprinciple,belief,orassumption.Forexample,"Hisargumentwaspredicatedontheassumptionthatallhumansareequal."
76.Presume:Tosupposeorassumesomethingtobetruewithoutcompleteevidenceorproof.Forexample,"Ipresumehe'sbusybecausehehasn'trespondedtomymessages."
77.Prominent:Widelyknown,important,orfamous.Forexample,"Heisaprominentfigureinthefieldofmedicine."
78.Propel:Todrive,push,ormoveforwardorinaparticulardirection.Forexample,"Thestrongwindpropelledthesailboatacrossthelake."
79.Proximity:Nearnessinspace,time,orrelationship.Forexample,"Theproximityofthehoteltothebeachmadeitapopularchoicefortourists."
80.Qualitative:Relatingtoorbasedonqualitiesorattributesratherthanquantitiesormeasurements.Forexample,"Thesurveyincludedbothquantitativeandqualitativedata."
81.Recede:Tomovebackorawayfromapreviouspositionorlevel.Forexample,"Thefloodwatersbegantorecedeafterseveraldays."
82.Reconcile:Torestorefriendlyrelationsormakecompatibletwoconflictingideasorbeliefs.Forexample,"Theywereabletoreconciletheirdifferencesandbecomefriendsagain."
83.Recurring:Happeningrepeatedlyorappearingperiodically.
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