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英语四级重点高频单词及用法大全
1.Abandon(v.)-togiveuporletgoofcompletely;todesertorforsake
Example:Thevillagershadtoabandontheirhomesduetotheflood.
2.Absorb(v.)-totakeinorassimilate;tosoakup
Example:Plantsabsorbsunlightforphotosynthesis.
3.Access(n.)-theabilityorrighttoenter,makeuseof,orapproachsomething
Example:Thestudentsweregivenaccesstothelibraryresourcesfortheirresearch.
4.Accommodate(v.)-toprovidewithlodgingoraplacetostay;tomakesuitableorfitinwith
Example:Thehotelcanaccommodateupto200guestsatatime.
5.Accurate(adj.)-correct,exact,orprecise
Example:Thescientistconductednumerousexperimentstoensureaccurateresults.
6.Adapt(v.)-toadjustormodifytosuitdifferentconditions;tobecomeadjustedoracclimated
Example:Thepolarbearhasadaptedtosurviveinitsicyhabitat.
7.Adequate(adj.)-sufficientorenoughtomeetaneedorrequirement
Example:Thecompanyprovideditsemployeeswithadequatetrainingtoperformtheirjobseffectively.
8.Adhere(v.)-tostickfirmlytosomething;tofollowcloselyorremainloyaltosomething
Example:Thepainterneededtoensurethatthewallpaperwouldadheretothewallproperly.
9.Administer(v.)-tomanageoroversee;togiveorapplysomething(suchasmedication)
Example:Thedoctoradministeredthevaccinetoallthepatients.
10.Adverse(adj.)-unfavorableorharmful;actingagainstsomeone'sinterests
Example:Theadverseweatherconditionscauseddelaysintheflightschedule.
11.Advocate(v.)-tosupportorrecommend;tospeakorargueinfavorofsomething
Example:Theorganizationadvocatesforanimalrights.
12.Aid(n.)-helporassistance;apersonorthingthathelpsorsupports
Example:Thegovernmentprovidedfinancialaidtotheaffectedcommunitiesafterthenaturaldisaster.
13.Alter(v.)-tomakechangesormodifications;totransform
Example:Shedecidedtoalterherhairstyleanddyeherhairblonde.
14.Ambitious(adj.)-havingastrongdesireordeterminationtosucceedorachievesomethinggreat
Example:Hehasalwaysbeenambitiousandsethighgoalsforhimself.
15.Analyze(v.)-toexamineorstudysomethingindetail;tobreakdownintopartsorcomponents
Example:Thescientistanalyzedthedatatofindpatternsandcorrelations.
16.Annual(adj.)-happeningonceayear;relatingtoayear
Example:ThecompanyholdsitsannualmeetinginJanuary.
17.Apparent(adj.)-clearlyvisibleorobvious;seemingorappearingtobetrue
Example:Thereasonforhisabsencewasnotapparenttotherestoftheteam.
18.Approach(v.)-tocomenearorcloserto;todealwithortacklesomething
Example:Weapproachedthebuildingcautiously,unsureofwhatlayinside.
19.Appropriate(adj.)-suitableorproperforaparticularpurposeorsituation;totakepossessionofsomethingforone'sownuse
Example:Theteacherchoseappropriatebooksforthestudents'readinglevel.
20.Aptitude(n.)-anaturalabilityortalent;acapacityforlearningorunderstandingsomethingquickly
Example:Shehasanaptitudeforplayingmusicalinstruments.
21.Arise(v.)-tocomeintoexistenceorhappen;togetupfromsittingorlyingdown
Example:Problemsmayariseiftheprojectisnotmanagedproperly.
22.Aspect(n.)-aparticularpartorfeatureofsomething;awayinwhichsomethingcanbeviewed
Example:Weneedtoconsidereveryaspectofthesituationbeforemakingadecision.
23.Assemble(v.)-tocometogetherorgatherinoneplace;toputtogetherorbuild
Example:Wewillassembleattheparkat3pmfortheteammeeting.
24.Assess(v.)-toevaluateordeterminethevalue,importance,orqualityofsomething;toestimateorjudge
Example:Theteacherassessedthestudents'writingskillsbygradingtheiressays.
25.Assign(v.)-toallocateordesignatesomeonetoaparticulartaskorposition;toattributeorascribe
Example:Themanagerassignedeachteammemberaspecificroleintheproject.
26.Assist(v.)-tohelporaidsomeone;toprovidesupportorguidance
Example:Thevolunteersassistedindistributingfoodtothehomeless.
27.Assume(v.)-totakeonoradoptaparticularrole,responsibility,orattitudeasifitweretrue;tosupposeorpresume
Example:Let'sassumethatthetrainisdelayedandplanaccordingly.
28.Attain(v.)-toachieveorreachagoalorobjective;toacquireorobtainsomething
Example:Sheworkedhardtoattainherdreamofbecomingadoctor.
29.Attribute(v.)-toregardsomethingasbeingcausedbyorbelongingtosomeoneorsomething;toascribeorcredit
Example:Theyattributetheirsuccesstohardworkanddedication.
30.Authentic(adj.)-genuineorreal;notcounterfeitorfake
Example:HeboughtanauthenticRolexwatchfromareputabledealer.
31.Awe(n.)-afeelingofreverentialrespectorwonder;astrongadmirationoramazement
Example:ThegrandeuroftheTajMahalleftusinawe.
32.Barrier(n.)-anobstacleorhindrancethatpreventsprogress,access,orcommunication
Example:Thelanguagebarriermadeitdifficultforthemtocommunicatewitheachother.
33.Beneficial(adj.)-advantageousorfavorable;producinggoodresultsorbenefits
Example:Regularexerciseisbeneficialforbothphysicalandmentalhealth.
34.Bias(n.)-aprejudiceorinclinationfororagainstsomeoneorsomething;apartiality
Example:Thejudgemadeanefforttoremainunbiasedandimpartialduringthetrial.
35.Bizarre(adj.)-strikinglyunconventionalorstrange;oddorunusualinappearanceorbehavior
Example:Sheworeabizarreoutfitwithmismatchedcolorsandpatterns.
36.Bond(n.)-aconnection,relationship,orlinkbetweenpeopleorthings;acertificateofdebtissuedbyagovernmentorcompany
Example:Thestrongbondbetweenthesiblingshelpedthemthroughdifficulttimes.
37.Branched(adj.)-dividedintoseparatepartsorbranches
Example:Theriverbranchedoutintoseveralsmallerstreams.
38.Brief(adj.)-shortorconcise;lastingonlyashorttime
Example:Pleasegivemeabriefsummaryofthereport.
39.Calculate(v.)-todetermineorestimatemathematically;toreckonorcompute
Example:Sheusedacalculatortocalculatethetotalamountofhershoppingbill.
40.Capable(adj.)-havingtheabilityorcompetencetodosomething;ableortalented
Example:Heisacapablechefwhocancookawidevarietyofdishes.
41.Capacity(n.)-themaximumamountornumberthatsomethingcancontainorproduce;theabilityorpotentialtodosomething
Example:Thestadiumhasaseatingcapacityof50,000people.
42.Capture(v.)-tocatchorseizesomeoneorsomething;toportrayorrepresentinartorphotography
Example:Thephotographerwasabletocapturethebeautyofthesunsetinhisphotograph.
43.Cautious(adj.)-carefulorwaryinordertoavoidpotentialproblemsordangers;hesitantornottakingrisks
Example:Sheisacautiousdriverandalwaysfollowsthetrafficrules.
44.Cease(v.)-tobringorcometoanend;tostopordiscontinue
Example:Theconstructionworkceasedduringthewintermonths.
45.Challenge(v.)-toinviteordaresomeonetodosomethingdifficult;toquestionordisputethetruthorvalidityof
Example:Thehikerwaschallengedtoclimbtothetopofthemountain.
46.Channel(n.)-amediumorroutethroughwhichsomethingisconveyedortransmitted;atelevisionstationornetwork
Example:Thenewsanchorreportedthelatestupdatesonthesportschannel.
47.Characteristic(adj.)-typicalordistinctiveofaparticularperson,thing,orgroup;afeatureorqualitythatdefinessomeoneorsomething
Example:Onecharacteristicofagoodleaderistheabilitytoinspireothers.
48.Chronological(adj.)-arrangedintheorderoftimeoroccurrence;sequentialorprogressive
Example:Theeventsinthestoryarepresentedinchronologicalorder.
49.Clarity(n.)-thequalityofbeingclear,transparent,oreasytounderstand;thesharpnessofdetailorimage
Example:Thelecturerexplainedthecomplextopicwithgreatclarity.
50.Coherent(adj.)-logical,consistent,orintelligible;holdingtogetherfirmlyorstickingtogether
Example:Shepresentedherargumentinacoherentmanner,makingiteasyfortheaudiencetofollow.
51.Collaborate(v.)-toworktogetherorcooperatewithsomeone;tocontributetoajointeffort
Example:Theteammemberscollaboratedonaprojecttodesignanewproduct.
52.Commission(n.)-ataskordutyassignedtosomeone;afeeorpercentagepaidtosomeonefortheirservices
Example:Theartistreceivedacommissiontopaintaportrait.
53.Commit(v.)-topledgeorobligateoneselftoacauseorcourseofaction;tocarryoutorperform
Example:Hecommittedhimselftomasteringthepianobypracticingforhourseveryday.
54.Commodity(n.)-arawmaterialorprimaryagriculturalproductthatcanbeboughtandsold;somethingusefulorvaluable
Example:Oilisavaluablecommoditythatistradedoninternationalmarkets.
55.Commonplace(adj.)-ordinaryorunremarkable;happeningorfoundfrequently
Example:Smartphoneshavebecomecommonplaceintoday'ssociety.
56.Communicate(v.)-toconveyorexchangeinformationorideasthroughspeech,writing,orotherformsofexpression
Example:Itisimportanttocommunicateclearlyandeffectivelyinateamsetting.
57.Community(n.)-agroupofpeoplelivinginthesameplaceorhavingacommoncharacteristicorinterest;asocietyororganization
Example:Thelocalcommunityorganizedacharityeventtoraisefundsforthehomeless.
58.Comparative(adj.)-relatingtoorshowingacomparisonbetweentwoormorethings;relativeorproportionate
Example:Sheconductedacomparativestudyofdifferentbrandsofsmartphones.
59.Compatible(adj.)-abletoexistorworktogetherwithoutconflictorcontradiction;harmoniousorconsistent
Example:ThenewsoftwareiscompatiblewithbothMacandWindowsoperatingsystems.
60.Compile(v.)-togatherorcollectinformationordatafromvarioussources;toassembleorputtogether
Example:Theresearchercompiledacomprehensivereportbasedonextensiveresearch.
61.Compose(v.)-tocreateorwriteapieceofmusic,literature,orpoetry;toconstituteormakeup
Example:Shecomposedabeautifulmelodyonthepiano.
62.Comprehensive(adj.)-completeorincludingallaspectsorelements;thoroughorextensive
Example:Thestudentpreparedacomprehensivestudyguideforthefinalexam.
63.Concept(n.)-anabstractideaorgeneralnotion;aplanorintention
Example:Thedesignercameupwithauniqueconceptforthenewfashioncollection.
64.Conclude(v.)-tobringtoanendorfinish;toarriveatajudgmentordecision
Example:Themeetingconcludedwithasummaryofthemainpointsdiscussed.
65.Concrete(adj.)-existinginatangibleorphysicalform;specificordefinite
Example:Thearchitectpresentedtheclientwithaconcreteplanforthebuilding.
66.Conduct(v.)-tocarryoutorperformaparticularactivity,especiallyinanorganizedway;todirectorcontrol
Example:Theteacherconductedanexperimentinthesciencelab.
67.Confer(v.)-tograntorbestowsomething,suchasanhonorortitle;todiscussorconsultwithsomeone
Example:TheuniversityconferredanhonorarydegreeupontheNobellaureate.
68.Confirm(v.)-toestablishthetruthorcorrectnessofsomething;toverifyorprove
Example:TheDNAtestconfirmedthatthesuspectwasatthecrimescene.
69.Conform(v.)-tocomplyorfollowestablishedrules,standards,orexpectations;tobesimilaroridentical
Example:Thestudentsmustconformtotheschooldresscode.
70.Confuse(v.)-tocausesomeonetobecomebewilderedorpuzzled;tomixupormistakesomeoneorsomethingforanother
Example:Thecomplexinstructionsconfusedtheparticipants.
71.Congestion(n.)-aconditionofovercrowdingorexcessiveaccumulation;trafficormovementthatisblockedorsloweddown
Example:Thecityexperiencedheavytrafficcongestionduringrushhour.
72.Consequence(n.)-aresultoroutcomeofanactionorevent;importanceorsignificance
Example:Theconsequenceofnotstudyingforth
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