大学英语四六级高频词汇,有例句

China will adhere to an independentand peaceful foreign policy in dealing with international affairs.I will cherish my visit here in memory,as long as I live! ascribeThe agency ascribed the temperature climbmainly to increased greenhouse gases emissions,cyclical temperature fluctuationsand less cold air generated from the Arctic.coincide Her taste in music coincides with her husband's.[01:00.08] overwhelm Our team overwhelmed the visitors by 40 points.[01:07.30] overwhelming Beijing took an overwhelming majority of votes and won the Olympic bid.[01:16.27] pursuit We've simply reaffirmed an old truth: the pursuit of affluence does not always end with happiness.[01:26.99] comply[01:28.52] China will strictly comply[01:31.14]with the universally acknowledged market rules.[01:35.20] conspicuous[01:36.83] The house standing on the island is very conspicuous.[01:42.30] endeavo(u)r[01:43.94] Despite our best endeavors,[01:46.35]we couldn't get the machine started.[01:49.63] homogeneous[01:51.27] Milk and cream are homogeneous foods, [01:54.88]they are both dairy products.[01:58.05] immerse[01:59.69] She was so deeply immersed in reading [02:02.51]that she forgot the supper.[02:05.24] indulge[02:06.88] Will you indulge my curiosity[02:09.92]and tell me how much it cost?[02:14.08] persistent[02:14.95] She eventually married the most persistent of her admirers.[02:20.75] retrieve[02:22.39] The shopkeeper went to the window[02:24.88]and retrieved Reuben's treasure.[02:28.04] revive[02:29.69] Peter tried to revive the frozen robin;[02:32.43]but it was stone-dead.[02:35.16] suppress[02:37.35] All these movements were suppressed by the government.[02:42.16] testify [02:42.93] This excellent book testifies to the author's ability.[02:48.18] accustom[02:49.82] The hunter is trying to accustom his hunting dog[02:53.49]to the noise of a gun.[02:56.88] ambiguous[02:58.19] That's a rather ambiguous answer[03:00.76]—what exactly do you mean?[03:03.60] ascend[03:05.46] Step by step the ladder is ascended.[03:10.16] billionaire[03:11.04] The billionaire is campaigning for political reform.[03:15.74] brisk[03:17.16] Taking a brisk walk[03:18.95]can often induce a feeling of well-being. [03:22.78] certify[03:24.53] You are basically a sking people to certify, [03:27.81]with big penalties,[03:29.45]that nobody has lied on their expense accounts. [03:34.48] conceive[03:35.47] The coach conceived the strategy that won the game for us.[03:40.61] contemplate[03:43.12] She stood contempl a ting the painting. [03:47.64] disable[03:48.62] An accident disabled him from playing football.[03:52.89] eccentric[03:54.42] A few weeks later I began saving again. [03:57.91]Was I becoming an eccentric hoarder?[04:01.19]Not at all.[04:03.72][00:11.47] essence[00:13.66] Senior citizen discounts are the essence [00:17.38]of the very thing older Americans are fighting against[00:20.44]—discrimination by age.[00:22.96] extravagant[00:24.71] When asked to use three words[00:27.50]to describe society's rich,[00:29.35]the top responses were “extravagant”,[00:32.97]“greedy” and “corrupt”.[00:35.48] flush[00:37.45] The child's cheeks were flushed with fever. [00:41.93] funding[00:43.80] Even Hilton Hotels has shown interest [00:47.73]in the space tourism industry[00:50.03]and the possibility of building[00:52.22]or co-funding a space hotel.[00:56.05] granted[00:57.74] Granted,[00:58.72]some amount of delusion is probably part of the human condition.[01:03.10] haunt[01:05.94] He was haunted by memories of his unhappy childhood[01:10.09]well into his adult life.[01:13.82] initiate[01:15.02] The concept of a “non-smoking” Olympics, [01:18.87]initiated in 1988,[01:21.39]and has been put into practice[01:23.44]since the 1992 Barcelona Games.[01:27.37] intrinsic[01:29.21] The intrinsic value of a coin[01:31.95]is the value of the metal[01:33.48]it is made of.[01:35.57] intuition[01:37.32] Nobody told me where to find you.[01:40.83]It was sheer intuition.[01:44.33] irritate[01:45.53] The boy's foolish question irritated his mother.[01:50.56] manifest[01:52.31] She manifested little interest in her studies. [01:58.00] mingle[01:59.20] Security men mingled with the crowd. [02:03.25] obscure[02:05.22] I received a letter of complaint fro m them; [02:08.72]but the letters of the sign were made obscure by rain.[02:13.75] paradox[02:15.28] “More haste, less speed” is a paradox. [02:21.41] privacy[02:23.48] With seven people squashed in one house, [02:27.32]you don't get much privacy.[02:30.92] radiate[02:32.57] The sun radiates both light and heat.[02:37.16] refrain[02:39.13] You must be able to refrain yourself in some matters[02:43.39]in order to accomplish others.[02:46.85] supervisor[02:48.60] The supervisor didn’t have time so f ar to go into it at length,[02:54.29]but he gave us an idea about his plan.[02:58.12] surgical[03:00.64] The doctors and nurses had surgical masks on. [03:06.76] suspicious[03:07.74] I am always suspicious of anyone who wants [03:12.34]to sell me something on the cheap.[03:16.01] terminate[03:17.65] They terminated their agreement[03:20.28]and renewed another one according to the situation.[03:24.65] terrorist[03:26.62] Terrorists hijacked an airplane with 260 people on board.[03:33.95] tumble[03:35.48] I tumbled several times when learning [03:38.97]to skate for the first time.[03:42.03] absurd[03:43.56] She said to herself that the idea was absurd. [03:49.58] allege[03:50.99] You alleged[03:52.42]that the accused man was seen at the scene of the crime,[03:55.70]didn't you?[03:57.99] analogy[03:59.42] My theory applies to you and by analogy to others like you.[04:05.22] array[04:07.40] The royal couple appeared in splendid array. [04:11.67] articulate[04:14.92] It is believed[04:16.12]that girls are usually more articulate than boys. [04:21.37] ascertain[04:22.57] The researcher ascertained[04:25.52]that he had discovered a new element[04:27.32]which led to the SARS.[04:30.05] assertive[04:31.91] Katsue Reynolds has argued[04:34.65]that girls nowadays[04:36.42]are using more assertive language strategies [04:39.71]in order to be able to compete with boys [04:42.35]in school and out.[04:45.08] baffle[04:46.50] She was completely baffled by his strange behavior.[04:51.43] barren[04:53.28] There are about 98% thick continental ice sheet[04:58.43]and 2% barren rock in Antarctica.[05:03.35] bewilder[05:04.66] The child was bewildered by the noise and the crowds.[05:09.58] coincidence[05:12.42] Is there any coincidence between yo urstatistics[05:16.69]and your friends ?[05:19.31] conform[05:20.63] Nowadays, it is commonly observed[05:24.24]that young women are not conforming to the feminine linguistic ideal.[05:28.86][00:10.70] conscientious[00:14.31] This essay is a most conscientious piece of work.[00:18.46] consolidate[00:21.19] As we all know,[00:22.62]too many countries lapse back into violence [00:26.01]when efforts to consolidate peace[00:28.30]or create stability are weak.[00:31.47] consultancy[00:33.77] Softw are,[00:35.63]consultancy and mobile telephones[00:38.26]use far less oil than steel or car production. [00:42.41] contrive[00:45.14] After much difficulty[00:47.44]I contrived to pull the boat onto the beach. [00:50.94] converge[00:53.68] Capitalism and socialism will not eventually converge.[00:59.36] decisive[01:01.44] Your English proficiency is the decisive factor[01:05.38]in getting the job.[01:07.57] deduce[01:09.42] You will notice water rising in the tube; [01:12.71]now what do you deduce from that?[01:16.32] deem[01:18.29] He deemed that it was his duty to help. [01:21.89] deprive[01:23.97] It is absolutely unfair[01:26.38]that these children are deprived[01:28.67]of the rights to receive education.[01:31.74] deteriorate[01:34.36] Leather quickly deteriorates in hot,[01:37.42]damp climate.[01:39.07] diminish[01:41.69] The amount of water in the pond will diminish[01:44.97]as the dry season comes.[01:47.71] disciplined[01:49.79] The inventiveness of the early Americans shed light[01:53.94]on disciplined school management. [01:57.00] disperse[01:59.41] A thunderstorm came up and dispersed the picnickers.[02:03.67] divert[02:06.19] Once young offenders embark on a life of crime,[02:09.69]prison does little to divert them.[02:12.42] eject[02:14.94] The fire ejected yellow flames into the night sky.[02:19.86] elapse[02:21.83] Three years have elapsed since we last met. [02:25.76] elevate[02:28.06] A special device elevated the stage for the finale.[02:32.66] elicit[02:34.84] At last we've elicited the truth from him. [02:37.58] endanger[02:40.42] Drunk drivers endanger the lives of others. [02:44.14] endow[02:46.22] She endowed the new hospital with a large sum of money.[02:51.25] erase[02:53.43] The vision[02:54.64]of that big black car hitting the sidewalk [02:57.38]a few feet from us[02:59.23]will never be erased from my memory.[03:02.08] exhaustion[03:04.48] The exhaustion of the army's ammunition caused its defeat.[03:09.41] exquisite[03:11.81] He has an exqu isite ear for music.[03:15.09] extract[03:17.94] The newspaper extracted several passages from the speech[03:21.54]and printed them on the front page.[03:24.71] flaw[03:26.79] There is a flaw in the marble near the base of the statue.[03:31.28] fraud[03:33.58] Bend the law for personal gain and engage in fraud.[03:38.61] hamper[03:41.12] Our progress was hampered by the bad weather.[03:44.18] impart[03:46.81] A good teacher should impart wisdom to his pupils.[03:50.41] incentive[03:53.04] His w ords gave me incentive,[03:55.45]and I worked twice as hard.[03:57.41] incidentally[04:00.37] Incidentally, your letter came only this morning.[04:04.53] indignant[04:07.04] He was most indignant with me[04:09.78]when I asked for a day's leave.[04:12.84] infectious[04:15.35] An infectious disease is one that can be passed[04:19.07]from one person to another.[04:21.70][00:11.46] ingenious[00:13.66] So you fitted that wire through that little hole there:[00:19.01]that’s very ingenious![00:21.75] instantaneous[00:24.81] She accidentally swallowed the poison [00:27.66]and death was instantaneous.[00:31.05] integral[00:32.79] The form,[00:34.22]the sound and the grammar rules are integral parts of a language.[00:40.12] intelligible[00:41.66] He used so many archaisms in his speech [00:46.36]that half of it was barely intelligible.[00:50.51] jeopardize/-ise[00:52.37] The security of the whole operation has been jeopardized[00:55.98]by one careless person.[00:59.26] lawsuit[01:00.58] A bad compromise is better than a good lawsuit.[01:05.50] linger[01:07.14] She lingered after the concert,[01:09.88]hoping to meet the star.[01:12.83] magnify[01:14.69] The microscope magnified the object one hundred times.[01:20.48] maturity[01:22.35] Th is highly polite style is no doubt something [01:27.05]that young women have been expected to“grow into”[01:31.15]—after all,[01:32.35]it is a sign not simply of femininity,[01:35.74]but of maturity and refinement.[01:39.79] misfortune[01:41.21] Think about the misfortune of others[01:44.93]that you may be satisfied with your own lot. [01:49.52] negligible[01:50.83] The damage to my car is negligible.[01:54.56] notorious[01:57.61] Maradona，a most famous football star, [02:01.77]is a notorious drug addict.[02:06.26] outdate[02:07.24] More companies are learning the importance of destructive technologies[02:11.84]— innovations that hold the potential to make a product line,[02:16.54]or even an entire business segment,[02:19.83]virtually outdated.[02:22.45] outflow[02:24.08] We watched the heavy outflow of the tide. [02:28.35] permeate[02:30.32] On a spring moonlit night,[02:32.29]birds are singing,[02:34.15]the air is permeated with the fragrance of flowers.[02:39.73] porch[02:40.93] A porc h is a covered entrance to a building. [02:44.54] predominant[02:48.15] Her predominant characteristic is her friendliness.[02:53.40] prescription[02:54.60] She feels fine[02:57.23]now that the doctor has made fine adjustments to her prescription.[03:02.91] prevalent[03:04.99] Traveling by motor car is becoming[03:07.82]more and more prevalent in the country. [03:11.61] profound[03:13.23] The doctor's discovery will have a profound influence on mankind.[03:19.80] prolong[03:21.33] I do not want to prolong our talk;[03:25.38]it is time to go home.[03:28.11] reassure[03:29.93] What reassures executives does not always reward shareholders.[03:37.70] rectify[03:39.66] Once we get to know our mistakes,[03:42.95]we should rectify them as soon as possible. [03:47.76] refute[03:48.74] You can easily refute his argument.[03:53.44] repel[03:54.65] The soldiers repelled the attacking enemy. [03:59.35] reproach[04:01.65] She reproached him for forgetting their anniversary.[04:06.79] roughly[04:08.54] I could not keep my anger down when I was roughly treated.[04:13.57] sensational[04:16.08] After a sensational trial,[04:19.15]the football player was cleared of the killing. [04:22.33] simulate[04:24.51] The computer simulates conditions on the sea bed.[04:29.00] sociologist[04:31.18] “Music expressed its times,[04:34.90]” says sociologist Irving Horowitz.[04:39.71] spacious[04:41.47] I want to live in a spacious house.[04:46.39] subscribe[04:47.70] I subscribe to Newsweek.[04:52.40] subsidia ry[04:54.48] The question of finance is subsidiary to the question of[04:58.64]whether the project will be approved.[05:01.94] surpass[05:03.92] Though we thought that[05:05.97]we might lose in the first round,[05:08.38]the result surpassed our hopes.[05:11.44] tempt[05:13.30] Money and beauty tempted him to commit crime.[05:18.55] terrorism[05:20.63] Bush said both countries love freedom [05:24.20]and together they will fight against terrorism. [05:28.24] tow[05:30.21] If you park your car here[05:32.29]the police may tow it away.[05:35.03] transition[05:37.55] The transition from planned economy [05:40.42]to share system is certainly a painstaking course.[05:45.27][00:12.36] attach[00:14.54] A young man attached himself to me at the party[00:17.60]and I couldn't get rid of him.[00:21.43] breakthrough[00:22.86] It is a breakthrough in negotiations.[00:27.78] budget[00:28.98] The Chancellor of the Exchequer[00:31.18]is expected to announce tax cuts[00:33.92]in this year's budget.[00:36.65] challenge [00:38.63] Never challenge a fool to do wrong.[00:42.67] combine[00:44.53] combine theory with practice.[00:48.68] complaint[00:50.88] I have a number of complaints[00:52.40]about the hotel room you've given me.[00:56.35] contrary[00:58.31] The research runs contrary to widespread expectations[01:02.68]that falls in technology stocks will disproportionately affect[01:05.20]the north American and UK economies. [01:11.88] controversy[01:13.63] After several nuclear disasters,[01:16.03]a controversy has raged over the safety of nuclear energy.[01:22.26] critical[01:24.13] It is often a critical factor[01:25.86]in sustaining a peace process,[01:28.82]and in revitalizing economic activity.[01:33.93] decrease[01:35.46] The workmen want to decrease the number of working hours[01:38.63]and increase pay.[01:41.58] deliver[01:43.44] She delivered a healthy boy.[01:46.94] depress[01:48.47] The thought of going back to work tomorrow depressed me![01:54.16] descend[01:55.36] The el e vator descended rapidly to the bottom floor.[02:00.83] destroy[02:02.58] All hopes of a peaceful settlement were destroyed[02:05.61]by his violent speech.[02:09.55] destruction[02:10.86] Fame and the exhilarating celebrity that accompanies it,[02:15.01]force the famous person to anticipate in his own destruction.[02:21.36] disorder[02:23.11] The capital is calm,[02:24.75]but continuing disorder has been reported elsewhere.[02:29.34] display[02:31.20] Her writing displays natural talent.[02:35.80] distinction[02:37.33] She had the distinction of being the first woman[02:40.54]to swim the Channel.[02:44.26] dominate[02:46.01] The use of deferential language[02:48.31]is symbolic of the Confucian ideal of the woman,[02:51.92]which dominates conservative gender norms in Japan.[02:57.06] economics[02:59.14] This article is about the economics of publishing.[03:05.05] efficiency[03:06.80] One of the aims of economic reform is to improve efficiency.[03:13.14] enforce[03:14.45] Don't stand in the way when the police enforce the law.[03:20.25] enhance[03:21.89] The introduction of flexible work time [03:24.41]has greatly enhanced the work efficiency in that press.[03:29.33] ensure[03:31.74] I fitted a new lock to ensure[03:34.03]that the bicycle would not be stolen.[03:37.75] exaggerate[03:39.72] He always exaggerates to make his stories more amusing.[03:45.19] extend[03:47.37] The headmaster extended our holiday by four days.[03:52.84] flexible[03:54.37] We can visit your company on M onday or Tuesday;[03:57.99]our plans are fairly flexible.[04:02.69] generate[04:04.00] The machine generates electricity.[04:08.93] ideal[04:10.12] It is never easy to realize a lofty ideal. [04:13.85] identify[04:17.02] Do you identify beauty with w isdom? [04:20.52] insight[04:23.14] He hoped his work at the university would give him insight[04:27.63]into how questions of morality could be applied to places[04:32.00]where self-interest flourished.[04:36.05] inspire[04:37.91] The Lake District sc enery inspired Wordsworth[04:40.87]to write his greatest poetry.[04:44.36] interpret [04:47.10] Poetry helps us to interpret life.[00:12.80] means[00:13.89] Traditionally, it is what the language means, [00:17.18]but not what people mean by the language, [00:20.02]that counts.[00:23.08] monitor[00:24.07] The plane arrivals[00:25.75]and departures are shown on large monitors. [00:29.79] notion[00:31.43] He has a notion that I'm cheating him. [00:35.15] performance[00:37.23] He was faithful in the performance of his duties.[00:41.38] popularity[00:44.01] Western music is steadily gaining in popularity.[00:49.26] priority[00:50.79] I have priority over you in my claim.[00:55.93] privilege[00:57.14] Age has its privileges in America,[01:00.09]and one of the more prominent of them[01:02.32]is the senior citizen discount.[01:06.80] prospect[01:07.90] From the top of the hill[01:09.44]there's a beautiful prospect over the city. [01:14.36] reflect[01:15.46] It's said that a person's handwriting[01:17.53]can reflect his/her character.[01:21.69] resolve[01:23.77] He resolved on an early start.[01:28.14] sacrifice[01:29.65] The sacrifice of time is the costliest of all sacrifices.[01:35.34] salary[01:38.08] Computer engineers in IBM have ver y good salaries.[01:43.44] secretary[01:45.41] The secretary made a note of the proceedings.[01:49.34] shortage[01:51.42] In the developed countries,[01:53.28]there's a great shortage of work force.[01:57.55] solution[01:59.08] Resorting to violence is not the best solution to an argument.[02:04.99] transfer[02:06.63] Would all transfer passengers please report to the airport transfer desk?[02:13.19] abnormal[02:14.83] They do not think such an abnormal phenomenon will last long.[02:20.08] accom modation[02:21.94] The accommodations at this hotel are first-class.[02:27.29] accordance[02:29.45] Russian president Putin stressed[02:31.74]that the energy tariffs should be raised gradually[02:35.46]and in accordance with the growth in people's income.[02:41.15] acknowledge[02:42.25] It would be grateful if you could acknowledge my letter.[02:47.54] acquire[02:49.76] Some people go back for their education [02:51.94]to acquire another degree[02:54.13]or diploma to impress the society.[02:58.94] agenda[03:00.37] The question of salary increase is high on the agenda.[03:05.18] alert[03:06.49] Although he's over eighty[03:08.24]his mind is still remarkably alert.[03:12.07] alternative[03:14.25] Have you got an alternative suggestion? [03:18.30] ambitious[03:20.16] China launched its second manned space mission,[03:23.99]sending two astronauts into orbit[03:26.52]as it opened a new chapter in its ambitious drive[03:29.91]to become a global space power.[03:34.62] anticipate[03:35.93] We a nticipate the pleasure of hearing from you again.[03:41.51] appearance[03:42.71] He is making his first appearance at a local theatre.[03:47.08] appropriate[03:48.95] He was accused of appropriating club funds. [03:54.31] capacity[03:55.84] This tank h as a capacity of 500 gallons. [04:00.54] compensation[04:02.73] Compensation of injured workers has cost the company a lot.[04:09.18] complain[04:10.16] Don't always complain;[04:11.71]remember this: no pains,no gains. [04:16.41][00:12.90] complete[00:14.43] Except for the ultra-modern main stadium, [00:17.91]which needs special modification for the opening ceremony,[00:21.63]all Games venues will be completed by year's end.[00:27.86] conclusion[00:29.07] The lovers are united at the conclusion o f the movie.[00:33.77] confront[00:35.74] The reason for Ruan Lingyu's suicide[00:39.32]was that she couldn't confront the rumors fabricated by people.[00:45.01] constitute[00:47.09] They constituted the government in 1997. [00:52.12] consult[00:54.09] I consulted a doctor about my pains.[00:59.23] consultant[01:00.65] Mark is the president's consultant on economic affairs.[01:06.78] consumption[01:08.31] The nation's consumption of oil is increasing every year.[01:13.99] contest[01:15.74] As a p rotest,[01:17.49]the party has decided not to contest this election.[01:22.74] conventional[01:24.61] Except for the signing of the European Conventional Weapons Agreement,[01:29.31]there was no news[01:30.69]to relieve people's worries about an escalating race.[01:36.17] crash[01:37.59] My computer program crashed this morning, [01:40.65]and I lost my entire document.[01:44.69] crude[01:46.12] Even after the recent increase,[01:48.96]the real price of crude oil[01:51.46]today is still less than half its level in 1980. [01:56.06] decent[01:58.79] Wearing ragged jeans is not very decent to match the party.[02:04.37] decorate[02:06.34] They decorated the wedding car with ribbons and flowers.[02:11.59] defy[02:13.45] BMW yesterday defied signs o f a slowdown[02:17.49]in the global vehicle industry[02:20.11]by predicting a record profits performance [02:22.88]for the current year.[02:25.83] denial[02:27.91] The prisoner repeated denials of the charge brought against him.[02:33.59] deny[02:35.13] He denied that he was involved.[02:39.39] derive[02:41.03] The English word “bamboo” derives from Malay.[02:47.49] differ[02:48.69] Imagine in that moment[02:50.43]what would happen to you if you protest in Iraq,[02:54.04]where those who differ with Saddam are hauled away[02:57.32]or shot on the spot.[03:00.38] disaster[03:02.35] A nuclear disaster,[03:04.10]spread by wind and water and fear,[03:07.05]could well engulf the great and the small, [03:10.45]the rich and the poor,[03:11.76]the committed and the uncommitted alike. [03:15.20](John F.Kennedy).[03:17.93] discard[03:20.34] She discarded a four,[03:21.98]and picked up a king.[03:25.15] emergency[03:27.24] In an emergency,[03:28.76]please call 110.[03:32.37] emphasize/-ise[03:33.79] I must emphasize the fact[03:35.85]that they are only children.[03:39.24] enlarge[03:40.99] Forgiveness does not change the past, [03:43.84]but it does enlarge the future.[03:47.56] entertainment[03:49.31] Science fiction cannot be regarded as me re entertainment,[03:53.46]but in fact it tells the reader much more. [03:58.28] entitle[03:59.81] He entitled the book Savage Love.[04:03.82] error[04:05.46] A minimal error results in wild divergence. [04:11.48] excessive[04:13.45] I find her attent i on to her children rather excessive.[04:18.15] exclude[04:20.12] The police have excluded robbery [04:22.65]as a motive for the murder.[04:25.93] exclusive[04:27.90] This dining room is for the distinguished guests'exclusive use.[04:34.22] explore[04:36.09] They went on an expedition[04:38.19]to explore the forest of West Africa.[04:42.68] expose[04:44.43] The bike was exposed to wind and sun. [04:49.68] fake[04:50.55] She faked illness[04:52.03]so that she did not have to go to school. [04:56.96] fiction[04:57.93] Do you like science fiction?[00:12.68] genuine[00:14.24] This is a genuine pearl.[00:17.63] highlight[00:19.38] It is, more important,[00:21.57]an educational campaign[00:23.98]to highlight the contemporary reality of “racial deficits” of all kinds,[00:29.66]the unequal conditions[00:31.72]that impact blacks regardless of class.[00:35.99] impress[00:37.74] To impress the interviewer,[00:39.27]you must try to leave him a positive first impression.[00:44.96] impression[00:46.38] The police took an impression of her fingerprints.[00:50.21] incidence[00:52.28] This area has a high incidence of crime, [00:55.35]disease, unemployment, etc.[00:59.83] indispensable[01:01.70] Air and water are indispensable to life. [01:07.05] induce[01:08.37] We couldn't induce the old lady to travel by air.[01:13.62] inferior[01:15.26] Some stores would put the inferior products on sale.[01:20.40] influential[01:22.26] With the success of the Olympic bid,[01:24.77]Beijing will become a world influential city. [01:30.03] intensify[01:31.66] APEC must build on these successes[01:35.03]and give a new dimension to its intensified cooperation[01:39.19]in the future.[01:42.36] internal[01:43.46] We need to hold an internal inquiry[01:46.12]to find out who is responsible.[01:49.30] match[01:51.05] She's his match when it comes to chess. [01:56.73] mobile[01:57.39] Can you give me a lift if you're mobile? [02:01.00] modesty[02:02.42] She does a lot of work for the poor,[02:04.94]but modesty forbids her from talking about it. [02:10.30] modify[02:11.39] The union has to be forced to modify its position.[02:16.42] morality[02:18.28] He has a high standard of morality.[02:22.33] negative[02:23.97] Life is full of overwhelming odds.[02:26.85]You can't really eliminate the negatives[02:29.93]but you can diminish them.[02:33.10] negotiation[02:35.40] Negotiations between the two countries have gone on for months.[02:40.87] obligation[02:42.84] Supporting parents is every adult's obl i gation. [02:48.09] oblige[02:49.73] Please oblige me by closing the door.[02:52.90] obvious[02:54.87] It is obvious that she is very clever.[02:59.57] occasion[03:00.99] We must rise to the occasion[03:02.80]in order to win this game.[03:06.51] per sist[03:07.83] You can never expect to master the heart [03:10.57]that persists in leaving.[03:12.99] plunge[03:14.96] The news plunged us into despair.[03:19.45] powerful[03:20.32] Our troops give the enemy a powerful blow. [03:24.60] precise[03:25.80] It was found at the precise spot where she had left it.[03:30.18] property[03:31.93] Unlike Colorado and Wyoming,[03:35.20]which have vast national forests and grasslands,[03:38.33]Texas is ninety-seven percent private property. [03:43.47] proposal[03:45.22] She had had many proposals of marriage [03:47.79]but preferred to remain single. [03:51.51] provoke[03:53.26] He was provoked by their mockery[03:55.49]to say more than he had intended.[03:59.97] recession[04:01.07] In spite of the recessio n,[04:02.71]car sales are five percent up.[04:06.54] reconcile[04:08.29] The teacher had to reconcile disputes among the pupils.[04:13.32] regardless[04:14.96] I protested, but she carried on regardless. [04:20.43] relate[04:21.41] She related to the m how it happened.[04:25.02] reservation[04:26.77] Ideas and thoughts,[04:28.52]major or minor,[04:30.27]correct or not were all aired without reservation.[04:35.31] reserve[04:37.06] These seats are reserved for old and sick people.[00:13.23] resi g n[00:14.98] The outgoing premier told reporters Monday [00:18.48]that his ailing health lay behind his decision [00:21.67]to resign.[00:24.84] resort[00:26.26] If persuasion won't work,[00:28.45]we may have to resort to force.[00:31.95] retain[00:33.91] The older universities retain even today [00:37.82]some of the conservatism of the European universities.[00:42.97] reverse[00:44.61] Writing is reversed in a mirror.[00:49.31] routine[00:51.06] It is just a routine medical examination, [00:54.67]nothing to get worried about.[00:58.39] scale[01:00.03] Scientists measure wind forces on a standard scale.[01:05.72] scan[01:07.25] Many people like to scan the newspaper [01:09.68]while having breakfast.[01:13.40] scope[01:14.71] There's not much s cope for initiative.[01:19.75] slavery[01:21.16] The Americans abolished slavery in 1863. [01:27.51] spite[01:28.93] I'm sure he only said it out of spite.。