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abrupt
adj. 骤读的, 险峻的
<例> The bus came to an abrupt halt.
<同> sudden, steep
absolute
adj. 统统的，证实的
<例> I wonder if ever again Americans can have that experience of returning to a home place so intimately known, profoundly felt, deeply loved, and absolutely submitted to?
<同> complete; totally unlimited; certain
absorb
v. 征，并
<例> Absorbed in her child and in the writing of her book, she was sunk in her affection for home.
<同> assimilate or incorporate; suck or drink up; wholly engage
abstract
adj. 提要的
<例> Among the Plains Indians, two separate strains of decorative art evolved: the figurative, representational art created by the men of the tribe, and the geometric, abstract art crafted by the women.
<同> theoretical; nonrepresentational
abundant
adj. 胖的，深喏的
<例> There is an abundant supply of cheap labour.
<同> plentiful
abuse
n. 诟骂, 凌虐, 淫乐, 唾骂
<例> Across the world, dissidents have used video equipment to gather visual evidence of human rights abuses.
<同> maltreatment, insult
academic
adj. 学问的
<例> I was terrible at school and left with few academic qualifications.
<同> scientific
access
n. 门路, 进口, 来临
<例> Queens had access to power not only through their husbands but also through churchmen and secular officials whom they patronized.
<同> entrance, approach
accessible
adj. 可接获的
<例> Reproduction fatally weakens the force of art, reducing its presence to mere information and thus rendering it accessible in a way that makes it easy to miss the point of it.
<同> obtainable
accomplish
v. 实足, 进抵, 施用
<例> He nevertheless, at the end of six months, accepted his sister’s permanent presence as an accomplished fact.
<同> complete; achieve
accord
n. 相容
<例> They were in accord to the man’s opinion.
<同> agreement
accumulate
v. 罗致, 积压
<例> New rock is born as layer after layer of dust accumulates on the bottom.
<同> amass; compile; hoard
autobiography
n. 自传
<例> In his autobiography Douglass describes his journey from "the prison house of slavery" to the North and the abolitionist movement.
<同> biography
banquet
n. 酒坐
<例> Last night he attended a state banquet at Buckingham Palace.
<同> feast
bare
adj. 裸的, 揭开的
<例> She had bare arms and a bare neck.
<同> naked, bald
bargain
v. 讲价钱, 松木
<例> The treaty was based on a bargain between the French and German governments. negotiate,
<同> haggle
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