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Group01 Ab, A, Abs-from, off
“從；離開(kāi)”
abrasion
n. 擦傷；磨
The automobile was a total wreck, but the river, luckily, escaped with minor cuts and abrasions.
那輛汽車(chē)撞成廢鐵一堆，但是駕駛員只有一點(diǎn)割傷與擦傷，幸運(yùn)地逃脫。
avocation
n. 副業(yè)；嗜好
My uncle, an accountant, composes music as an avocation.
我叔叔是一位會(huì)計(jì)師，作曲是他的嗜好。
abdicate
vt. 放棄
The aging king abdicated his throne and went into retirement.
那老國(guó)王遜位退休。
abduct
vt. 綁架
The Greeks attacked Troy to recover Helen, who had been abducted by the Trojan prince Paris.
希臘人襲擊特洛伊城，想帶回被特洛伊王子巴里斯綁走的海倫。
abhor
vt. 僧惡
Janet is doing her best to pass English because she abhors the thought of having to repeat it in summer school.
珍妮特僧惡在暑期學(xué)校重修英文，所以她盡全力使自己及格。
abscond
vt. 潛逃
A wide search is under way for the manager who absconded with $10000 of his employer's funds.
廣泛的搜查已展開(kāi)，以逮捕那個(gè)帶走雇主一萬(wàn)元資金潛逃的經(jīng)理。
absolve
vt. 1. 免除貴任 2. 宜布赦免罪過(guò)
The fact that you were absent when the assignment was given does not absolve you from dong the homework.
指定作業(yè)時(shí)你不在的事實(shí)不能免除你寫(xiě)作業(yè)的責(zé)任。
Of the three suspects, two were found guilty and the third was absolved.
三個(gè)嫌疑犯中兩個(gè)有罪，第三個(gè)無(wú)罪開(kāi)釋。
abstain
vt. 禁止；戒絕
My dentist said I would have fewer cavities if I abstained from eating candy.
牙醫(yī)說(shuō)如果我不吃糖，牙齒上的蛀洞就會(huì)少一點(diǎn)。
avert
vt. 避免
The mayor promised to do everything in his power to avert a strike by newspaper employees.
市長(zhǎng)答應(yīng)盡他所有的力量防止報(bào)社人員罷工。
abnormal
adj. 反常的
We had three absences today, which is abnormal. Usually, everyone is present.
今天很反常的有三個(gè)人缺席，通常每個(gè)人都會(huì)出席。
abrupt
突然的，意外的
Today's art lesson came to an abrupt end when the gongs sounded for a fire drill.
今天的美術(shù)課因火災(zāi)演習(xí)的鈴聲大作而突然結(jié)束。
absorbing
adj. 極有趣的
That was an absorbing book. it held my interest from beginning to end.
這是一本極有趣的書(shū)，從頭到尾都讓我感到興致勃勃。
averse
adj. 反對(duì)的
I am in favor of the dance, but I am averse to holding it on May 25.
我贊成這次的舞會(huì)，但我反對(duì)在五月二十五號(hào)舉行。
