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Group07 E, Ex-out
“向外”
Group08 In, Im-in, against
“向內(nèi)；對(duì)抗”
insurgent
1. n. 暴徒，叛兵 2. 反叛的
The king promised to pardon any insurgent who would lay down his arms.
國(guó)王答應(yīng)寬恕任何愿意放下武器的暴徒。
General Washington led the insurgent forces in the Revolutionary War.
華盛頓將軍在獨(dú)立戰(zhàn)爭(zhēng)中領(lǐng)導(dǎo)反叛軍。
erosion
n. 侵蝕
Running water is one of the principal causes of soil erosion.
流水是土壤侵蝕的主因之一。
emigrate
vt. 移居他處
In 1889, Charles Steinmetz, an engineer, emigrated from Germany.
1889年工程師查理斯·史坦米茲移離德國(guó)。
immigrate
vi. 移入
In 1889, Charles Steinmetz immigrated to the United States.
1889年查理斯·史坦米茲移居美國(guó)。
evoke
vt. 引起；召喚
The suggestion to lengthen the school year has evoked considerable opposition.
延長(zhǎng)學(xué)年期的建議引起不少的反對(duì)。
invoke
vt. 求助；訴諸干
Refusing to answer the question, the witness invoke the Fifth Amendment, which protects a person from being compelled to testify against himself.
證人拒絕作答，訴諸于可保護(hù)不愿作證者免受強(qiáng)迫的第五修正案。
excise
vt. 切除
With a penknife, he peeled the apple and excised the wormy part.
他用一把小刀削去蘋果皮，并且切除有蟲的部分。
incise
vt. 切入；雕刻
The letters on the monument had been incised with a chisel.
紀(jì)念碑上的字是以鑿子刻成的。
exhibit
vt. 展示
The art department is exhibiting the oustanding posters produced in its classes.
藝術(shù)系正在展示學(xué)生制作的優(yōu)良海報(bào)。
inhibit
vt. 制止
Ellen told the child not to cry, but he could not inhibit his tears.
艾侖跟小孩說不要哭了，但他無法制止他的眼淚。
expel
vt. 逐出；開除
Expelled from the university because of poor grades, the student applied for readmission the following term.
因成績(jī)太差而被所屬大學(xué)開除的那名學(xué)生，申請(qǐng)下學(xué)期復(fù)學(xué)。
impel
vt. 促進(jìn)；迫使
Gregg's low mark in the midterm impelled him to study harder for the final.
格瑞格期中考成績(jī)太低，迫使他更努力地為期末考試研讀。
enervate
vt. 使無力
Irma ws so enervated by the broiling sun that she nearly fainted.
艾瑪被炎熱的太陽照得全身無力，幾乎昏倒。
implicate
vt. 牽連
The accused is not the only guilty party;two others are implicated.
被告并非是唯一有罪者；其他兩個(gè)人也牽連在內(nèi)。
impugn
vt. 攻擊；指責(zé)
The treasurer should not have been offended when asked for a financial report. No one was impugning his honesty.
別人向他要財(cái)務(wù)報(bào)告時(shí)，那位會(huì)計(jì)員不該生氣的，沒有人攻擊他的誠(chéng)實(shí)。
incarcerate
vt. 監(jiān)禁
On July 14, 1789, the people of Paris freed the prisoners incarcerated in the Bastille.
1789年7月14日，巴黎市民釋放了監(jiān)禁于巴斯底獄的囚犯。
inscribe
vt. 書寫；雌刻
The name of the winner will be inscribed on the medal.
勝利者的名字將刻在獎(jiǎng)?wù)律稀?/div>
eminent
vt. 杰出的；卓越的
Steinmetz's discoveries in the field of electricity made him one of the eminent scientists of the twentieth century.
史坦米慈電學(xué)上的發(fā)現(xiàn)，使他成為二十世紀(jì)杰出的科學(xué)家之一。
imminent
adj. 迫近的
At the first flash of lightning, the beach crowd scurried for shelter from the imminent storm.
第一道閃電的時(shí)候，海灘的人潮急忙地跑著找地方，以躲避即將來臨的暴雨。
exclusive
adj. 1. 排外的 2. 單獨(dú)的，獨(dú)占的
An exclusive club does not readily accept newcomers.
一個(gè)排外性的俱樂部不易接納新會(huì)員。
Before the game, each team had exclusive use of the field for a ten-minute practice period.
比賽前每一支隊(duì)伍都可單獨(dú)使用場(chǎng)地練習(xí)十分鐘。
inclusive
adj. 包括的；算在內(nèi)的
The film will be shown from August 22 to 24, inclusive, for a total of three days.
這部片子將從八月二十二日放映至二十四日，前后算在內(nèi)共計(jì)三天。
