C2 词汇
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- 美中不足的一点 · one small thing that spoils something good
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There is a fly in the ointment: the cost.
美中不足的是，成本太高。
- 艰苦的差事 · a long and difficult task to get through
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Reform is a hard row to hoe.
改革是一件苦差事。
- 注定吃力不讨好的处境 · a position in which you cannot possibly gain
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They were on a hiding to nothing.
他们处境艰难，注定徒劳。
- 我行我素，不受约束 · something that follows no rules but its own
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That department is a law unto itself.
那个部门自成一套规矩。
- 一点点真实成分 · a small but real amount of truth
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There is a modicum of truth here.
这里面有一点真实的成分。
- 尚存争议的问题 · a question still open to argument
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Whether it helps is a moot point.
它是否有帮助还有争议。
- 过多的选项 · far more choices than anyone needs
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A plethora of options paralyzes buyers.
过多的选项让买家无所适从。
- 代价惨重的胜利 · a win that costs more than it is worth
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It proved a pyrrhic victory.
事实证明这是惨胜。
- 转移注意力的假线索 · a detail introduced to lead people off the track
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The email was a red herring.
那封邮件是个障眼法。
- 盲目瞎猜 · a guess made with nothing to go on
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The number was a shot in the dark.
那个数字是瞎猜的。
- 杀鸡用牛刀 · a response far heavier than the problem needs
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The ban is a sledgehammer to crack a nut.
这项禁令简直是杀鸡用牛刀。
- 略懂一点拉丁语 · a slight and patchy knowledge of Latin
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He has a smattering of Latin.
他略懂一点拉丁语。
- 接连发生的一批关闭事件 · a run of closures in quick succession
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A spate of closures hit the street.
一连串的关门潮冲击了这条街。
- 小题大做 · a great fuss over something trivial
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It was a storm in a teacup.
那只是小题大做。
- 一大片土地 · a long broad strip of ground
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A swathe of land was cleared.
一大片土地被清理出来。
- 眼中钉，肉中刺 · a persistent source of irritation
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He is a thorn in the side of the board.
他是董事会的眼中钉。
- 一大堆杂乱的数据 · a confused mass of numbers
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A welter of figures filled the slide.
幻灯片上堆满了杂乱的数字。
- 在船尾方向 · toward the stern of a ship
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The wind came abaft.
风从船尾吹来。
- 窘迫，羞愧 · the feeling of being embarrassed and put out of countenance不可数
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A flash of abashment crossed his face.
他脸上闪过一丝窘迫。
- 消除一项妨害 · to put an end to something causing harm or annoyance
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The council abated a nuisance last year.
市议会去年消除了一项妨害。
- 阿拉伯长袍 · a loose full-length robe worn over other clothes
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She folded the abaya neatly.
她把长袍叠得整整齐齐。
- 退位 · the formal giving up of royal office
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The abdication of a throne shook the country.
退位震动了整个国家。
- 字母顺序 · arrangement in the order of the alphabet不可数
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The list follows abecedarian order.
清单按字母顺序排列。
- 识字用的字母表 · a primer teaching the letters of the alphabet
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The abecedary hung by the door.
字母表挂在门边。
- 搁置，暂时中止的状态 · a state of being suspended for the time being不可数；几乎只用于 IN abeyance 这一搭配
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The rule is in abeyance for now.
这条规则目前暂时搁置。
- 非生物因素 · a non-living influence in an environment
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Light is an abiotic factor.
光是一种非生物因素。
- 放弃誓言，宣誓弃绝 · a solemn renouncing of something on oath
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A public abjuration was demanded.
有人要求公开宣誓弃绝。
- 发誓摒弃，公开放弃 · to renounce something solemnly and publicly
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He abjured violence.
他摒弃了暴力。
- 宣誓放弃暴力 · to swear publicly to give up the use of force
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The group abjured violence in 1998.
该组织于1998年宣布放弃暴力。
- 烧蚀（用热去除表层材料） · to strip a surface away by heat or erosion
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The laser ablates material cleanly.
激光能干净地烧蚀材料。
- 放弃自己的权利 · to give up a right or a comfort of your own
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He abnegated all claim to it.
他放弃了对它的一切权利。
- 放弃一项主张 · to renounce an entitlement you could have pressed
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He abnegated a claim in writing.
他以书面形式放弃了一项主张。
- 自我放弃，舍弃自身权益 · the renouncing of your own interests不可数
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His abnegation surprised the family.
他的自我舍弃让家人感到惊讶。
- 舍己，放弃个人利益 · the setting aside of your own wants entirely不可数
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The vow demands abnegation of self.
这项誓言要求舍己。
- 光明正大的 · open and honest, with nothing concealed
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Everything was above board.
一切都光明磊落。
- 磨损，磨蚀表面 · to wear a surface away by rubbing
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Sand abrades the paint.
沙子磨损了油漆。
- 逐渐损害名誉 · to wear away someone's standing little by little
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Years of leaks abraded a reputation.
多年的泄密一点点损害了名誉。
- 耐磨性 · how well a material withstands rubbing不可数
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The coating has high abrasion resistance.
这种涂层的耐磨性很高。
- 情感宣泄（通过重温旧情绪获得释放） · release of tension by reliving a buried experience不可数
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Therapy aimed at abreaction.
这种治疗旨在促成情感宣泄。
- 文本的节本 · a shortened version of a written work
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The abridgement of a text loses nuance.
节本会丢失细微的差别。
- 废止，以权力宣告无效 · to repeal or annul by authority
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The decree abrogated the treaty.
该法令废止了条约。
- 撤销一项权利 · to cancel an entitlement by official act
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No decree may abrogate a right like this.
任何法令都不得废除这样的权利。
- 废除条约 · the formal cancelling of an agreement between states
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The abrogation of a treaty raised tension.
条约的废止加剧了紧张局势。
- 脓肿 · a swollen pocket of pus in the body
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The abscess had to be drained.
这个脓肿需要引流。
- 叶片脱落 · the natural shedding of a leaf from a plant不可数
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The abscission of a leaf follows a signal.
叶片的脱落是由信号触发的。
- 保释期间潜逃 · to flee while released pending trial
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He absconded from bail in June.
他六月份在保释期间潜逃。
- 卷款潜逃 · to run away taking money that is not yours
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The treasurer absconded with funds.
财务主管卷款潜逃。
- 饮食有节制的 · sparing in eating and drinking
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He leads an abstemious life.
他过着节制的生活。
- 饮食节制 · restraint in what you eat and drink不可数
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His abstemiousness surprised the host.
他的节制让主人感到惊讶。
- 有清洁作用的 · having a cleansing action
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The powder is abstergent.
这种粉末具有清洁作用。
- 戒酒的 · refraining entirely from alcohol
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He stayed abstinent from drink for a year.
他戒酒一年了。
- 心不在焉地 · with your mind clearly on something else
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He nodded abstractedly.
他心不在焉地点了点头。
- 艺术中的抽象手法 · work that departs from representing real objects不可数
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Abstraction in art unsettled buyers.
艺术中的抽象手法让买家感到不安。
- 深奥难懂的 · hard to follow because it is so involved
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The argument is abstruse.
这个论点很深奥。
- 深奥难懂的特性 · the quality of being hard to understand
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The abstrusity puts readers off.
这种晦涩让读者望而却步。
- 意志缺失（完全丧失行动意愿） · a loss of the will to act or decide不可数
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Abulia kept him in bed.
意志缺失让他卧床不起。
- 紧挨着路缘石 · to touch directly against a kerb
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The ramp abuts against a curb.
坡道紧靠着路缘石。
- 毗邻一条道路 · to have a boundary directly on a road
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The plot abuts on a road.
这块地毗邻一条道路。
- 不可知论（认为无法确知任何事） · the doctrine that nothing can be known for certain不可数
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The school taught acatalepsy.
该学派主张不可知论。
- 1.同意，答应（要求） · to agree to a request or demandaccede TO something（同意某事）
- 2.登上（王位），就任高位 · to take up a high office or throne
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The board acceded to the request.
董事会同意了这一要求。
She acceded to the throne in 1952.
她于1952年登上王位。