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2017-2019考研英语英语一阅读词汇总结

2017-2019考研英语英语一阅读词汇总结
2017-2019考研英语英语一阅读词汇总结

2017 Reading Comprehension

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authority n.当局,权威,权威人士recommend v.推荐,建议/劝告domestic adj.家庭的;国内的tolerate vt.忍受;默许;宽恕investigator n.调查者;研究者obvious adj.明显的;显然的

dispute v./n.争论;辩驳;争议remodel vt.改造;改变;改型enroll v.登记;招收;入伍

eligible adj.有资格的;合适的involve vt.包含;牵涉;使陷于highlight vt.强调;使突出emphasize vt.强调,着重

upgrade vt.使升级;提升;改良品种decline v.下降/减少;拒绝;变弱implementation n.履行;落实;装置reluctance n.勉强;不情愿reluctant(adj.) Text2

esteemed adj.受人尊敬的

worship vt. 崇拜;尊敬;爱慕controversy n. 争论;论战;辩论prioritize v.确定优先顺序,优先考虑undergo vt. 经历,经受;忍受disassemble v.拆卸,拆开,散开embrace v.(欣然)接受;包含/拥抱heritage n.遗产;继承物

remark vt.评论;觉察

conservative adj. 保守的

religious adj.宗教的;虔诚的implication n.含意;暗示;牵连revival n. 复兴;再生;再流行

fulfill vt. 履行;实现;满足;使结束criticism n.批评;评论

approval n. 同意;批准;赞成

Text3

worthwhile adj. 值得做的

assess v.评定;评估;估算

Brexit 脱欧

prospect n.希望;前景;景色translate v.解释/诠释;使转变/使转化consistent adj.一致/始终如一的;坚持improvement n.改进,改善;提高measure v.测量;比较;给予;权衡misinterpret v.误解

remold v.改造;改铸

indicator n.指示器

sponsor n. 发起者,主办者;倡议者inadequate adj.不适当的;不充分的Text 4

overturn v.翻倒;推翻;颠覆corruption n.腐败;贪污;贿赂;变体access n. 接近/进入;访问;入口

prosecution n. 控告,起诉

bribery n.受贿;行贿;贿络行为underlying adj. 潜在的;根本的;assume v.假定,假设;承担reinforce vt.加强,加固;强化;补充integrity n.完整;完善;正直;诚实perception n.观念;洞察力;认识能力democratic adj.民主的;民主党的undermine vt.逐渐削弱;暗中损害inherent adj.固有的;内在的;天生的compromise vi.妥协;让步

convict vt.宣判有罪;证明…有罪conviction n.定罪;坚信;信服conduct vt.组织;安排;实施;执行exempt vt.使免除,豁免

lobbying n. 游说

2018 Reading Comprehension

Text 1

annoying adj.恼人的;讨厌的dismiss v.解雇,开出,驳回,解散occupation n.职业

automation n.自动化

boost vt.促进,提高;增加stimulate vt.刺激;鼓舞,激励curriculum n.课程supplement vt./n.增补,补充

underline v.强调,在……下面划线subsidy n.补贴;津贴;补助金indispensable adj.不可或缺的

politician n. 政治家,政客

Text 2

campaign n.运动;战役;活动;竞选运动perspective n.态度,观点,看法

reliance n.信赖;所信赖的人或物misinterpretation n.误解;误释exaggeration n.夸张

counteract vt.抵消;中和;阻碍

Text 3

assessment n.评估;评价;

verdict n.结论;判决,裁定

scrutinise vt.详细检查(scrutinize) consent vi.同意;赞成;答应

distinction n.差别;区分;对比generate v.产生,造成,导致

monopoly n.垄断

gigantic adj.巨大的

feudalism n.封建主义;封建制度

Text 4

exceed vt.超过;超出vi.领先

institution n.(大学等规模大的)机构;regulatory adj.管理的/控制的/调整的ultimate adj. 最后的;极限的;首要的;Democrats民主党人

Republicans共和党人

permanent adj.永久的;持久的eliminate v.排除,消除

consensus n.一致;舆论;合意transform vt.改变;转换

rigid adj.严格的;不可变更的complaint n.抱怨;投诉

legislator n.立法者

2019 Reading Comprehension

Text 1

impose vt. 强加;征税

wrongdoing n. 坏事;不道德的行为accountable adj.负有责任的capitalism n.资本主义predominance n.优势;卓越

defer vt.使推迟;使延期;拖延/推迟substantial adj.实质的;大量的disclosure n.公开;泄露,揭露incentive n.动机;刺激;诱因;鼓励Text 2

inflation n.通货膨胀;膨胀

utmost adj. 极度的;最远的transition n.转变;过渡

penalty n. 罚款,罚金;处罚subsequent adj. 后来的;随后的;tuition n. 学费;讲授

GPA 平均分数(Grade-Point Average)undergraduate n.本科生critical adj.关键的;批评/评论的Text 3

remarkable adj. 引人注目的;显著的ethical adj.伦理的;道德的fundamental adj. 基本的,根本的intelligence n.智力;情报consciousness n.意识;知觉

artificial adj.人造的

evade v.逃避;躲避;规避autonomous adj.自治的

thorny adj.棘手的;痛苦的combination n.结合

input n.输入vt. 把…输入电脑sophisticated adj.复杂的;老练的imaginable adj.可想像的;可想到的guideline n. 指导方针;指导原则pledge vt.发誓;保证

surveillance n. 监督;监视

violate vt. 违反;侵犯/妨碍;亵渎vague adj. 模糊的;含糊的transparent adj. 透明的;显而易见的intelligent adj.聪明的;智能的

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flawed adj.有缺陷的;有瑕疵的justice n.司法;正义;法官prosperity n.繁荣;兴旺,昌盛prevent v.预防;防止,阻止;挡住ruling n. 裁定;统治/支配

retail n.零售vt.零售(retailer零售商)

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