2019备考GRE填空高频词汇积累part8

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1. disinterested a. 公正的 , 无私心的 , 不感兴趣的 4 [dis'intəristid]

近义词：judicial / distant / just / selfless

例句：Curiously, raising sexual desire in disinterested women may entail making them a bit more like men. (FORBES: Quest for Desire)

2. eccentric a. 古怪的 , 偏离轨道的 n. 怪人 4 [ik'sentrik]

近义词：abnormal / odd / curious;fantastic / weirdo

例句：When it comes to eccentric festivals, Frozen Dead Guy Days may take the cake.(BBC: Search the)

3. deliberate a. 故意的 , 深思熟虑的 v. 慎重考虑 4 [di'libəreit]

近义词：intended / studied / designed / contained / conscious;negotiate / mull over

例句：We have been very deliberate about the steps we are taking to position Yahoo! (FORBES: Jerry Yang Indirectly Rejects Microsoft)

4. persistent a. 坚持不懈的 , 持续的 4 [pə'sistənt]

近义词：fixed / consistent / set

例句：But also a very persistent one, despite there being clear evidence that it is not.(FORBES: Management myths)

5. sententious a. 简洁的 , 爱用警句的 , 好说教的 4 [sen'tenʃəs]

近义词：epigrammatic / aphoristic

例句：With Micah Lewensohn as a sententious professor, a Moses without tablets.(NEWYORKER: Footnote)

6. verifiable a. 可核实的 , 可证实的 4 ['veriˌfaiəbl]

近义词：confirmable

例句：While auction prices are concrete and verifiable, very little else about art can be objectively quantified. (FORBES: Magazine Article)

7. interchangeable a. 可互换的 4 [ˌintə'tʃeindʒəbl]

近义词：exchangeable / swappable

例句：The Liberator is comprised of 16 interchangeable pieces, with a nail for a firing pin. (CNN: Video shows test firing of 3-D-printed handgun)

8. dubious a. 可疑的 , 不确定的 4 ['dju:biəs]

近义词：suspicious / doubtful / questionable

例句：The dubious duck plunks only one note before Bugs stops him, but that's just as well.(WSJ: 'S.W.A.T.' Goes Splat)

9. coherent a. 连贯的 , 一致的 , 粘着的 4 [kəu'hiərənt]

近义词：united / consistent / connected / corresponding / matching

例句：These messages were a muddled mess that never added up to anything halfway coherent or believable.(FORBES: Obama V Romney, Who Had Better Campaign Messages In 2012?)

10. abhorrent a. 令人生厌的 , 厌恶的 4 [əb'hɔrənt]

近义词：sick / hateworthy

例句：Those are abhorrent words to those who oppose any inkling of activism in their jurists.(CNN: Borger: Shouldn't GOP wait for a better target?)

11. adventurous a. 冒险的 , 惊险的 4 [əd'ventʃərəs]

近义词：bold / stouthearted

例句：For a more adventurous meal, venture to Moyo in the Melrose Arch neighbourhood.(BBC: Business trip: Johannesburg)

12. vague a. 模糊的 , 含糊的 , 不确定的 4 [veig]

近义词：fuzzy / dark / uncertain

例句：The wiretapped communication discussed jihad, but the conversation was vague, two U.S. officials said.( CNN: Here's the latest on the Boston Marathon bombings)

13. viable a. 能生存的 , 可行的 4 ['vaiəbl]

近义词：feasible / working

例句：And Hanks, while undeniably bankable, is, at 50, no longer viable for most leading-man scripts. (NEWSWEEK: Culture)

14. adaptable a. 能适应的 , 可修改的 4 [ə'dæptəbl]

近义词：calculated / propitious

例句：That's the modern mom aesthetic, Pope said: Find flattering clothing that's adaptable to your lifestyle.(CNN: The mommy morning compromise)

15. deceptive a. 骗人的 , 欺诈的 4 [di'septiv]

近义词：artificial / lost / false

例句：But bear in mind that seemingly minor flaws in an otherwise thriving operation are deceptive.( FORBES: At The Top Of The Game, Is The NFL Positioned To Fall?)

16. mundane a. 平凡的 , 世俗的 4 ['mʌndein]

近义词：ordinary / lay / universal / international / stock

例句：By the glitzy standards of deal making, moving money around the world for iTunes is mundane.(WSJ: Wall Street Giants Try a New Business Model)

17. mediocre a. 平庸的 , 平凡的 4 [ˌmi:di'əukə;'mi:diəukə]

近义词：ordinary / general / secondary / middle / average

例句：More often, a low risk stock is a mediocre, if not a laggard performer. (FORBES: Two Low-Risk Stocks That Are Also Mighty Market Achievers)

18. frivolous a. 轻浮的 , 无关紧要的 4 ['frivələs]

近义词：boring / petty

例句：Whereas Mr McCain supports curbs on frivolous lawsuits, trial lawyers back Mr Obama with open wallets. (ECONOMIST: Business-minded voters have doubts about both candidates)

19. authoritative a. 权 威的 , 命令式的 4 [ɔ:'θɔritətiv]

近义词：magisterial / cathedratic

例句：So I have relied on the Internet, which is less authoritative but also less judgmental. (FORBES: Britain's Archery Mandate)

20. capricious a. 任性的 , 反复无常的 4 [kə'priʃəs]

近义词：moonish / wayward

例句：For Palin, the choice to stay in office until July 26 seems capricious, Culp notes.(FORBES: Leadership)

我们都知道，词汇是一切英语类考试的基础，没有一定的词汇量，是没法在考试中一帆风顺的。然而词汇量不是一朝一夕就能壮大的，它是个长久的记忆过程。所以想要提高自己的GRE考试成绩，就先积累高频词汇，再配合练习就一定可以！想要了解更多关于GRE的备考内容请锁定坦途网GRE考试频道。