2019备考GRE填空高频词汇积累part14

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1. venerate v. 尊敬 , 崇拜 4 ['venəreit]

近义词：honor / regard / worship

例句：Local residents built a temple in her honour and began to venerate her as a goddess. (UNESCO: Culture)

2. arrogant a. 傲慢的 , 自大的 3 ['ærəgənt]

近义词：haughty / cocky

例句：Looking back, Berners-Lee notes this could have all looked very arrogant 10 years ago.(FORBES: Father Of The Web Ranks Its Impact On The World)

3. treacherous a. 背叛的 , 不可靠的 , 危险的 3 ['tretʃərəs]

近义词：dangerous / critical

例句：Octavian delivered up the tabloid version of an Egyptian queen, insatiable, treacherous and decadent. (WSJ: Still Under Cleopatra's Spell)

4. marginal a. 边缘的 , 页边的 , 微弱的 3 ['mɑ:dӡinəl]

近义词：critical / terminal

例句：The first is that the marginal cost of such products is close to zero. (ECONOMIST: Taxes slip through the Net)

5. precarious a. 不安全的 , 不稳定的 3 [pri'kɛəriəs]

近义词：dangerous / critical / risky / threatening

例句：But this is a precarious strategy that is utterly dependent on preventing cracks in that base.(NPR: DeLay's Precarious Strategy for Survival)

6. uncomplicated a. 不复杂的 3 [ʌn'kɔmplikeitid]

近义词：simple / plain

例句：The final component of Disney's formula for success was his unabashed and uncomplicated patriotism. (ECONOMIST: America’s sorcerer)

7. inexact a. 不精确的 , 不准确的 3 [ˌinig'zækt]

近义词：loose / relaxed / improper

例句：It's an inexact science, to be sure, with some decisions paying off better than others. (FORBES: Magazine Article)

8. inevitable a. 不可避免的 , 必然的 3 [in'evitəbl]

近义词：certain / necessary / automatic

例句：Doubtless, the next president will implement policies and take credit for helping this inevitable transformation.(FORBES: Magazine Article)

9. indispensable a. 不可缺少的 , 必需的 3 [ˌindis'pensəbl]

近义词：obbligato

例句：Like any major route, the canal played several roles, all of them indispensable to the empire. (BBC: Beijing’s extraordinary Grand Canal)

10. adverse a. 不利的 , 有害的 , 相反的 3 ['ædvə:s]

近义词：against / contrary / opposite / counter / cross

例句：Though he is only crazy given the context of the conservative and risk-adverse Swiss watch industry.(FORBES: Connect)

11. indistinguishable a. 不能区别的 , 不易察觉的 3 ['indis'tiŋgwiʃəbl]

例句：They are also a marketing gimmick that renders an otherwise indistinguishable product instantly recognizable.(NEWYORKER: Sole Mate)

12. unrealistic a. 不切实际的 3 [ˌʌnriə'listik]

近义词：ideal / dream

例句：The original timetable had been wildly unrealistic to target oil production to start in 2005.(FORBES: Kazakhstan Not Doing Eni Good)

13. impractical a. 不切实际的 , 不实用的 3 [im'præktikəl]

近义词：ideal / unreasonable / dream

例句：But the U.S. EPA has rejected that idea, calling it impractical and difficult to enforce. (FORBES: Clearing the Air)

14. indeterminate a. 不确定的 , 含混的 3 [ˌindi'tə:minit]

近义词：fuzzy / dark / vague / unsure

例句：Smith, also known as Reilly, will be sentenced later and could face an indeterminate jail term.(BBC: MP 'let down' over sex offender)

15. inappropriate a. 不适当的 , 不合宜的 3 [ˌinə'prəupriit]

近义词：inadequate / unhappy / wrong / improper

例句：It was an inappropriate remark, and I am glad an apology has been made. (CNN: Rep. Wilson shouts, 'You lie' to Obama during speech)

16. uninformative a. 不提供信息的 , 不增进知识的 3 [ˌʌnin'fɔ:rmətiv]

例句：Uninformative, absurd, nonsensical commercials are standard, even expected. (ENGADGET: Editorial: BlackBerry slumps into history of Super Bowl tech ads)

17. insincere a. 不真诚的 , 伪善的 3 [ˌinsin'siə]

近义词：dishonest / unfaithful

例句：If he's insincere, then he's little more than a dissembler trying to advance his career. (WSJ: Stephens: Hagel's Hruska Defense)

18. inaccurate a. 不准确的 , 错误的 3 [in'ækjurit]

近义词：false / wrong / incorrect / improper / erroneous

例句：While not inaccurate, this explanation raises questions about how competition works in the financial industry.(NEWYORKER: What Good Is Wall Street?)

19. partial a. 部分的 , 偏袒的 3 ['pɑ:ʃəl]

近义词：regional / local / unfair / topical

例句：The obvious, but only partial, answer is that he has raised existing taxes and imposed new ones. (ECONOMIST: Labour and tax)

20. differential a. 差别的 , 微分的 3 [ˌdifə'renʃəl]

近义词：fluxionary;distinction / contrast

例句：That price differential attracts big studios that are shopping around for the cheapest place to film.(ECONOMIST: Hollywood's startlingly British blockbusters)

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