大學(xué)英語6級考試高頻詞匯必備 14

[00:13.12]account [00:14.11]My account is now empty. [00:16.56]acknowledge [00:18.49]I would be grateful if you could acknowledge my letter. [00:23.32]acquire [00:25.16]Some people go back for their education [00:27.98]to acquire another degree or diploma to impress the society. [00:33.86]anticipate [00:35.90]We anticipate the pleasure of hearing from you again. [00:40.16]collision [00:42.27]In Britain, [00:43.17]a collision with the Parliament could ruin the government's plans. [00:48.42]compensation [00:50.30]Compensation of injured workers has cost the company a lot. [00:55.34]complain [00:57.16]Don't always complain; [00:58.89]remember this: [01:00.40]no pains, no gains. [01:02.72]consult [01:04.83]I consulted a doctor about my pains. [01:09.10]consumption [01:10.83]The nation's consumption of oil is increasing every year. [01:16.32]contrary [01:18.57]The research runs contrary to widespread expectations [01:22.63]that falls in technology stocks will disproportionately affect [01:27.36]the north American and UK economies. [01:31.24]contrast [01:32.83]Careful contrast of the two plans shows up some key differences. [01:38.65]controversy [01:40.75]After several nuclear disasters, [01:43.55]a controversy has raged over the safety of nuclear energy. [01:49.13]critical [01:51.41]and in revitalizing economic activity. [01:56.16]It is often a critical factor in sustaining a peace process, [02:00.00]deliver [02:01.97]She was delivered of a healthy boy. [02:05.53]depress [02:07.64]The thought of going back to work tomorrow depressed me! [02:11.91]descend [02:14.16]The elevator descended rapidly to the bottom floor. [02:18.86]destroy [02:21.04]All hopes of a peaceful settlement were destroyed by his violent speech. [02:27.31]destruction [02:29.52]Fame and the exhilarating celebrity that accompanies it, [02:33.97]force the famous person to anticipate in his own destruction. [02:39.27]disorder [02:41.57]The capital is calm, [02:43.36]but continuing disorder has been reported elsewhere. [02:47.70]distinction [02:49.73]She had the distinction of being the first woman to swim the Channel. [02:55.10]economics [02:57.50]This article is about the economics of publishing. [03:02.26]efficiency [03:04.92]One of the aims of economic reform is to improve efficiency. [03:10.41]emergency [03:12.40]In an emergency, [03:13.95]please call 110. [03:16.56]exclusive [03:18.48]This dining room is for the distinguished guests' exclusive use. [03:25.12]extraordinary [03:27.23]How extraordinary [03:28.67]that you should have never heard of the matter! [03:32.49]flexible [03:34.28]We can visit your company on Monday or Tuesday; [03:38.20]our plans are fairly flexible. [03:41.43]generate [03:43.92]The machine generates electricity. [03:47.56]ideal [03:49.65]It is never easy to realize a lofty ideal. [03:54.68]insight [03:55.89]He hoped his work at the university [03:59.10]would give him insight into how questions of morality [04:03.16]could be applied to places where self-interest flourished. [04:08.49]inspire [04:10.92]The Lake District scenery inspired Wordsworth to write his greatest poetry.

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