大學(xué)英語6級考試高頻詞匯必備 28

[00:12.82]peculiar [00:13.74]The fish has a peculiar taste. [00:16.50]You really think it is all right? [00:19.37]penalty [00:26.90]A football player must be given a yellow card or a red card penalty [00:26.82]for his unnecessary roughness during the match. [00:30.65]pension [00:33.01]In the days of inflation [00:34.76]people on retirement pension find it difficult to live. [00:40.01]perfect [00:41.32]This wonderful scenery of Venice is perfect for daydreaming. [00:47.26]personality [00:49.07]She has a very strong personality. [00:53.12]pessimistic [00:55.22]The earth won't stop [00:56.65]because of your pessimistic thoughts. [00:58.77]So, cheer up! [01:01.32]phenomenon [01:03.23]This phenomenon has social and historical causes, [01:07.69]but is mainly due to the lingering effect of the Cultural Revolution. [01:13.84]piracy [01:15.45]Piracy is still alive on the world's commercial sea-lanes. [01:20.32]pledge [01:22.47]“My dear, [01:23.70]please take his ring as a pledge of our true love.” [01:29.58]plug [01:30.73]Pull the plug before you try to fix the vacuum. [01:35.41]precious [01:36.44]It costs a precious sight more than you think. [01:41.52]preliminary [01:43.18]All this is preliminary to the main election struggle. [01:48.30]presentation [01:50.26]The presentation of prizes will begin in the town hall at nine o'clock. [01:56.75]preservation [01:58.36]The paintings were in an excellent state of preservation. [02:04.48]preserve [02:05.88]Efforts to preserve the peace have failed. [02:10.86]press [02:11.81]The majority of the press supports the Government's foreign policy. [02:18.02]prevail [02:19.20]Virtue will prevail against evil. [02:23.90]primitive [02:25.56]Primitive men made tools from sharp stones and animal bones. [02:32.01]procession [02:33.82]A procession of visitors came to the house. [02:38.58]prominent [02:40.14]She has a prominent cheekbone. [02:45.05]prompt [02:45.80]We listened so attentively that [02:48.37]he felt prompted to expand on his theme. [02:52.79]provision [02:54.60]The present law makes no provision for this. [02:59.81]push [03:00.65]If push comes to shove, [03:03.03]we'll fight it in court. [03:06.47]quake [03:07.83]The house quaked as the bomb exploded. [03:12.36]quality [03:14.16]The electric locomotive is not dependent, [03:18.32]like its steam counterpart, [03:20.16]on the competence of driving [03:22.03]and firing or the quality of the fuel burned. [03:26.61]rack [03:28.51]He rinsed the plates carefully [03:30.70]and put them on the rack to drain. [03:33.92]raw [03:36.02]His literary style is still rather raw. [03:41.19]readily [03:42.55]Wherever he goes, [03:44.34]he readily accommodates to changed conditions. [03:49.32]realization/-isation [03:51.60]Becoming a famous writer was the realization of all her dreams. [03:58.21]receipt [04:00.21]The case was in good order [04:02.58]when they loaded on board the ship [04:04.23]and in support of this we hold the carrier's receipt. [04:09.62]receive [04:11.60]Our hostess received us at the door. [04:15.84]reception [04:18.12]The Chinese government gave a warm reception [04:21.16]to President Nixon's visit in 1972. [04:26.29]recognition [04:28.43]The town has altered out of all recognition [04:32.35]since I was last here.

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