50到60的英语单词 (含例句)

1. Adolescent (n.) - a young person who is between childhood and adulthood.

Common usage: Adolescent behavior can sometimes be difficult to understand.

Phrase: Adolescent years.

2. Ambiguity (n.) - the quality of having more than one possible meaning or interpretation.

Common usage: The instructions were written with such ambiguity that it was hard to know what to do.

Phrase: Ambiguity in language.

3. Antite (v.) - to expect or predict something will happen.

Common usage: The company antited a rise in profits next year.

Phrase: Antite with excitement.

4. Articulate (v.) - to express ideas or feelings clearly and effectively in words.

Common usage: The student was able to articulate her thoughts very well during the presentation.

Phrase: Articulate one's point of view.

5. Condescend (v.) - to show that you feel superior to others; to do something that is considered beneath you.

Common usage: He often condescends to speak to people who he believes are less intelligent than him.

Phrase: Condescend to listen.

6. Deliberate (adj.) - done on purpose; intentional.

Common usage: The decision to close the factory was a deliberate one made by the company's management.

Phrase: Deliberate action.

7. Deteriorate (v.) - to become worse in quality or condition over time.

Common usage: The condition of the building has continued to deteriorate, it unsafe to inhabit.

Phrase: Deteriorate over time.

8. Diminish (v.) - to reduce in size or importance.

Common usage: The strength of his argument was diminished by the lack of evidence to support it.

Phrase: Diminish in significance.

9. Emerge (v.) - to appear or come out from somewhere.

Common usage: The sun emerged from behind the clouds after a long period of rain.

Phrase: Emerge from the s.

10. Exhaustive (adj.) - including or considering every possible detail or aspect.

Common usage: The research was exhaustive and covered every possible angle of the subject.

Phrase: Exhaustive study.