星火英语四级2000核心词 07

[00:12.12]Day 7
[00:15.18]attribute
[00:16.84]She attributes her success
[00:18.89]to hard work and a bit of luck.
[00:23.59]average
[00:25.05]The average percapita GNP
[00:28.20] will reach the standard of
[00:29.88]moderately developed countries.
[00:34.58]blame
[00:35.62]Don't always blame your own failure on others.
[00:38.53]Sometimes you yourself are to blame.
[00:43.66]casual
[00:45.23]They had a casual meeting in the park.
[00:49.76]complex
[00:51.42]This is a complex substance；
[00:54.20]it is made up of many simple substances.
[00:59.00]concept
[01:00.57]That company began searching for an agency
[01:03.62]to handle a new restaurant concept.
[01:09.05]confirm
[01:10.69]The Iraqi weapons declaration earlier this month
[01:14.24]leaves so many unanswered questions
[01:17.03]that it is impossible to confirm
[01:19.34]the accuracy of Iraq's claim.
[01:23.96]consequence
[01:25.71]The September 11 terrorist attacks
[01:28.10]on the United States
[01:29.64]have produced serious consequences.
[01:34.36]consume
[01:36.13]In the midseventies
[01:37.31]Americans consumed about
[01:39.17]seventeen million barrels of oil daily.
[01:44.73]contrast
[01:46.01]Careful contrast of the two plans
[01:48.78]shows up some key differences.
[01:53.06]decorate
[01:54.16]They decorated the wedding car
[01:56.04]with ribbons and flowers.
[02:00.15]define
[02:01.68]When boundaries between countries
[02:03.46]are not clearly defined,
[02:05.39]there's usually trouble.
[02:09.06]delay
[02:10.30]There was a delay of two hours
[02:12.38]before the plane took off.
[02:15.95]deposit
[02:17.04]You should learn to deposit the sadness
[02:19.22]inside your heart.
[02:22.46]derive 1
[02:23.70]We derive great pleasure from reading.
[02:28.50]differ
[02:29.83]Men are all alike in their promises.
[02:32.86]It is only in their deeds that they differ.
[02:37.70]eliminate
[02:39.09]The endless shirking in some government departments
[02:42.34]does great harm to our economic construction
[02:45.33]and must be eliminated.
[02:48.88]emotion
[02:50.41]The speaker appealed to our emotions
[02:52.92]rather than to our minds.
[02:56.68]emphasis
[02:58.35]Some dictionaries lay special emphasis on grammar.
[03:03.89]equivalent
[03:05.66]The income loss to rich industrial economies
[03:09.02]might be equivalent to just over 0.5% of GDP.
[03:16.84]exaggerate
[03:18.27]He always exaggerates
[03:19.97]to make his stories more amusing.
[03:24.64]expectation
[03:26.58]They had great expectations for their son,
[03:29.61]but he didn't really live up to them.
[03:34.32]express
[03:35.59]No words can express the grandeur 2 of that parade.
[03:41.39]failure
[03:42.81]Failure is the mother of success.／
[03:45.53]Failure teaches success.
[03:49.87]fashion
[03:51.02]She paints in the fashion of Picasso.
[03:55.50]impress
[03:57.03]We were most impressed with your efficiency.
[04:01.88]inquire
[04:03.19]People called to inquire after the baby.
[04:07.72]involved
[04:08.97]The four men involved got killed one by one.
[04:14.52]lower
[04:15.61]My cabin was on one of the lower decks.
[04:20.43]mild
[04:21.93]He has too mild a nature to get angry,
[04:25.21]even if he has good cause.
[04:29.33]mood
[04:30.67]He's in no mood for telling jokes.
[04:35.28]necessary
[04:37.29]If necessary,
[04:38.60]we can always change the dates of our trip.