上期的高级词汇已经背得滚花烂熟了吧！（错过了的同学点这里：100个能让歪果仁眼前一亮的高级单词（第一弹））双语君（微信ID：chinadaily_mobile）已经看到了你们充满求知欲的双眼了！嗯，下面就是第二弹，加油背起来！E1elated[?'le?t?d]adj. 兴高采烈的；得意洋洋的When he found out he had won the lottery， the postman waselated.当他发现自己中了彩票的时候，邮递员简直乐疯了。2eloquent ['el?kw?nt]adj. 雄辩的；有说服力的The best man gave such an eloquentspeech that most guests were crying.伴郎的演讲相当打动人，到场的大多数宾客都留下了热泪。3embezzle[?m'bez(?)l]v. 贪污，盗窃，挪用(公款)The accountant was fired for embezzling$10，000 of the company’s funds.在挪用了公司1万美元的经费之后，这位会计师被开除了。4empathy['emp?θ?]n. 同感，共鸣；移情I feel such empathyfor my dog when she’s upset so am I！我与我的狗感情相通，以至于只要她一不开心，我也不怎么高兴。5enmity['enm?t?]n. 敌对，不和John and Scott have clearly not forgiven each other， because the enmitybetween them is obvious to anyone in their presence.John和Scott显然还没有互相谅解，因为他们之间的敌对情绪太明显了，在场的其他人都能感觉得到。6erudite['er?da?t]adj. 有学问的，知识渊博的My English teacher is such aneruditescholar that he has translated some of the most difficult and abstruse Old English poetry. 我的英语老师是位博学的学者，他已经翻译了好多深奥的古英语诗歌。7extol[?k'st??l; ek-]v. 高度赞扬；吹捧Kamila extolledthe virtues of a vegetarian diet to her meat-loving boyfriend.Kamila向她爱吃肉的男朋友吹捧素食的好处。F8fabricate['fæbr?ke?t]v. 捏造，编造；创造When I arrived an hour late at my office， I fabricatedsome excuse about my car breaking down on the way to work.当我迟到了一小时后终于赶到办公室时，我编了些借口，说我的车在上班途中抛锚了。9feral['fer(?)l; 'f??-]adj. 未驯服的，凶猛的That beast looks so feralthat I would fear being alone with it.这只野兽看起来太凶猛了，以至于我都不敢单独和它相处。10flabbergasted['flæb?ɡæst?d]adj. 目瞪口呆的；大吃一惊的Whenever I read an Agatha Christie mystery novel， I am always flabbergastedwhen I learn the identity of the murderer.每次我读阿加莎的悬疑小说，总是会在揭晓真凶的时候，大吃一惊。11forsake[f?'se?k]v. 放弃；戒掉I won't forsakemy conservative principles.我不会放弃我保守的原则。12fractious['fræk??s]adj. 暴躁的，乖戾的Although the child insisted he wasn’t tired， his fractiousbehaviour - especially his decision to crush his jam sandwiches all over the floor - convinced everyone present that it was time to put him to bed.尽管这小孩坚持说自己不累，但他的任性行为，尤其是当他把果酱三明治拍得满地都是，让在场所有人都相信是时候送他去睡觉了。13furtive['f??t?v]adj. 秘密的；暗中的Claudia’s placement of her drugs in her sock drawer was not asfurtive as she thought， as the sock drawer is the first place most parents look.Claudia把毒品藏在袜子抽屉，不过这并没有她想的那样隐蔽，因为袜子抽屉实际上是所有父母首先会检查的地方。G14gluttony['gl?t(?)n?]n. 暴食，贪食Helen’s fried chicken tastes so divine， I don’t know how anyone can call gluttonya sin.Helen做的炸鸡味道太好了，我不明白怎么会有人说贪吃是一种罪恶？15gratuitous[gr?'tju??t?s]adj. 免费的；无缘无故的Every evening the guy at the fish and chip shop gives me agratuitous helping of vinegar.每个晚上，炸鱼薯条店的那人都会免费给我一份醋。H16haughty['h??t?]adj. 傲慢的；威严的The superstar’s haughtydismissal of her co-stars will backfire on her someday.这位巨星对待其他合作明星的傲慢轻蔑态度早晚会给她带来恶果。17hypocrisy[h?'p?kr?s?]n. 假装；虚伪Once the politician began passing legislation that contradicted his campaign promises， his hypocrisybecame apparent.当政客开始通过一些与他的选举承诺相违背的立法的时候，他伪善的一面就显露出来了。I18impeccable[?m'pek?b(?)l]adj. 无可挑剔的If your grades were as impeccableas your brother’s， then you too would receive a car for a graduation present.如果你的成绩能像你哥哥那样无可挑剔，那么你也可以得到一辆车作为毕业礼物。19impertinent[?m'p??t?n?nt]adj. 不恰当的；无礼的Most of your comments are so impertinentthat I don’t wish to dignify them with an answer.你的大多评论都是太过无礼，根本配不上得到我的回应。20implacable [?m'plæk?b(?)l]adj. 不易抚慰的；无法缓和的Watch out: once you shun Grandmother’s cooking， she is totallyimplacable.当心了，你如果回避不吃你奶奶的料理，你做什么都无法安抚她受伤的心了。21impudent['?mpj?d(?)nt]adj. 放肆的；无礼的The impudentyoung woman looked her teacher up and down and told him he was hot.这个放肆的姑娘上下打量她老师，然后说他很性感。22incisive[?n'sa?s?v]adj. 切入的；锋利的The discussion wasn’t going anywhere until herincisivecomment allowed everyone to see what the true issues were.讨论并没有什么进展，直到她一针见血的评论让大伙都看清了真正的问题所在。23indolent['?nd(?)l(?)nt]adj. 懒惰的；好逸恶劳的Why should myindolentchildren， who can’t even pick themselves up off the sofa to pour their own juice， be rewarded with a trip to Burger King?我的孩子们太懒惰，让他们从沙发上爬起来，自己去倒杯果汁都嫌麻烦，就这还能奖励他们去吃一顿汉堡王？24inept[?'nept]adj. 笨拙的；不称职的She proved how ineptshe was when she forgot two orders and spilled a pint of cider in a customer’s lap.她忘掉了两份订单，还把一品脱的苹果酒洒到顾客腿上，可见她是多么不称职的服务生。25infamy['?nf?m?]n. 声名狼藉；不光彩的行为The infamyof his crime will not lessen as time passes.他臭名昭著的犯罪行为并不会随着时间流逝而被淡忘。26inhibit[?n'h?b?t]v. 约束；控制When I told you I needed the car last night， I certainly never meant to inhibityou from going out.昨晚我告诉你我要用车，绝不是为了阻止你出门。27innate[?'ne?t; '?ne?t]adj. 天生的；先天的His incredible athletic talent is innate， he never trains， lifts weights， or practices.他那出类拔萃的体育天分是与生俱来的，他从不训练，不举重，也不练习。28insatiable[?n'se???b(?)l]adj. 无法满足的；贪得无厌的The corrupting influence of absolute power begets an insatiable appetite for more power.绝对权力的腐蚀性影响，导致人们无休止地追求更多的权力。29insular['?nsj?l?]adj. 孤立的；与世隔绝的Because of the sensitive nature of their jobs， those who work for MI5 must remaininsular and generally only spend time with each other.由于工作本身高度敏感，军情五处的雇员们必须与世隔绝，基本只能和彼此来往。30intrepid[?n'trep?d]adj. 刚毅的；无畏的After scaling a live volcano prior to its eruption， the explorer was praised for hisintrepidattitude.这位探险家赶在火山喷发之前攀登了这座活火山，他因为这种无畏的态度备受赞誉。有没有觉得单词越背越有趣，越背越简单了呢？很好，说明你已经进入状态了。敬请期待下一期的高级词汇吧！编辑：左卓实习编辑：洪泽华中国日报网双语新闻（ID:chinadaily_mobile）为您的英语保鲜长按可关注本微信号推荐阅读 100个能让歪果仁眼前一亮的高级单词（第一弹） 这些Chinglish你中了几枪？该改的都改了吧