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gelatinize
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congeal;
coagulate |
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gelatin
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胶质, 白明胶
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genealogy
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pedigree
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genre
(zhän'rə) |
style;
fashion |
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genteel
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Refined in manner; well-bred and polite
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vulgar
vŭl'gər |
粗俗的, 普通的, 庸俗的
the vulgar tongue 语言粗俗, 通俗语 vulgar fraction 普通分数 |
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geology
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The scientific study of the origin, history, and structure of the earth
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germane
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relevant
有密切关系的 |
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germinate
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grow;
sprout |
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gesticulate
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gesture
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ghastly
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fearful
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ghetto
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犹太人区,
将...隔离在聚居区, 使集中居住 |
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gibber
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gabble;
prattle |
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gibe
jibe |
jeer;
mock; redicule |
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giddy
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dizzy
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gilt
n. v. past tense of gild |
gilding
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guild
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行会, 协会, 同业公会
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gimmick
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gadget;
device |
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gingerly
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careful
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gist
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crux;
main idea |
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glamor
glamour |
迷人的美, 魔法
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glaze
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装以玻璃, 上釉于, 变成为光滑, 变呆滞, 釉, 光滑面, 上光
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gleam
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shine weakly;
beam |
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glee
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joy
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glen
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A small, secluded valley
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glib
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能说善道的
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glide
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slide;
move smoothly |
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glimmer
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gleam;
glitter |
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glimpse
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glance
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glint
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short flash
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glisten
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glimmer;
glint |
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glitter
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glisten
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gloom
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melancholy
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gloss
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sheen;
glaze |
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glower
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frown;
To look or stare angrily or sullenly |
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glut
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oversupply
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gnaw
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bite
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goad
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stimulus
egg on, incite |
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gobble
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gulp;
guzzle; guttle |
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gulp
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guzzle;
guttle |
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guzzle
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gulp
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guttle
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guzzle;
gulp; gobble |
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goodly
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considerably
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gorge
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revine;
canyon; chasm |
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gory
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bloody
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gourmet
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connoisseur;
epicure |
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grabble
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grope;
fumble |
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grandiose
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magnificent
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grapple
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grasp;
seize; grip |
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clinch
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To fix or secure (a nail or bolt, for example) by bending down or flattening the pointed end that protrudes;
embrace |
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flinch
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To start or wince involuntarily, as from surprise or pain
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gratify
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please
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gratuitous
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免费的, 无理由的
free uncalled for |
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gratuity
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tip
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gregarious
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Liking to be with other people; sociable.
The young child has a very gregarious personality. |
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grievance
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gripe;
grumble; complaint |
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grouse
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grievance
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grievous
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sad;
grave; a grievous loss a grievous crime |
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grim
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merciless;
hideous; fierce |
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grimace
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面部的歪扭, 痛苦的表情, 鬼脸, 扮鬼脸, 作苦相
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contort
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To twist, wrench, or bend severely out of shape: pain that contorted their faces
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gripe
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grumble;
complaint |
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grisly
grĭz'lē |
horrifying
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grit
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courage, determination;
Minute rough granules, as of sand or stone |
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grizzle
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To make or become gray
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grope
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fumble;
grabble |
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grotesque
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奇怪的, 可笑的, 怪异风格, 怪异的东西, 怪诞的图
absurd |
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quaint
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odd;
old-fashioned |
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grouchy
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Tending to complain or grumble; peevish or grumpy
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grove
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小树林
idioms: groves of academe 学术界, 学术领域 |
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grovel
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趴, 卑躬屈膝, 匍匐
Do you want me to grovel? |
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gruel
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porridge
粥, 稀饭, 麦片粥 |
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grueling
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exhausting
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gruesome
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ghastly
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gruff
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Brusque or stern in manner or appearance: a gruff reply.
Hoarse; harsh: a gruff voice |
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grumble
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grouse
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grunt
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To utter a deep guttural sound, as a hog does.
To utter a sound similar to a grunt, as in disgust |
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guffaw
(gə-fô') |
laugh boisterously
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faux pas
(fō pä') |
a social blunder;
gaffe |
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guile
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Deceit and cunning.
The speaker seemed to be full of guile so I did not believe a word of the speech |
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guise
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外观, 装束, 姿态
idioms: under the guise of 假借...名义 |
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gully
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1. 小峡谷, 水沟, 沟渠, 冲沟, 在...上冲出沟
2. 小峡谷, 排水沟 |
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gush
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To flow forth suddenly in great volume: water gushing from a hydrant.
To emit a sudden and abundant flow, as of tears. To make an excessive display of sentiment or enthusiasm: gushed over the baby. v.tr. To emit abundantly; pour forth. n. A sudden copious outflow: a gush of tears. Excessively demonstrative language or behavior |
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relish
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zest;
gusto |
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gusto
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zest
爱好, 由衷的高兴, 嗜好 |
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hackney
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trite;
banal; hackney carriage |
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haggle
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bargain
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hale
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healthy;
strong |
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hack
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chop;
cut |
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haggard
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tired
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hairsplitting
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quibble;
carping |
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carping
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quibbling over insignificant details
Synonyms: caviling, nitpicking, pettifogging, quibbling |
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cavil
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quibble
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hallow
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make holy,sacred;
revere |
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hamlet
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small village
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hanker
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crave;
desire |
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haphazard
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random
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harangue
(hə-răng') |
A long passionate speech
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