【同义词练习】 第20/30周(2023.09.04-2023.09.10)

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1/32)1. applies to qualities or attributes or attitudes characteristic of women and not shared by men: a ~ approach to a problem.  a) womanish2. suggests a contemptuous attitude and an attempt to make something seem small: inclined to ~ the achievements of others.  b) female3. applies to plants and animals as well as persons and stresses the fact of sex: the more numerous ~ births as compared to male.  c) womanly4. is often used derogatorily in situations in which manliness might be naturally expected: shed ~ tears at his loss.  d) belittle5. suggests decorous propriety: all three were ~ and well brought-up girls. (lady女士淑女: 身分高, 有教养, 气质好的女子。)  e) ladylike6. is more likely to suggest characteristically feminine faults and foibles: displayed a ~ rage at the slight.  f) womanlike7. emphasizes the softer and more delicate aspects of womanly nature and in its usual applications to men implies lack of virility or masculinity: a country grown weak and ~ on its wealth.   g) feminine8. suggests the qualities of the mature woman, especially those qualities that make her effective as wife and mother or indicate the absence of mannish qualities: possessed all the ~ virtues.  h) effeminategdbaefhc Right group female mean of, characteristic of, or like a female, especially of the human species.

2/32)1. implies such a startling or outrageous quality as produces utter consternation or a paralysis of fear: a ~ tornado.  a) horrific2. describes what strikes one with dismay as well as terror or horror:  had to perform the operation under ~ conditions.  b) frightful3. suggests qualities or properties intended or suited to produce a horrible effect: a ~ account of the tragedy.  c) horrible4. usually suggests an awareness of a threat to one's dignity or state and a reaction of hostility or resentment: local government officials who ~d against interference.  d) shocking5. applies to what fills one with shuddering fear or loathing and strikes one as at least disagreeable or extremely unpleasant: cancer is a ~ disease.  e) appalling6. implies characteristics which startle because they are contrary to expectations, standards of good taste, rational thought, or moral sense: fond of ~ stories.  f) dreadful7. applies to what produces fear, agitation, loss of courage, or mere disquiet: a ~ predicament.  g) fearful8. applies to something intended or fitted to inspire terror as by its size, appearance, or potency: a ~ outburst of fury.  h) bridle9. implies the creating of an awareness of transcendent or overpowering force, might, or significance: waited in the ~ dark for their rescuers to come.  i) terrific10. applies to something the sight of which induces fear or terror combined with loathing or aversion and suggests hatefulness or hideousness: the ~ carnage of war.  j) awful11. suggests painfulness too great to be endured or a capacity to produce and prolong extreme and agitating fear: caught in  the grip of the ~ maelstrom.  k) terriblebeahfdgijck Right <i>group fearful mean of a kind to cause grave distress of mind. Additionally, all these words have a lighter, chiefly conversational value in which they mean little more than extreme.首字母FADFTTAHHS重新排列成FFAATT双倍肥胖 + HHDS很坏的事