GRE 英文單字表

• abandon

  /əˈbændən/動詞

  放棄；拋棄

  They were forced to abandon their homes due to the wildfire.

• abase

  /əˈbeɪs/動詞

  使卑下；侮辱

  He refused to abase himself by begging for money.

• abash

  /əˈbæʃ/動詞

  使羞愧；使難堪

  The unexpected compliment did not abash her.

• abate

  /əˈbeɪt/動詞

  減輕；減弱；平息

  The storm began to abate after midnight.

• abbess

  /ˈæbɪs/名詞

  女修道院長

  The abbess was responsible for the spiritual guidance of the nuns.

• abbey

  /ˈæbi/名詞

  修道院；僧侶院

  Westminster Abbey is a famous historical site in London.

• abbot

  /ˈæbət/名詞

  男修道院長

  The abbot blessed the new chapel.

• abbreviate

  /əˈbriːvieɪt/動詞

  縮短；簡化

  We decided to abbreviate the meeting to save time.

• abdicate

  /ˈæbdɪkeɪt/動詞

  退位；放棄（權力或職位）

  The king was forced to abdicate the throne.

• abdomen

  /ˈæbdəmən/名詞

  腹部

  He felt a sharp pain in his abdomen.

• abdominal

  /æbˈdɑmənəl/形容詞

  腹部的

  She underwent abdominal surgery.

• abduction

  /æbˈdʌkʃən/名詞

  綁架；劫持；（解剖學）外展

  The police are investigating the abduction of the child.

• abed

  /əˈbɛd/副詞

  在床上；臥病

  He has been abed with the flu for three days.

• aberrant

  /æˈbɛrənt/形容詞

  脫離常規的；反常的

  His aberrant behavior caused concern among his colleagues.

• aberration

  /ˌæbəˈreɪʃən/名詞

  失常；偏差；畸變

  The stock market experienced a temporary aberration.

• abet

  /əˈbɛt/動詞

  教唆；鼓勵（犯罪）

  He was charged with aiding and abetting the thief.

• abeyance

  /əˈbeɪəns/名詞

  暫停；中止；擱置

  The project was held in abeyance pending further funding.

• abhor

  /æbˈhɔːr/動詞

  憎恨；痛恨

  She abhors violence in any form.

• abhorrence

  /æbˈhɔːrəns/名詞

  憎惡；厭惡

  His actions were met with widespread abhorrence.

• abhorrent

  /æbˈhɔːrənt/形容詞

  可憎的；令人憎惡的

  Such cruelty is abhorrent to decent people.

• abidance

  /əˈbaɪdəns/名詞

  遵守；遵循

  The abidance of the law is essential for a stable society.

• abide

  /əˈbaɪd/動詞

  遵守；遵循；忍受；逗留

  We must abide by the rules.

• abiding

  /əˈbaɪdɪŋ/形容詞

  持久的；永恆的

  She has an abiding love for classical music.

• abject

  /ˈæbdʒɛkt/形容詞

  悲慘的；淒慘的；卑鄙的；無恥的

  The refugees lived in abject poverty.

• abjure

  /æbˈdʒʊər/動詞

  發誓放棄；公開聲明放棄

  He was forced to abjure his political beliefs.

• able-bodied

  /ˈeɪbəlˌbɒdid/形容詞

  體格健全的；健壯的

  The ship requires a crew of able-bodied sailors.

• ablution

  /əˈbluːʃən/名詞

  沐浴；（宗教）淨禮

  The ritual involves a series of ablutions before prayer.

• abnegate

  /æbˈnɪɡeɪt/動詞

  放棄；否認；自我克制

  She abnegated her own desires for the sake of her family.

• abnegation

  /æbˈnɪɡeɪʃən/名詞

  放棄；否認；自我克制

  His abnegation of responsibility was unacceptable.

• abnormal

  /æbˈnɔːrməl/形容詞

  不尋常的；反常的；畸形的

  The patient's vital signs were abnormal.

• abode

  /əˈboʊd/名詞

  住所；家

  He has finally found a place to call his abode.

• abolish

  /əˈbɑːlɪʃ/動詞

  廢除；廢止

  The government decided to abolish the outdated law.

• abominable

  /əˈbɑːmɪnəbl/形容詞

  極其討厭的；可憎的；糟糕透頂的

  The conditions in the prison were abominable.

• abominate

  /əˈbɑːmɪneɪt/動詞

  憎恨；極度厭惡

  She abominated the idea of working overtime every weekend.

• abomination

  /əˌbɑːmɪˈneɪʃn/名詞

  令人憎惡的事物；憎恨；厭惡

  Pollution is an abomination that must be stopped.

• aboriginal

  /ˌæbəˈrɪdʒənl/形容詞

  原住民的；土著的

  The aboriginal culture has a rich history.

• aborigines

  /ˌæbəˈrɪdʒɪniːz/名詞

  原住民；土著居民

  The rights of the aborigines were often ignored.

• abortive

  /əˈbɔːrtɪv/形容詞

  失敗的；無益的；早產的

  Their attempt to escape was abortive.

• abound

  /əˈbaʊnd/動詞

  充滿；遍及；富於

  Opportunities abound for those willing to work hard.

• aboveboard

  /əˈbʌvˌbɔːrd/形容詞

  光明正大的；誠實的

  He conducted the entire negotiation in an aboveboard manner.

• abrade

  /əˈbreɪd/動詞

  磨損；擦傷

  The constant friction began to abrade the surface of the metal.

• abrasion

  /əˈbreɪʒn/名詞

  磨損；擦傷；（物理學）磨損

  The car's paint job suffered significant abrasion from the gravel road.

• abrasive

  /əˈbreɪsɪv/形容詞

  磨損的；粗糙的；傷人的（言辭或態度）

  His abrasive personality often offends people.

• abreast

  /əˈbrɛst/副詞

  並排地；並肩地；跟上（進度）

  We need to stay abreast of the latest developments in the field.

• abridge

  /əˈbrɪdʒ/動詞

  縮短；刪節；精簡

  The author decided to abridge the novel for younger readers.

• abridgment

  /əˈbrɪdʒmənt/名詞

  縮短；刪節；摘要

  This abridgment of the classic novel makes it accessible to a wider audience.

• abrogate

  /ˈæbrəɡeɪt/動詞

  廢除；取消；否定

  The government decided to abrogate the outdated law.

• abrupt

  /əˈbrʌpt/形容詞

  突然的；唐突的；陡峭的

  There was an abrupt change in the weather.

• abscess

  /ˈæbsɛs/名詞

  膿腫；潰爛

  The doctor lanced the abscess to drain the pus.

• abscission

  /æbˈsɪʒən/名詞

  切除；脫落

  The abscission of the diseased limb was necessary to save the patient's life.

• abscond

  /æbˈskɒnd/動詞

  潛逃；逃亡

  The treasurer absconded with the company's funds.

• absence

  /ˈæbsəns/名詞

  缺席；不在；缺乏

  His prolonged absence from work raised concerns.

• absent-minded

  /ˌæbsənt ˈmaɪndɪd/形容詞

  心不在焉的；健忘的

  She is often absent-minded, forgetting where she put her keys.

• absolute

  /ˈæbsəluːt/形容詞

  絕對的；完全的；純粹的

  The dictator wielded absolute power.

• absolution

  /ˌæbsəˈluːʃən/名詞

  赦免；免罪；（宗教）赦罪

  After confessing his sins, the priest granted him absolution.

• absolve

  /æbˈzɒlv/動詞

  赦免；免除；宣告無罪

  The evidence was insufficient to absolve the suspect of guilt.

• absorb

  /æbˈsɔːrb/動詞

  吸收；吸引；併吞

  The sponge can absorb a large amount of water.

• absorption

  /æbˈsɔːrpʃən/名詞

  吸收；專心；全神貫注

  The absorption of sunlight by plants is crucial for photosynthesis.

• abstain

  /æbˈsteɪn/動詞

  戒絕；棄權；避免

  He decided to abstain from alcohol.

• abstemious

  /əbˈstiːmiəs/形容詞

  （飲食等）有節制的；節約的；克制的

  He was known for his abstemious habits, rarely indulging in rich foods or alcohol.

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