四级高频词汇—背诵版

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1、四级高频词汇—背诵版2007-03-18涛涛VocabularyListUnit140aboardad./prep在船（或飞机、车）上，上船（或飞机、车）abstracta.抽象的n.摘要，梗概accidentala.意外的，偶然（发生）的accompanyvt.1.陪件，陪同2.伴随，和…一起发生3.为…伴奏accomplishvt.完成，实现accordancen.一致，符合in~with与…一致，按照，根据accuracyn.准确（性），精确（性）accustomeda.（to）习惯的，惯常的achievevt.1.完成，实现2.达到，得到acqu

2、aintancen.1.认识，了解2.相识的人，熟人401.Welcomeaboard!2.Hisplansweretooabstracttobeputintooperation.3.Therateofaccidentaldeathhasdecreasedsincelastyear.4.Hesaidhewasgoingtoaccompanyherhome.Thepianistaccompaniedheronthepiano.5.Allthiswasaccomplishedinayear.6.Everythinghasbeendoneinaccordanc

3、ewiththerules.7.Thereisneedtochecktheaccuracyofthereport.8.Youwillsoongetaccustomedtoit.9.IhaveanintimateacquaintancewithFrench.Unit240additionn.1.加，加法2.附加物in~另外，加之in~to除…之外（还）addressn.1.地址，住址2.演说，讲话vt.1.在…上写姓名地址2.向…讲话（或发表演说）administrationn.1.管理，经营2.管理部门，行政机关，政府admissionn.1.准许进入，

4、准许加入2承认，供认advancevi.1.前进，向前移动2.取得进展n.1.前进，进展2.预付，预支in~预先，事先advantagen.1.优点，优势2.好处gain/havean~over胜过，优于take~of利用，趁…之机adventuren.1.冒险，冒险活动2.奇遇agreementn.1.协定，协议，契约2.达成协议，同意aidn.1.帮助，援助2.助手，辅助手段v.帮助，援助401.Theexpensesofthehousehold,withtheadditionofanurse,wereheavy.2.Hewilladdressyou

5、onthesubjectofwarandpeace.Whatisyourpermanentaddress?3.Anexecutiveshouldbeexperiencedinadministration.4.Toresignnowwouldbeanadmissionoffailure.5.Banksmakebusinessadvancestofirms.406.Heoftentookadvantageofhergoodnature.7.TheexplorertoldtheboysabouthisadventuresintheArctic.8.During

6、thecourseofhistory,manyagreementshavebeenmadebetweenFranceandEngland.9.Adictionaryisanimportantaidinlearninganewlanguage.10.Athighaltitudesitisdifficulttobreathe.Unit340ambitionn.雄心，野心analysisn.分析，分解analyze/-ysevt.分析，分解anglen.1.角，角度2.角度，观点announcevt.宣布，宣告annoyvt.1.使恼怒，使烦恼2.打扰apol

7、ogize/-isevi.道歉，认错apparenta.1.表面上的，貌似（真实）的2显然的，明明白白折appropriatea.适当的，恰当的approvaln.赞成，同意401.Nothingwouldstopmefromachievingmyambition.2.Theanalysisofthesamplesonthemurderspotshowedsomevaluablecluestothepolice.3.Istoodforfiveminutestryingtoanalyzemyimpressions.4.Theyhaveadifferenta

8、ngleofobservationfromours.5.Thegovernmen