2010年12月英语六级高频基础词汇

　　六级高频基础词汇500个
　　1. abnormal a. 不正常的> I’m normal, you’re ~ !
　　2. abolish v. 废除 > CET-Band 4 should be abolished ! ----A daydreamer
　　3. abrupt a. 突然的, 唐突的 > Your~ manner embarrassed her!
　　4. absurd a. 荒唐的 >What an ~ idea!来源：http://www.hxen.net
　　5. accessory n. 附件, 零件 >Handbag, lipstick, etc. are women’s accessories. What are men’s?
　　Tie, lighter and a fine purse.
　　6. accommodate v. 提供膳宿> How can a small town ~ the Olympic Games?
　　7. addict v. 上瘾 >I’m ~ed to computer games. Please save me!
　　8. acquaint v. 使熟悉 > Are you ~ed with that MM?
　　9. adhere to v. 遵守 >Adhere to your own principle
　　10. adverse a. 不利的, 有害的 >Adverse circumstances can test a person’s wisdom and courage.
　　11. aggravate v. 加重 >Smoking ~s cold.
　　12. alleviate v. 减轻 >No one can ~ my pain.
　　13. alternate v./a 交替(的) >a day of ~ sunshine and rain /Day and night ~
　　14. ambiguous a. 歧义的 >The policeman is looking for a man with one eye. -----Why not use two? 你知道此幽默在何处？
　　15. amplify v. 扩大(声音)> amplify sound with the use of electronic equipment 通过使用电子仪器扩大声音 We must amplify our effort by working a lot harder.
　　16. analogy n. 类比 by analogy
　　17. anonymous a. 匿名的 I received an ~ letter.
　　18. applaud v. 鼓掌; 赞许> I ~ your suggestion.
　　19. apt a. 易于 >One is ~ to make mistakes if given too much pressure.
　　20. array n. 陈列, 一系列>the ~of fruit and vegetables in the supermarket
　　21. arrogant a. 傲慢的> An ~ man is a self-important person.
　　22. ascend v. 上升 > The balloons are ~ing.
　　23. ascribe v. 归因于>He ~d his failure to his small vocabulary.
　　24. aspiration n. 抱负 Your ~ is your ambition or strong wish.
　　25. assault n. 攻击, 袭击>A robber ~ed him.
　　26. assert v. 断言 He ~ed that the thief would come again.
　　27. assurance n. 保证, 把握 >I give you my ~ that the product is safe and reliable.
　　28. attendant n. 服务员, 随从 > The attendant conducts us to the hall for conference.
　　29. authentic a. 真实的, 可靠的>Is Clinton’s biography ~?
　　30. avert v. 避开、转移 We ~ed a loss .
　　31. bald a. 秃顶的 A ~ man is considered to be intelligent.
　　32. barren a. 荒芜的,不能生育的>Without dream, life is a ~ field.
　　33. betray v. 背叛; 泄露 You ~ed me.
　　34. bewilder v. 使迷惑 The new traffic lights ~ the man.
　　35. bias n. 偏见 Bias is prejudice.
　　36. blaze v. 燃烧; 发强光 >The summer sun is blazing.
　　37. bleak a. 荒凉的; 凄凉的>a ~future
　　38. blink v. 眨眼睛; 闪烁 > Now, look straight, don't blink.
　　39. blunder n. 大错 > I can't believe he has committed such a blunder.
　　40. bluntly ad. 直言不讳地 > I will bluntly give you my opinion.
　　41. blur v. 变模糊 >Fog blurred my vision.
　　42. bribe v. 行贿 >Who bribed the bride? Bridegroom.
　　43. browse v. 浏览 > ~ a web-page
　　44. brutal a. 残酷的=cruel/savage > We live in a beautiful era, is also a brutal era.
　　45. capsule n. 密封仓, 胶囊 > The patient swallowed the capsule without drinking water.
　　46. carve v. 刻 > Carve your name on hearts and not on marbles.
　　47. casualty n. 伤亡人员 Many casualties are reported in the battle.
　　48. cater to v. 迎合 > cater to the consumers
　　49. caution n. 小心 > To succeed in trading, you need both confidence and caution.
　　50. cherish v. 珍视; 怀有>~friendship/~ the hope that
　　51. chronic a. 慢性的；严重的 > Chronic feelings of emptiness or boredom
　　52. circulation n. 循环; 发行（量）>Reader has the largest ~ in China.
　　53. climax n. 高潮 the ~ of the play
　　54. cling to v. 紧紧抓住， 依恋；坚持，墨守>The baby clung to his mother./ ~ to the hope that....
　　55. coincidence n. 巧合 > What an unfortunate coincidence!
　　56. collaboration n. 合作 in ~ with
　　57. collide v. 相撞; 冲突 The two opinions ~ with each other.
　　58. commence v. 开始 > Shall we commence the ceremony?
　　59. commute v. 乘车上下班 >I have to ~ between the university town and the downtown area.
　　60. compact a. 紧凑的, 结实的 a ~ car/office
　　61. compatible a. 相容的; 兼容的>That husband and wife are very ~.
　　62. compensate v. 赔偿 >The insurance company ~d the man for his injuries.
　　63. compile v. 汇编, 编辑 ~ a encyclopedia
　　64. complement v. 补充，与---相配 The music ~s the film well.
　　65. compliment v. /n. 赞美> Her guests complimented her on her cooking.
　　> Thank you for your compliment.
　　66. comply with v. 遵从 > We should comply with reasonable requests.
　　67. compulsory a. 必做的 > ~ education
　　68. conceive of v. 构想 > I can’t ~ of why he did such a stupid thing!
　　69. confidential a. 机密的 > This message is confidential.
　　70. conform to v. 遵守 ~ to the local customs
　　71. consensus n. 意见一致> If everyone consents to something, they reach a consensus.
　　72. consequent a. (作为后果) 随之发生的> lack of electricity and the ~ loss in economy
　　73. conserve v. 保护> If you conserve something, you use it carefully and will not waste it.
　　>In winter some people ~ energy by lowering the heat at night.
　　74. consolidate v. 巩固 > consolidate your power
　　75. conspicuous a. 显眼的 The girl in red in the snowfield is very ~.
　　76. contaminate v. 污染 If you ~ something, you make it dirty.
　　77. contemplate v. 沉思; 凝视 >You must ~ the results of the action.
　　78. contempt n. 轻视 >Before the competition, Williams held the little known player in contempt.
　　79. contend v. 主张=assert > The lawyer contends that the man is guilty.
　　80. contradict v. 相矛盾 > She does not like to contradict her husband in public.
　　81. contrive v. 谋划, 图谋>The terrorists ~d to hijack a plane.
　　82. converge v. 会合, 聚集 (meet at a common point) > The two rivers converge here.
　　83. cordial a. 热情的 > I would like to extend my warmest/cordial welcome to all of you.
　　84. corrupt a./v. **的; 腐蚀 ~ officials
　　85. cozy a. 舒适的 a ~ bedroom
　　86. counterpart n. 对应的人或物> But in the end he knew that he would find his counterpart.
　　87. criterion n. 标准 =standard > Only social practice can be the criterion of truth.
　　88. curb v. 控制, 约束 =restrain / restrict > I my curbed my appetite for food.
　　89. cynical a. 愤世嫉俗的> a ~ young man is a angry young man
　　90. dazzle v. 眩目;使赞叹不已> The sunlight dazzles me./Her dance ~d me.
　　91. deduce v. 推断 > What can you deduce from the scene?
　　92. dedicate v. 献给 > To dedicate more efforts to helping others.
　　93. defendant n. 被告 > The lawyer represented the defendant in court.
　　94. deficiency n. 缺乏, 不足 a vitamin ~ in his diet
　　95. defy v.(公然) 违抗 > The union defied the management and went on a strike.
　　96. degenerate v. 退化 > Their debate degenerated into an exchange of insults.
　　97. degrade v. 降低身份 > No one can degrade us except ourselves; that if we are worthy, no influence
　　can defeat us.
　　98. deprive v. 剥夺 > You ~d him of his right to privacy.
　　99. descendant n. 后代 > He is a descendant of Confucius.
　　100. destiny n. 命运=fate > I am the Master of my destiny. I believe that destiny is out of our control.