2017托福考试阅读高频词汇解析（二十）_第2页

　　§ recover

　　§ restore

　　§ 恢复

　　§ Deteriorate

　　§ With looks, as in other domains of life, we relish recognition more and recover better from failurewhen we believe that good results come from effort and not just from what God gave us.

　　§ hardened

　　§ toughened

　　§ 坚硬的

　　§ Weakened

　　§ The mountain-like mounds that we associate with volcanoes are what remain after the materialspewed during eruptions has collected and hardened around the vent.

　　§ sediment

　　§ 沉淀

　　§ That there are not could be explained by the fact that the accumulation of sediment in mostrocks is so slow that the two layers are, in effect, superimposed.

　　§ granule

　　§ particle grain

　　§ 颗粒

　　§ All of the protoplasm of the rod seems to condense into the granule, or young spore. in a hard dehydrated, resistant state.

　　§ fragments

　　§ small pieces

　　§ 碎片

　　§ For example, if you are using dynamic views, fragments and models can be changed by otherusers while you have the model loaded into memory.

　　§ peculiarities

　　§ 特性

　　§ And there is no distinction made in it because of those national peculiarities or restrictions for the major currencies.

　　§ composition

　　§ component, constituent

　　§ 成分

　　§ e know they smear a liquid on the tube, but we don’t know where they secrete it from or whatits chemical composition is.

　　§ marine

　　§ oceanic

　　§ 海洋的, 水生的

　　§ There was no one else on the beach, and the nearest phone to call the Marine Patrol was milesaway.

　　§ basin

　　§ 盆地

　　§ Disappear

　　§ However, it had to face political constraints in Iran and Iraq, whereas in the Caspian Basin couldonly succeed in finishing several projects in its own modest way.

　　§ crystalline

　　§ glassy, crystal-like

　　§ 晶莹的

　　§ But love without strength is incomplete. It is for you to unlock the paradox of duality and shift upward into integral crystalline vibration.

　　§ interbedded

　　§ 夹层间的

　　§ Finally, we analyse the prospect of the uranium resources in the Basin according to the geologicrules of uranium deposit formed sandstones in the interbedded oxidation sections.

　　§ formulate

　　§ 形成

　　§ With so much content floating around these days, if you want your writing to be read then you'vegot to take up an interesting topic, thoughtfully formulate your thoughts, and back up yourargument.

　　§ hypothesis

　　§ assumption, supposition

　　§ 假设

　　§ "Although physical activity is thought of as an energy-deficit activity," they wrote, "our estimates do not support this hypothesis.

　　§ theorize

　　§ hypothesize

　　§ 推理

　　§ And dark matter doesn?t often interact with most other matter, scientists theorize. One idea isthat it flies right through the Earth, your house, and your body without bouncing off atoms.