红宝书的单词太晦涩了，而且没有例句，实在是不方便记忆，为了方便老公背GRE的红宝书，加深记忆，我就把红宝书中的每个单元的比较难记得单词整理出电子版，并且配上例句，所有的例句都是我从《牛津英汉词典》中找出来的，有比较高的可靠性，这样我想应该能加深点记忆，同时也可以打印出来，便携，同时也为了能给G友提供一点点地便利，我把它发了上来，实在是比较弱智的方法，大家能用就看看吧，嘿嘿，不好意思了。哦，对了，如果在打字期间出现错误的单词，大家就自己重新标记一下吧，因为难免会有一些手误。
这个是word list 1 ，我发表的帖子，怎么找不到附件上来呀，请大家告诉我怎么发文本附件上来，我不会，所以今天就直接COPY上来了。
我争取坚持下来，会有连载，不过只是争取哦。
Word List 1
1.abash v.使害羞，使尴尬 （to make embarrassed）
[反] embolden (v.使…大胆)
2. abate v.减轻，减少（to make less in amount；wane）
[参] rebate(v./n.减少，打折)；debate(v./n.辩论)
3. abbreviate v.缩短，缩写(to make a word,phrase or name shorter by leaving
out letters or using only the first letter of each word)
[同] brevity(n.简短)
[派] abbreviation （n.缩短；缩写）
eg：What is the abbreviate for “saint”.
4.abdicate v. 退位，辞职，放弃
[同] dictator(n.命令者，独裁者)；indicate(v.表示，暗示)
[派] abdication(n。退位)；abdicator(n.退位者)
eg：He was forced to abdicate the throne of Spain.他被迫让出西班牙的王
位。
5. aberrant adj. 越轨的（turning away from what is right）；异常的
［同］errant(adj.错误的；离正道的)；erratic (adj.古怪的)
［派］aberrance(n.越轨) aberration (n.离开正路，脱离常轨，变形)
［反］typical （典型的）；normal( 正常的)
6. abet v. 教唆，鼓励，怂恿（to help or encourage sb to do sth wrong）
eg: He was abetted in the deception by his wife.他行骗是受妻子唆使．
7.abhor v. 憎恨，嫌恶(to hate sth,for example a way of behaving or thinking,especial
for moral reasons)
[同] horrible(adj.可怕的)；horrid (adj.可怕的)
[派] abhorrent (adj.可恨的，讨厌的)；abhorrence( n.憎恶)
eg: Discrimination of any sort is abhorrent to a civilized society.文明社会中任
何类型的歧视都遭人憎恨。
8.abide v. 容忍，忍受 can’t/couldn’t ~ sb/sth 不能忍受,无法容忍abide by sth 遵守
eg : I can’t abide people with no sense of humour.我无法忍受和没有幽默感
的人打交道。
eg: You’ll have to abide by the rules of the club.你必须遵守俱乐部的规定。
9.abstain v.禁绝，放弃，弃权
eg: Ten people voted in favour,five against ande two abstain.
十人投票赞成，五人反对，两人弃权。
10. abysmal adj. 极深的，糟透的（extremely bad or of a very low standard）
eg: His manners are abysmal .他的举止极其恶劣。
[派] abyss n. 深渊
11. accentuate v.着重；强调；使突出
[同] accent n. 重音 ；cantata n. 清唱剧
eg: Her short hair accentuate her huge eyes.她的短发使他的眼睛更加明亮
12. acclaim v. 欢呼，称赞 [派] acclaimed (adj.受欢呼的，受称赞的)
[同] claim (v./n. 要求；声称)；proclaim(v.声明)；exclaim(v. 大喊 )
eg : The work was acclaimed as a masterpiece.该作品被誉为杰作。
13. acclimate v. 使习惯（新地方，新情况，新气候）；使服水土
eg: Arrive two days early in order to acclimate.提前两天到达以便适应新环境
14. accretion n.堆积层；集聚层；堆积，积聚（过程）[派] accrete v.逐渐增长，连生
eg: the accretion of sand by wind action 风力作用下的沙层推积
15. accuse v.谴责，指责 ~sb of sth the accused 被告
eg: The government was ~d of incompetence.政府被指责无能。
The accused was found innocent.被告被判定无罪。
accusing adj.谴责的，指责的 an ~ look/finger谴责的目光，指责的手指，
accusation n. 控告，起诉，告发，谴责 ~(of sth )(against sb)/~that…..
eg: He denied the ~ that he had ignored the problems.
他否认被人说他忽视这些问题的指控。
16. acerbit adj.苦涩的，刻薄的
(of a person or what they say) critical in a direct and rather cruel way
eg: The letter was written in her usual acerbit style.
这封信是用它惯用的尖刻语调写的
[同] exacerbate (v. 恶化，加剧) [派] acerbity (n. 苦涩，刻薄)
17. acquit v.宣判….无罪 [派] acquittal(n.宣告无罪，开释) [反] convict 证明…有罪
eg: The jury acquitted him of murder.陪审团裁决他谋杀罪不成立。
The jury voted for acquittal .陪审团表决赞成判定无罪。
18. acrimonious adj. 尖刻的，激烈的，严厉的，
(of an argument ,争论等) angry and full of strong bitter feelings and words
[派] acrimony n. 尖刻，刻薄
eg: Her parents went through an acrimonious divorce.
他的父母在激烈争吵中离婚了。
19. adamant adj.强硬的，固执的(too hard to be broken;inflexible)
eg: His family were adamantly opposed to the marriage.
20. adequate adj. 足够的，合格的，合乎需要的，（sufficient）
eg: The space available is not adequate for our needs.
现有的空间不能满足我们的需要。
He didn’t give an adequate answer to the question.
他没有对这个问题作出满意的回答。
21. adjourn v.使延期，推迟，休会
eg. The court adjourn for lunch.午餐时间法庭休会。
The trial has been adjourn untill next week. 审判延期至下周。
22. admonish v. 训诫，警告，责备
eg: She was admonished for chewing gun in class.她在课堂上嚼口香糖被警告。
A warning voice admonished him not to be let this happen.
他耳边响起警钟，告诫他别让这种事情发生。
23. adroit adj. 精明的，干练的，机敏的
(skilful and clever,especially in dealing with people) 尤指接人待物
eg: He adroitly avoided answering my questions.他巧妙的对我的问题避而不答
24. adulate v. 献媚，奉承 adulation n.称赞，吹捧
（admiration and praise,especially when that is greater than is necessary）
eg: The band enjoy the adulation of their fans wherever they go.
这个乐队所到之处，都能听到狂热崇拜者的吹捧。
25. aerate v.充气，让空气进入，使（土壤，水等）透气，
eg: Earthworms do the important job of aerating the soil.
蚯蚓做了使土壤透气的重要作用
26. affectation n.假装，做作，装模作样
(behaviour or an action that is not natural or sincere and that is
often intended to impress other people)
eg: His little affectations irritated her.他的装腔作势令他不快
He raised his eyebrows with an affectation of surprise.
他扬起双眉装出一幅惊奇的样子。
27. affection n.喜爱，钟爱 ~(for sb/sth) the feeling of liking or loving sb/sth very much
and caring about them
eg: Children need lots of love and affection. 孩子需要多多的疼爱和关怀
29. affiliate v. 加入，联合，为….工作，使隶属，使并入（较大的团体，公司，组织）
eg: The group is not affiliate to any political party.该团体不隶属任何政党
The hospital is affiliated with the local university.这家医院附属于当地大学。
30. affinity n.喜爱，密切联系，吸引力 ~(for /with sb/sth)/~ (between A and B)
(a strong feeling that you understand sb/sth and like them or it)
eg: Sam was born in the country and had a deep affinity with nature.
萨姆在乡下出生，特别喜爱大自然。
There is a close affinity between Italian and Spanish.
意大利语和西班牙语关系密切。
31. affix v./n. 粘上，贴上，附上
eg: The label should be firmly affixed to the package.
这张标签应该牢牢地贴在包裹上。
