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⭐ antisemitic ⭐ endorsement ⭐ reliant ⭐ flawless ⭐ displaced
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antisemitic
adjective /ˌæntiˈsɛmɪtɪk/
反犹的;仇视犹太人的
Hostile to or discriminatory against Jewish people.

The school administration condemned the antisemitic graffiti found on the campus walls.

Anti(反) + Semitic(犹太的):反犹的。注意拼写是Semetic不是Semitic(无e)。

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endorsement
noun /ɪnˈdɔːrsmənt/
背书;认可;赞助
Public declaration of support for a person, cause, or product.

The candidate's chances improved significantly after receiving the union's endorsement.

End(里面) + orse(马) + ment(名词后缀):马在里面跑,需要人背书(支持)才能赢比赛。

3 / 20 📖 学术读写
reliant
adjective /rɪˈlaɪənt/
依赖的;依靠的
Dependent on someone or something for support or supply.

The region remains reliant on fossil fuels despite the push for renewable energy.

Re(再) + ly(副词后缀) + ant(人/物):再需要(ly)人(ant)帮忙,说明很依赖。

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flawless
adjective /ˈflɔːləs/
完美的;无瑕疵的
Having no flaws or defects.

The judge praised the prosecutor for presenting a flawless case with no logical gaps.

Flaw(瑕疵) + Less(无):没有瑕疵,就是完美。

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displaced
adjective/verb /dɪsˈpleɪst/
流离失所的;被迁移的
Forced to leave one's home or usual place, often due to war or disaster.

Thousands of displaced families are currently sheltering in temporary camps near the border.

Dis(离开) + place(地方) + ed(过去分词):离开地方,流离失所。

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extradition
noun /ˌɛkstrəˈdɪʃən/
引渡
The surrendering of a person accused of a crime by one state to another.

The suspect's extradition to the United States was approved after a lengthy legal battle.

Extra(额外) + di(指示) + tion(名词):把犯人额外交(提)给另一个国家。

7 / 20 📖 学术读写
unanimous
adjective /juˈnænɪməs/
全体一致的;无异议的
Involving complete agreement among all people involved.

The jury reached a unanimous verdict after only three hours of deliberation.

Uni(一) + Anu(年) + mous(门):一年门,大家意见像一个人,一致通过。

8 / 20 📖 学术读写
clashes
noun /klæʃɪz/
冲突;(意见、观点)抵触
Fights or serious disagreements between groups, armies, or ideas.

Armed clashes erupted along the border, displacing thousands of civilians.

Clash:Clash the door(砰地撞门)= 冲突爆发。

9 / 20 📖 学术读写
militia
noun /mɪˈlɪʃə/
民兵;非正规军
An army of ordinary citizens who are organized to fight in emergencies, not part of the official military.

The government declared a state of emergency after the militia seized the capital.

Militia:Mil(千)+ itia(军队)= 成千上万平民组成的军队。

10 / 20 📖 学术读写
breakthrough
noun /ˈbreɪkθruː/
突破;重大进展
A sudden, dramatic, and important discovery or achievement that solves a difficult problem.

Scientists announced a major breakthrough in the development of a new cancer vaccine.

Break through the wall(冲破墙壁)= 取得突破。

11 / 20 📖 学术读写
unfolded
verb /ʌnˈfoʊldɪd/
发生;展开;呈现
Happened or developed over time, often used to describe a story or event as it is revealed.

As the scandal unfolded, more evidence was released to the public.

Un-fold(打开折叠)= 故事慢慢展开/发生。

12 / 20 📖 学术读写
emerged
verb /ɪˈmɜːrdʒd/
出现;显露;(困境中)脱险
To come out into view, to become known, or to survive a difficult situation and become strong.

A new political leader emerged from the chaos to restore order.

E-mer-ge(出来)= 从里面走出来,显露出来。

13 / 20 📖 学术读写
intervenes
verb /ˌɪntərˈviːnz/
干涉;介入;调停
To become involved in a situation in order to alter or stop something.

The UN will intervene if the humanitarian situation continues to deteriorate.

Inter(中间)+ vene(走)= 走到中间去 = 介入。

14 / 20 📖 学术读写
withdrawing
verb /wɪðˈdrɔːɪŋ/
撤退;退出;提取
Moving back or away from a place, or leaving a position or agreement.

The army is currently withdrawing troops from the conflict zone.

With(向后)+ draw(拉)= 向后拉 = 撤退/退出。

15 / 20 📖 学术读写
reduced
verb /rɪˈduːst/
减少;降低;缩减
Made something smaller in size, amount, or degree.

The government announced a reduced budget for infrastructure projects next fiscal year.

Red-uce:红色(Red)代表警告,东西被“削减”了所以要小心。

16 / 20 📖 学术读写
lifted
verb /ˈlɪftɪd/
解除(禁令/限制);提升;抬起
Removed a restriction, ban, or barrier that was previously in place.

The travel restrictions were lifted after the pandemic case numbers dropped.

Lift:像举起重物一样,把压在头上的“禁令”举起来拿走。

17 / 20 📖 学术读写
threatened
verb /ˈθretɪnd/
威胁;危及;预示(坏事的)征兆
To express an intention to cause harm or to be in danger of causing something bad.

Rising sea levels threatened coastal communities with severe flooding.

Threat-ened:听起来像“死(Threat)”了,形势危急,受到威胁。

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dominate
verb /ˈdɑːmɪneɪt/
支配;占主导地位;控制
To have a commanding position over others or to be the most important part of something.

Tech giants continue to dominate the global smartphone market.

Dom-inate:Dom(家)里的老大(inate=inate),在家里占主导地位。

19 / 20 📖 学术读写
transformed
verb /trænsˈfɔːrmd/
彻底改变;使变形;转化
Changed completely in form, appearance, or character, usually for the better or significantly.

The city has been transformed from an industrial hub into a tech center.

Trans-formed:Trans(过)去变了(form),彻底变形了。

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strengthening
verb /ˈstrɛŋθənɪŋ/
加强;巩固;增强
Making something stronger, more powerful, or more effective.

The government is strengthening cybersecurity measures to prevent data breaches.

Strengthen:Strong(强壮)+th+en(动词后缀),变得更强壮。

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1 antisemitic /ˌæntiˈsɛmɪtɪk/
反犹的;仇视犹太人的
The school administration condemned the antisemitic graffiti found on the campus walls.
2 endorsement /ɪnˈdɔːrsmənt/
背书;认可;赞助
The candidate's chances improved significantly after receiving the union's endorsement.
3 reliant /rɪˈlaɪənt/
依赖的;依靠的
The region remains reliant on fossil fuels despite the push for renewable energy.
4 flawless /ˈflɔːləs/
完美的;无瑕疵的
The judge praised the prosecutor for presenting a flawless case with no logical gaps.
5 displaced /dɪsˈpleɪst/
流离失所的;被迁移的
Thousands of displaced families are currently sheltering in temporary camps near the border.
6 extradition /ˌɛkstrəˈdɪʃən/
引渡
The suspect's extradition to the United States was approved after a lengthy legal battle.
7 unanimous /juˈnænɪməs/
全体一致的;无异议的
The jury reached a unanimous verdict after only three hours of deliberation.
8 clashes /klæʃɪz/
冲突;(意见、观点)抵触
Armed clashes erupted along the border, displacing thousands of civilians.
9 militia /mɪˈlɪʃə/
民兵;非正规军
The government declared a state of emergency after the militia seized the capital.
10 breakthrough /ˈbreɪkθruː/
突破;重大进展
Scientists announced a major breakthrough in the development of a new cancer vaccine.
11 unfolded /ʌnˈfoʊldɪd/
发生;展开;呈现
As the scandal unfolded, more evidence was released to the public.
12 emerged /ɪˈmɜːrdʒd/
出现;显露;(困境中)脱险
A new political leader emerged from the chaos to restore order.
13 intervenes /ˌɪntərˈviːnz/
干涉;介入;调停
The UN will intervene if the humanitarian situation continues to deteriorate.
14 withdrawing /wɪðˈdrɔːɪŋ/
撤退;退出;提取
The army is currently withdrawing troops from the conflict zone.
15 reduced /rɪˈduːst/
减少;降低;缩减
The government announced a reduced budget for infrastructure projects next fiscal year.
16 lifted /ˈlɪftɪd/
解除(禁令/限制);提升;抬起
The travel restrictions were lifted after the pandemic case numbers dropped.
17 threatened /ˈθretɪnd/
威胁;危及;预示(坏事的)征兆
Rising sea levels threatened coastal communities with severe flooding.
18 dominate /ˈdɑːmɪneɪt/
支配;占主导地位;控制
Tech giants continue to dominate the global smartphone market.
19 transformed /trænsˈfɔːrmd/
彻底改变;使变形;转化
The city has been transformed from an industrial hub into a tech center.
20 strengthening /ˈstrɛŋθənɪŋ/
加强;巩固;增强
The government is strengthening cybersecurity measures to prevent data breaches.
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