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📅 2026-05-02 · 7 个单词 · 往期卡片
⭐ cumulative ⭐ resonates ⭐ flouted ⭐ authorisation ⭐ terminated
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cumulative
adjective /kjuːˈmjuː.lə.tɪv/
累积的;渐增的
Increasing or growing by successive additions; the total effect of many small parts.

The cumulative impact of years of pollution has severely damaged the local ecosystem.

Cu-mu-la-tive:C(看)mu(木)la(拉)tive(提),木头一根根拉起来,越积越多。

2 / 7 📖 学术读写
resonates
verb /ˈrez.ən.eɪt.sɪz/
引起共鸣;共鸣
To evoke a feeling of shared emotion or belief; to seem right or important to someone.

The candidate's message on economic reform resonates deeply with working-class voters.

Re(再)-so-nate(类似note音符):声音再响,像音符一样在听众心中回响。

3 / 7 📖 学术读写
flouted
verb (past tense) /flaʊtɪd/
藐视;公然违反
To ignore or treat a rule, law, or custom with disrespect or contempt.

The corporation flouted environmental regulations, leading to significant fines from the EPA.

Flout 听起来像 'Flaunt'(炫耀),但意思是 '藐视'。就像你故意把规则扔在地上踩,还一脸不在乎。

4 / 7 🏫 校园生活
authorisation
noun /ˌɔːθəraɪˈzeɪʃən/
授权;批准
The official permission to do something, or the power to give such permission.

The bank blocked the transaction due to a lack of proper authorisation from the account holder.

Author(作者/权威)+ isation(名词后缀)。权威给的许可。注意:英式拼写是 -s-,美式是 -z-。

5 / 7 🏫 校园生活
terminated
verb /ˈtɜːrmɪneɪtɪd/
终止;解雇
To officially end something or dismiss someone from a job.

The company terminated the contract after the supplier failed to meet safety standards.

Ter-min-ate:Ter(特)明(明)白,合同结束了(terminated)。

6 / 7 🏫 校园生活
bailout
noun /ˈbeɪlaʊt/
救助金;纾困方案
Financial aid provided to a failing company or country to prevent collapse.

The government announced a massive bailout for the auto industry to save thousands of jobs.

Bail(保释)+ out(出去):钱把人从危机中保释出来,即救助金。

7 / 7 🏫 校园生活
extravagant
adjective /ɪkˈstrævəɡənt/
奢侈的;挥霍的
Lacking restraint in spending money or using resources; excessively elaborate.

The billionaire’s extravagant wedding ceremony cost millions and drew public criticism.

Ex(出)+ tra(额外)+ vag(流浪)+ ant(蚂蚁):钱像蚂蚁一样额外流失,太奢侈了。

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1 cumulative /kjuːˈmjuː.lə.tɪv/
累积的;渐增的
The cumulative impact of years of pollution has severely damaged the local ecosystem.
2 resonates /ˈrez.ən.eɪt.sɪz/
引起共鸣;共鸣
The candidate's message on economic reform resonates deeply with working-class voters.
3 flouted /flaʊtɪd/
藐视;公然违反
The corporation flouted environmental regulations, leading to significant fines from the EPA.
4 authorisation /ˌɔːθəraɪˈzeɪʃən/
授权;批准
The bank blocked the transaction due to a lack of proper authorisation from the account holder.
5 terminated /ˈtɜːrmɪneɪtɪd/
终止;解雇
The company terminated the contract after the supplier failed to meet safety standards.
6 bailout /ˈbeɪlaʊt/
救助金;纾困方案
The government announced a massive bailout for the auto industry to save thousands of jobs.
7 extravagant /ɪkˈstrævəɡənt/
奢侈的;挥霍的
The billionaire’s extravagant wedding ceremony cost millions and drew public criticism.
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