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📅 2026-06-11 · 14 个单词 · 往期卡片
⭐ seismic ⭐ disorder ⭐ reunion ⭐ fortunes ⭐ miraculous
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seismic
adjective /ˈsaɪz.mɪk/
地震的;巨大的(变化)
Relating to earthquakes; used metaphorically to describe a very large or important change.

The election results marked a seismic shift in the country’s political landscape.

Seismic:Seis(像地震时的晃动声)+mic → 地震般的震动。

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disorder
noun /dɪsˈɔːrdər/
混乱;骚乱;(医学)疾病
A state of confusion or lack of order; a medical condition.

Police deployed tear gas to quell the disorder that erupted after the election results were announced.

Dis-order:没有“秩序”(order) 就是“混乱”(disorder)。

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reunion
noun /riˈjuːnjən/
重聚;团圆
An act of coming together again after a period of separation.

The high school class of 1990 held their annual reunion at the old campus, drawing former students from across the country.

Re-un-ion:再次 (Re) 成为 (un-) 一个 (ion) 整体,即“重聚”。

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fortunes
noun /ˈfɔːrtʃuːnz/
巨额财富;运气
Large sums of money; luck or chance events.

The tech startup made its founders immediate fortunes after the successful IPO last quarter.

Fortune cookie:吃幸运饼干,里面写着“fortune”(财富/运气)。

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miraculous
adjective /mɪˈrækjələs/
奇迹般的;不可思议的
Happening in a way that seems impossible or god-like; very surprising and wonderful.

Doctors were baffled by the miraculous recovery of the patient who had suffered severe cardiac arrest.

Mir-a-cu-lous:Mir (看) + a + cu (粗) + lous (路)。看啊,粗人走的路变成了奇迹!

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humane
adjective /hjuˈmeɪn/
人道的;仁慈的
Showing compassion or benevolence; designed to cause the least pain or suffering.

Critics argued that the new detention policies were not humane and violated human rights standards.

Hu-man-e:Hu (呼) + man (男人) + e (饿)。男人呼救说饿,需要人道援助。

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reciprocated
verb (past tense) /rɪˈsɪprəkeɪtɪd/
回报;互换;响应
To respond to an action or feeling with a similar one; to give back in exchange.

The trade sanctions were quickly reciprocated by the opposing nation, leading to a tariff war.

Re-ci-pro-cated:Re (再) + ci (次) + pro (前面) + cated (看)。再次数前面的东西看一遍,看看对方是不是也对我好(回报)!

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sentiment
noun /ˈsɛntɪmənt/
情绪;公众意见;基调
The prevailing attitude or feeling of a group of people, especially regarding a political or social issue.

Public sentiment has shifted dramatically against the proposed tax reforms.

Sentiment:Senti(感觉)+ ment(心)→ 心里的情绪和大众的意见。

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conclusions
noun /kənˈkluːʒənz/
结论;推断;结局
Decisions or judgments reached by reasoning after considering evidence or arguments.

The committee reached no definitive conclusions regarding the cause of the outage.

Con-(一起)+ clude(关闭)→ 把讨论关闭,得出最终结论。

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apparent
adjective /əˈpærənt/
明显的;表面上的
Clearly visible or understood; or seeming real/true but not necessarily so.

The apparent ease of the negotiation masked deep underlying disagreements.

App-(向下)+ parent(出现)→ 事情浮出水面,看起来很明显。注意:有时只是‘看起来’如此。

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assets
noun /ˈæsets/
资产;优势;有价值的人/物
Things that are useful or valuable to someone; in finance, items of value owned by a person or company.

The company’s intellectual property portfolio remains its most valuable asset.

Asset:A-sset(坐下)→ 坐下的是你的家产(资产)。在体育/职场中指‘王牌’或‘优势’。

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asserts
verb /əˈsɜːrts/
断言;坚称;主张
To state a fact or belief confidently and forcefully.

The defense attorney asserts that the evidence was obtained illegally.

As-serts:阿司匹林(As)吃了 assert(坚定)地说“我不痛了”,强行主张自己没事。

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interests
noun /ˈɪntrəsts/
利益;权益;利害关系
Advantages or benefits that are important to someone or something.

The trade agreement aims to balance the economic interests of both nations.

In-ter-ests:In(在...里面)ter(特)ests(伊斯特,地名)。为了伊斯特的利益,大家争得头破血流。

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reigniting
verb /riːˈaɪtɪŋ/
重新点燃;复兴(激情、冲突、希望等)
To start burning or glowing again; to revive a feeling, conflict, or process.

The recent scandal is reigniting debates over corporate accountability.

Re-ignit-ing:Re(再次)ignit(点火)ing。把冷掉的火重新点着,就像把冷掉的争论重新炒热。

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1 seismic /ˈsaɪz.mɪk/
地震的;巨大的(变化)
The election results marked a seismic shift in the country’s political landscape.
2 disorder /dɪsˈɔːrdər/
混乱;骚乱;(医学)疾病
Police deployed tear gas to quell the disorder that erupted after the election results were announced.
3 reunion /riˈjuːnjən/
重聚;团圆
The high school class of 1990 held their annual reunion at the old campus, drawing former students from across the country.
4 fortunes /ˈfɔːrtʃuːnz/
巨额财富;运气
The tech startup made its founders immediate fortunes after the successful IPO last quarter.
5 miraculous /mɪˈrækjələs/
奇迹般的;不可思议的
Doctors were baffled by the miraculous recovery of the patient who had suffered severe cardiac arrest.
6 humane /hjuˈmeɪn/
人道的;仁慈的
Critics argued that the new detention policies were not humane and violated human rights standards.
7 reciprocated /rɪˈsɪprəkeɪtɪd/
回报;互换;响应
The trade sanctions were quickly reciprocated by the opposing nation, leading to a tariff war.
8 sentiment /ˈsɛntɪmənt/
情绪;公众意见;基调
Public sentiment has shifted dramatically against the proposed tax reforms.
9 conclusions /kənˈkluːʒənz/
结论;推断;结局
The committee reached no definitive conclusions regarding the cause of the outage.
10 apparent /əˈpærənt/
明显的;表面上的
The apparent ease of the negotiation masked deep underlying disagreements.
11 assets /ˈæsets/
资产;优势;有价值的人/物
The company’s intellectual property portfolio remains its most valuable asset.
12 asserts /əˈsɜːrts/
断言;坚称;主张
The defense attorney asserts that the evidence was obtained illegally.
13 interests /ˈɪntrəsts/
利益;权益;利害关系
The trade agreement aims to balance the economic interests of both nations.
14 reigniting /riːˈaɪtɪŋ/
重新点燃;复兴(激情、冲突、希望等)
The recent scandal is reigniting debates over corporate accountability.
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