托业考试综合辅导(4)

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daily adj. occurring on a regular basis

daily n. newspaper that is published 5 to 7 times a week

damage n. injury. harm

damage v. to cause harm. to cause injury. to destroy partly

dampen v. to make damp. to deaden, restrain, or depress

dash n. punctuation mark indicating a break in a sentence. hyphen. bit. 0drop. pinch. rush. sprint. onset. race. vigor. spirit

dash v. to move with sudden speed. to bolt. to shatter. to hurl. to cast

date n. day, month and year according to the calendar. interview. meeting

deadline n. time when a project. assignment. task or job must be completed or turned in

deafening adj. to make deaf, especially momentarily by a loud noise. to make soundproof

deal n. agreement. business transaction. exchange. amount

deal v. to give. to provide. to offer. to distribute. to supply. to direct. to take care. to sell. to trade

dealer n. supplier. seller. merchant. agent. sales representative

dealing n. manner of doing business. behavior. distribution. giving out

debase v. to lower in character, quality, or value. degrade

debate n. argument. dispute. discussion. conversation

debate v. to argue. to discuss. to consider. to ponder

debris n. rubble. ruins. wreckage. fragments

debt n. obligation. something owed (i.e. money)

debut n. opening of a show. first public appearance

debut v. to perform for the first time. to make ones premiere performance

decade n. ten years. group of tens

deceive v. to cause to believe what is not true. mislead

declaration n. statement. proclamation. announcement

declare v. to proclaim. to make a statement. to make a full statement of (ones taxable or dutiable property)

decline n. downward. descent. slope. ebb

decline v. to refuse. to go down. to decrease. to fall

decorate v. to furnish, provide, or adorn with something ornamental. embellish. to confer a medal or other honor on

decrease n. decline. reduction. lessening

decrease v. to reduce. to lessen. to decline

dedicate v. to devote to. to set apart for. to inscribe (a book, poem, song, story etc.) to someone

dedication n. devotion. inscription (in a book, poem, etc.)

deduce v. to reach (a conclusion) by reasoning. to infer from a general principle. reason deductively

deduction n. the act of deducting. subtraction. an amount that is or may be deducted. the drawing of a conclusion by reasoning

defamation n. The act of defaming. calumny

default n. failure to perform a duty. failure to pay on time. failure to appear in court. option on a computer which is automatically 0selected

default v. to fail to perform a duty. to fail to pay on time. to fail to appear in court

defect n. deficiency. flaw

defect v. to desert. to abandon. to change sides

defense n. protection. security. rampart. shield

deference n. submission or courteous yielding to the opinion, wishes, or judgment of another. courteous respect

define v. to explain. to clarify. to limit. to set boundaries

definition n. explanation. meaning. interpretation (as of a word or term)

deform v. to spoil the natural form of. misshape. to spoil the beauty or appearance of. disfigure

degrade v. to reduce in grade, rank, or status. demote. to lower in dignity. dishonor or disgrace. to lower in moral or intellectual character. debase

degree n. rank. extent. unit of measurement of temperature and angles. academic title received after completing a program of studies at a university or college, i.e.: MBA (Master of Business Administration)

deject v. to lower the spirits of. dishearten

delay n. postponement. hindrance. hold-up. stopping. lingering

delay v. to postpone. to hinder. to linger. to move slowly. to loiter

delegate n. representative. deputy. agent. participant of a conference, convention. seminar etc.

delegate v. to authorize. to appoint as representative. to pass a duty or responsibility on to someone else

0delete v. to remove totally. to erase. to eliminate

deliberate adj. intentional. purposeful. methodical

delicious adj. tasty. having a pleasant taste or smell

delineate v. to draw or trace the outline of. sketch out. to represent pictorially. depict. to depict in words or gestures. describe

deliver v. to convey. to give. to bring. to distribute. to express

delivery n. distribution. liberation. transference

delude v. to deceive the mind or judgment of

demeanor n. behavior. conduct. bearing. appearance

demographics n. study of the statistical characteristics of a population

demolish v. to destroy. to ruin. to tear down. to remove

demonstrate v. to exhibit. to present. to display emotion. to display public opinion (through a protest march, meeting or any other action). to show or illustrate something through example, or physical demonstrations

demonstration n. exhibition. explanation. showing. display of public opinion (through a protest march, meeting or any other action). emotional display

denial n. refusal to accept. refusal to believe. refusal to recognize. act of denying

denominator n. shared characteristic. common feature. number below the line in a fraction (Mathematics)

denounce v. to condemn openly as being evil or reprehensible. to accuse formally

dense adj. compact. having a high mass per unit volume. close

density n. compactness. closeness

deny v. to say that something is not true. to refuse. to renounce

depart v. to leave. to go away. to go in a different direction. to die

departure n. leaving. going away. opposite of arrival

depend v. to rely on. to trust. to be dependent upon. to be supported by

dependent adj. relying on. needing (the help or support of another person). conditional. contingent

depict v. to describe. to illustrate. to characterize. to portray. to elucidate

deplete v. to decrease the fullness of. use up or empty out

deplore v. to feel or express strong disapproval of. condemn. to express sorrow or grief over

deploy v. to be spread out or arranged strategically (of troops, etc.). to move into a position of readiness and availability

deposit n. sum of money that has been put in a bank for safekeeping. partial payment. pledge

deposit v. to put a sum of money in a bank for safekeeping. to pay in part. to set down

deprivation n. a removal of rank or office. a removal of rank or office. a removal of rank or office

deprive v. to take something away from. to keep from possessing or enjoying. deny. to remove from office

deregulate v. to free from regulation, especially to remove government regulations from

deregulation n. process of removing something from government control. transferal of ownership from government to private hands. privatization

dereliction n. willful neglect, as of duty or principle. the act of abandoning. abandonment

deride v. to speak of or treat with contemptuous mirth