英语单词教案
abrupt [英][əˈbrʌpt][美][əˈbrʌpt]
adj.突然的，意外的; 无理的，唐突的; 不连贯的; 陡峭的; 例句：
~That could provide cushion in an abrupt tumble. 这可在市场出现突然性下滑时提供缓冲。
~Typically such systems experience faster expansions during busine-cycle upswings and more abrupt contractions during receions.
此类系统往往在经济上升周期迅速扩张，而在经济衰退时急剧收缩。
ble [英][bles][美][blɛs]
vt.祝福; 保佑; 赞美; 为…祈福; 例句：
~God ble the person who does this.
愿上帝保佑做这份工作的人。
~So what kind of goals does god ble? 那么什么样的目标能够得到神的祝福？
deny [英][dɪ\'naɪ][美][dɪˈnaɪ]
vt.拒绝; 拒绝承认; 拒绝…占有; 否认知情; ~It\'s one thing to emphatically deny monopolistic practices.
断然否认垄断行为是一回事。 ~Is it fair to deny them help?
拒绝这些药品对他们公平吗？ pursuit [英][pəˈsju:t][美][pɚˈsut]
n.追赶; 工作;
~That said, the battle wages on and the pursuit of transparency continues. 但斗争仍在持续，对透明度的追求也依然不懈。
fabricate [英][\'fæbrɪkeɪt][美][ˈfæbrɪˌket]
vt.制造; 装配; 捏造; ~Whether or not you choose to find or fabricate your water droplets it can take a bit of effort to get right.
不论你选择寻找还是制造你的拍摄对象，都需要一些准备。
confront [英][kən\'frʌnt][美][kənˈfrʌnt]
vt.面对; 使面对面，使对质; 碰到，遇到; 比较; ~But it is the one they confront. 但这是他们必须要面对的。
~Confront her, confound her soul! 面对她，去她那该死的灵魂！
bracket [英][ˈbrækɪt][美][ˈbrækɪt]
n.支架，悬臂; 括弧; 类别，等级; [数]同类项;
vt.为…装托架; 把…括在一起; 把…分类; 排除;
~Airbus has suffered acute embarrament and angered some of its customers following the discovery of two types of cracks on a l-shaped bracket that connects the a380 wing skin to its internal structure.
在发现连接a380机翼蒙皮与内部结构的l型托架上存在两种裂缝后，空客大为尴尬，并激怒了一些客户。
~Even many company directors would fall short of that income bracket. 即使是很多公司的董事也到不了这个收入档次。
minimal [英][ˈmɪnɪməl][美][ˈmɪnəməl]
adj.最小的，极少的; 极小的;
n.最简单派艺术作品;
~The best tax systems combine low rates with minimal exemptions. 最好的税制是最少的利率加最小的免税额。
~That means getting to maive scale at relatively minimal cost. 这意味着以相对最小的代价发展到巨大的规模。
item [英][\'aɪtəm][美][ˈaɪtəm]
n.条，条款; 项目; 一则; 一件商品（或物品）; adv.又，同上; ~Item: it is immensely convenient. 项目：纸币极其便利。 ~Item: observed casually, it appears the answer to gold famine alarmists. 项目：通过随机观察可以发现，纸币应该是黄金短缺忧虑的解决方案。
genuine [英][ˈdʒenjuɪn][美][ˈdʒɛnjuɪn]
adj.真正的; 坦率的，真诚的; 血统纯粹的，纯种的; [医学]真性的;
~Whether that excitement translates into genuine sales is another question entirely. 这些惊喜究竟能否转变为真正的销售额则完全是另一回事。 ~could tell her tears were genuine. 我感觉她的眼泪是真的。
primarily [英][praɪˈmerəli][美][praɪˈmɛrəli, -ˈmɛr-]
adv.首先; 首要地，主要地; 根本上; 本来;
~Is the iue primarily one of different aesthetic sensibilities? 论辩核心首先是一个不同的美学感知问题吗？ ~Primarily, it was how it worked. 从根本上，在于它的工作性能。
linger [英][\'lɪŋɡə(r)][美][ˈlɪŋɡɚ]
vi.逗留，徘徊; 缓慢消失;
~That stuff can linger for months. 那类药可以持续几个月。
~Still, price effects could linger. 不过，价格效应还会持续一段时间。
tangible [英][ˈtændʒəbl][美][ˈtændʒəbəl]
adj.可触知的; 确实的，真实的; 实际的; [法]有形的; n.有形资产; 可触知的或具体的某事物;
The only tangible return here is money, not a trendy watch. 这里唯一的有形回报是货币，不是什么时尚手表。 The experience is almost tangible. 这种体验几乎是有形的。
