1 distinctivedistinct
distinctive“ɫ”“(d)ص”
distinct“ģ@”
a distinct smell of alcohol on his breaththe distinctive stripes of the zebra.
2 dualduel
dual“ص”
dual personalityp˸dual controlpعݠ
duel“Q(jng)(zhng)”
fight a duel with sb.cij˛Q
challenge sb. to a duelijQ
a duel of wits
3 eatableedible
eatable a.“ʳõģɳԵ”n.pl.“ʳʳƷ”
edible a.“mʳõԳԵ”n.pl.“ʳƷ”
ָԵĕr(sh)߿ͨã
The toast was burnt and barely eatable/edible.
r²һӣ
If something is eatableit may be eatenthough it may not be safe or desirable to do sobutif something is edible it is safe to eat.
4 economicaleconomic
economic“(jng)(j)W(xu)(jng)(j)ϵ”an economic survey of ScotlandKm(jng)(j){(dio)飻an economic blockade(jng)(j)ieconomical“(ji)(jng)(j)”He‘s had to learn to be more economical now that his only income is a small pension.
5 evokeinvoke
evoke“”evoke admirationwĽ
invoke“`ӣ`”ʹ(qun)
The shaman invokes the spirits of their ancestors. If our case fails in the national courts we will invoke the European Declaration on Human Rights.
6 fatalfateful
fatal “causing death or disaster”“”
a fatal disease֮Y
a fatal wound
fateful “crucialsignificantdeciding one‘s fate”“ش”“QԵQ\(yn)”
On that one fateful day in Octobermillions of pounds were wiped off the value of shares.
7 fictionalfictitious
fictional“̓(gu)Сf”
fictitious“̓(gu)”denotes something that is not real and has been created with the intention of deceiving others
He gave the police a fictitious name.
8 historicalhistoric
historical“P(gun)vʷ”“vʷ”the historical periodvʷAhistorical personagevʷ
historic“vʷКvʷx”historic townvʷǡ
9 impassableimpassible
impassable“ͨе”“Խ”an impassable swampͨеӝɵء
impassible“ʹo(dng)Ե”an impassible Godo(dng)Ե
10 inferimply
infer“룬ܜy(c)”“Ɣ”infer a motive from an effectЧ֪?jing)әC(j)
imply“……˼”
Do you realize what his words implyI(lng)(hu)fԒĺ
I do not imply that you are wrong.ҵ˼fe(cu)
11 impracticalimpracticable
impracticalnot sensible or efficient or not actually possible
“Ќ(sh)HF(xin)(sh)”
impracticablenot able to be done or used“܌(sh)еģвͨ”
With a river on one side and a steep drop on the otherit is impracticable to widen the road.
12 incredibleincredulous
incredible“ŵyŵ”incredible energy@˵
incredulous“ŵʾɵ”
be incredulous of hearsayŵ ;fan incredulous lookɵĿ
13 ingeniousingenuous
ingenious“C(j)`”
an ingenious mindC(j)`^Xan ingenious machineɵęC(j)
ingenuous“ֱʵģ̹”
14 intenseintensive
intense“ҵģ(qing)ҵ”“o”
an intense light(qing)ҵğintense heat
an intense life^l(f)D(qing)
intensive“ӏ(qing)е”“뼚(x)µģص”
an intensive bombardmentܼړ
an intensive studyصо
an intensive readingxopp. extensive readingx
15 junctionjuncture
junction“ӺϣB”“ģR̎”
make a junctionȡ(lin)j(lu)Bjunction boxӾ
juncturea particular point in time or in a sequence of events“ӺϣB”“r(sh)C(j)P(gun)^”
an important juncture in a man‘s careervеҪP(gun)^
at this juncture@(g)r(sh)
in the present critical juncture of thingsĿǰ@һΣP(gun)^
eٷW(wng)עԴ"ԭ(chung)"D(zhun)dע"Դ·W(wng)"`ߌ؟(z)
ڲָԴھW(wng)j(lu)֙(qun)Ո(qng)(lin)ϵ҂ͨQ
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