2019年英语六级高频基础词汇500个（251-300）

2019年英语六级高频基础词汇500个（251-300）

　　251. resemblance v.相似

　　I was looking for some resemblance between my ancestor and my self.

　　252. resent v.怨恨 He resented being called his nickname.

　　253. retort v.反驳

　　He retorted that I was to blame. 他反驳说这事全赖我。

　　254. retrieve v.取回(get back, bring back)

　　He retrieved the important letter from the waste paper basket.

　　255. reunion n.团聚=get-together an occasion for family ~

　　256. revelation n.揭示 What revelation do you get from this story?

　　257. revive v.使复苏 ~ economy

　　258. rigorous a.严格的 ~ training for doctors

　　259. rip v.撕裂 You should rip the cover off the box first.

　　260. ritual n.仪式=ceremony/routine

　　His morning ~is to make coffee， take a shower and have breakfast.

　　261. robust a.健壮的

　　To be an astronaut, you must be in robust health. It is not an occupation for a frail person.

　　262. rot v.腐烂=decay

　　But plastics and rubber never rot. If they are burned, they give off poisonous gases.

　　263. safeguard v.保护 We must safeguard forest timber.

　　264. savage a.野蛮的=not civilized savage manners

　　265. scent n.香味

　　On summer evenings the flowers gave forth an almost intoxicating scent.

　　266. scrutiny n.细看

　　A close scrutiny of these arguments would reveal how ridiculous it is 。

　　267. setback n.挫折 How should we face life setback?

　　268. shatter v.使粉碎 It shattered my dream.

　　269. simulate v.模拟

　　It is important for language learning to simulate the audio-visual process.

　　270. skeptical a.怀疑的

　　Her tone is skeptical and detached. 她的声音是怀疑的，冷漠的。

　　271. slack a.松弛的 Business is slack in this season.

　　272. sneak v.溜; 偷偷地做

　　We had to laugh and sneak out. 我们一边笑一边溜了出去。

　　273. sober a.未醉的 I’m ~ enough.

　　274. specifications n.规格, 说明书

　　Can you give me a price list with specifications?

　　275. spectacle n.景象, 大观 This is a moving spectacle.

　　276. spectator n.旁观者

　　He was content to stand by as an impassive spectator.

　　他满足于站在旁边做一个冷漠的旁观者。

　　277. spontaneous a.自发的

　　Success is not spontaneous combustion. You must first set yourself on fire!

　　成功不是自发燃烧而成的!你必须点燃自己的激情!

　　278. stability n.稳定 We must promote stability and unity.

　　279. stagger v.蹒跚 The drunkard stagger across the road.

　　280. stationary a.固定的，静止不动的

　　A stationary object is easy to be aimed at.

　　281. stimulus n.刺激 Ambition is a great stimulus.

　　282. straightforward a.坦率的 a ~ reply

　　283. stubborn a.倔强的 Mike was a stubborn boy when I first met him.

　　284. stumble v.绊倒 He stumbled down the stairs like a mad man.

　　285. subordinate a.从属的

　　Pleasure should be subordinate to duty。与工作相比，娱乐应是次要的。

　　286. subscribe to v.订阅 Which journal(s) do you subscribe to ?

　　287. subsidy n.补贴 May we have a subsidy for sales promotion?

　　288. subtle a.微妙的 the ~ difference of the two words

　　289. supervise v.监督 Supervise and motivate team members

　　290. suppress v.镇压; 抑制 She could not suppress a rising panic.

　　291. tangle with v.争吵, 纠葛 Martin tangled with her over the question.

　　292. tariff n.关税

　　As a WTO member, China is supposed to greatly reduce tariff and non-tariff barriers.

　　293. tease v.取笑 Marian teased George about his big glasses.

　　294. temperament n.气质

　　He has an elastic temperament. 他有开朗的性情。

　　295. tempt v.引诱

　　Nothing could tempt her to evil. 什麽也不能引诱她做坏事。

　　296. tentative a.试探的 I think we can draw up a tentative plan now.

　　297. terminate v.终止 The game terminated in a victory for Italian team.

　　298. texture n.质地 I choose paper towel because I like the texture.

　　299. threshold n.开端 on the ~ of (即将开始)

　　300. timid a.胆小的

　　The timid person must grow in courage before opportunity will knock.