2017托福考试阅读高频词汇解析（十五）_第2页

　　§ absence

　　§ 缺乏

　　§ Presence

　　§ What we have—by the design of auto manufacturers and dealers, who could sell the cars however they want—is a system in which there's almost a complete absence of trust from the beginning.

　　§ linguistic

　　§ 语言的

　　§ The ability to write is a supreme test of linguistic competence.

　　§ archaeological

　　§ 考古学的

　　§ In particular, he said they had been influenced by the discovery of a crucified skeleton, whichwas found near Jerusalem in 1968 and is the only such archaeological find.

　　§ biological

　　§ 生物的

　　§ How do you respond to skeptics who say there must be some biological or physiological basisfor that kind of experience, which you say in the book is medically inexplicable?

　　§ data

　　§ information

　　§ 数据

　　§ If you can gather this data, you can then determine those techniques that are most effective inyour environment.

　　§ fanciful

　　§ 稀奇的

　　§ They say things, like they want to be close to nature and run free in the fields, but they want toachieve this fanciful vision by killing.

　　§ mutually exclusive

　　§ 相互排斥的

　　§ Doing good and doing right need not be mutually exclusive -- and in this case should even bemutually reinforcing.

　　§ devise

　　§ come up with

　　§ 想出

　　§ I also explain how to devise metrics for the above features, and provide some development tips that will enhance the abilities of your application.

　　§ implicitly

　　§ 绝对地:完全地

　　§ Explicit

　　§ Otherwise, you can easily end up in a situation where the classes on both sides of the call implicitly assume that they own that array, with unpredictable results.

　　§ deprecate

　　§ disapprove

　　§ 反对

　　§ As the web evolves and priorities change, we sometimes deprecate APIs – that is, remove themfrom active development – to free up resources and concentrate on moving forward.

　　§ navigational

　　§ 航行的

　　§ With the code demonstrated here, you can apply this next level of navigational system to any application through the use of synthetic keyboard and mouse events.

　　§ assume

　　§ presume

　　§ 假定

　　§ For this reason, we must assume as little as possible about the use of these operations.

　　§ navigate

　　§ 航行

　　§ Larger ships will be able to navigate the river after the main channel is deepened.

　　§ colonize

　　§ 将…开拓为殖民地

　　§ These early hominids were likely “ancient pioneers”, as they appear to be among the first toleave Africa to colonize other parts of the world.

　　§ infer

　　§ 推测

　　§ Because once we know that, we can infer which of the three hypotheses is correct.

　　§ civilization

　　§ 文明

　　§ But here I am in China, in my second year of living in this amazingly progressive civilization, andI can honestly say that I have never once regretted my decision to teach in China.