动物的形容词
通辽艺术职业学院-中秋贺语
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Terms Definitions
Alma
mater (n) school or college at which one
studied and presumably graduated
(adjadv)
not in name but in
reality; existing without
lawful
authority
(adj) having the same
position or
structure
(n) by virtue of
holding a certain
office
(n) After the
fact
(n) the right to get
de facto
homologous
ex officio
ex post facto
habeas corpus
modus operandi (n) the
method of operating or
working
persona non
grata
pro tempore
status quo
bovine
canine
equine
feline
lupine
leonine
ophidian
porcine
(n) someone not welcome or
acceptable
socially
(adjadv) temporary
(n) the
existing state or condition
(adj) of or like a
cow or ox
(adj) of or like a dog
(ad) of
or like a hourse
(adj) of or like a cat
(adj) of or like a wolf
(adj) of or like a
lion
(adj) of or like a snake
(adj) of or
like a pig
ursine
vulpine
abstinence
(adj) of or like a bear
(adj) of or like a fox
(n) self-restrait
from indulgence
of some kind of appetite
(adj) bitter in nature, speech or
behavior
(adj) inflexible in attitude or
opinion
acrimonious
adamant
phantasmagoria (n)
a sequence a realimaginary
images like those
seen in a dream
halcyon (adj) describing time
in the past
that was idyllically happy and
peaceful
(adj) in a state or period of
inactivity
(adj) overly theatrical
(adj) unthinking and irresponsible;
lacking vitality or effiency
(v) to
attribute or link
(adj) keenly perceptive or
discerning
(n) a curse
(adj) having
the simplicity and
charm of the countryside
(adj) demonstration aggression
(n)a minor
episode with unexpected
turmoil, confusion and
excitement
(n) someone who amuses other by
jokes and pranks
quiescent
histrionic
feckless
ascribe
astute
malediction
rustic
bellicose
brouhaha
buffoon
carnage (n)
the slaughter of many people as
in battle
(adj) large, clumsy, andor awkward
(n)
severe criticsm, often with
punishment
(v)
to formally surrender something
to another
(adj) cheerfully optimistic
(n) blood red
color
(ajd) wanting what belongs to
someone else
(v) to waste time
(vn)
(to express) disagreement
(n) extreme
happiness
(n) someone who dislikes people in
general
(adj) uniform; unchanging
(n)
favorable opinion
(n) device, action or
opening remark
thats risky but will gain
advantage
(adj) rude or unmannerly
(v) to
give, bestow or disclose
(adj) not allowing
passage of a
fluid
(adj) of the same kind;
alike
(adj) incapable of being subdued or
overcome
elephantine
castigation
cede
sanguine
covetous
dawdle
dissent
elation
misanthrope
equable
esteem
gamebit
boorish
impart
impermeable
homogeneous
indomitable
ingratiate (v) to
deliberately establish
oneself in the favor of
(v) to praise
(n) hymn of praise
(adj)
diverse in character or
content
(adj)
involving deep or serious
thought
(v) to
fascinate, spellbind, or
hypnotize
state
of being new; small
mass-produced
(n) a
beginner; a person new to a
task
having a
wish to do evil to others
laud
heterogeneous
pensive
mesmerize
novelty
novice
malevolent
(adj)
panthos (n) a quality that evokes pity or
sadness
the most sucessful point; highest
point
dangerous because insecure or
unsteady
a feeling or guess based on
intuition rather than known facts
exceptional or abnormal; not
occurring in
nature
vulgar or obscene
pinnacle (n)
precarious
(adj)
hunch (n)
preternatural
(adj)
profane (adj)
prominent (adj) conspicuous; eminent
protrude (v) to stick out
rally
(vn) to gather people to inspire them
anew
a recovery of strength
to wander leisurely
or aimlessly
widespread
to talk wildly or
vehemently; to
rave
one who repeatedly
relapses,
especially into crime
high-
sounding language with little
meaning
ramble (v)
rampant (adj)
rant (v)
recidivist
(nadj)
bombast (n)
insidious (adj) proceeding in a gradual,
subtle way
with harmful effects
remorse
(n)
amiable (adj)
perturbation
(N)
deep regret for one's own wrongdoing
friendly
1)mental uneasiness; 2) a
deviation
of something caused by an outside
influence
carelessly lazy lackadaisical
(adj)
reprieve (nv) a break from
postponement of
punishment or evil; to delay
punishment
scapegoat (n) person who bears
the blame and
suffering for others
of
tombs and burials; funeral and
dismal
astute or sharp in practical matters
a
long, tedious speech or piece of
writing
sepulchral
(adj)
shrewd (adj)
screed (n)
slovenly (adj) messy or
unclean in appearance or
habits
steadfast
(adj) firm in purpose or direction
sublime
(adj) 1)supreme or outstanding 2) lofty in
thought and language
to become less active
or violent
abruptly concise; brief and pithy
violation of a law or command; sin
subside
(v)
terse (adj)
transgression
(n)
unimpeachable
(adj)
fecund (adj)
above suspicion; impeccable
fertile (re:
animals and humans);
producing lots of
offspring
to beset with difficulties; to lay
siege to
beleaguer (v)
inchoate (adj)
just begun and not fully formed or
developed
(usu. re: ideas or speech)
volatile (adj)
unstable in mood or temper, liable
to become
violent or explosive
hirsute (adj)
having lots of hair