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DAY73

 　　1. platitudinous a. 平凡的 , 陈腐的 词频:1 [ˌplæti'tju:dinəs]

　　近义词：ordinary / stock

　　权威例句：And, strangely, such platitudinous advice is not altogether unrealistic.(ECONOMIST: The road from Hesse | The)

　　2. trite a. 平庸的 , 陈腐的 词频:1 [trait]

　　近义词：banal / bromidic

　　权威例句：The mole's reasons for spying for Russia, once they are revealed, seem a little trite.(ECONOMIST: Robert Littell's 13th novel is creeping up on America—fast)

　　3. ruinous a. 破坏性的 , 破败的 词频:1 ['ruinəsˌ'ru:i-]

　　近义词：fell / destructive

　　权威例句：He was beloved by that fabled Arab street because he indulged its ruinous passions and alibis.(WSJ: Fouad Ajami: Obama's Holbrooke Moment)

　　4. disruptive a. 破坏性的 , 制造混乱的 , 分裂的 词频:1 [dis'rʌptiv]

　　近义词：destructive / devastative

　　权威例句：Which makes sense: Young people have a better feel for the next disruptive thing.(FORBES: The 35% Solution)

　　5. deplorable a. 凄惨的 , 应受谴责的 , 破旧的 词频:1 [di'plɔ:rəbl]

　　近义词：sad / regretable

　　权威例句：As far back as we can see, human affairs have always been in a deplorable state.(FORBES: Magazine Article)

　　6. bizarre a. 奇异的 , 怪诞的 词频:1 [bi'zɑ:]

　　近义词：fantastic / funny / fatastic

　　权威例句：Then they explain the bizarre name of the company, just in case the customer is confused.(FORBES: The Profit Givers)

　　7. gaseous a. 气体的 , 气态的 , 无实质的 词频:1 ['gæsiəsˌ'geizjəs]

　　近义词：gasiform / gassy

　　权威例句：The stinking gaseous rotting of flesh it causes often requires the amputation of limbs.(ECONOMIST: A sick inventory)

　　8. germane a. 恰当的 , 有密切关系的 词频:1 [dӡə:'mein]

　　近义词：correct / apt

　　权威例句：Neither of these corporate illustrations is germane to the licensing experience on my mind today.(FORBES: Post-Visionary Licensing Diagnostics)

　　9. latent a. 潜在的 , 潜伏的 词频:1 ['leitənt]

　　近义词：potential / hidden / underlying

　　权威例句：True potential is latent in the rugged terrain that few are willing to traverse.(FORBES: Unexpected Intersections and the Secret to Greatness)

　　10. drab a. 浅褐色的 , 单调的 词频:1 [dræb]

　　近义词：flat / blank / monotonous;sandy beige / cafe au lait;lethargize

　　权威例句：As a rule, he writes about completely ordinary people, middle- and working-class, from drab places.(NEWYORKER: Blue Period)

　　11. intense a. 强烈的 , 紧张的 词频:1 [in'tens]

　　近义词：burning / stressed / sharp / warm / hot

　　权威例句：It had been as intense and violent a firefight as any soldier will experience.(WHITEHOUSE: Medal of Honor for Staff Sergeant Salvatore Giunta)

　　12. mandatory a. 强制的 , 命令的 词频:1 ['mændətəri]

　　近义词：managed / compulsive;bailee / consignee

　　权威例句：Folks were leaving two and three days prior to the both voluntary and mandatory evacuations.(NPR: New Orleans Family Heads North)

　　13. coercive a. 强制的 , 强迫的 词频:1 [kəu'ə:siv]

　　近义词：mandatory / compulsive

　　权威例句：Mitchell got to interview some individuals due to the coercive powers of federal prosecutors. (FORBES: The Roger Clemens Witch Hunt)

　　14. obligatory a. 强制性的 , 义务的 , 必须的 词频:1 [ə'bligətəri]

　　近义词：compulsory / deontic

　　权威例句：Nor, however, was it met with the sort of scathing rebuke that was once obligatory. (ECONOMIST: Trying to escape history)

　　15. gracious a. 亲切的 , 优雅的 , 有礼貌的 词频:1 ['greiʃəs]

　　近义词：nice / friendly / sweet / delicate / magnificent;oh / my / dear / egad

　　权威例句：So I think that -- again, he was -- he thought she was very gracious.(WHITEHOUSE: Press Briefing)

　　16. industrious a. 勤劳的 , 勤奋的 词频:1 [in'dʌstriəs]

　　近义词：diligent / hard-working

　　权威例句：De la Renta and his team may be the most industrious of the large fashion houses based here.(FORBES: Oscar de la Renta Got The Memo About Emerald)

　　17. adolescent a. 青春期的 n. 青少年 词频:1 [ˌædəu'lesnt]

　　近义词：pubertal / hebetic;youths / teener

　　权威例句：They depict an almost adolescent view of romance: Every night on the town leads to bliss. (WSJ: Dressing Up Justin Timberlake | The 20/20 Experience | By Jim Fusilli)

　　18. contemptuous a. 轻蔑的 , 鄙视的 词频:1 [kən'temptjuəs]

　　近义词：scornful / sniffish

　　权威例句：An incredibly contemptuous attitude towards the chief executive he was supposed to be advising!(FORBES: What About Joe? Knowing Who Your Customer Is)

　　19. pejorative a. 轻蔑的 , 贬低的 n. 轻蔑语 词频:1 [pi'dʒɔrətiv]

　　近义词：scornful / sniffish

　　权威例句：But it was also just good journalism to discontinue the use of a needless pejorative term.(FORBES: Language, Politics, and Journalistic Objectivity)

　　20. lighthearted a. 轻松愉快的 , 无忧无虑的 词频:1 ['lait'hɑ:tid]

　　近义词：festival / cheerful / enjoyable / gay

　　权威例句：Despite the lighthearted approach, the risks of living and working in a combat zone are real.(WSJ: A Superheroic Caped Crusade to Keep Troops Safe in Afghanistan)

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