What is the vocabulary of CET-4?

The amount of vocabulary not only determines college students' understanding of the test questions, but also affects everyone's confidence in CET-4. Although the vocabulary of CET-4 changes every year, it fluctuates in the same range, that is, the outline requires you to master 4500 words. Don't be intimidated by this number, because in high school, some students with good English foundation have a vocabulary far exceeding this number, so as long as you learn to master some basic vocabulary and then summarize the strange vocabulary in the real question, you can probably reach 4500.

Common vocabulary of CET-4:

1, give up

Fanaticism; Jean; Jean. Give up; give up

2. Ability

Ability, ability; talent

3. capable

Yes; Ability to manage; A competent name; Aboul (Iran); Abel (UK)

4, abnormal

Not normal; Irregular; abnormal

go aboard

On the plane; [ship] is on board; Prepare on the train. what's up Last/better/previous/last name

6. Abolish

Abolish; Abolish; Cancel, abolish

7. Abortion

Abortion, abortion; Aborted fetus; Fail (a plan, etc), die young

8. About

Preposition about; Nearby; Nearby; Walking around; Working. About; Around; Roughly everywhere; Careless; An informal person

9. Above

Preposition exceeds; On it; On top of; On top of; Above ['kk: t] a. Above.

10, abroad

In foreign countries; Overseas ['overseas] a. overseas. Foreign countries/land

1 1, suddenly

Stiff; Stiff; Suddenly; Abrupt; cliffy

12, absence

No; Lack; Absence; Pay no attention to [

13, absence

Absence; Absence; Lack; Absent-minded; Absent; Not present.

14, absolutely

Absolutely; Complete; Absolutely; Absolutely; absolute

Absolutely.

Absolutely; completely

16, absorption

Absorption; Attraction; Bear; Understand; Manufacturing? be absorbed in

17, summary

Abstract; Abstract; Abstract conceptual; Abstract; Deep; Deep. Abstract; Excerpts; Abstract; Divert (attention, interest, etc). ); Absent-minded Make a summary;

18, rich

Rich; Rich; be rich in

19, abuse

Noun (abbreviation for noun) abuse; Abuse; Abuse; Disadvantages; Bad habits. Abuse; Abuse; Abuse; Abuse; Aibis (UK)

academic

Academic; Theoretically; College students, university teachers; scholar

2 1, college

University; Institute; Society; college

speed up

Speed up; Accelerate the growth rate VI; Promotion; raise

23, accelerate

Accelerate; Acceleration v. acceleration; To promote (accelerated deformation)