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Vocabulary of College English Test Band B
Vocabulary of College English Test Band B

1, baby n.

2. bachelor; Unmarried men; bachelor

Bacon [bacon] bacon

4. bacteria; Bacteria; Boxing fan

5. Badge; Badge; symbol

Confuse. make hay of

7. bait; attractant

8. Balcony; Balcony; balcony

9. Bald; smooth

10, ballet n; dance drama

Bamboo, bamboo stick

Bandage 12, bandage n.

Robber, robber, gangster

14, the sixth bank. Deposit money in the bank

Banker, banker

Bankrupt; Bankrupt.

Banquet, grand event, banquet

18, barely ad. Just, reluctantly.

19, barge n. barge; Large cruise ship

Barley.

Barometer [2 1] barometer

22. Baron; Noble; A business tycoon/tycoon/tycoon/baron

23. barren; Barren; Not pregnant

24. baseball; Baseball; baseball

25. Basement; Basement; Cellar; ground floor

26. Inland sea; basin

27. battery; Battery company; Weapon group

Battle six. And fight

Fair, cheap shop

30. beads; Perforated beads; dewdrop

Abnormal, abnormal

Abolish; Abolish rescissory

33. absurd

34. Accessories; Plan together

35. Consistent; consistent

Acknowledge; Admit. admit

Understand, understand

38. sharp

39. adhesion VI. Adhesion; Abide by, insist on

Be responsible for, carry out

Advocate; Advocate. Advocate; Advocate.

Warning, alarm

Claiming; Declare Assert, demand

Alliance ['alliance] n.

Allowance, allowance

46. alternate

ambiguous

ambitious

49. modification; Correction.

Applause. praise

Considerable, considerable

52. carelessness and doubt; include

53. array n. a series; grade

Clear pronunciation. Express clearly and powerfully. A. Be good at expressing.

55. Rise. clamber

Attribute/belonging to

57. Guarantee; Insurance; Assure, grasp

58. beneficial ['reikknt] a. useful

Barren, barren

60, baby n. baby; A naive person

6 1, reply to the advertisement. It's in the back; Go back to the original place; return

Background, background, experience

63. Backward; Backward; Inverted advertisement

64. Bacteria

65. bad a. bad, evil; serious

66. Terribly. Bad, poor; Seriously

Badminton.

68. bags, wallets and backpacks

Luggage; luggage

70. bake. Roast, roast, roast; Burn hard

7 1, balanced vt. Strike a balance; keep balance

72. Ball; Ball; Dance (party)

Balloon toy balloon

74.bananas. Banana plants

75. Band; Band; Belt; wave band

76. Loud noises and gunshots; break?into?pieces

77. Banks; Bank; Library; Rocks and dikes

Flag, flag, flag

79. Bar; Bar room; Bars and poles; bar

Barber, barber

8 1, naked a. naked; only

82. transactions; Deal. Bargaining; trade

Bark

Barn; Barn; storehouse

85. barrel n; Cylinder; bucket

86. Fences; obstacle

87. Foundation, bottom layer; basis

88.basic

Memorizing skills of college English words

1. Logical memory: Memorize vocabulary through the internal logical relationship of words and the external logical relationship between words.

(1) Think of a few words as one, for example, "Just play right at night".

(2) the old exterior and the new interior, such as: the bridge is regarded as the ridge of the bridge, and the ridge is regarded as Sharp Harper.

(3) New external and old internal, such as: splitting "splitting" as splitting wit "wit" as wit.

2. Associative memory:

(1) Phonological association means memorizing words according to the rules of pronunciation.

(2) the relationship between form and meaning, such as: eye regards two E's as two eyes. Bananas regard A as bananas. Birds regard B and D as two wings.

(3) Onomatopoeia words are associated with actual sounds, such as Gong Gong Gu Gu Gu Gu.

3. Classified memory: classify words into animals, plants and other categories for classified memory. You can find a classified dictionary as a reference.

4, card memory: make your own word card to remember words at any time, and write down the shape, part of speech, meaning, phonetic symbols, collocation, example sentences and so on.

5. Sensory memory: When memorizing words, don't just use one sense, but use as many senses as possible, such as listening, reading, writing, watching and remembering.

6. Software memory: If you have a computer, you can use computer software to remember words, such as memorizing words happily, creating words, and I love memorizing words.

7. Word-formation memory: using word formation, memorizing vocabulary by analyzing root, prefix, suffix, derivation and synthesis.

8. Chart memory: The advantage of using image charts for memory is the intuitive combination of meaning, shape and object. You can find an English graphic dictionary as a reference.

9, game memory: through their own and collective games, in a relaxed and happy atmosphere for word memory.

10, Song Memory: Memorize vocabulary by singing English songs. There are many English songs in the software such as Listening to Overlord and Listening to Superman, with lyrics and translations.

1 1, reading memory: pay attention to the appropriate difficulty by reading English articles, novels and other vocabulary.

12, synonym memory: By memorizing words and synonyms together, we can accurately understand the meaning of words without paying attention to their different meanings.

13, antonym memory: Memorizing words together through antonyms expands the meaning of words.

14, dictionary memory: that is, memorizing a dictionary, this method is forced memory method. Its disadvantage is that it is easy to forget and only remembers the meaning of words in isolation. Can be used as a short-term strengthening means.

15, review memory: remember the words, and you will soon forget them. Review every once in a while to consolidate the words you have learned.

16, trademark memory: remember words anytime and anywhere through the trademarks and advertisements you see.

17, comparative memory:

(1) Comparison between English and Chinese, such as mama cigar beer barfee.

(2) Comparison between simple numbers and complex numbers, such as: goodgoods, spirts, woodwoods.

(3) the comparison of homophones, such as: rightwrite eyeI

(4) Compare the yin and yang of words, such as: actoractresshosthostess.

18, understanding memory: by correctly understanding the original meaning, extended meaning and figurative meaning of words. For example, second is "second", which comes from the ancient sexting method. Minute and second are two-level division, so second is also "second", which can be further understood as "auxiliary". This method is especially suitable for those polysemous words.

19, contact memory: It is best not to remember words in isolation, but to contact related things as much as possible.

(1) Contact the main idea and context of the learned article.

(2) Contact phrases and collocations.

20. Comprehensive memory: It's best to remember words in multiple ways, instead of just using one and taking advantage of various memory methods.