High-frequency vocabulary of CET-4 reading test: accelerate vt of economics.
Example: Speed up economic growth to accelerate economic growth.
Accelerate, accelerate
Improve, promote, increase
Example: Stimulate the economy and promote economic growth.
Proponent, promoter
Mushrooms grow rapidly
Something is growing rapidly.
Vigorous six is prosperity and lush; swing
The economy of this country will be prosperous.
Grow strong, grow strong
The company managed to attack after the economic recession, and the company managed to prosper.
Impose on; Impose on; taxation
Test: to impose on/upon.
Example: collect local taxes.
Pie: Magnificent and unforgettable.
Restore; Repair; Come back, come back
Ex.: Restore the economy and go all out to fully restore economic development.
Send: resume n repair
Revival v recovery vi
The economies of these areas began to recover. The economies of these places began to recover.
Soar vi soar high; excited
Oil prices have been soaring in recent weeks. Oil prices have soared in recent weeks.
Squeeze, squeeze; N demand exceeds supply; Shake hands; Shake hands (noun)
Example: Financial austerity has financial difficulties.
Exceed, surpass
Example: the benefit exceeds100000 USD, and the profit exceeds100000 USD.
Pai: Super A; Very very
Distribution; Distribution.
Example: Allocate funds for projects Allocate funds for projects.
Send: distribute; Rationing; distribute
Slant vt chop; Dramatically cut; Slash, slash symbol
Test: cut red tape and eliminate red tape.
For example, cut fares by about 30%, cut fares by 30%
Negotiation and negotiation; Successfully passed vi negotiation
Example: discuss cooperation projects and discuss company projects.
negotiable
Distribution; Distribution; range
Milk has been distributed to local shops. Milk has been distributed to local shops.
Send: distribute n distribute; distributed
issuer
Abundant and powerful; Substantive;
Invest a lot. A big investment.
Bankrupt; bankrupt
A bankrupt oil company.
Pai: bankrupt. n bankrupt.
Economy n economy, economic situation; Save money and make full use of it.
Example: Market Economy Market Economy
School: saving v frugal economics a economics
Prosperity; prosperous
Example: Economic Prosperity Economic Prosperity
Example: prosperous
Constraint n constraint; limit
Example: Economic and cultural constraints Economic and cultural constraints
Hard, hard
Example: economic difficulties
decline
Example: economic recession
Budget; Budget; Budget arrangement; Plan a toll road
Example: Annual Budget Annual Budget
company
Example: multinational corporations, multinational corporations.
entrepreneur
A young real estate entrepreneur, a young real estate entrepreneur
Committee; Commission and rebate;
The salesman takes a commission of 5% from the sales.
Send: Commissioner n
Installment payment; Part (continuous by stages)
Example: Installation Plan Installment Plan
Guarantee, certificate, insurance policy
The warranty expires tomorrow.
(commercial) venture capital projects; Vi adventure
Example: Joint venture
Pie: Venture Something A is risky.
Rule number two? High-frequency words in 202 1 12 reading.
High-frequency vocabulary in CET-4 reading. Disappear, suddenly disappear.
Example: My ears are varnished. My fear suddenly disappeared.
Digital, digitally displayed
Test: Digitage digitalage
Of or relating to electricity.
Inspection: electrical appliances and equipment
Electronic music. electronic
Testing: electronic equipment electronic equipment
Light, eyes
Example: Optical Instruments Optical Instruments
Universal, universal; Almighty, omnipotent
Pie: The universe. universe
Example: Universal Truth
solar-powered
Example: solar energy
Solid, solid, solid.
Example: conclusive evidence of solid fuel
Pai: Unity, unity, unity and infinite unity.
Example: infinite patience, infinite patience.
mechanical
Example: Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering
P: Mechanical card. mechanical
precise
Pie charts: accuracy
logical
Pai: logicn。 illegitimate
psychological
Pie: psychology
Phenomenon, sign
Pie: Phenomenon. famous
Testing: Common phenomena
Bacteria.
Element, composition, element
Pie: Elementary. primary
Biology; Biology; ecology
Evolution ['evolution] n.
Example: evolution theory
Mathematics ['math] n.
Pie: Math A. mathmatics
Principle, scheme, formula
Example: peace formula peace plan
Statistical value; statistical data
Example: Statistics Statistics
Vitamin n
protein
Oxygen; oxygen
Reporter: oxygen+gen = oxygen.
Carbon. carbon
Test: carbon dioxide
Measure ['measure] n.
Example: Three measured values
Measure. Measure vt.
Intelligence, wisdom, intelligence
Pie: Smart.
Example: artificial intelligence artificial intelligence
chart
Navigation ['navigation] n.
Send: navigatev v v.
Example: Navigation System Navigation System
Size; Aspects; Latitude; Length (or width and thickness), etc.
Pai: Dimension A. Space
Rule number three? High-frequency words in 202 1 12 reading.
High-frequency vocabulary in CET-4 reading test: reforming social morality
Examination: welfare reform welfare reform
They reformed the voting system.
School: reformers n reformism n reformism
Demonstration; Demonstration; Vi. Hold a demonstration tour.
Test: To demonstrate against ...
Pai: demonstrate n show off
check
Check sth [sb] for inspection and verification.
Send: inspector n inspector inspection n inspection
Interference; intervene
Testing: interference
Obvious vt regression
This is an ingenious attempt to appease the people.
This is a good way to calm people's anger.
Reconciliation, reconciliation
Test: reconcile and submit to
Commit (a mistake, a crime), commit, entrust ...
Test: Suicide means suicide, which is necessary.
Devote oneself to sth.
verify
Bill's statement was confirmed by severe witnesses.
Jim was found guilty and dismissed at the same time.
Peel off. Take off the clothes of.
Jim was convicted and stripped of his rank.
Several witnesses confirmed Bill's statement.
Investigation; study
The police are investigating the cause of the leak.
The police are investigating the cause of the explosion.
Send: survey n survey
Rely on, rely on
Rely on sb.
Pie: Depend on, depend on, depend on, depend on.
Boycott
Many people resist change, and many people don't like it.
Pai: boycott a boycott; boycott
contemporary people
Example: Contemporary literature
Moral moral
Example: moral sense, moral concept, moral standard and moral standard
School: moral n moralism n moral education
Born locally
Test: native speakers
Realistic, practical
Example: Is this a realistic goal? Is this a realistic goal?
responsible
Be responsible for sth.
A wicked man
The criminal denied that he had done anything bad.
The criminal denied that he had done anything bad.
A kind of helplessness.
Example: helpless victims, helpless victims
Ethical and moral standards
Example: Professional Ethics Professional Ethics
guiding principle
The Employment Guide in the Employment Guide
rumour
There's a rumor ... there's a rumor.
emigrant
Illegal immigrants illegal immigrants
personal
Example: personal welfare
Pie: individualism n individualism n personality
Consequence, result
Test: the negative consequences of negative consensus
Commercial consensus, commercial consequences
Therefore, what followed.
State, state
Example: social status
Population; human population
Example: population density
Crime in crime
For example: crime
Abuse, abuse
Examples: drug abuse, child abuse.
Pie: insult an insult
Gang, gang, gang
a band of robbers
Pie: Gangster.
Article 4? High-frequency words in 202 1 12 reading.
High-frequency vocabulary in CET-4 reading test: medical disability vt incompetence; physical disability
Transplant; transplant
Reporter: trans +plant = transplantation.
transplant
prescribe
Pie: prescription
Diagnosis and judgment of diagnostic vt
Diagnosis; diagnose
Soothes, calms, alleviates and alleviates.
This medicine should relieve your sore throat.
This medicine will relieve your sore throat.
Relieve, alleviate
Example: Relieve pain
Expire, terminate.
My driving license expires next month.
My driver's license expires next month.
Chronic a chronic
Examination: chronic diseases
Halo a halo
Resist, resist
Pie: resist \ n resist, resist
Immunized, unaffected
Pai: Immune immunity, not affected.
exempt
Chaos, disorder
Example: economic disorder economy
Note: dis (negative prefix) +order (order)
uncomfortable
syndrome
Test: AIDS AIDS
(Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome)
Defects and obstacles
Pie: Residual A is defective.
Pai: disabled a disabled
Try your best
Pai: inhibitory vt inhibition and inhibition; Control,
surgeon
School: surgery, surgery
Physician
be pregnant
Pie: pregnant a is pregnant
Treat, remedy
germ
pressure
Pie: Under pressure.
absent-minded
The doctor gave her an injection to relieve the pain.
Bandage; bandage
strokes of Chinese characters
Pharmacy, pharmacy, dispensing
Capsule, space capsule, sealed capsule.
Example: space capsule
Pills; medicinal tablet
Example: Take medicine.
Pills; medicinal tablet
Scar, wound, scar
Overcome, overcome
Difficulties are coming, overcome them.
To annoy, annoy
Pie: annoying a is annoying; Trouble; Worry;
Annoyed a quite angry.
Despair vi despair; be desperate
Test: desperate despair; Someone is desperate.
To discourage, discourage.
Pai: frustration n frustration; bleaker
Embarrassed, embarrassed
Pie: embarrassed a (someone) embarrassed;
Embarrassed n depression; An embarrassing thing
Envy, envy
Ignore, ignore
Examination: dereliction of duty
oppress
Pai: an oppressed person, an oppressed person; Oppression; compress
Admire, envy, envy
Pie: admirable and enviable; Admire, envy
Prevention and treatment of inhibiting ventricular tachycardia; Restrain, restrain
Stop someone from doing something.
Relieving vt makes it easy and comforting; Relieve, alleviate
Example: Relieve pain, relieve pain; Relieve anxiety
Complain, complain
Complain about sb/sth.
Complain; complain
Insult, insult, insult
conscious
know
School: consciousness n perception; Unconscious
Subconscious self-awareness
Nervous, nervous
Example: fierce competition
Strong feelings, strong emotions
Pie: intensity n intensity; thick
Eager, eager
Be eager to do sth.
optimism
Be most optimistic about sth.
Positive A is true, definite and positive.
Test: The positive effect is positive.
Negative, negative
Panic; Panic; alarmed
Hearing the disclosed news, the crowd burst into laughter.
When the explosion rang, the crowd panicked.
Jealous, suspicious
Jealous of sth.
Disturbed; One is upset and distressed; upset
Test: Something upset someone.
Someone is troubled by something.
Pie: it's disturbing
Sympathetic, considerate
Test: Have compassion for ...
Pie: sympathy v understanding; sympathize with
Issues of concern; Care; relationship
Care/and/or be cared for ...
Hatred, hatred, hatred
Love, admire, admire
Pie: affectionate lover, beloved
Passion, enthusiasm, passion
Pie: Passion A Passion
Love, preference, priority (right)
Pie: inclined to
pressure
Pie: a kind of tension.
Grateful, grateful