托业考试综合辅导（5b）（1）

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　　equipment n。 supplies; necessary items; tools， instrumentsorother objects for completing a task
; k5 h; W! G" _7 J. Q　　equity n。 honesty; fairness; justice
1 T4 U# O7 p8 ?3 U7 s" _& O: [. `　　equivalent adj。 same in worthorvalue; same in importance; corresponding
5 W! T) `# t+ i6 @: _+ y　　equivalent n。 something that is the same of the same level
　　erase v。 to rub off; to remove totally; to delete
　　erasure n。 rubbing out; deletion; eradication
　　errancy n。 The state of erringoran instance of it
& B: \4 p" Q0 ?7 t9 e: Q　　errand n。 a short trip taken to perform a specified task， usually for another; the purposeorobject of such a trip
9 t2 x; `% X# r  V+ a+ W　　erratic adj。 having no fixedorregular course; wandering; lacking consistency， regularity，oruniformity; deviating from the customary course in conductoropinion; eccentric
　　escalate v。 to increase， enlarge，orintensify
　　escalator n。 a moving stairway consisting of steps attached to a continuously circulating belt
　　especially adv。 particularly
8 w; ^) ?  |8 ?2 u% z　　essence n。 inherent nature of something; spirit; centraloroutstanding characteristic; extract obtained from a plantorother substance
* ?6 V' x1 r4 p) s3 F　　essential adj。 necessary; needed; fundamental; crucial; very important
& Z% ^' w; i& Z7 v0 y+ M+ C　　establish v。 to set up; to found; to base; to build
1 n* S! u, J' K7 |  j　　establishment n。 anything that is set up; institution （i。e。 business， church， authority， government， etc。）; permanent organization; place of business
/ {! i% }% w  b# M　　estate n。 extensive piece of land usually with a large house on it; person‘s property; wealth; possessions; status; social standing; rank
　　esteem n。 admiration; respect
( P( S* ^$ Z: w3 r7 g　　esteem v。 to respect; to honor; to admire; to value
9 A7 u! C" V! x3 D7 |' q, h. z　　estimate n。 judgment of an object‘s worth; appraisal; opinion; judgment
* S, N( y& x# |6 O- ?　　estimate v。 to judge an object‘s value; to appraise; to assess; to guess; to have an opinion; to make a judgment
　　evacuate v。 to emptyorremove the contents of; to excreteordischarge waste matter from （the bowel， for example）; to withdrawordepart from; vacate
　　evade v。 to avoid; to run away; to shrink
　　evaluate v。 to appraise; to judge the worthorquality; to assess; to gauge
　　evaluation n。 appraisal; estimation; assessment
　　evasive adj。 avoiding; tending to shrink; elusive
　　even adj。 smooth; straight; level; parallel; equal; uniform; consistent; calm; not easily excitedorangered; fair; composed; able to be divide exactly by two （Mathematics）
　　even v。 to make level; to smooth; to balance
5 |5 \- N. E0 m: R& \　　eventual adj。 final; occurring as a result
　　evict v。 to expel a tenant by legal process; to turn out
　　evidence n。 proof; something which provesordisproves
6 N' a& R" R7 J  E0 f　　evident adj。 clear; obvious; apparent
" C$ Q5 `9 Z* D* A( F: t- D6 C, @　　evoke v。 to arouse; to bring out; to summon; to wake
( n  @! n# a9 d1 G3 w' v　　evolve v。 to developorachieve gradually; to work （something） out; devise; to give off; emit
5 u# r6 Y. i0 B8 P: ?3 A! [* G　　exaggerate v。 to overstate; to make something seem greaterormore important than it really is; to make larger than normal
% `+ G, K1 X' A8 _. w9 s　　examinee n。 person who is tested; candidate
- v  S0 T# v3 ], _" @　　examiner n。 person who gives a test
* y; E6 N1 H$ G; a- O& [　　exceed v。 to surpass; to pass; to go beyond; to outdo; to excel
5 ]& t0 t* f8 r* i$ d% E$ q& a　　excel v。 to be talented; to do very well; to surpass; to do better than
6 K* z  e, _* r/ t7 _　　excellent adj。 superior; extraordinary; outstanding
" S6 Q+ m) p  x0 K3 l! H* K, C9 k　　exception n。 something that is out of the ordinary; anomaly; objection; opposition
　　excessive adj。 exceeding a normal， usual， reasonable，orproper limit
* b1 A9 X( s- D. }1 `; x　　exchange n。 conversion; stock market; trade; barter; act of giving something in return for something else， conversation
　　exchange v。 to give one thing in return for another; to replace one thing with another; to trade; to barter
　　exclaim v。 to cry out suddenlyorvehemently， as from
$ m/ ?( a9 O7 e$ _$ q3 M　　equipment n。 supplies; necessary items; tools， instrumentsorother objects for completing a task
" V, p  F  f5 E2 \3 C　　equity n。 honesty; fairness; justice
9 f6 [% ]: ~+ k& f　　equivalent adj。 same in worthorvalue; same in importance; corresponding
4 a! i8 s1 Q7 I- X* m! [- a　　equivalent n。 something that is the same of the same level
; i3 G: o4 m6 c8 Y　　erase v。 to rub off; to remove totally; to delete
　　erasure n。 rubbing out; deletion; eradication
　　errancy n。 The state of erringoran instance of it
9 g. J6 j) v0 ^' t* i( m1 }7 q　　errand n。 a short trip taken to perform a specified task， usually for another; the purposeorobject of such a trip

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　　erratic adj。 having no fixedorregular course; wandering; lacking consistency， regularity，oruniformity; deviating from the customary course in conductoropinion; eccentric
　　escalate v。 to increase， enlarge，orintensify
. i8 x) }6 o4 M4 E: a' x* i　　escalator n。 a moving stairway consisting of steps attached to a continuously circulating belt
　　especially adv。 particularly
　　essence n。 inherent nature of something; spirit; centraloroutstanding characteristic; extract obtained from a plantorother substance
) b, s; \9 A  i　　essential adj。 necessary; needed; fundamental; crucial; very important
　　establish v。 to set up; to found; to base; to build
　　establishment n。 anything that is set up; institution （i。e。 business， church， authority， government， etc。）; permanent organization; place of business
. ~, w$ Z0 @/ \: y" u　　estate n。 extensive piece of land usually with a large house on it; person‘s property; wealth; possessions; status; social standing; rank
　　esteem n。 admiration; respect
, [1 v& g: A4 n  Y　　esteem v。 to respect; to honor; to admire; to value
4 `7 |0 x1 r: Q/ L  X　　estimate n。 judgment of an object‘s worth; appraisal; opinion; judgment
' q6 H% f: k7 C3 Y. ]* `& |　　estimate v。 to judge an object‘s value; to appraise; to assess; to guess; to have an opinion; to make a judgment
　　evacuate v。 to emptyorremove the contents of; to excreteordischarge waste matter from （the bowel， for example）; to withdrawordepart from; vacate
　　evade v。 to avoid; to run away; to shrink
# N- r& R  a! W3 o% w5 F6 u　　evaluate v。 to appraise; to judge the worthorquality; to assess; to gauge
5 U6 N3 q+ n$ {7 L　　evaluation n。 appraisal; estimation; assessment
　　evasive adj。 avoiding; tending to shrink; elusive
; ?4 @( O5 b2 ~6 D　　even adj。 smooth; straight; level; parallel; equal; uniform; consistent; calm; not easily excitedorangered; fair; composed; able to be divide exactly by two （Mathematics）
　　even v。 to make level; to smooth; to balance
　　eventual adj。 final; occurring as a result
　　evict v。 to expel a tenant by legal process; to turn out
　　evidence n。 proof; something which provesordisproves
3 w% Y, z1 }0 m9 v! r) w　　evident adj。 clear; obvious; apparent
9 I- M; t' e) d2 C　　evoke v。 to arouse; to bring out; to summon; to wake
　　evolve v。 to developorachieve gradually; to work （something） out; devise; to give off; emit
5 _$ ~3 _6 K  Y: `( v& y" l& c　　exaggerate v。 to overstate; to make something seem greaterormore important than it really is; to make larger than normal
7 r* S4 l* h! e6 L  X　　examinee n。 person who is tested; candidate
/ U. I# I; q2 c& |6 ]/ Q　　examiner n。 person who gives a test
) D# c8 ?& H( i% s7 k$ n3 n. Y　　exceed v。 to surpass; to pass; to go beyond; to outdo; to excel
( N/ N" o+ L8 @6 D  }8 s& |　　excel v。 to be talented; to do very well; to surpass; to do better than
　　excellent adj。 superior; extraordinary; outstanding
　　exception n。 something that is out of the ordinary; anomaly; objection; opposition
# r- n" w3 o6 \3 b　　excessive adj。 exceeding a normal， usual， reasonable，orproper limit
　　exchange n。 conversion; stock market; trade; barter; act of giving something in return for something else， conversation
, |: ]: D% O0 b5 A3 e# |6 m+ R. D% v　　exchange v。 to give one thing in return for another; to replace one thing with another; to trade; to barter
0 u* q5 J, e6 L8 [" M5 {1 L　　exclaim v。 to cry out suddenlyorvehemently， as from surpriseoremotion
　　exclude v。 to leave out; to keep out; to prevent from happeningorbeing; to reject
　　exclusion n。 prevention; rejection; leaving out; keeping out; shutting out
　　exclusive adj。 shutting out all others; sole; limited to a selected few; incompatible; fashionable; unique
　　exclusive n。 news story publicized in only a newspaperortelevisions/radio station
　　exclusively adv。 in an exclusive manner; in a manner which shuts out all others; solely; in a limited manner
　　execute v。 to perform; to carry out; to put into practice
　　executive adj。 administrative; operational; having the power to execute laws and policy
+ L# j8 \7 Z# Z& A　　executive n。 manager; personorgroup of persons having administrative authority within an organization; branch of a governmentororganization which executes laws and policy
　　exert v。 to exercise; to use; to make an effort
5 w: j" C  ^6 U, S" E; W/ L" ]　　exertion n。 putting to use; putting into action; effort; struggle; strain

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　　exhibit n。 something presented as evidence in a court of law; display; show; exhibition （of artwork， products， skills， etc。）
5 F) a$ X; {; J+ N0 w　　exhibit v。 to show; to display; to demonstrate; to present
　　exhibition n。 display; show; public presentation of workorskills; trade fair
　　exigent adj。 requiring immediate actionorremedy; requiring much effortorexpense; demanding
　　exist v。 to live; to be
- A1 q5 \% z& M8 g　　existence n。 living; state of being; life
　　exit n。 passage that leads out
9 g3 Y2 {( s$ u" b　　exit v。 to leave; to go out
　　exotic adj。 from another part of the world; foreign; intriguingly unusualordifferent; excitingly strange
　　expand v。 to spread out; to grow larger; to broaden; to increase; to enlarge; to add to
  S) `' t: e$ V  t$ n　　expansion n。 enlargement; increase; spread; development
4 S3 v$ Z; X7 L' ?1 h" V　　expectancy n。 hope; anticipation; assumption
　　expectation n。 anticipation; longingorwaiting for; hope
+ S$ ?1 ^" Z" Z( S- R& H" P　　expectorant adj。 promotingorfacilitating the secretionorexpulsion of phlegm， mucus，orother matter from the respiratory tract
, C  W! ?# V% Y* ^* R" L　　expectorant n。 a medicine promoting expectoration
　　expedite v。 to speed up; to accelerate; to facilitate （a process， action， etc。）; to dispatch; to execute quickly and efficiently
　　expel v。 eject; drive out; banish
  Z9 c) i6 s. t  u1 D1 g# W　　expenditure n。 spending; disbursement; outlay （especially financial）
8 r% t3 ~! b% B2 C* T6 u1 Z1 _　　expense n。 cost; price; payment
　　expensive adj。 costly; precious; opposite of cheap
; S4 y; Z/ O9 C/ ?; A& h2 W　　experiment n。 attempt to discoverortest something; trial; research
　　experiment v。 to attempt to discoverortest something; to try; to venture; to research
) c% e; ~' y1 s: C& s% p9 M4 J　　expertise n。 proficiency; skill; specialist knowledge and information
3 X$ s. |! W& E+ [4 ~. a# Q　　expiration n。 termination; end
( B8 D$ t0 R0 J9 ]6 _0 ?# b9 D　　expire v。 to come to an end; to finish; to terminate
1 I2 A  z0 n/ u& p  z　　explicate v。 to make clear the meaning of; explain
+ _4 E+ s7 I' K: z8 r; ~　　explicit adj。fully and clearly expressed; leaving nothing implied; forthright and unreserved in expression
; y7 I9 _$ ~1 d5 ~: |8 o& I# A　　explore v。 to travel to unknown regions; to investigate; to examine; to research
　　explorer n。 researcher; investigator; person who travels to unknown regions; software program for file management
　　export n。 shipping of goods to other countries; opposite of import; storage of data in a format which can be read by other programs
+ Y# {8 i( H: Z  t' a　　export v。 to ship; to send abroad; to sell goods and products overseas
4 c9 y5 {4 h, q9 ~1 h0 O4 O0 s　　expose v。 to reveal; to uncover; to disclose; to abandon
　　exposition n。 a setting forth of meaningorintent; a public exhibitionorshow， as of artisticorindustrial developments
　　exposure n。 denouncement; revealing; photograph; abandoning; placement
　　expulsion n。 the act of expellingorthe state of being expelled
7 F# H0 x2 O) I5 q" N/ l　　exte nd v。 to stretch; to pull out to its greatest possible length; to enlarge; to lengthen; to give; to bestow; to reach out
　　extension n。 expansion; branch of a telephone network; particular telephone number; supplement; elongation; reprieve; group of letters which indicates the type of computer files
* \0 |6 N& J" w3 y　　extensive adj。 spreading over a large area; comprehensive
2 n9 V) c) X8 a. [4 }3 b　　extent n。 scope; range; scale; size; measure; degree
$ E6 Q" u5 @/ H) w/ d　　extract n。 substance obtained from a plant; essence; text paragraph; passage; excerpt; quotation （from a text）
　　extract v。 to remove; to take out; to squeeze; to press; to elicit; to draw out
) f) \" X' V/ T4 i8 P　　extradite v。 to hand over to another nationorjudicial authority
& @$ B+ W' J! U* Y* a* q; F' |) `9 s% W　　extraordinary adj。 unusual