equipment n。 supplies; necessary items; tools, instrumentsorother objects for completing a task$ y* X2 J4 T4 M' {7 V4 \, q
equity n。 honesty; fairness; justice
% p# N9 G. }: f8 B equivalent adj。 same in worthorvalue; same in importance; corresponding
# q& G3 G+ D! [4 Z0 Y$ i5 Y equivalent n。 something that is the same of the same level4 N# s/ u. M3 {( e
erase v。 to rub off; to remove totally; to delete. ^4 r# G, T, p( l" D
erasure n。 rubbing out; deletion; eradication
/ i& d7 P& _: U$ n7 m4 K errancy n。 The state of erringoran instance of it
I J: i+ A4 ~) ? Q1 f: F2 p errand n。 a short trip taken to perform a specified task, usually for another; the purposeorobject of such a trip
5 D4 E) [" x& _4 E, f erratic adj。 having no fixedorregular course; wandering; lacking consistency, regularity,oruniformity; deviating from the customary course in conductoropinion; eccentric
0 K$ c; A6 @' @4 S escalate v。 to increase, enlarge,orintensify
9 F1 C) y6 R# C+ B' h v& H+ y escalator n。 a moving stairway consisting of steps attached to a continuously circulating belt
: u$ k! U3 B% D* j, I& i especially adv。 particularly
1 U: W0 B/ g& s! k3 | essence n。 inherent nature of something; spirit; centraloroutstanding characteristic; extract obtained from a plantorother substance: H3 o, j/ m7 g* y
essential adj。 necessary; needed; fundamental; crucial; very important$ v$ r4 P: U: A, ]; p: V( ^1 r& P
establish v。 to set up; to found; to base; to build
0 D8 K9 K1 x& y establishment n。 anything that is set up; institution (i。e。 business, church, authority, government, etc。); permanent organization; place of business
/ A2 d3 w- D, J% P5 S. C estate n。 extensive piece of land usually with a large house on it; person‘s property; wealth; possessions; status; social standing; rank2 E0 f( O& @, M% m
esteem n。 admiration; respect6 _% g8 ?2 c8 X* n& K+ k
esteem v。 to respect; to honor; to admire; to value3 E4 ?& w3 W( c* x3 D% D
estimate n。 judgment of an object‘s worth; appraisal; opinion; judgment; `4 a) u$ U k2 b) |
estimate v。 to judge an object‘s value; to appraise; to assess; to guess; to have an opinion; to make a judgment$ R4 W( J# `% O- e" W+ S
evacuate v。 to emptyorremove the contents of; to excreteordischarge waste matter from (the bowel, for example); to withdrawordepart from; vacate6 |- l. |; L0 s6 T7 u1 z( N" g
evade v。 to avoid; to run away; to shrink
% ^" f8 W0 e3 V8 p9 H ^+ I; N evaluate v。 to appraise; to judge the worthorquality; to assess; to gauge2 l* Y8 r8 E- E
evaluation n。 appraisal; estimation; assessment6 I; n: r6 g, L( @
evasive adj。 avoiding; tending to shrink; elusive
0 G, Q, q& e* v! r L even adj。 smooth; straight; level; parallel; equal; uniform; consistent; calm; not easily excitedorangered; fair; composed; able to be divide exactly by two (Mathematics)
% z- e, b; F2 v; P# U' j even v。 to make level; to smooth; to balance7 f, X, c! V7 k- Q& _2 j: E
eventual adj。 final; occurring as a result, B6 c3 G! K2 j( ~' W% |- S' d0 u* n
evict v。 to expel a tenant by legal process; to turn out( T! d7 @) @5 e8 b7 o+ {1 Y$ W
evidence n。 proof; something which provesordisproves/ U" q( b! r9 O3 ]. T/ n, c6 }
evident adj。 clear; obvious; apparent
0 l% m/ P: W4 ` evoke v。 to arouse; to bring out; to summon; to wake
( z2 z; ?: @6 ]- f, F$ C evolve v。 to developorachieve gradually; to work (something) out; devise; to give off; emit8 Q; b$ F) x+ f
exaggerate v。 to overstate; to make something seem greaterormore important than it really is; to make larger than normal! l0 _# p& Z- v$ ~0 C
examinee n。 person who is tested; candidate
' w, s) V; E- C# ` examiner n。 person who gives a test
) }8 g2 H) L9 s; e& X. K7 { exceed v。 to surpass; to pass; to go beyond; to outdo; to excel
0 ?: `0 s3 T0 ]+ H excel v。 to be talented; to do very well; to surpass; to do better than
7 L* \# t# M1 w excellent adj。 superior; extraordinary; outstanding
8 I9 p+ _ y2 G N" ^ exception n。 something that is out of the ordinary; anomaly; objection; opposition! d7 Z) [ ^4 S9 C5 x# ]6 N$ r
excessive adj。 exceeding a normal, usual, reasonable,orproper limit5 ?8 u# p/ J7 d1 G7 d
exchange n。 conversion; stock market; trade; barter; act of giving something in return for something else, conversation. }2 @/ _7 s- j, h g6 \. {- j5 W* H
exchange v。 to give one thing in return for another; to replace one thing with another; to trade; to barter
: z; |: O% k/ V! e# Y! J1 P exclaim v。 to cry out suddenlyorvehemently, as from
: c& q. j* b% G2 ^9 b! ?9 p equipment n。 supplies; necessary items; tools, instrumentsorother objects for completing a task2 ?3 |0 X; e6 E" [ C# _6 k% C
equity n。 honesty; fairness; justice/ _/ V$ P: Y5 ^9 z
equivalent adj。 same in worthorvalue; same in importance; corresponding/ [3 j1 s' M% ]& I2 `
equivalent n。 something that is the same of the same level
0 c$ f$ F0 |8 U) j& Z erase v。 to rub off; to remove totally; to delete5 n( o1 h. a, t
erasure n。 rubbing out; deletion; eradication
" _6 r# o, w. ?' [* u7 a errancy n。 The state of erringoran instance of it
! i" o% `% \% Z' O5 s4 r" z! Z errand n。 a short trip taken to perform a specified task, usually for another; the purposeorobject of such a trip |