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大学英语单词表

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determine [ di'tə:min ] v. 决定,决心要
[计算机] 确定
e.g. 1. We determined to go to the railway station at once.
我们决定立刻去火车站。
2. The court determined that the man was guilty of assault.
法庭裁定那个人犯了侵犯人身罪。

determined [ di'tə:mind ] a. 坚决的
e.g. 1. I am determined to pay him100 dollars.
我决心付给他100美元。
2. He determined to form a club.
他决心成立一个俱乐部。

detest [ di'test ] v. 厌恶
e.g. 1. She detests having to talk to people at parties.
她讨厌在宴会上为应酬而和人交谈。
2. I detest all affectation.
我厌恶一切矫揉造作的行为.

detoxify [ di:'tɔksiˌfai ] v. 除去...的毒物
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detriment [ 'detrimənt ] 名损害;损伤[的原因]
e.g. 1. This tax can not be introduced without detriment to the economy.
这一税收制度一旦施行，必定会危害国民经济。
2. He works long hours to the detriment of his health.
他长时间的工作，有损健康。

detrimental [ ˌdetri'mentl ] a. 有害的
e.g. 1. Smoking is detrimental to health.
吸烟封健康是有害的。
2. Something useless, detrimental, or worthless, especially an animal unfit for breeding.
废物无用的、有害的或无价值的东西，尤指不适于配种的动物

devalue [ di:'vælju: ] v.&n. 贬值
e.g. 1. It's unfair to devalue anyone's work unjustly.
不公正地贬低任何人的工作都是不公平的。
2. Let's not devalue his work unjustly.
我们不可不公正地贬低他的作品。

devastate [ 'devəsteit ] v. 毁坏
e.g. 1. Our Embassy was devastated by three bombs of NATO.
我们的使馆被北约的三枚炸弹炸毁了。
2. I was devastated by the news of the wreck.
我获悉失事的消息感到十分震惊。

devastating [ 'devəsteitiŋ ] a. 破坏性的, 全然的
e.g. 1. The area is subject to devastating seasonal winds.
这个地区常遭破坏性季风的袭击。

develop [ di'veləp ] v. 发展,发达,进步,开发,冲洗照片
e.g. 1. The machine developed the same fault again.
这台机器有出现了同样的毛病。
2. Modern music was first developed in Italy.
现代音乐最初是在意大利发展起来的。

developer [ di'veləpə ] n. 开发者
e.g. 1. Developer can install ole control onto the palette or choose from among the ole control include in delphi2.0.
开发者们可以把OLE控制安装到调色板上或从包括在Delphi2。0中的OLE控制中选择。
2. City officials yesterday politely rejected Donald Trump's offer to take over renovations at the Central Park Zoo, but privately said the developer was trying to make a monkey out of Mayor Koch.
市府官员婉言谢绝了特鲁普按管整修中央公园动物园的提议，可是私底下说这位地产开发商是想出葛市长的洋相。

developing [ di'veləpiŋ ] a. 发展中的
e.g. 1. China is a developing country.
中国是一个发展中国家。
2. Ours is a developing country.
我们的国家是一个发展中的国家。

development [ di'veləpmənt ] n. 发展,显影
e.g. 1. This new rose is a development from a very old kind of rose.
这种玫瑰新品种是从一种很早的玫瑰品种进化而来的。
2. This is an important stage in our country's development.
这是我国发展的重要阶段。

deviate [ 'di:vieit ] v. 脱离,出轨
e.g. 1. Tending to deviate, as from a normal or recognized type; aberrant.
变异的倾向于偏离，如从一个正常的或被承认了的类型；畸变的
2. If the multitude ever deviate into the right, it is always for the wrong reason.
纵使大众也曾偏向正途也罢，那总是出于错误的原因。

deviation [ ˌdi:vi'eiʃən ] n. 偏差(偏差数)
e.g. 1. A deviation from a vertical or horizontal line, plane, position, or direction.
倾角来自垂直或水平线、面、位置或方向的偏差
2. A systematic deviation of a value from a reference value.
某数值偏离参考值的一种系统偏差。

device [ di'vais ] n. 装置,设计,策略,设备
e.g. 1. They use television advertising as a device for stimulating demand.
他们利用电视广告作为刺激需求的方法。
2. The device will be in production by the end of the year.
该装置将於年底投入生产.

devil [ 'devl ] n. 魔鬼,恶魔
e.g. 1. There will be the devil to pay.
后果不堪设想。
2. She found out her husband was a devil soon after her marriage.
结婚后不久她就发现她丈夫是一个邪恶的人。

devise [ di'vaiz ] v. 设计
e.g. 1. The government devised a scheme for redeveloping the city center.
政府制定了市中心重建计划。
2. He devises a new type of transistor.
他发明了一种新的晶体管。

devote [ di'vəut ] v. 投入于,献身
e.g. 1. He devoted himself entirely to music.
他将一生奉献给了音乐。
2. Please devote more time to your work.
请把更多的时间用于工作。

devotion [ di'vəuʃən ] n. 献身,忠诚
e.g. 1. He works with greater devotion.
他工作得更专心了。
2. His devotion to music is plain to see.
他对音乐的挚爱是显而易见的。

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