大学英语单词-独山在线

大学英语单词表

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events  n. 事件
e.g. 1. These events led to the declaration of war.
   这些事件导致了宣战。
2. History chronicles important events of the past.
   历史记载历代重要的事件。

eventually [ i'ventjʊəli ] ad. 终于,最后
e.g. 1. It was a long journey, but we eventually arrived.
旅程很长，但我们最后还是到达了。
2. The road became narrower and rougher and eventually petered out.
这条路越来越窄，越来越难走，最后终于消失了。

ever [ 'evə ] ad. 曾经,永远,究竟
e.g. 1. Have you ever been to Paris?
你去过巴黎吗？
2. What ever are you doing?
你究竟在干什么？

evergreen [ 'evəgri:n ] n. 常绿树,常绿植物
a. 常绿的
e.g. 1. Pines are evergreens.
松树是常青树。
2. I love these evergreen tunes.
我喜欢这些经久不衰的老曲子。

everlasting [ ˌevə'lɑ:stiŋ ] a. 永恒的,持久的,无止境的
e.g. 1. He believes in life everlasting after death.
他相信死后永生。
2. His brave deeds in the battle earned him everlasting glory.
他在那场战斗中的英勇事迹为他赢得了永恒的荣誉。

every [ 'evri ] a. 每,每个,每隔...的
e.g. 1. I enjoyed every minute of the party.
整个晚会我玩得都很愉快。
2. He has read every book on the shelves.
书架上所有的书他都读过了。

everybody [ 'evribɔdi, 'evribədi ] pron. 每人,人人
e.g. 1. The police told everybody to remain in their cars.
警察叫大家都留在车里。
2. It's impossible to remember everybody's name.
把每个人的名字都记住是不可能的。

everyday [ 'evridei ] a. 每天的,日常的
b.平常的日子
e.g. 1. After the explosion it was some time before the town resumed its everyday routines.
爆炸后经过相当一段时间，这个城镇才恢复了正常的生活秩序。
2. He does twenty push-ups everyday.
他每天做20个伏卧撑。

everyone [ 'evriwʌn ] n. 每个人
pron. 每人,人人
e.g. 1. In a small village, everyone knows everyone else.
在一个小村庄里，人人皆相识。
2. Not everyone likes this book.
并不是每个人都喜欢这本书。

everything [ 'evriθiŋ ] pron. 每件事,一切
e.g. 1. Money isn't everything.
金钱不是一切。
2. Everything is ready now for the party.
宴会的准备工作现在都已就绪。

everywhere [ 'evrihwɛə ] ad. 到处,无论何处
e.g. 1. The flowers are blooming everywhere.
鲜花到处盛开。
2. I was looking everywhere for Jenny.
我到处找詹妮。

evict [ i(:)'vikt ] v. 逐出,赶出,驱逐
e.g. 1. The lessor can evict the lessee for failure to pay rent.
出租人可驱逐不付租金的承租人。
2. The tenant was evicted for non-payment of rent.
这个房客因为没有交房租而被赶出去了。

evidence [ 'evidəns ] n. 根据,证据
vt. vi. 证实，证明
e.g. 1. When the ship reached port, it bore abundant evidence of the severity of the storm.
船抵港时，船上满是受到暴风雨肆虐的痕迹。
2. There wasn't enough evidence to prove his guilt.
没有充分的证据能证明他有罪。

evident [ 'evidənt ] a. 明显的,明白的
e.g. 1. It was evident that the policy was a failure.
显然这项政策是失败的。
2. The purpose may not be immediately evident.
这种目的不一定显而易见。

evidently [ 'evidəntli ] ad. 明显地,显著地,必以为是
e.g. 1. The cat was evidently incurable and the old couple had to get it put away.
这只猫的病显然没法治好了，老夫妇只得请人把它杀掉。
2. The owner evidently thought his duties ended with collecting the rents and every dwelling we visited told the same story of neglect.
这位房东显然认为他的责任只不过是收房租而已。我们看过的每一个住宅的情况也证实了这种失职的态度。

evil [ 'i:vl ] a. 邪恶的,坏的
n. 邪恶,罪恶
e.g. 1. War, famine and flood are terrible evils.
战争、饥荒和洪水都是可怕的灾祸。
2. His behavior showed he was an evil person.
他的行为表明他是一个邪恶的人。

evoke [ i'vəuk ] v. 唤起,引起
e.g. 1. Tending or having the power to evoke.
唤起…的，引起…的有能力唤起的
2. Songs that evoke old memories.
唤起往日回忆的歌曲

evolution [ ˌi:və'lu:ʃən, ˌevə- ] n. 进化,发展,进展
e.g. 1. Do you know about the evolution of a seed into a plant?
你知道从种子发展成为植物的过程吗？
2. Our political institutions are in continuous evolution.
我们的政治制度正在不断发展中.

evolutionary [ ˌi:və'lu:ʃənəri ] a. 发展的(展开的,调优的)
e.g. 1. The evolutionary decline or loss of a function, characteristic, or structure in an organism or a species.
退化（作用）一个生物体或物种的某种功能、特征或结构由于进化作用造成的衰退或丧失
2. Correspondence between parts or organs arising from evolutionary convergence.
异体同功由进化趋同而产生的部分或器官之间的对应现象

evolve [ i'vɔlv ] v. 进展,进化,展开
e.g. 1. He has evolved a new theory after many years of research.
他经过多年的研究, 逐渐总结出了新的理论.
2. Many Victorians were shocked by the notion that Man had evolved from lower forms of life.
在维多利亚时代, 许多人对於人是由低级生物进化而来的见解大为震惊.

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