大学英语单词-独山在线

大学英语单词表

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industrious [ in'dʌstriəs ] a. 勤劳的,勤奋的
e.g. 1. The Chinese are industrious people.
中国人民是一个勤劳的民族。
2. He is an industrious worker.
他是一个勤劳的工人。

industry [ 'indəstri ] n. 工业,产业,勤勉,刻苦
e.g. 1. The tourist trade has become a real industry.
旅游业已经成为真正的产业。
2. Success comes with industry.
成功来自勤奋。

ineffective [ ˌini'fektiv ] a. 无效的
e.g. 1. One that is disappointingly ineffective or unsuccessful.
无用的人或物的令人失望的无用的或不成功的人或物

ineffectiveness [ ˌinə'fektivnis ] n. 低效率
e.g.

inefficiency [ ˌini'fiʃənsi ] n. 无效率,无能
e.g. 1. The inefficiency of one department can bring a whole industry into disrepute.
只要有一个部门的效率不高，就会使整个行业的名声受到影响。
2. In his speech he kept pounding away at his opponent's inefficiency.
他在演说中不断攻击他的对手不称职。

inefficient [ ˌini'fiʃənt ] a. 无效率的,无能的
e.g. 1. The quality, condition, or fact of being inefficient.
无效率具有效率低的性质，处于无效率的状态或无效率的事实
2. He's hopelessly inefficient, but I suppose he means well.
他低能得无以复加，然而却是出於好心。

inept [ i'nept ] a. 不适当的,无能的,笨拙的
e.g. 1. His inept handling of a minor problem turned it into a major crisis.
他处理不善使小事变大了.
2. I've never heard anyone so inept at making speeches.
我从未听说过有这样不会讲话的人.

inert [ i'nə:t ] a. 惰性的,迟钝的
e.g. 1. She lay there inert, I thought she must be dead.
她躺在那儿一动不动，我想她一定是死了。
2. There is an inert management team in our company.
我们公司的管理阶层死气沉沉。

inertia [ i'nə:ʃjə ] n. 惯性,惰性
e.g. 1. The inertia of an entrenched bureaucracy.
平稳的官僚机构内存在的惰性
2. Because of the sheer inertia of the system many badly needed reform is never introduced.
纯粹是由於制度本身有惰性，很多事急需改革却从未实行。

inevitable [ in'evitəbl ] a. 不可避免的,必然(发生)的
e.g. 1. An argument was inevitable because they disliked each other so much.
争论是不可避免的，因为他们彼此非常厌恶。
2. Positions surrendered to our troops earlier in the day had now to be prepared against the inevitable counter-attack.
那天早些时候迫使敌人放弃给我军的阵地现在需要布置起来，对付那必然的反攻。

inevitably [ in'evitəbli ] ad. 不可避免地
e.g. 1. Of necessity; inevitably.
必然必需地，不可避免地
2. Inevitably, a quarrel followed between the two sides.
双方随後不可避免地争吵起来。

inexact [ ˌinig'zækt ] a. 不正确的,不确实的,不精密的
e.g. 1. Weather forecasting is an inexact science.
天气预报是一门模糊的科学.
2. An inexact result adequate for a given purpose.
近似值适用于给定目标的不精确结论

inexpensive [ ˌiniks'pensiv ] a. 不贵的
e.g. 1. This piece of furniture is really inexpensive with a price of less than forty dollars.
这件家具还不到四十美元，实在不贵。
2. An alloy of copper with zinc and sometimes other metals, used in making inexpensive jewelry.
顿巴黄铜铜与锌，有时还有其它金属的合金，用来制造廉价珠宝

inexperienced [ ˌinik'spiriənst ] a. 无经验的,不熟练的
e.g. 1. He is inexperienced in business.
他在经商方面没有经验。
2. We don't want to hire inexperienced worker.
我们不想聘用没有经验的工人。

infancy [ 'infənsi ] n. 幼年,初期,幼儿期
e.g. 1. Our new plan is still only in its infancy.
我们的新计划仍处于摇篮阶段。
2. Tadpoles are the infancy form of frogs.
蝌蚪是青蛙的幼年形态。

infant [ 'infənt ] a. 婴儿的,幼稚的,初期的
n. 婴儿,幼儿
e.g. 1. My sister's infant is very lovely.
我姐姐的小婴儿非常可爱。
2. The information industry is an infant industry in our country.
信息产业在我国是新兴产业。

infanticide [ in'fæntisaid ] n. 杀婴
e.g.

infantile [ 'infəntail ] a. 婴儿的,幼稚的,初期的
e.g. 1. Her unconscious looks wander to her husband with infantile dependency.
带著像婴儿般的依赖她不由自主地把目光投向了她的丈夫。
2. An adult or a young person who behaves in an infantile way.
孩子气的人行为表现出孩子气的成年人或年轻人

infantry [ 'infəntri ] n. 步兵(部队)
e.g. 1. The infantry are defending well.
步兵防守甚佳。
2. We have less infantry than the enemy.
我们的步兵比敌军少。

infect [ in'fekt ] v. 传染,感染
e.g. 1. The young teacher infected the whole class with her enthusiasm.
这位年轻的老师以她的热诚感染了全班。
2. The open wound soon became infected.
裸露的伤口很快就受到了感染。

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