"词汇篇2 · A"（Vocab A）
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- 涵盖情感/态度类名词（affinity、animosity、antipathy）和评价类形容词（affable、aloof、apathetic），每个词配一个常用搭配。
- 学完继续扩充高阶词汇量。
重点内容
| 英文 | 音标 | 中文 | 例句 | 常用搭配 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| advent (n.) | /ˈædvent/ | 出现；到来 | The advent of the internet changed everything. | the advent of technology |
| adversary (n.) | /ˈædvəsəri/ | 对手；敌手 | He faced a formidable adversary. | a political adversary |
| adversity (n.) | /ədˈvɜːsəti/ | 逆境 | She overcame great adversity. | face adversity |
| aegis (n.) | /ˈiːdʒɪs/ | 庇护；主持 | The talks were held under the aegis of the UN. | under the aegis of |
| affable (adj.) | /ˈæfəbl/ | 和蔼可亲的 | He's an affable host. | an affable manner |
| affectation (n.) | /ˌæfekˈteɪʃn/ | 矫揉造作 | His accent seemed like an affectation. | a mere affectation |
| affidavit (n.) | /ˌæfɪˈdeɪvɪt/ | 宣誓书 | She signed an affidavit. | swear an affidavit |
| affinity (n.) | /əˈfɪnəti/ | 亲近感；密切关系 | She has an affinity for languages. | an affinity for |
| affliction (n.) | /əˈflɪkʃn/ | 苦难；疾病 | He suffers from a rare affliction. | a chronic affliction |
| alacrity (n.) | /əˈlækrəti/ | 欣然；敏捷 | She agreed with alacrity. | with alacrity |
| alchemy (n.) | /ˈælkəmi/ | 炼金术；神奇变化 | Their teamwork felt like alchemy. | a kind of alchemy |
| allegiance (n.) | /əˈliːdʒəns/ | 效忠 | They swore allegiance to the king. | pledge allegiance |
| allegory (n.) | /ˈæləgəri/ | 寓言；讽喻 | The novel is an allegory for war. | a political allegory |
| alleviate (v.) | /əˈliːvieɪt/ | 减轻 | The medicine alleviates pain. | alleviate suffering |
| allude (v.) | /əˈluːd/ | 暗指 | She alluded to the problem. | allude to |
| allusion (n.) | /əˈluːʒn/ | 暗指；典故 | The poem is full of literary allusions. | a literary allusion |
| aloof (adj.) | /əˈluːf/ | 冷淡的；疏远的 | He remained aloof from the group. | stay aloof |
| altercation (n.) | /ˌɔːltəˈkeɪʃn/ | 争吵 | They had a heated altercation. | a heated altercation |
| altruistic (adj.) | /ˌæltruˈɪstɪk/ | 无私的 | It was an altruistic act. | an altruistic gesture |
| amalgamation (n.) | /əˌmælgəˈmeɪʃn/ | 合并；融合 | The company is an amalgamation of two firms. | an amalgamation of ideas |
| ambiguity (n.) | /ˌæmbɪˈgjuːəti/ | 模糊性；歧义 | The contract is full of ambiguity. | moral ambiguity |
| ambivalent (adj.) | /æmˈbɪvələnt/ | 矛盾的；犹豫不决的 | She's ambivalent about the job offer. | feel ambivalent |
| ambrosial (adj.) | /æmˈbrəʊziəl/ | 极其美味的 | The meal was ambrosial. | an ambrosial scent |
| ameliorate (v.) | /əˈmiːliəreɪt/ | 改善 | The plan aims to ameliorate poverty. | ameliorate conditions |
| amenable (adj.) | /əˈmiːnəbl/ | 顺从的；愿意配合的 | He's amenable to change. | amenable to persuasion |
| anachronism (n.) | /əˈnækrənɪzəm/ | 时代错误；不合时宜的事物 | The old law is now an anachronism. | a historical anachronism |
| anachronistic (adj.) | /əˌnækrəˈnɪstɪk/ | 时代错乱的 | The tradition seems anachronistic today. | an anachronistic custom |
| analogous (adj.) | /əˈnæləgəs/ | 类似的 | The situation is analogous to war. | analogous to |
| anarchy (n.) | /ˈænəki/ | 无政府状态 | The country descended into anarchy. | a state of anarchy |
| anathema (n.) | /əˈnæθəmə/ | 极其厌恶之物 | Violence is anathema to her. | anathema to |
| anecdote (n.) | /ˈænɪkdəʊt/ | 轶事 | He told an amusing anecdote. | a personal anecdote |
| anguish (n.) | /ˈæŋgwɪʃ/ | 极度痛苦 | She was in anguish over the loss. | mental anguish |
| animosity (n.) | /ˌænɪˈmɒsəti/ | 敌意 | There's animosity between the two families. | deep animosity |
| annihilation (n.) | /əˌnaɪəˈleɪʃn/ | 彻底毁灭 | The city faced total annihilation. | nuclear annihilation |
| annum (n.) | /ˈænəm/ | 每年（per annum） | The rent is $12,000 per annum. | per annum |
| anomaly (n.) | /əˈnɒməli/ | 异常现象 | The data shows an anomaly. | a statistical anomaly |
| antagonise (v.) | /ænˈtægənaɪz/ | 激怒；使敌对 | His comments antagonised the audience. | antagonise someone |
| antecedent (n.) | /ˌæntɪˈsiːdənt/ | 先例；前身 | The custom has ancient antecedents. | historical antecedents |
| antidote (n.) | /ˈæntidəʊt/ | 解药；解决办法 | There's no antidote for the poison. | an antidote to |
| antipathy (n.) | /ænˈtɪpəθi/ | 反感；厌恶 | He felt antipathy towards his rival. | antipathy towards |
| antiquated (adj.) | /ˈæntɪkweɪtɪd/ | 过时的 | The rules seem antiquated. | antiquated technology |
| antiquity (n.) | /ænˈtɪkwəti/ | 古代；古老 | The ruins date from antiquity. | ancient antiquity |
| antithesis (n.) | /ænˈtɪθəsɪs/ | 对立面 | Her calm was the antithesis of his anger. | the antithesis of |
| apathetic (adj.) | /ˌæpəˈθetɪk/ | 冷漠的 | Many voters are apathetic. | politically apathetic |
| aperture (n.) | /ˈæpətʃə(r)/ | 光圈；孔隙 | Adjust the camera's aperture. | a small aperture |
| apex (n.) | /ˈeɪpeks/ | 顶点 | He reached the apex of his career. | the apex of |
📌 *analogous*（类似的，正式用词）比《C1 05》学过的类似意思的日常词更书面，写作时想表达"A 跟 B 类似"，用 analogous to 会比 similar to 更正式。
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