六级词汇天天练(11.18)

1.bachelor
n. 单身汉，单身
a bachelor girl 自食其力的未婚女子
n. 学士
bechelor of Arts / Science 文/理学士

 

2.bacon
n. 咸肉，熏肉

 

3.badge
n. 徽章，证章；标记，标志，象征；[同]symbol

4.baffle
vt. 使困惑，难住
The question baffled me. 这个问题难住了我。
[同]confuse
vt. 妨碍，阻挠
They succeeded in -fling the enemy's attack.
他们成功地阻止了敌人的进攻。
vi.徒劳地挣扎; 折腾
baffle with the storm
徒然与暴风雨搏斗

 

5.bait
n. 饵 live bait 活饵
n. （喻）引诱物[同]temptation
（旅途中）休息
[考点]
rise to / jump at the bait 鱼吞饵；人入圈套

 

6.balcony
n. 阳台；（戏院或音乐厅的）楼座，楼厅

 

7.bald
adj. 秃的，无毛的，无叶的，无装饰的
[同]bare
adj. （喻）单调的，枯燥的
a bald style of writing 单调的文体
[同]dull

 

8.ballet
n. 芭蕾舞剧；芭蕾舞剧演员总称
a member of the ballet 芭蕾舞团的一名演员
the ballet 芭蕾舞艺术

 

9.bamboo
n.（pl.）bamboos
竹子；竹杆，竹棍

 

10.bandage
n. 绷带，包带
vt. 用绷带包扎
bandage (up) a hand 用绷带包扎手
[同]bind

 

12.bandit
n. (pl.) bandits,banditti
土匪，强盗，歹徒
[同]outlaw

 

13.banker
n. 银行家；（赌场）庄家

 

14.bankrupt
n. 破产者
adj. 破产的；枯竭的，失败的；完全缺乏的
be bankrupt of humor 毫无幽默可言
vt. 使破产；使枯竭
War had bankrupted the nation’s natural resources. 战争已耗尽了那个国家的自然资源。
[难点]
go bankrupt 破产
be bankrupt in/of 完全缺乏…

 

15.banquet
n. 正式宴会
give a banquet to sb.（或in sb.’s honour） 宴请某人
[同]dinner

 

16.barely
adv. 赤裸裸地，空乏地
barely furnished rooms 几乎没有家具的房间
adv. （仅仅）勉勉强强，几乎没有
He barely escaped death. 他九死一生。
[同]hardly ,scarcely

 

17.barge
n. 驳船；大游艇；（旗舰将官的）专用船
vi. 冲撞，碰撞（某人或某物）；笨重缓慢地移动
vt. 用驳船运载
[难点]
barge into/against… 冲撞，碰撞
barge in/into… 闯入，打扰，打断
Stop barging into our conversation. 不要打断我们的谈话。

 

18.barley
n. 大麦
[难点]
wheat 小麦
oat (pl.)燕麦

 

19.barometer
n. 气压计，晴雨表

 

20.baron
n. 贵族，男爵；工业巨商，大亨
an oil baron 石油大王

 

21.barren
adj. 贫瘠的，不毛的
barren land 不毛之地
[反]fertile
adj. 不育的，不妊的，（植物）不结果的
[同]unfruitful

 

22.baseball
n. 棒球；棒球运动

 

23.basement
n. 地下室

24.bazar
n. 集市，市场
[同]marketplace
n. 廉价商店

 

六级范文：

Directions:  图表内容是1990，1995，2000的公房和私房变化柱状表，趋势是公房越来越少，私房越来越多。
提纲：
1.简单描述一下图表内容
2.变化原因
3.这个变化对个人和社会的影响
Changes of Ownership of Houses in China
　　Ownership of houses in China has changed greatly in the past decade. In the past, most houses were stateowned. But now, private houses are everywhere. As is shown in the chart above, in 1990, the city's houses were mainly state-owned, with a percentage of 75. This percentage became 60 in the year 1995 and then dropped sharply to 20 in 2000. At the same time, the number of private houses has soared up 升高to 80 percent.
　　There are mainly two reasons that account for

说明〔解释〕…原因

this rapid change. Firstly, the government has been forwarding the policy to support private houses programs. These programs have proved to be very important in developing China's economy. Secondly, with the development of economy, people's standard of living has risen. They want to have their own houses to satisfy their needs.
　　The change has enabled more people to enjoy larger living space. At the same time, people feel pressure to make more money so that they can buy their own houses.