高级英语名词解释

Plunder: steal money or property from a place, especially in war

Advent: the time when something begins or makes the first appearance Capitalize on: take advantage of

Succession: a series; several things in a row

Opt: make a choice

On its own account: for the merit of Prostitute: put to base use for gain Demolition: destruction

Feat: difficult or striking act of courage, strength, skills, or cunning ect.

Drudgery: hard, disagreeable or dull work

Compulsion: irresistible internal urge Remedial course: a course five to the students who need extra help and suppose on a subject that they experience difficulty in learning.

Lay down: state something as a whole Stick out: in due stay with to the end Famishing: causing to suffer severely from hunger

Fallacy: a false idea or belief Fish-out-water: unnatural or uncomfortable

Premiere: first night of a play performance, also known as the first night

Being on top: being most successful On the quite: secretly , quietly Autonomy: independence; freedom

Wax and wane: change in increase and decrease

Regime: a particular system of government or management that is usually unpopular

Haphazard: accidental; random In preference to: rather than Temperamental: moody

Reconcile: restore harmony or friendship between

A potted history: a short and superficial history

Idle workers: laid-off workers Impair: reduce, lessen

Critical thinking skills: critical thinking skills refer to the skills such as

ranking, comparing, identifying, analyzing, defining, evaluating etc. Exquisite: extraordinary; outstanding Doctrine: a strong belief or set of beliefs or opinions that form an important part of a religion or system or ideas Demon: a ghost or monster

Ethics: moral rules or principles of behavior for deciding what is right or what is wrong Get somebody down: depress/discourage sb.

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