高考英语：单项选择题词汇题详解.doc

1、英语词汇题详解1. In this factory, suggestions often have to wait for months before they are fully _.      A.admitted   B.acknowledged     C.absorbed       D.considered答案 D. considered注释 considered 考虑; admit 承认; absorb 吸收。注意ackn

2、owledge 1) (=agree or admit the truth of; confess) 承认, 供认; A. He acknowledged his mistake. (他承认了他的错误。) B. 接动名词 He acknowledged having been beaten. (他承认被打败了。) 2) (express thanks for) 致谢; A. Mary acknowledged the gift with a pleasant letter. (玛丽致函感谢馈赠的礼物。) B. His long service with the company was ackn

3、owledged with a present. (向他赠送礼品以感谢他长期来对公司的服务。)2. The boy slipped out of the room and headed for the swimming pool without his parents' _.        A. command   B. conviction  C. consent          D. comp

4、romise答案 C. consent注释 consent 同意, 赞成, 答应。conviction 深信, 确信。compromise 妥协, 折中。command 命令, 指令; 掌握, 运用能力。3. Our research has focused on a drug which is so _ as to be able to change brain chemistry.        A. powerful   B. influential   &n

5、bsp;       C. monstrous       D. vigorous答案 A. powerful注释 powerful (=having or producing great power) 强有力的。在这里四个形容词中, 只有powerful (有效力的) 可与表示药物的名词搭配。influential 有影响的, 有势力的, monstrous 异常大的, vigorous 精力旺盛的, 强健有力的。4. The lost car of the Lees wa

6、s found _ in the woods off the highway.        A. vanished       B. abandoned      C. scattered      D. rejected答案 B. abandoned注释 abandoned (=give up completely) 放弃, 抛弃; 1) The scientis

7、t abandoned his research for lack of fund. 2) The sailors abandoned the burning ship注意abandon 暗指某人对其所抛弃的人或物将会发生什么事情不感兴趣, 如把撞坏的汽车抛弃在路旁。vanish (=suddenly disappear; go out of existence) vi.消失, 绝迹; 1) The airplane vanished into the clouds.2) Many kinds of animals have vanished form the earth. (许多种类的动物以

8、在地球上绝迹。)   scatter (=send, go in different direction) 驱使, 使分散; The police scattered the crowed. (警察驱散人群。) (=throw or put in various directions) 撒, 到处放; He scattered his clothes all over the room. reject (=refuse to accept) 拒绝接受; She rejected my suggestion5. Henry's news report covering

9、 the conference was so _ that nothing had been omitted.       A.understanding    B.comprehensible  C.comprehensive   D.understandable答案 C. comprehensive.注释 comprehensive 完全的无所不包的; comprehensible 能懂的, 可以理解的; understandable 可以理解的, 主要用来指人的行为。u

10、nderstanding 用来指人时, 表示"善于理解别人或别人问题的 (人) 。"注意下面的搭配：a comprehensive map (街区详图) ; a comprehensible remark (听得懂的话) ,an understandable mistake (可以理解的错误) ; an understanding friend (一位能理解人的朋友) 。6. She was afraid that unless the train speeded up she would lose her _ to Scotland.   &

11、nbsp;    A. ticket      B. place     C. seat      D. connection 答案 D. connection注释 lose one's connection to 误了到.地方去的 (汽车、火车、轮船的) 联运; The train was late and I missed my connection.7. The ship was _ in a stor

12、m off Jamaica.        A. drowned     B. sunk      C. wrecked    D. submitted答案 C. wrecked注释 wreck vt. 撞坏, 毁坏; 1) My son wrecked my car. 2) My car was completely wrecked in the accident. &nbs

13、p;      sink vt. 下沉, 沉没, 该动词也可作及物动词用, 意为“使下沉”, 但按本题句意看, 用被动语态不妥。 drown 溺死, 淹死： (vt.) He drowned his wife. (vi) He drowned in the river. (他在河里淹死了。) submit 1) (=put oneself under the control of another) 提交, 呈送 (to) ： Should a wife submit herself to her husband? (妻子应顺从他丈夫吗？) 2)

14、 (=put forward for option, discussion, decision ect.) 提出 (供评论、讨论决定等) You must submit your request to the committee. 3) (=surrender (to) , give in) 屈服,投降：After being defeated, they submitted to the enemy. (打败后, 他们向敌人投降了。)8. No one has _ been able to trace the author of the poem.   &nbs

15、p;     A. still   B. yet     C. already     D. just答案 B. yet注释 yet 常用于现在完成时的否定句中, 意为“尚, 还”。9. More than one-third of the Chinese in the United States live in California, _ in San Francisco.     &

16、nbsp;  A. previously    B. predominantly       C practically     D. permanently答案 B. predominantly.注释 predominantly (=mostly; mainly) 主要地。 previously (=coming earlier in time or order) 先前, 早先; This is better than any solution

17、 previously. (这个办法比以前提出的任何解决办法都好。) practically (=really; in a practical way) 实际上。permanently (=going on for a long time) 永久地。本题译文：在美国, 华人中有三分之一居住在加利福尼亚洲, 其中主要是在旧金山。10. The new secretary has written a remarkably _ report only in a few pages but with all the details.      

18、;  A. concise   B. clear    C. precise         D. elaborate答案 A. concise.注释 concise (=brief; giving much information in few words) 简明扼要的：He gave a concise report of the meeting. (他对会议作了简明扼要的报道。) clear 清楚的。precise (=exact; correctl

19、y stated; free form error) 精确的, 明白无误的; Please tell me the precise measurements. (请告诉我精确的尺寸。) elaborate (=worked out with much care; carefully prepared) 精心制作的, 丰盛的：Peter worked out an elaborate scheme for raising the money. (彼得制定了一项详尽得计划来筹集着笔款项。) 孤立地看, 似乎4个形容词均能修饰report, 但从句子的逻辑关系看, 后半句中有only in a fe

20、w pages but with all the details, 故concise 是最贴切的选择了。11. The managing director took the _ for the accident, although it was not really his fault.        A. guilt       B. charge         C. bl

21、ame      D. accusation答案 C. blame.注释take the blame for 对.承担责任。Take charge of 负责管理 (照顾) 。注意charge 前无冠词the.12. The worker agreed to _ the strike if the company would satisfy their demands.        A. call for    B. call for

22、th         C. call off       D. call up答案 C. call off      注释 详见III,25,26注释。13. I could just see a car in the distance, but I couldn't _ what color it was.        A.

23、look out     B. make out          C. get across     D. take after答案 B. make out      注释 详见III,123注释。14. He has impressed his employers considerably and _ he is soon to be promoted. &nbs

24、p;      A. eventually     B. yet      C. finally        D. accordingly答案 D. accordingly.注释accordingly (=for that reason, therefore) 因此, 所以。15. It was a great _ for him to be pleasant to

25、 people he didn't like.        A. attempt      B. trouble      C. power   D. effort答案 D. effort.注释 effort (作可数名词用) (=vigorous attempt) 努力的尝试：Does it require a great effort of will to give up smoki

26、ng? (戒烟需要坚强的毅力吗？)16. The firemen managed to _ the fire in time.        A. extinguish    B. prevent    C. suppress     D. ruin答案 A. extinguish.注释 extinguish (=put out) vt. 扑灭 (火焰等) 。Stop the fire虽然也可以搭配, 但按

27、本句题意用extinguish为最佳。17. What is most obvious in this book are all those details of daily living which make Mrs. Richard _ common.        A. nothing but      B. anything but     C. above all   &nbs

28、p; D.rather than答案 B. anything but.注释 anything but (=far from being) 根本不; The boys knew they bad broken the rules, and they were anything but happy when they were called to the office. (=They were unhappy and afraid.) nothing but 只不过; Don't have him for a friend; he's nothing but a criminal.

29、 (不要把他当朋友, 他只不过是个罪犯。) I have nothing but two dollars. (我只有2美元。) above all最重要的。rather than 而不是18. The car was completely _ and the driver seriously injured.        A. broken off       B. taken off     C. written

30、 off       D. picked up答案 C. written off.注释 write off报废, 参看III, 200.注释; break off参看III.13.注释; take off参看III.170.注释; pick up参看III.130,129.注释。19. On this happy occasion, I'd like to say that we are _ much obliged to you for your kind cooperation.   &nbs

31、p;    A. even so     B. ever so      C. as yet        D. so far答案 B. ever so.注释ever so (=very) 非常; It's ever so cold.与名词搭配时则用ever such, 如：She's ever such a nice girl. (她是一位非常好的姑娘。) even so (=althou

32、gh that is true, nevertheless; still) 即使如此：The fire was out, but even so, the smell of smoke was strong. (=The fire was out, but the smell was still there.)20. His new appointment takes _ from the beginning of next month.        A. place    &nbs

33、p; B. effect       C. post    D. office、答案 B. effect.  注释take effect 生效。21. The policeman stopped him when he was driving home and _ him of speeding.        A. charged    B. accused  &n

34、bsp;   C. blamed    D. deprived答案 B. accused.注释accuse sb. of. 控告某人犯有., warn sb. of警告、告戒某人有.deprive sb. of sth.剥夺某人某事。charge sb. with murder (指控某人犯有杀人罪) 。22. Mr. Smith gradually _ a knowledge of the subject.        A. attained  &nb

35、sp;     B. achieved         C. required       D. acquired答案 D. acquired.注释acquired (=gain for oneself by skill or ability, by one's own efforts or behavior) (由技术、能力、努力或行为) 获得; 得到：He has acquired a good comm

36、and of English language. (他已精通英语。) achieve, vt. 取得 (胜利、成功等) , 实现 (目标、目的等) 。 attain, vt. 达到 (目的等) , 取得 (成就等) ：1) I hope you will attain your object. (我希望你会达到你的目的。) 2) He attained success through hard work. 23. This is the _ piano on which the composer created some of his greatest works.   &

37、nbsp;   A. actual        B. genuine         C. real        D. original答案 A. actual  注释本题中actual (=existing in fact, not imaginary) 实际使用过的。actual, read, genuine是同义词, 有时可以互换, 如：an ac

38、tual (or real) event in history, (历史上的真实事件) , real (or genuine) banknotes (真钞票), 其反义词是false (假的) ; original (原来的) , 其反义词是duplicate (复制的) 。从不同的角度看, 似乎任何一个选择都说得过去, 但按照题意选A. actual 最佳, 因为题中强调的不是钢琴的真假, 而是指作曲家“实际使用过的”。本题译文：这是作曲家创作他的一些杰出作品时实际使用过的那台钢琴。24. My camera can be _ to take pictures in cloudy or su

39、nny conditions.       A. treated       B. adopted         C. adjusted        D. remedied答案 C. adjusted.注释adjust (=arrange, put in order or agreement; make suitable o

40、r convenient for use) 强调, 调节, 使适应; The body adjusts itself to change of temperature. (身体能自行调节以适应温度的变化。) My eyes have not been adjusted to dark yet. (我的眼睛还没有适应黑暗。) 本句中adjust是不及物动词。I must adjust my watch. It's slow. (我必须调一下我的表。它走得慢了。)25. According to the psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud, wisdom comes f

41、rom the _ of maturity.       A. fulfillment   B. achievement   C. establishment      D. accomplishment答案 B. achievement注释achievement (=something successfully finished or gained especially through skill and hard work) 取得, 达到, 成就。例如：achi

42、evement age智力成熟年龄。fulfilment (=the act of fulfilling or condition of being fulfilled) 履行, 实行。如：He was willing to face any hardship in fulfilment of his duties. (他愿意迎向困难去履行他得职责。) establishment 建立,建设。Accomplishment (顺利) 完成：It was a great accomplishment to finish the house cleaning in two days. (两天内打扫完

43、这栋屋子是件很了不起的事。)26. The number of tickets _ will be determined by the size of the stadium.        A. adaptable      B. acceptable        C. advisable      D. available答案 D. available

44、.注释 available. (=capable of being used; that may be obtained) 可用的, 有效的, 可得到的。例如：1) There are no doctors available in the remote areas. (在边远地区没有大夫。) 2) There tickets are available for on month. (这些票有效期一个月。)acceptable 可以接受的：None of the suggestions was acceptable. advisable 明智的, 可取的, 适当的：I think it adv

45、isable that he be assigned to the job. (我认为指派他干这项工作是可取的。) adaptable 能适应的：He is an adaptable man and will soon learn the new work.27. Too many hotels have been built and this has _ prices, making holidays cheaper.       A. cut short     B. cut out &nb

46、sp;    C. cut off        D. cut down答案 D. cut down.注释 cut down 参阅III,38注释。28. He is a very honest official and never _ any gifts from the people who sought his help.       A. accepted      &

47、nbsp;B. received      C. took up         D. excepted答案 A. accepted注释 receive 收到, 接到, 指“收, 接”这一动作; 而accept 是经过考虑“接受”下来, 表示当事人的态度, 如：I received the present, but I did not accept it. (我收到了这件礼物, 但我没有接受。)29. He was not _ to the club because

48、 he wasn't a member.         A. allowed         B. admitted    C. permitted        D. approved答案 B. admitted.注释 admit sb. to (=allow sb. or sth. to enter; let in

49、) 允许某人某物进入; 让.进入：1) Children are not admitted. (儿童免进。) Only one hundred boys are admitted to the school the school every year. (这所学校每年只收100名男生。) admit (=acknowledge; confess) 承认, 供认：1) We have to admit that he is a highly competent man. (我们不得不承认他是一位能力很强的人。) 2) The thief admitted his crime. 3) She ad

50、mitted having read the letter, 4) I admit breaking the window. 注意admit后可接动名词的一般式或完成式。5) We must admit the task to be difficult。注意admit也可以接复合结构。allow和permit后均可接sb. to do sth., 故不合本题题意。approve sth. 批准; approve of doing sth. (=think well of) 赞成, 赞许：1) I am afraid they won't approve of your going th

51、ere. (恐怕他们不会赞成你去那里的。) 2) I don't approve of your way of looking at things. (我不赞同你看待事情的方法。)30. Although he doesn't like that law, he will _ with it.         A. confine      B. conform       C.

52、comply                    D. contend答案 C. comply    注释 comply with 遵守。41. The Department is also deeply _ in various improvement schemes.         A. c

53、onnected    B. included      C. involved    D. implied 答案 C. involved.注释be involved in 参与。Be included in 包括在.中。42. Keys should never be hidden around the house since thieves _ know where to look.         A

54、. virtually     B. variously       C. unavoidably        D. invariably答案 D. invariably.注释invariably 总是, 不变地。Virtually 事实上, 实际上。unavoidably不可避免地。43. The boy had a _ escape when he ran across the road in front of the

55、bus.         A. close                    B. short        C. narrow          

56、;   D. fine答案 C. narrow.  注释have a narrow escape 幸免遇难。44. Do you mind if I _ with my work while you are getting tea ready.        A. get through       B. turn to       C. carry on  

57、;         D. come on答案 C. carry on.      注释carry on 继续, 参看,28。45. I left for the office earlier than usual this morning _ traffic jam.       A. in line with     B. in case of    C. for

58、the sake of   D. at the risk of答案 B. in case of.注释 in case of 参看,94注释。In line with (=in agreement with) 与.一致, 符合：His actions were not in line with his belief.本句中in line with.作表语。In line with history and social evolution socialism is inevitable.本句中in line with引导地短语作状语, 意为“按照”。For the sake o

59、f 为了.起见。At the sake of冒.的风险。46. The finance minister has not been so _ since he raised taxes to such a high level.         A. popular   B. well-known      C. favorable       D. preferable答案 A. po

60、pular.注释popular 此处意为“ (=liked and admired) 受爱戴的, 有名声或声望的”。47. It is wrong for someone in such a high _ in the government to behave too badly in public.         A. situation    B. position     C. employment  &nb

61、sp;   D. profession答案 B. position.注释 position 此句中指“地位” (不可数, 有时加不定冠词), 如：1) She was a woman of high position. 2) a high (low) position society. 48. We all knew from the very _ that the plan would fail.         A. outcome   B. outs

62、et        C. income     D. output答案 B. outset.注释 outset 开端, 开始, from the very outset (从一开始) 。outbreak爆发, 发生。outcome结局. income 收入。output 产量。49. He looked rather untidy as there were two buttons _ from his coat.       A. loosin

63、g        B. losing      C. off        D. missing答案 D. missing.注释 missing 缺少的; a book with some missing pages. (缺页书) 。50. Lawyers often make higher _ for their work than they should.       A. bills        B. charges         C. prices            D. costs答案 B. charges.注释 make charges for对.收 (费) ; 索 (价) 。charge也可以用作动词, 表示“收费, 索价”,