J2 真題高頻單字題分享(21-30) - 英檢

大家好，我是J2(Jacob),
繼上次分享了前20個近幾年真題高頻單字後（文章代碼(AID): #1L2mdZXA）
回饋版友，繼續發下10個。

不過就如我最近回答版友問題時(文章代碼(AID): #1L6PaH7n)強調的，
單字請一定要在句子裡學起來，並累積一定次數，才會真正成為你的單字庫，
並在閱讀時能即時辨識、聽力聽到時即時反應。
除繼續分享近幾年出現超過兩次以上的單字以外，並分享簡單造詞，
(來源主要來自learnersdictionary 及 Cambridge dictionary)
若在TPO有出現過，也一併將該句子整理進來。

整理也花了些許時間，
將不定期持續分享，
還請版友不吝推文,
先謝謝各位同學了。

高頻單字21- 30:

1. autonomous independent a. 獨立的；自主的
autonomy independence n. 自治；自主
ex. an autonomous region/republic/territory
TPO ex.Few of the cultural traditions and rules that today allow us to deal
with dense populations existed for these people accustomed to household
autonomy and the ability to move around the landscape almost at will.

2. band form groups v. 聯合；結合
band stripe n. 條紋，帶
ex. A band of thunderstorms crossed the area late last night.
TPO ex. The proposed areas of the domestication of African crops lie in a
band that extends from Ethiopia across southern Sudan to West
Africa.

3. be fraught with charge with a. 充滿
be fraught with full of a.
ex. The paper was poorly researched and fraught with errors.

4. boast brag v. 誇口；自恃
boast claim
ex. She boasted of having won five games in a row.
TPO ex. And then your round, your main character who loves success and loves
to show off, comes and boasts about succeeding and jokes about the flat
character’s defeat in front of others, humiliates the other guy.

5. bothersome irritating a. 麻煩的；討厭的
bothersome annoying
ex.The injury isn't too bad. It's more bothersome[=troublesome] than painful.

6. bound limit n. 範圍；界限
bound constraint
bound held v. 限制
ex.The police officers exceeded/overstepped their bounds and
broke the law.
TPO ex. The worker was bound to the master by a mutual contract that either
one could repudiate, and the relationship was conceptualized as one of
partnership.

7. celebrate praise v. 讚美；歌頌
celebrated distinguished a. 著名的；馳名的
famous
celebratory full of praise a. 稱揚的;慶功的
ex. He is one of today's most celebrated young writers.
TPO ex. Unfortunately, this explanation fails to explain the hidden
locations, unless the migrations were celebrated with secret
ceremonies.

8. cement bond v. 黏結；膠合 ; 鞏固
cement stick
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ex. A win would cement her reputation as a strong competitor.
TPO ex.As among tribespeople, personal relationships and a careful
weighing of character have always been crucial in a mercantile
economy with little regulation, where one's word is one's bond and
where informal ties of trust cement together an international
trade network.

9. coat fur n. 皮毛
coat cover v. 掩蓋
ex. My shoes are coated with mud.
TPO ex.The rapid technical development of photography—the introduction
of lighter and simpler equipment, and of new emulsions that coated
photographic plates, film, and paper and enabled images to be made
at much faster speeds—had some unanticipated consequences.

10.command mastery n. 掌握；控制
commanding forceful a. 威嚴的；堅強的
ex. She shouted out commands to the crew.
TPO ex. A maritime code known as the Consulate of the Sea, which
originated in the western Mediterranean region in the fourteenth
century, won acceptance by a majority of sea goers as the
normative code for maritime conduct; it defined such matters as
the authority of a ship's officers, protocols of command, pay
structures, the rights of sailors, and the rules of engagement
when ships met one another on the sea-lanes.


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