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hibernalADJ. /冬天的/wintry. Bears prepare for their long ______ sleep by overeating.
hibernateV. /冬眠/sleep throughout the winter. Bears are one of the many species of animals that _____________ . (______ion, N.
hierarchyN. /分级,排序了的/arrangement by rank or standing; authoritarian body divided into ranks. To be low man on the totem pole is to have an inferior place in the _________.
hilarityN. /狂欢,欢闹/boisterous mirth. This _________ is improper on this solemn day of mourning.
hindranceN. /障碍物/block; obstacle. Stalled cars along the high¬way are a ________ to traffic that tow trucks should remove without delay. hinder,V.
histrionicADJ. /戏剧性的/theatrical. He was proud of his _______ ability and wanted to play the role of Hamlet.
hoardV. /储藏/stockpile; accumulate for future use. Whenever there are rumors of a food shortage, many people are tempted to ______food. also N.
hoaryADJ. /灰白的/white with age. The man was hoary and wrin¬kled when he was 70.
hoaxN. /伎俩;小聪明/trick; practical joke. Embarrassed by the ______, he reddened and left the room. alsoV.
holsterN. /手枪套/pistol case. Even when he was not in uniform, he carried a _______ and pistol under his arm.
homageN. /敬意/honor; tribute. In her speech she tried to pay _______ to a great man.
homogeneousADJ. /同类的/of the same kind. Because the student body at Elite Prep was so ___________, Sara and James decided to send their daughter to a school that offered greater cultural diversity.
honeV. /磨尖/sharpen. To make shaving easier, he ___________d his razor with great care.
hoodwinkV. /欺骗,迷惑,蛊惑/deceive; delude. Having been ___________ once by the fast-talking salesman, he was extremely cau¬tious when he went to purchase a used car.
hordeN. /拥挤/crowd. Just before Christmas the stores are filled with ___________s of shoppers.
horticulturalADJ. /园艺的/pertaining to cultivation of gardens. When he bought his house, he began to look for flowers and decorative shrubs, and began to read books dealing with ___________ matters.
hostilityN. /不友好,敌意/unfriendliness; hatred. A child who has been the sole object of his parents' affection often feels ________ toward a new baby in the family, resenting the newcomer who has taken his place.
hovelN. /小屋/shack; small, wretched house. He wondered how poor people could stand living in such a _____
hoverV. /逗留;盘旋;等待/hang about; wait nearby. The police helicopter ________d above the accident.
hueN. /色调/color; aspect. The aviary contained birds of every possible ______.
hue and cryN.a noisy expression of public anger or disapproval:
humaneADJ. /仁慈/marked by kindness or consideration. It is ironic that the _______ Society sometimes must show its compassion toward mistreated animals by killing them to put them out of their misery.
humdrumADJ. /单调的/dull; monotonous. We lead such a ________ life/existence.
humidADJ. /潮湿的/damp. She could not stand the _______ climate and moved to a drier area.
humilityN. /谦逊/humbleness of spirit. He spoke with a ________ and lack of pride that impressed his listeners.
hurtleV. /冲击;碰撞;急冲/crash; rush. The runaway train _____d toward dis¬aster.
husbandV. /节约/use sparingly; conserve; save. Marathon run¬ners must husband their energy so that they can keep going for the entire distance.
hybridN. /混合的,混血的/mongrel; mixed breed. Mendel's formula explains the appearance of hybrids and pure species in breeding. alsoADJ.
hydrophobiaN. /恐水症;狂犬病/rabies; fear of water. A dog that bites a human being must be observed for symptoms of hydropho¬bia.
hyperboleN. /夸张/exaggeration; overstatement. As far as I'm concerned, Apple's claims about the new computer are pure _______: no machine is that good!
hypercriticalADJ. /及其夸张/excessively exacting. You are hypercriti¬cal in your demands for perfection; we all make mistakes.
hypochondriacN. /无病呻吟;忧郁症/person unduly worried about his health; worrier without cause about illness. The doctor prescribed chocolate pills for his patient who was a hypochondriac.
hypocriticalADJ. /伪善;欺骗/pretending to be virtuous; deceiving. Believing Eddie to be interested only in his own advance¬ment, Greg resented his hypocritical posing as a friend. hypocrisy, N.
hypotheticalADJ. /基于假设的,设想的,假想的/based on assumptions or hypotheses; supposed. Suppose you are accepted by Harvard, Stan¬ford, and Brown. Which one would you choose to attend? Remember, this is only a hypothetical situation. hypothe¬SiS, N.
ichthyologyN. /鱼类学/study of fish. Jacques Cousteau's pro¬grams about sea life have advanced the cause of ________.
iconN. /偶像,象征;图标/religious image; idol. The ________s on the walls of the church were painted in the 13th century.
iconoclasticADJ. /打破旧习/attacking cherished traditions. Deeply ________, Jean Genet deliberately set out to shock con¬ventional theatergoers with his radical plays.
ideologyN. /意识形态/system of ideas of a group. For people who had grown up believing in the communist ________, it was hard to adjust to capitalism.
idiomN. /习语;成语/expression whose meaning as a whole differs from the meanings of its individual words; distinctive style. The phrase "to lose one's marbles" is an ________: if I say that Joe's lost his marbles, I'm not asking you to find some for him. I'm telling you ________atically that he's crazy.
idiosyncrasyN. /特性,特质;古怪的,离心的/individual trait, usually odd in nature; eccentricity. One of Richard Nixon's little ________ies was his liking for ketchup on cottage cheese. One of Hannibal Lecter's little idiosyncrasies was his liking for human flesh. idiosyncratic,ADJ.
idolatryN. /过度崇拜/worship of idols; excessive admiration. Such ________ of singers of country music is typical of the exces¬sive enthusiasm of youth.
igniteV. /点燃/kindle; light. When Desi crooned, "Baby, light my fire," literal-minded Lucy looked around for some paper to ________.
ignobleADJ. /不高贵的;不光彩的/of lowly origin; unworthy. This plan is inspired by ________ motives and I must, therefore, oppose it.
ignominyN. /丢脸;抹黑;耻辱/deep disgrace; shame or dishonor. To lose the Ping-Pong match to a trained chimpanzee! How could Rollo stand the ________ of his defeat?
illicitADJ. /非法的/illegal. The defense attorney maintained that his client had never performed any ________ action.
illimitableADJ. /无限/infinite. Man, having explored the far corners of the earth, is now reaching out into ________ space.
illuminateV. /照亮;明朗;澄清/brighten; clear up or make understandable; enlighten. Just as a lamp can ________ a dark room, a perceptive comment can ________ a knotty problem.
illusionN. /幻觉/misleading vision. It is easy to create an optical ________ in which lines of equal length appear different.
illusoryADJ. /虚幻的,不真实的/deceptive; not real. Unfortunately, the costs of running the lemonade stand were so high that Tom's profits proved ________.
imbalanceN. /不平衡,不成比例/lack of balance or symmetry; disproportion. To correct racial ________ in the schools, school boards have bussed black children into white neighborhoods and white children into black ones.
imbibeV. /吸收/drink in. The dry soil ________d the rain quickly.
hindmostADJ.further behind
hinterlandsN.back country
hirelingN.one who serves for hire
hirsuteADJ.hairy
holocaustN.destruction by fire
homeostasisN.tendency of a system to maintain relative stability
homespunADJ.domestic;made at home.
homilyN.sermon;serious warning.His speeches were always ___________ies,advising his listener to repent and reform.
hortatoryADJ.encouraging;exhortive
hubbubN.confused uproar.
hubrisN.arrogance;excessive self conceit
hummockN.small hill
humusN.substance formed by decaying vegetable matter
husbandryN.frugality;thrift; / farming ;agriculture
idyllicADJ.charmingly carefree;simple
igneousADJ.produced by fire;volcanic.
imbecilityN.weakness of mind
imbroglioN.complicated situation;painful or complex misunderstanding
imbueV.saturate, fill
hieroglyphicN.picture writing.

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Created June 22, 2009
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  1. hoodwink V. /欺骗,迷惑,蛊惑/deceive; delude. Having been ___________ once by the fast-talking salesman, he was extremely cau¬tious when he went to purchase a used car. - 2 misses
  2. idiosyncrasy N. /特性,特质;古怪的,离心的/individual trait, usually odd in nature; eccentricity. One of Richard Nixon's little ________ies was his liking for ketchup on cottage cheese. One of Hannibal Lecter's little idiosyncrasies was his liking for human flesh. idiosyncratic,ADJ. - 1 miss
  3. hibernate V. /冬眠/sleep throughout the winter. Bears are one of the many species of animals that _____________ . (______ion, N. - 1 miss
  4. icon N. /偶像,象征;图标/religious image; idol. The ________s on the walls of the church were painted in the 13th century. - 1 miss
  5. ichthyology N. /鱼类学/study of fish. Jacques Cousteau's pro¬grams about sea life have advanced the cause of ________. - 1 miss
  6. hostility N. /不友好,敌意/unfriendliness; hatred. A child who has been the sole object of his parents' affection often feels ________ toward a new baby in the family, resenting the newcomer who has taken his place. - 1 miss
  7. hue and cry N.a noisy expression of public anger or disapproval: - 1 miss