[题目][1] n．挫折,受挫的状态[2] adj.不证自明的,不言而喻的[3] n．不公正,不公平[4] n．正直,公平[5] n．压迫[6] vt.改变.转换[7] n．州长[8] adj.粗糙的,粗略的[9] n．平原[10] adj.弯曲的[11] vt.揭露.泄露[12] adj.强大的,强有力的[13] vt.升高,加高[14] n．山坡题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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【题目】

【1】________ n．挫折；受挫的状态

【2】________ adj.不证自明的；不言而喻的

【3】________ n．不公正；不公平

【4】________ n．正直；公平

【5】________ n．压迫

【6】________ vt.改变，转换

【7】________ n．州长

【8】________ adj.粗糙的；粗略的

【9】________ n．平原

【10】________ adj.弯曲的

【11】________ vt.揭露，泄露

【12】________ adj.强大的；强有力的

【13】________ vt.升高；加高

【14】________ n．山坡

【答案】见解析

【解析】【1】frustration；

【2】self-evident；

【3】injustice；

【4】justice；

【5】oppression；

【6】transform；

【7】governor；

【8】rough；

【9】plain；

【10】crooked；

【11】reveal；

【12】mighty；

【13】heighten；

【14】mountainside

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