SAT(Barrons)巴朗3500基础词汇(List 40)

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Word List 40 redolent-rescind

redolent ADJ./有味道的;有香味儿的/fragrant; odorous; suggestive of an odor. Even

though it is February, the air is redolent of spring.

redoubtable ADJ./可怕的/formidable; causing fear. During the Cold War period,

neighboring countries tried not to offend the Russians because they could be

redoubtable foes.

redress N./补偿;赔偿/remedy; compensation. Do you mean to tell me that I can get

noredress for my injuries? also v.

redundant ADJ./冗余的;多余的/superfluous; repetitious; excessivejy wordy. The

bottle of wine I brought to Bob's was certainly redundant how was I to know Bob

owned a winery? In your essay, you repeat several points unnecessarily; try to

be less redundant in the future. redundancy, N.

reek V./散发(气味)/emit (odor). The room reeked with stale tobacco smoke. also

N.

refraction N./(光线的)折射，弯曲/bending of a ray of light. When you look at a stick

inserted in water, it looks bent because of the refrac­tion of the light by the

water.

refractory ADJ./按不住的;不服气的;倔强的/stubborn; unmanageable. The refractory horse

was eliminated from the race when he refused to obey the jockey.

refrain V./抵制;抵抗;远离，节制/abstain from; resist. Whenever he heard a song with a

lively chorus, Sol could never refrain from joining in on the refrain.

refurbish V./刷新;修复;擦亮/renovate; make bright by polishing. The flood left a

deposit of mud on everything; we had to refurbish our belongings.

refute V./反驳/disprove. The defense called several respectable witnesses who

were able to refute the false testimony of the prosecution's sole witness.

refutation, N.

regal ADJ./皇家的/royal. Prince Albert had a regal manner.

regale V./取悦，娱乐，享受/entertain. John regaled us with tales of his adventures in

Africa.

regime N./政体/method or system of government. When the French mention the

OldRegime, they refer to the govern­ment existing before the revolution.

regimen N./摄生法/prescribed diet and habits. I doubt whether the results

warrant our living under such a strict regimen.

rehabilitateV./恢复;复原/restore to proper condition. We must reha­bilitate those

whom we send to prison.

reimburse V./偿还/repay. Let me know what you have spent and I will reimburse

you.

reiterate V./重申;重复/repeat. He reiterated the warning to make sure everyone

understood it.

rejoinder N./反驳;回应/retort; comeback; reply. When someone has been rude to me,

I find it particularly satisfying to come up with a quick rejoinder.

rejuvenate V./返老还童;青春重回/make young again. The charlatan claimed that his

elixir would rejuvenate the aged and weary.

relegate V./指派;下放;贬/banish to an inferior position; delegate; assign. After

Ralph dropped his second tray of drinks that week, the manager swiftly relegated

him to a minor post cleaning up behind the bar.

relent V./变宽厚;变温和/give in. When her stern father would not relent and allow

her to marry Robert Browning, Elizabeth Barrett eloped with her suitor.

relentless,ADJ.

relevant ADJ./有关的;相对的/pertinent; referring to the case in hand. How

relevantVirginia Woolf's essays are to women writers today! It's as if Woolf in

the 1930s foresaw our current literary struggles. relevancy, N.

relic N./纪念物;废墟，遗留/surviving remnant; memento. Egypt's Department of

Antiquities prohibits tourists from taking mummies and other ancient relics out

of the country. Mike keeps his photos of his trip to Egypt in a box with other

relics of his travels.

relinquish V./不情愿的屈服，放弃(某物)/give up something with reluctance; yield. Denise

never realized how hard it would be for her to relinquish her newborn son to the

care of his adoptive par­ents. Once you get used to fringe benefits like expense

account meals and a company car, it's very hard to relin­quish them.

relish V./品味;享受/savor; enjoy. Watching Peter enthusiastically chow down, I

thought, "Now there's a man who relishes a good dinner!" also N.

remediable ADJ./可挽回的/reparable. Let us be grateful that the damage is

remediable.

remedial ADJ./治疗的，补救的/curative; corrective. Because he was a slow reader, he

decided to take a course in remedial reading.

reminiscence N./怀旧;回想/recollection. Her reminiscences of her experiences are

so fascinating that she ought to write a book.

remiss ADJ./玩忽职守的，粗心大意的/negligent. The guard was accused of being remissin

his duty when the prisoner escaped.

remission N./减轻，缓解;宽恕/temporary moderation of disease symptoms; cancellation

of a debt; forgiveness or pardon. Though the senator had been treated for

cancer, his symptoms were in remission, and he was considered fit enough to

handle the strains of a presidential race.

remnant N./残留物/remainder. I suggest that you wait until the store places the

remnantsof these goods on sale.

remonstrance N./抗议/protest; objection. The authorities were deaf to the

pastor'sremonstrances about the lack of police protection in the area.

remonstrate,V.

remorse N./懊悔，自责/guilt; self-reproach. The murderer felt no remorse for his

crime.

remunerativeADJ./有利益的;有报酬的/compensating; rewarding. I find my new work so

remunerative that I may not return to my previ­ous employment. remuneration,

N.

rend V./分开;撕开/split; tear apart. In his grief, he tried to rend his garments.

rent, N.

render

V./呈递;开账单;给予;还以，报以;放弃，投降投降或交出;放弃;描写以文字形式表现，描绘;以图像或绘画表现;演奏，诠释;翻译;正式宣布;裁决;使成为;熔解，精炼;打底/deliver;

provide; represent. He rendered aid to the needy and indigent.

rendition N./表演，诠释;翻译/translation; artistic interpretation of a song, etc.

The audience cheered enthusiastically as she com­pleted her rendition of the

aria.

renegade N./变节者/deserter; traitor. Because he had abandoned his post and

joined forces with the Indians, his fellow offi­cers considered the hero of

Dances with Wolves a rene­gade.alsoADJ.

renege V./食言;反悔;否认;翻供/deny; go back on. He reneged on paying off his

debt.

renounce V./放弃;断绝关系/abandon; disown; repudiate. Even though she knew she

would be burned at the stake as a witch, Joan of Arc refused to renounce her

belief that her voices came from God. renunciation, N.

renovate V./革新;刷新;修复/restore to good condition; renew. They claim that they

canrenovate worn shoes so that they look like new ones.

renown N./名望/fame. For many years an unheralded researcher, Barbara

McClintock gained international renown when she won the Nobel Prize in

Physiology and Medicine. renowned,ADJ.

rent N./撕;裂口/rip; split. Kit did an excellent job of mending the rent in the

lining of her coat.

reparable ADJ./可修复的/capable of being repaired. Fortunately, the damages we

suffered in the accident were reparable and our car looks brand new.

reparation N./修订;弥补;补偿/amends; compensation. At the peace con­ference, the

defeated country promised to pay reparations to the victors.

repast N./餐;宴会/meal; feast; banquet. The caterers prepared a delicious repast

for Fred and Judy's wedding day.

repeal V./废除;撤除/revoke; annul. What would the effect on our soci­ety be if we

decriminalized drug use by repealing the laws against the possession and sale of

narcotics?

repel V./撤退;退却/drive away; disgust. At first, the Beast's ferocious

appearancerepelled Beauty, but she came to love the ten­der heart hidden behind

that beastly exterior.

repellent ADJ./排斥的/driving away; unattractive. Mosquitoes find the odor so

repellentthat they leave any spot where this liq­uid has been sprayed. also

N.

repercussion N./反弹;弹回/rebound; reverberation; reaction. I am afraid that this

unfortunate incident will have serious reper­cussions.

repertoire N./节目表;保留节目/list of works of music, drama, etc., a per­former is

prepared to present. The opera company decided to include Madame Butterfly in

its repertoire for the follow­ing season.

replenish V./补充/fill up again. Before she could take another backpacking

trip, Carla had to replenish her stock of freeze-dried foods.

replete ADJ./充满的;充足的/filled to the brim or to the point of being stuffed;

abundantly supplied. The movie star's memoir was replete with juicy details

about the love life of half of Hollywood.

replica N./复制/copy. Are you going to hang this replica of the Declaration of

Independence in the classroom or in the auditorium?

replicate V./复制/reproduce; duplicate. Because he had always wanted a palace,

Donald decided to replicate the Tai Mahal in miniature on his estate.

repository N./仓库;知识库;智囊团/storehouse. Libraries are repositories of the

world's best thoughts.

reprehensible ADJ./应该谴责的/deserving blame. Shocked by the viciousness of the

bombing, politicians of every party uni­formly condemned the terrorists'

reprehensible deed.

repress V./压迫;压制;压/restrain; crush; oppress. Anne's parents tried to curb her

impetuosity without repressing her boundless high spirits.

reprieve N./暂缓;缓刑/temporary stay. During the twenty-four-hour reprieve, the

lawyers sought to make the stay of execution permanent. alsoV.

reprimand V./谴责/reprove severely; rebuke. Every time Ermen­garde made a

mistake in class, she was afraid that Miss Minchin would reprimand her and tell

her father how badly she was doing in school. also N.

reprisal N./报复/retaliation. I am confident that we are ready for any

reprisals the enemy may undertake.

reprise N./年金;重奏;重复的行动/musical repetition; repeat performance; recur­rent

action. We enjoyed the soprano's solo in Act I so much that we were delighted by

its reprisein the finale.

reproach V./表示失望;责备/express disapproval or disappointment. He never could do

anything wrong without imagining how the look on his mother's face would

reproach him afterwards. reproachful,ADJ.

reprobate N./有重罪的人;道德败坏的人，无耻的人/person hardened in sin, devoid of a sense of

decency. I cannot understand why he has so many admir­ers if he is the reprobate

you say he is.

reprove V./责备/censure; rebuke. The principal severely reproved the students

whenever they talked in the halls.

repudiate V./批判/disown; disavow. On separating from Tony, Tina announced that

she would repudiate all debts incurred by her soon-to-be ex-husband.

repugnant ADJ./不一致的;令人讨厌的/loathsome; hateful. She found the snake

repugnantand looked on it with loathing and fear.

repulsion N./排斥;反驳/distaste; act of driving back. Hating blood­shed, she

viewed war with repulsion.Even defensive bat­tles distressed her, for the

repulsion of enemy forces is never accomplished bloodlessly.

reputable ADJ./著名的;令人尊敬的/respectable. If you want to buy antiques, look for a

reputable dealer; far too many dealers today pass off fakes as genuine

antiques.

reputed ADJ./名誉好的;有名气的;名誉的/supposed. Though he is the reputed father of the

child, no one can be sure. repute, N.

requiem N./安灵弥撒;安灵歌，挽歌/mass for the dead; dirge. They played Mozart'sRequiem

at the funeral.

requisite N./必须品;必要的/necessary requirement. Many colleges state that a

student must offer three years of a language as a requisite for admission.

requite V./报答;酬谢/repay; revenge. The wretch requited his bene­factors by

betraying them.

rescind V./取消/cancel. Because of the public outcry against the new taxes, the

senator proposed a bill to rescind the unpopular financial measure.