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单词解析速记 JV540:Mercurial.and.Nonchalant
MERCURIAL = (adjective) 1. containing or being somehow related to mercury; 2. having a temperamental, active, or unpredictable personality; 3. quick, lively, and shrewd, like the god MercurySynonyms:2012-04-13 编辑：alex 标签：
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单词解析速记 JV539:Hospitable and Influx
HOSPITABLE = (adjective) 1. welcoming and kind to guests; 2. pleasant and favorable; 3. open-minded and receptiveSynonyms:welcoming, accommodating, cordial, generous, open, accessible, receptiveAnton2012-04-13 编辑：alex 标签：
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单词解析速记 JV538:Precursor.and.Prosaic
PRECURSOR = (noun) 1. something which happened or existed before; 2. an indication thatsomeone or something is approaching; 3. in chemistry, a substance fromwhich another is formedSynonyms:forerunner2012-04-13 编辑：alex 标签：
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单词解析速记 JV537:Robust.and.Reiterate
ROBUST = (adjective)1. healthy, strong, and energetic; 2. built to be sturdy and durable;3. requiring physical strength and endurance; 4. boisterous in manner;5. hearty, full-flavored; 6. crude or ro2012-04-13 编辑：alex 标签：
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单词解析速记 JV536:Prevaricate.and.Rationalize
PREVARICATE = (verb)be deliberately ambiguous or unclear in order to mislead or withhold information,get out of telling truth:toavoid giving a direct and honest answer or opinion, or a clear andtruth2012-04-13 编辑：alex 标签：
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单词解析速记 JV535:Obviate and Plumb
OBVIATE = (verb) 1. to prevent or overcome a problem by anticipating the problem in advance; 2. to make something unnecessary,to remove a difficulty, especially so that action to deal with it becomes2012-04-06 编辑：alex 标签：
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单词解析速记 JV534:Sluggard.and.Mollycoddle
SLUGGARD = (noun)a slothful, lazy person,somebody who avoids work or physical exertionSynonyms:slouch, loafer, laggardAntonyms:go-getter, dynamoExamples:- I was a sluggard all day Sunday and did noth2012-03-27 编辑：alex 标签：
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单词解析速记 JV533:Haven.and.Provisional
HAVEN = (noun) . safe place, refuge or shelter; 2. an ideal spot for something.Synonyms:refuge, shelter, sanctuary, haven, anchorage, port, marinaExamples:- The new, beach-front hotel was a perfect h2012-03-27 编辑：alex 标签：
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单词解析速记 JV532:Wax.and.Trepidation
WAX = 1. to grow larger or more intense; 2. to take on a state or qualitySynonyms:grow, increase, expand, broaden, intensify, becomeAntonyms:waneExamples:- I sat on the shore and watched the waves wa2012-03-27 编辑：alex 标签：
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单词解析速记 JV531:Moratorium.and.Temperate
MORATORIUM = (noun) suspension of activity for an agreed amount of time.Synonyms:suspension, freeze, halt, pause, stop, standstillAntonyms:beginning, commencement, continuationExamples:- The Financi2012-03-27 编辑：alex 标签：
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单词解析速记 JV530:Purvey.and.Riveting
IMPAIR = to worsen something or to make it less effectiveSynonyms:weaken, damage, injure, deteriorate, reduce, lessen, diminishAntonyms:improveExamples:- Everyone knows that too much alcohol can impa2012-03-27 编辑：alex 标签：
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单词解析速记 JV529:Pathology.and.Probity
IMPAIR = to worsen something or to make it less effectiveSynonyms:weaken, damage, injure, deteriorate, reduce, lessen, diminishAntonyms:improveExamples:- Everyone knows that too much alcohol can impa2012-03-27 编辑：alex 标签：
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单词解析速记 JV528:Impair.and.Oasis
IMPAIR = to worsen something or to make it less effectiveSynonyms:weaken, damage, injure, deteriorate, reduce, lessen, diminishAntonyms:improveExamples:- Everyone knows that too much alcohol can impa2012-03-27 编辑：alex 标签：
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单词解析速记 JV527:Foil and Harbor
FIDELITY = (noun) 1. faithfulness to vow, duties, obligations, or observances; 2. truthfulness and accuracy in reporting details or facts; 3. degree to which electronic engineering accurately rep...2012-03-27 编辑：alex 标签：
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单词解析速记 JV526:Fidelity.and.Extrovert
FIDELITY = (noun) 1. faithfulness to vow, duties, obligations, or observances; 2. truthfulness and accuracy in reporting details or facts; 3. degree to which electronic engineering accurately rep...2012-03-27 编辑：alex 标签：
