[分享] 7/25 7/26 韓國機經
反義
7/26
Iniquity<>rectitude
Brazen<>self-effacing
Pontificate<>speak diffidently
Draconian<>indulgent
Nuanced<>patent (no.2)
Protuberance<>indentation
Quell<>??? engender
Rancor<>good will
Peripheral <> central (no.1)
7/25 @ OSAKA
lull <> hectic period
GROVE : TREE :: ? : ?
SPARTAN <> opulent
INEPT <> proficient
ADEPT <> inept
GRUFFNESS <> gentleness
PROVINCIAL <> broad
OVEREXPOSED : JADED :: vaccination : immune
↓韓國板友整理的但不知日期
ABJECT <> spirited
ABJECTNESS <> majesty
ACT SOBERLY<>caruose
ADEPT, DEFT <>
ALIGNED <> awry
AMBROISAL <>unsavory
APOCALYPTICAL <> inconsequential
ARCANE <> commonplace
ARID <> marsh
ARREST <> stimulate
ATROPHY <-> development
ATROPHY <-> growth
BETRAY <> conseal
BLASPHEMY<>reverence
BUOYANT <> leaden
CAMEO <>leading actor
CAMOUFLAGE <>make conspicuous
CASTIGATE <>commend
CASTIGATE <>extol
CLOSE <> agape
COAGULATE
CONVOLUTED <>straightforward
CORPULENT, ROTUND <> thin
CORRESPONDING <> incongruous
COWER <> advance brashly
CRAVING <>aversion, spurn
DAP <> coat thorougly
DELICIOUS <>unpalatable
DENIAL <> avowal
DISCOMBOBULATE <> compose, clarify
DISTINCT <> shadowy
DIVULGE <> conseal
DORMANT <> dynamic, active
DULL <> incandescent
EMERGENT, EMERGING <> waning
EPISODIC <>continuous
EXACTNESS <> imprecision
EXUDE <>absorb
FALTER <> procced without hesitance
FEEBLE <> forceful
FLACCID <> firm
FLEDGLING <>mature
FROTHY <> substantial(weigthy)
FURTHER <> inhibit
HARDY<> infirm
IDEALIZE <> view realistically
IGNITE<>douse
IMMUNITY <> susceptibility
IMPECCABLE <> flawed, faulted
IMPERVIOUS <> susceptible, easy to penetrate
IMPIETY <> reverence
INDISPENSABLE <>trivial
INMEMORIAL, PRIMORDIAL <> recent
INNOCUOUS<>objectionable
IREDESCENT <> monochromatic
KEEN <> jaded, blasé, obtuse
LABYRINTH <>straightforward path
LAGGARD <> dynamo
LARVAL <>Matured
LAVISH <> stark
LOATHSOME <> riveting
LULL<> hectic period
LUXURIANT <> meager
MASTERFUL <> inept
METAPHORICAL <> literal
METAPHYSICAL <>concrete
MOMENT <> triviality
MORDANT <>gentle, genial
MUNDANE <-> outstanding
MUNDANE <>anomaly
MUNDANE <>unusual
MYRIAD <>few
OBDURATE <> amenable, complaisant
OPULENT <>Spartan
PANACHE <> lack of flair
PARADIGMATIC <> anomalous, aberrant
Peripheral<>central
PLUMB <>examine cursorily
POMP<>informality, simplicity
PRECIPITIOUS <> falling gently
PREOCCUPATION <> unconcern
PRINCIPLED <> unethical, immoral
PRISTINE <>tainted
PROXIMAL<> remote, distant
PUNY <> titanic
QUIP <>solemn remark
REAGENT <>inert material
REALISTIC <>fantastic
REMOTE<> proximal
RESILIENCE <>rigidity
RESURGENT <> waning ~
RHAPSODIZE <>speak disimpassionately
ROTUNDITY <>slimness, thinness
RUDE<>HIGHLY DEVELOPED
RUE <> exult in
SACRILEGIOUS <>reverent
SCANT <>considerable
SCARCE, SCANT <> considerable
SNARL <> untangle
SNARL <> coo
STAGNANT<> flowing
STASIS <> activity, period of change moving, disequilibrium, flux
STAUNCH <> allow to flow
SUPPLENESS<> stiffness
SUSTAIN <> restrict, quit, terminate
TAINTED <>unadulterated
TANGIBLE <> not easily percieved
TAUT <> loose
TEEM <>be scarce
TELLING <> ineffective, meaningless
THUNDEROUS <>faint
TRUISM <> unusual, uncommon
UNLETTERED <> learned
UNSUBSTANTIATED <>confirmed
UNSUBSTANTIATED <>verified
VITRIOLIC <> soothing
類比
Execrable : denunciation = exemplrary : imitation
Ephemeral : longetivity = grandiose : humility
Veto : prohibitive = overture : introductory
Abscond : leave = lurk : wait
BABBLE : SENCE :: parrot : originality
BENUMBED : feel :: immobilized : move
EVERLASTING : PERMENANCE :: fitful : discontinuity
FLEXIBILITY : BEND :: buoyant : float
HERESY : ORTHODOX :: aberrant : typical
VENDOR : PURVEY :: censor : expurgate
TINE : FORK :: tooth : saw
ISSUE
Ptt No#47 (7/26)
"In order for any work of art—whether film, literature, sculpture, or a song
—to have merit, it must be understandable to most people."
Argument
Ptt No#237 (7/26)
The following is taken from an advertisement placed in a weekly business
magazine by the DickensAcademy.
"We distributed a survey to senior management at International
Mega-Publishing, Inc. The result of the survey clearly indicates that many
employees were well prepared in business knowledge and computer skills, but
lacked interpersonal skills to interact gracefully with customers.
International Mega-Publishing decided to improve customer satisfaction by
sending their newly hired employees to our one-day seminars. Since taking
advantage of our program, International Mega-Publishing has seen a sharp
increase in sales, an indication that the number of their disgruntled
customers has declined significantly. Your company should hire Dickens and
let us turn every employee into an ambassador for your company."
整理過後沒有詳細檢查就貼上來了,還請板友們多多協力 m(_ _)m
話說,最近韓國那邊好像也被mod搞的一頭霧水,哈哈
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