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这周末，很多小伙伴就要走入大学英语六级的考场了，大家准备得怎么样了呢？俗话说，临阵磨枪，不快也光。小编今天给大家总结了六级听力考试中经常出现的24个难词，希望在最后准备阶段助大家一臂之力。  1. hijack [?ha?d??k] v.劫持；绑架 eg：Two men tried to hijack a plane on a flight from UK to Australia. [拓展] hijacker [?ha?d??k?(r)] n.抢劫者，劫持者 hijacking [?ha?d??kng] n.劫机 2. schedule ['sked??l] n.时刻表；目录 v.安排；将…列表 eg：He has been forced to adjust his schedule. [拓展] scheduled ['sked??l d] adj.预定的；排定的 scheme [ski:m] n.计划 v.策划 3. subsidize [?s?bs?da?z] v.提供补助；以金钱收买 eg：Government has subsidized the housing of middle and upper-income groups. [拓展] subsidiary [s?b?s?di?ri] adj.附带的；补足的 n.附属物 subsidy ['s?bs?d?] n.补贴，补助金 4. enterprise[?ent?pra?z] n.事业心；企业单位 eg：There are plenty of small industrial enterprises. [拓展] entrepreneur [.ɑntr?pr?'n?r] n. 创业者，企业家 praise [pre?z] vt.& n. 赞扬；称赞 price [pra?s] n. 价格 5. feasible [?fi:z?bl] adj. 可行的; 可用的 eg：She questioned whether it was feasible to stimulate investment in these regions. [拓展] feasibility [?fi:z?'b?l?t?] n. 可行性; 可能性 flexible ['fleks?b(?)l] adj. 灵活的；易弯曲的 6. minimize [?m?n?ma?z] vt. 把…减至最低程度 eg：Concerned people want to minimize the risk of developing cancer. [拓展] minimum ['mim?m?m] n. 最低限度；最小值 maximum ['m?ks?m?m] n. 极大，最大限度；最大量 7. deteriorate [d??t??ri?re?t] vt.使恶化 vi.恶化，变坏 eg：There are fears that the situation might deteriorate into full-scale war. [拓展] deterioration [d??t??r??'re??n] n.恶化；堕落 deteriorative [d?'t??r??re?t?v] adj.变坏的；恶化的 8. renovate [?ren?ve?t] vt.翻新，修复 adj.恢复的，革新的 eg：The couple spent thousands renovating the house. [拓展] renovation [?ren?'ve??n] n.翻新；整修 revolution [rev?'lu:?(?)n] n. 革命 9. vacant [?ve?k?nt] adj.空缺的；茫然的 eg：Half way down the coach was a vacant seat. [拓展] vacancy ['ve?k(?)ns?] n.空位；空白 vacation [v??ke??n] n.假期 10. inconclusive [??nk?n?klu:s?v] adj.不确定的，无效的 eg：Research has so far proved inconclusive. [拓展] conclusion n.结论；结局 in conclusion 综上所述 11. hospitalize [?h?sp?t?la?z] vt.就医 eg：Most people do not have to be hospitalized for asthma or pneumonia. [拓展] hospitality [?h?sp??t?l?ti]n.招待；热情好客 hospitalization [?h?sp?t?la?'ze??n]n.医院收容；留诊 12. sticky [?st?ki]adj.粘性的；闷热的 eg：If the dough is sticky, add more flour. [拓展] stick v.粘贴 sticky rice 糯米 13. marvelous ['mɑ:v?l?s] adj.不可思议的 eg：'Isn't this marvelous?' she said. [拓展] marvel [?mɑ:vl] n.奇迹 v.惊奇 14. petroleum [p??tr??li?m] n.石油 eg：We ought to and can produce more petroleum. [拓展] petrol ['petr(?)l] n.（英）汽油 15. distinguished [d??st??gw??t]adj.著名的；卓越的 eg：He looked very distinguished. [拓展] distinguishable [d?'st??ɡw???bl] adj.可辩别的；可分辨 distinguish from 将…与…区分开 16. controversy [?k?ntr?v?:si]n.论战；公开辩论，争议 eg：The proposed cuts have caused considerable controversy. [拓展] controversial [?k?ntr??v?:?l] adj.有争议的 a highly controversial issue 一个相当有争议的问题 17. thorough [?θ?r?]adj.彻底的；周到的 eg：We are making a thorough investigation. [拓展] thoroughly [?θ?r?li] adv.彻底地；认真仔细地 thoroughfare ['θ?r?.fer] n. 大道，大街 through [θru:] prep. 通过；穿过；凭借 18. expectation [ekspek'te??n]n.希望；预料 eg：Students' expectations were as varied as their expertise. [拓展] expectancy [?k?spekt?nsi] n.期待，期望 expectant [?k?spekt?nt] adj.期待的 n.候选人 19. motivate [?m??t?ve?t]vt.刺激；激励 eg：They are motivated by a need to achieve. [拓展] motivation [?m??t?'ve??n] n.动机；诱因 motivational [?m??t?'ve???nl] adj.动机的，动力的 20. sympathize [?s?mp?θa?z]v.同情；怜悯 eg：I sympathize with you for your loss, Professor. [拓展] sympathize with同情；支持 sympathizer [?s?mp?θa?z?(r)]n.支持者；同情者；赞助者 21. fluctuate [?fl?kt?ue?t]v.波动；涨落 eg：Body temperature can fluctuate if you are ill. [拓展] unpredictable fluctuations 瞬息万变 inflation [?n'fle??(?)n] n. 膨胀；通货膨胀 22. postpone [?p??st'p??n]v.延期，推迟 eg：I'm afraid the meeting will be postponed. [拓展] postponement [p?'sp??nm?nt] n.延期；推迟 23. identification [a??dent?f??ke??n]n.诊断；鉴定；身份证明 eg：Early identification of a disease can prevent death and illness. [拓展] identification card身份证 identification number识别号码 24. coupon ['ku:p?n]n.优惠券；礼券 eg：I have two coupons for the capital cinema. [拓展] Cash coupons 现金券 coupon code 优惠码 （来源：有道考神四六级，编辑：Helen） |
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