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1. abnormal ab‧norm‧al a.反常的,异常的:
norm常规、标准n. normal正常的ab=away from abnormal
very different from usual in a way that seems strange, worrying, wrong, or dangerous [ normal]:
abnormal behaviour
an abnormal level of cholesterol (cho‧les‧te‧rol [uncountable])
A chemical substance found in your blood. Too much cholesterol in your body may cause heart disease
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Abnormally adverb:
an abnormally high pulse rate
This is an abnormal phenomenon.
2 aboard
ad /prep.在船(飞机、车)上,上船(飞机、车):
blackboard board甲板,板; a: on/at
It's time to go aboard.
3, able adj.能,能够,能干
ability[a'biliti] n.同:capability
①能力,本领:the ability to speak a foreign language说一种外语的能力
②才能,才智:have both ability and moral integrity德才兼备
to the best of one's ability尽自己最大的努力
4. abound vi.大量存在,充满,富有,丰富to exist in very large numbers: be plentiful
abundant a.(in)丰富的,大量的,充足的:abundant proof充分的证据
abundance n.丰富、充裕、大量
in abundance : we are living in abundance=great plenty
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5. abrupt ab: off ,rupt: break off
a.①突然的,意外的:The train came to an abrupt stop,making many passengers fell off their seats.
②陡峭的③无礼的(举止、言谈等)粗鲁的生硬的:an abrupt manner粗鲁的态度
1) sudden and unexpected:
an abrupt change of plan
come to an abrupt end/halt etc
The bus came to an abrupt halt.
2) seeming rude and unfriendly, especially because you do not waste time in friendly conversation:
Sorry, I didn't mean to be so abrupt.
—abruptly adverb
—abruptness noun [uncountable]
inter rupt : interrupt打断
inter :between internet, interview, international
bank rupt: bankrupt破产