英语六级高频词汇及例句(8)

六级

cases.

generosity They aim to appeal to people's generosity.

glare The teacher glared at the impertinent boy.

glide The skier glided skillfully down the snow-covered slope.

gloomy There was a gloomy outlook over roof and chimneys.

gossip You shouldn't listen to gossip.

grieve It grieves me to have to say it, but you have only yourself to blame.

grope I groped my way to a seat in the dark movie theater.

guilt Do you have absolute proof of her guilt?

harmonious We heard the harmonious sounds of a choir.

hatch Count one's chickens before they are hatched.

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hazardous The journey to the palace was hazardous.

heighten If you want to succeed, you must heighten your confidence.

hoist Do you believe that an adult elephant can hoist the weight of a ton?

hospitality People tend to refer to hospitality industry as “window” industry just as

they call tourism “smokeless” industry.

humane She works for humane treatment of prisoners.

hurl He hurled curses at the man who had hurled a stone at his window.

hypothesis The researcher made three hypotheses before his experiment, but only

proved one.

ignite He approached the explosive to ignite it.

illiterate About half the population in the country is still illiterate.

illuminate As darkness fell, lights from the war vehicles illuminated the stage, and the

drilling ground became a sea of joy.

imaginative Artists have to be very imaginative.

imperative It is absolutely imperative that the whole international community work

together to stop polluting the earth.

impractical When the committee got down to details, the proposed plan seemed

impractical.

incompatible His plan is incompatible with my intentions

indicative Fever may be indicative of cold.

indignation To my deep indignation, he has cheated me.

infringe You have infringed your contract.

instal(l)ment They were paying for their house in installments of ＄ 2 000 a month for

three years.

institutional The old man is in need of institutional care.

intent The court has to decide if he entered the building with intent to steal.

intervene The government had to intervene in the strike.

intricate The whole case is very intricate.

The lawyers have to handle it very carefully.

invalid Your ticket has passed its expiry date, so it is now invalid.

invariably The security guards are invariably ex-service men.

investigator The investigators recessed for lunch.

investor Some investors will take losses, some organizations will fail- but the overall