英文单词辨析1.I was impressed by his( expertise) on landing craft.替换 a.shrewdness b.special skill2.The political dissident was accused of (instigating)教唆 a plot to overthrow 推翻 the government.a.deviding d.provoking3.China will conti

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英文单词辨析1.I was impressed by his( expertise) on landing craft.替换 a.shrewdness b.special skill2.The political dissident was accused of (instigating)教唆 a plot to overthrow 推翻 the government.a.deviding d.provoking3.China will conti

英文单词辨析1.I was impressed by his( expertise) on landing craft.替换 a.shrewdness b.special skill2.The political dissident was accused of (instigating)教唆 a plot to overthrow 推翻 the government.a.deviding d.provoking3.China will conti
英文单词辨析
1.I was impressed by his( expertise) on landing craft.
替换 a.shrewdness b.special skill
2.The political dissident was accused of (instigating)教唆 a plot to overthrow 推翻 the government.
a.deviding d.provoking
3.China will continue to___to control poplation growth and improve the living standard of a Chinese people.
a.stride大步走 b.contrive c.strive d.stripe bc选哪个呢
4.The police __the witness about the accident.
a.inquire b.interrogate
答疑解惑 感觉好多模棱两可 请回答的同时说出原因
2.拼错了不是deviding 是devising

英文单词辨析1.I was impressed by his( expertise) on landing craft.替换 a.shrewdness b.special skill2.The political dissident was accused of (instigating)教唆 a plot to overthrow 推翻 the government.a.deviding d.provoking3.China will conti
b               expertise 专业,技能  

b               provoke...to 
b               contrive有manage to do something的意思,而客观事实是中国控制人口是有成效的
a                inquire 询问,因为是witness,不是trouble maker

  1. b expertise是专业知识,special skill是特殊技能。shrewdness是打酱油的

  2. b provoking provoking是激怒,引发的意思。deviding是分裂的意思,和教唆无关

  3. c strive. strive 是挣扎。strive to do something 是很常用的说法。

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    1. b expertise是专业知识,special skill是特殊技能。shrewdness是打酱油的

    2. b provoking provoking是激怒,引发的意思。deviding是分裂的意思,和教唆无关

    3. c strive. strive 是挣扎。strive to do something 是很常用的说法。

    4. b interrogate interrogate是审问,在这里相当恰当。

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    (1)expertise英 [ˌekspɜ:ˈti:z] 美 [ˌekspɜːrˈtiːz]
    n. 专门知识或技能;专家的意见;专家评价,鉴定
    专门知识; 专长; 专门技能; 鉴定
    不可数名词专门技术;专门知识;专长
    Expertise is special skill or k...

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    (1)expertise英 [ˌekspɜ:ˈti:z] 美 [ˌekspɜːrˈtiːz]
    n. 专门知识或技能;专家的意见;专家评价,鉴定
    专门知识; 专长; 专门技能; 鉴定
    不可数名词专门技术;专门知识;专长
    Expertise is special skill or knowledge that is acquired by training, study, or practice.
    The problem is that most local authorities lack the expertise to deal sensibly in this market. 问题是大多数地方政府都缺乏合理应对这个市场的专门知识。

    1.Expertise in this field is very thinly spread across the country.
    该领域的专门技术在该国没有怎么得到推广。
    2. We were amazed at his expertise on the ski slopes.
    他斜坡滑雪的技能使我们赞叹不已。
    3. MPs may lack the necessary expertise to scrutinise legislation effectively.
    议员可能缺乏严格审查立法所必备的专业知识。
    4. A high degree of expertise is required for this stage of the manufacturing process.
    制造流程的这一阶段需要高水平的专业知识。
    5. They also cite OMB's expertise in sophisticated policy analysis techniques.
    他们还引证了管理和预算办公室在复杂的政策分析方面的特长作为例子。
    (1) shrewdness [ʃru:dnəs] 美 [ˈʃrudnɪs]
    机灵 ,机敏; 清明; 机灵; 城府
    能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词精明的;敏锐的;有眼光的;精于盘算的
    A shrewd person is able to understand and judge a situation quickly and to use this understanding to their own advantage.
    She's a shrewd businesswoman...
    她是个精明的女商人。
    His grey eyes were shrewd but kindly...
    他灰色的眼睛目光锐利却很亲切。
    It should prove a shrewd investment.
    这将是一项精明的投资。
    shrewdly
    She looked at him shrewdly.
    她目光敏锐地看着他。
    ...a shrewdly worded statement.
    一份措辞得体的声明
    shrewdness
    His natural shrewdness tells him what is needed to succeed.
    他与生俱来的精明告诉他成功所需要的一切。
    1.He was more than my match in diplomatic shrewdness.
    论外交手腕之精明,我远不敌他。
    2. 'And a passage home?' he added, with a look of great shrewdness.
    “还让我坐船回去?”他又精明地问。
    3. Everyone complimented Shousheng on his shrewdness.
    大家称赞寿生能干。
    4. I shall have to begin schooling myself in shrewdness.
    我应该学得狡猾些。
    5. I think my impression-dominantly one of native shrewdness-was probably correct. 我想我第一次的印象——主要是天生精明这一点——大概是不错的
    (2)
    instigating[ˈɪnstɪˌgeɪtɪŋ]
    v. 使(某事物)开始或发生,鼓动( instigate的现在分词 )
    指使; 寻衅; 或者调查; 煽动狱内
    发起;促成;鼓动;唆使 Someone who instigates an event causes it to happen.
    Jenkinson instigated a refurbishment of the old gallery...
    詹金森促成了老美术馆的重新整修。
    The violence over the last forty-eight hours was instigated by ex-members of the secret police.
    过去 48 小时的暴力事件是在前秘密警察的煽动下爆发的。
    instigation
    The talks are taking place at the instigation of Germany...
    德国推动了会谈的开启。
    At Kukhar's instigation he joined the restaurant as an apprentice chef.
    在库哈里的鼓动下,他到餐馆做了厨师学徒。
    1. Distant but clear Longyin instigating the eardrums of every person.
    遥远却清晰的龙吟鼓动着每一个人的耳膜。
    2. The leader was charged with instigating the workers to put down tools.
    那位领导人被指控煽动工人罢工。
    3. The are charging the major with instigating revolt.
    对于少校的指控是鼓动叛乱。
    4. Instigating ethnic confrontation and religious conflict will only undermine regional and world peace and stability.
    我们不能煽动民族对立和宗教矛盾,这不利于地区乃至世界的和平与稳定。
    5. However, they may not be as good at instigating change and envisioning the future.
    但是,他们或许并不擅长改变和展望未来。

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