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大学英语单词表

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naturalist [ 'nætʃərəlist ] n. 自然主义者,博物学者
e.g. 1. He is a naturalist who studies animals and plants.
他是个研究动植物的博物学家。
2. The naturalist told us many stories about birds.
博物学家给我们讲述了许多有关鸟儿的故事。

naturalistic [ ˌnætʃərə'listik ] a. 自然的,自然主义的,博物学的
e.g.

naturalize [ 'nætʃərəlaiz ] vt. 使(外国人)入籍,归化
e.g. 1. English sporting terms have been naturalized in many languages.
英语的运动术语已被多种语言采用.

naturally [ 'nætʃərəli ] ad. 自然地
e.g. 1. Try to act naturally, even if you're tense.
即使紧张也不要做作.
2. Plants grow naturally in such a good climate.
在这麽好的气候条件下, 植物可以自然生长.

naturalness [ 'nætʃərəlnis ] n. 自然,当然,本然
e.g.

nature [ 'neitʃə ] n.自然,自然界,自然状态; 本性,天性,性质; 质; 性格; 性; 本质
e.g. 1. It's her nature to be generous.
慷慨大方是她的天性。
2. Nature is at its best in spring.
春天里万物欣欣向荣。

naught [ 'nɔ:t, 'nɔt ] n. 无价值(零)
e.g. 1. All his work came to naught when the fire destroyed the house he was building.
大火烧毁了他正在建的房子，他的一切成绩化为乌有。
2. His crime has gained him naught.
他既犯了罪又一无所获.

naughty [ 'nɔ:ti ] a. 顽皮的,淘气的
e.g. 1. You naughty boy! I've told you not to play in the street.
你这顽皮孩子！我说过，叫你别在马路上玩。
2. The naughty boy played a neat trick.
这个淘气的小男孩玩了一个巧妙的花招。

nausea [ 'nɔ:sjə ] n. 反胃,晕船,极度的不快
e.g. 1. Experiencing nausea; nauseated.
感到反胃的；恶心的
2. A feeling of unease or mild nausea caused especially by fearful anticipation.
因害怕而发抖特别是由于可怕的预感而引起的不适感觉或轻度的恶心呕吐

nauseate [ 'nɔ:sieit ] v. 作呕,产生恶感,厌恶
e.g. 1. The idea of eating raw shellfish nauseates me.
我一想到吃生贝就恶心.

nauseous [ 'nɔ:sjəs ] a. 令人作呕的
e.g. 1. She felt/was nauseous during the sea crossing.
她渡海时觉得恶心.
2. I feel a bit nauseous.
我感到有点恶心。

nautical [ 'nɔ:tikəl ] a. 海上的,航海的,船员的
e.g.

Navajo [ 'nævəhəʊ ] n. 纳瓦霍人(美国最大的印第安部落)
e.g. 1. A usually earth-covered Navajo dwelling traditionally built with the entrance facing east.
泥盖木屋那瓦和人居住的通常用泥土抹盖的房子，传统入口朝东

naval [ 'neivəl ] a. 海军的,军舰的
e.g. 1. The naval officer asked him to stay away from the base.
那位海军军官让他离开基地。
2. "In naval parlance, the left side of a ship is the port side."
＂用海军的用语来说，船的左边称为左舷。＂

nave [ neiv ] n. 本堂,中央部,车轮的中心部
e.g. 1. People gathered in the nave of the house.
人们聚拢在房子的中间。
2. If I made big money, you would nave a cut of the cake.
我要是赚了大钱的话，少不了有你的一份。

navel [ 'neivəl ] n. 肚脐,中央,中心
e.g. 1. An encircling band for holding in a baby's protruding navel.
脐带连于婴儿突出的肚脐上的环绕带
2. Having a central mark or depression resembling a navel.
脐状的有象肚脐一样的中间的印记或凹陷

navigable [ 'nævigəbl ] a. 可航行的,可通船的,适于航行的
a. 容易环绕的.
e.g. 1. The canal is navigable all the year.
这条运河全年可通航。
2. With its engine broken, this great ship was not navigable.
这条大船的马达坏了，无法再航行了。

navigate [ 'nævigeit ] v. 航行,驾驶,操纵
e.g. 1. Who first navigated the Atlantic Ocean?
是谁首先横渡大西洋?
2. I'll drive the car if you hold the map and navigate.
如果你拿着地图指路，我就来开车。

navigation [ ˌnævi'geiʃən ] n. 航行,航海
e.g. 1. Navigation is difficult on this river because of the hidden rocks.
因为河上有暗礁，所以在这条河上航行很困难。
2. The compass is an instrument of navigation.
罗盘是航行仪器。

navigational a. 导航的(航海的)
e.g. 1. Not having proper navigational aids the pilot had been unaware of the changing conditions and had flown the plane right into the eye of the tropical storm.
由于没有适当的导航援助，飞行员不了解周围气候的变化情况，将飞机直接飞入了热带飓风眼内。

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