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大学英语单词表

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poor [ puə ] a. 可怜的,贫穷的
e.g. 1. He was too poor to buy a new coat.
他穷得无法买新衣。
2. Some people may regard radio as the poor relation of broadcasting.
有些人可能认为无线电广播在广播事业中稍逊一筹。

poorly [ 'puəli ] ad. 贫穷地,不充份地,贫乏地
a. 身体不舒服的,心情恶劣的
e.g. 1. These streets are very poorly lit.
这些街道的照明很差.
2. No one will buy a book which (that) is poorly written.
没有人会买一本写得很烂的书。

pop [ pɔp ] n. 取出,砰然声,流行乐曲
a. 流行的,热门的,通俗的
v. 取出,发出爆裂声,突然伸出
e.g. 1. I have no interest in pop music.
我对流行音乐不感兴趣。
2. The rabbits popped out as soon as we opened the hutch.
我们一打开兔箱，兔子就突然跑出来了。

popcorn [ 'pɔpkɔ:n ] n. 爆米花
e.g. 1. I but a cup of coke and some popcorn.
我买一杯可口可乐和一爆米花。
2. A container or pan for making popcorn.
爆玉米花团之容器或长柄锅

pope [ pu:p ] n. 罗马教皇
e.g. 1. The new Pope will give a speech tomorrow.
新教皇明天将发表演讲。
2. Pope John Paul II makes a point of giving at least some of his speeches in the language of the country he's visiting. He has the gift of tongues.
罗马教皇约翰保罗二世在他访问别的国家时，坚持用该国的语言进行部分的演讲。他具有多种语言才能。

poplar [ 'pɔplə ] n. 白扬,白扬木
e.g. 1. There are some poplars in the garden.
庭院里有几棵杨树。
2. I eulogize the tall and straight trunk of the white poplar.
我赞美白杨树那挺拔的株干。

popper [ 'pɔpə ] 服药成瘾者；弄出砰然
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poppy [ 'pɔpi ] n. 罂粟,深红色
e.g. 1. Poppies are not allowed to be planted in most countries.
在大多数国家，罂粟被禁止种植。
2. Any of several similar or related plants, such as the California poppy.
罂粟几种相似于罂粟或与其有关的植物一种，如加利福尼亚花菱草

populace [ 'pɔpjuləs ] n. 平民,大众
e.g. 1. He had the support of large sections of the populace.
他获得大多数民众的支持。
2. The populace at large are opposed to sudden change.
人民群众普遍反对突然实行的变革。

popular [ 'pɔpjulə ] a. 大众的,流行的,有销路的
e.g. 1. This is a very popular name for a girl.
这是一个非常普通的女孩名字。
2. Do you like popular music?
你喜欢流行音乐吗？

popularity [ ˌpɔpju'læriti ] n. 普及,流行
e.g. 1. His popularity among working people remains as strong as ever.
他在劳动人民中一如既往声望很高。
2. Her books have been in popularity recently.
她的书近来大受欢迎。

popularize [ 'pɔpjuləraiz ] v. 普及,宣传
e.g. 1. British-born American anthropologist whose books, such as The Natural Superiority of Women(1953), helped popularize anthropology.
蒙塔古，阿什利生于1905英裔美国人类学家，其著作如女性的自然优越性（1953年），促进了人类学的普及
2. The series of books gained applause. We decided to popularize the method.
这套书出版以来，在市场上反应良好，我们决定推广这种学习方法。

popularly [ 'pɔpjʊləli ] ad. 一般地,通俗地,平易地
e.g. 1. The European Economic Community, popularly known as the Common Market
欧洲经济共同体，即众所周知的共同市场。
2. In Chinese, a computer is popularly known as an"electrical brain", for the working process of a computer is similar to a human brain very much.
在中文里，计算机有一个人所共知的雅号：“电脑”。这是因为计算机的工作过程与人的大脑思维过程极为相似。

populate [ 'pɔpjuleit ] v. 构成人口,居住于
e.g. 1. The islands were gradually populated by settlers from Europe.
岛上逐渐迁入很多欧洲移民.

populated  粒子数增加的
e.g. 1. The wasteland of the north is scarcely populated.
   北方的大荒原地广人稀。
2. The islands were gradually populated by settlers from Europe.
   岛上逐渐迁入很多欧洲移民.

population [ ˌpɔpju'leiʃən ] n. 人口
e.g. 1. What is the population of this country?
这个国家的人口是多少？
2. There has been a steady decrease in population in this city.
这个城市的人口在持续下降。

populist [ 'pɔpjulist ] n. 平民主义者,平民论者
e.g. 1. A populist aversion to business monopolies.
人民党主义对商业垄断的反对

populous [ 'pɔpjuləs ] a. 人口多的,人口稠密的
e.g. 1. We live in a populous area near the coast.
我们生活在沿海人口稠密的地区。

pop-up 弹出式
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porcelain [ 'pɔ:slin, -lein ] n. 瓷器,瓷
adj. 瓷制的, 精美的, 脆的
e.g. 1. There is a porcelain figure on the table.
桌子上有一个瓷像。
2. The museum displays the specimen of ancient Chinese porcelain.
这个博物馆展出中国古瓷器标本。

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