大学英语单词-独山在线

大学英语单词表

本单词表包含15328条英汉词条，帮助你背诵记忆。

recipient [ ri'sipiənt ] n. 接受者,收信人
e.g. 1. One who is a recipient of hospitality at the home or table of another.
客人在别人的家中或餐会上受到友好接待的人
2. The recipient of an honor.
受誉者接受荣誉的人

reciprocal [ ri'siprəkəl ] a. 相互的,互惠的
[数］n. 倒数
e.g. 1. They show reciprocal affection to each other.
他们表达了彼此之间的爱慕。
2. They have a reciprocal agreement to combat terrorism.
他们有相互配合的协定，共同与恐怖主义作斗争。

reciprocate [ ri'siprəkeit ] v. 互换,交换,报答
e.g. 1. He reciprocated by wishing her good luck.
他也祝她交好运.
2. I reciprocate your good wishes.
我也同样祝福你.

reciprocation [ riˌsiprə'keiʃən ] n. 报答,互换,往复运动
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reciprocity [ ˌrisi'prɔsiti ] n. 相互性,相互作用,互惠主义
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recital [ ri'saitl ] n. 背诵,吟诵,详述
e.g. 1. The pianist gave a long and varied recital, with a couple of encores for good measure.
那钢琴家的独奏演出会时间长、节目多，还加奏了两支曲子。
2. Her recital led off/She led off her recital with a Haydn sonata.
她在独奏会上首先演出的是海顿的奏鸣曲.

recitation [ resi'teiʃ(ə)n ] n. 详述,吟诵,背诵诗
e.g. 1. Ritual recitation of verbal charms or spells to produce a magic effect.
念咒口头咒语或符咒的仪式性的吟诵以产生魔力的效果
2. He often cut recitation during his college days.
他上大学时经常无故旷课，逃避背诵练习。

recite [ ri'sait ] v. 背诵,朗读,叙述
e.g. 1. I don't like reciting in public.
我不喜欢当众朗诵。
2. Recite the poem (right) from the (very) beginning.
从头开始背诵这首诗.

reckless [ 'reklis ] a. 鲁莽的
e.g. 1. His brother is a reckless gambler.
他的弟弟是个不计后果的赌徒。
2. He's quite reckless of his own safety.
他完全不顾及自己的安全。

recklessly [ 'reklisli ] ad. 不顾后果地,卤莽地
e.g. 1. Recklessly wasteful; wildly extravagant.
恣意挥霍的毫不在意地浪费的；极其奢侈的
2. I've never seen a car being driven so recklessly.
我从没见过有人开车这么卤莽。

recklessness [ 'reklisnis ] n. 不顾后果,鲁莽
e.g. 1. Recklessness invites disaster.
轻率鲁莽会招致灾难。
2. His recklessness brought down disaster on the whole family.
他草率行事，使整个家庭遭到了灾难。

reckon [ 'rekən ] v. 计算,总计,评估
e.g. 1. I reckon this will be a hot summer.
我估计这将是一个炎热的夏天。
2. They reckon the book as one of his best works.
他们认为这本书是他的优秀作品之一。

reckoning [ 'rekəniŋ ] n. 计算,算帐,清算
e.g. 1. A day of reckoning.
算帐的日子
2. The business is washed up; a loan will do no more than delay the day of reckoning.
生意已维持不下去了，贷款只能推迟（倒闭）清算的日子罢了。

reclaim [ ri'kleim ] v. 开垦,纠正,收回
e.g. 1. Her mission was to reclaim former criminals.
她的任务是感化过去的罪犯。
2. You may be entitled to reclaim some of the tax you paid last year.
你或许有权要求退回去年你交付的部分税金。

reclaimer [ ri'kleimə ] 回收程序
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reclamation [ ˌreklə'meiʃən ] n. 开垦,收复
e.g.

recline [ ri'klain ] v. 靠在,斜倚,倚靠
e.g. 1. She reclined lazily on the cushions.
她懒洋洋地靠在靠垫上。
2. She reclined her head against my shoulder.
她把头倚在我的肩上。

recliner [ ri'klainə(r) ] n. 装有软垫的躺椅(=reclining chair)
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recluse [ ri'klu:s ] a. 隐居的
n. 隐士
e.g. 1. This recluse shunned all company.
这位隐士不与任何人来往。
2. The condition of being a recluse.
隐居处于做隐士的状况

recognition [ ˌrekəg'niʃən ] n. 认出,承认
e.g. 1. He has won wide recognition in the field of tropical medicine.
他在热带医学这一领域里广获赞扬。
2. The town has altered out of all recognition since I was last there.
自从我上次离开这里以来，这小城已经变得认不出来了。

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