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大学英语单词表

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temperature [ 'tempritʃə(r) ] n. 温度
e.g. 1. The food should be kept at low temperature.
这种食品应低温保存。
2. There is an imperceptible change in temperature.
温度有细微的变化。

tempest [ 'tempist ] n. 暴风雨,骚动
e.g. 1. It was a marvelous night with a tempest to rouse the gods.
真是个美妙的夜晚，暴风雨惊天动地。
2. The scandal caused tempests in the newspaper.
那件丑闻在报纸上引起阵阵风波。

tempestuous [ tem'pestjuəs ] a. 有暴风雨的,暴乱的
e.g. 1. Their ship was sailing dangerously in the tempestuous sea.
他们的船在浪急风高的海上危险地航行着。

template [ 'templit ] 模板,样板
e.g. 1. Save the active document or template with its current name.
以其目前的名字保存当前的文件或模板。

temple [ 'templ ] n. 庙宇,寺院
n.太阳穴
e.g. 1. Have you been to the Temple of Heaven in Beijing?
你去过北京的天坛吗？
2. The man looks like a cartoon character with a plaster on his temple.
那人太阳穴上贴了一块膏药，看上去像个卡通人物。

tempo [ 'tempəu ] n. 拍子,速率
e.g. 1. Your tempo is too slow.
你演奏的速度太慢了.
2. All this was comparatively slow until, with the coming of science, the tempo was suddenly raised.
所有这些发展都比较缓慢，直到出现了科学，其速度才突然加快。

temporal [ 'tempərəl ] a. 当时的,暂时的,现世的
e.g. 1. The Pope has no temporal power in modern society.
教皇在当代社会没有世俗方面的权利。
2. The word is a temporal conjunction.
该词是表示时间的连词。

temporarily [ 'tempərərili ] a. 临时的
ad. 暂时地,临时地
e.g. 1. The daily flight to the city has been temporarily suspended because of the earthquake.
因为地震，每天飞往这个城市的航班暂停了。
2. The condition of being temporarily set aside; suspension.
中止，搁置，保留暂时地搁置一边的状态；延缓

temporary [ 'tempərəri ] a. 暂时的,临时的
n. 临时工
e.g. 1. The boss hired some temporary workers.
老板雇佣了一些临时工。
2. A temporary stop; a pause.
停顿暂时的停顿；暂停

temporize [ 'tempəraiz ] vt. 投机(因循,拖延,应付,妥协,迎合潮流)
e.g. 1. He is always temporize and be dislike by his classmate.
他总是见风使舵，因而不受同学喜欢。

tempt [ tempt ] v. 诱惑,引起,冒...之险
e.g. 1. He was tempted into making a false step.
他被引诱做了一件傻事。
2. They tried to tempt her (into staying) with offers of promotion.
他们提出给她晋级来劝说她（留下）.

temptation [ temp'teiʃən ] n. 诱惑,引诱
v. 引,诱
e.g. 1. He was surrounded by temptations.
他受到各种诱惑的包围。
2. I should congratulate you that you resisted the temptation.
我应向你祝贺，你抗住了这种引诱。

tempting [ 'temptiŋ ] a. 诱惑人的
vbl. 诱惑
e.g. 1. Eve tempted Adam and he fell.
夏娃诱惑亚当, 结果他犯了罪.
2. The Devil tempted Adam and Eve.
魔鬼诱惑了亚当和夏娃.

temptingly [ 'temptiŋli ] ad. 迷人地,诱惑地
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ten [ ten ] a. 十,十个
e.g. 1. I got up at ten last Sunday.
上星期天我十点钟起床。
2. Ten to one it will rain tomorrow.
明天十有八九会下雨。

Ten Commandments  十戒
e.g. 1. Say what you will about the Ten Commandments, you must always come back to the pleasant fact that there are only ten of them.
   不管你怎么说那十诫（指摩西十诫）也罢，总是想到那令人高兴的事实——那就是，只不过十项罢了。
2. I know a fellow who's as broke as the Ten Commandments.
   我认识的一个家伙，像摩西的十诫一样整个破产啦。

tenable [ 'tenəbl ] a. 站得住脚的,无懈可击的
e.g. 1. The lectureship is tenable for a period of three years.
讲师这一职位任期三年.
2. How long is the post tenable for?
这个职位任期多长？

tenacious [ ti'neiʃəs ] a. 紧粘不放的,固执的,不屈不挠的
e.g. 1. The eagle seized its prey in a tenacious grip.
鹰将捕获物紧紧抓住.
2. He hold on to my arm with a tenacious grip.
他紧紧抓住我的手臂不放。

tenaciously [ ti'neiʃəsli ] ad. 坚韧不拔地,执着地
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tenacity [ ti'næsiti ] n. 固执,不屈不挠,顽固
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