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香港高考 · 阅读单词过关 2025 DSE - Part A
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Para 1
file for divorce 申请离婚
🔁 apply for a divorce
🔗 file for sth 正式申请(法律文件)
📌 The couple filed for divorce after years of conflict.
split up 分手;分开
🔁 break up, separate
🔗 split up with sb 和某人分手
📌 Many celebrity couples split up unexpectedly.
high-profile /ˌhaɪ ˈprəʊfaɪl/ adj. 备受瞩目的,知名的
🔁 famous, well-known, prominent
🔗 high-profile figure 知名人物;high-profile case 广受关注的事件
📌 This high-profile dispute attracted widespread media coverage.
call it quits 结束关系,作罢
🔁 end the relationship, give up
🔗 decide to call it quits 决定到此为止
📌 They decided to call it quits after serious arguments.
deem /diːm/ v. 认为,视作
🔁 consider, regard, judge
🔗 deem sth (as) sth 把某物视作…
📌 The event was deemed a huge success by the public.
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scandalous /ˈskændələs/ adj. 引发丑闻的,抹黑的
🔁 disgraceful, shocking
🔗 scandalous rumour 丑闻谣言;scandalous behaviour 不光彩行为
📌 The newspaper published scandalous speculation about the star.
speculation /ˌspekjuˈleɪʃn/ n. 猜测,揣测
🔁 guesswork, conjecture
🔗 speculation about sth 对…的猜测;pure speculation 纯属猜测
📌 There is much speculation over the reason for their break-up.
celebrity /səˈlebrəti/ n. 名人
🔁 famous person, public figure
🔗 celebrity culture 名人文化;celebrity gossip 名人八卦
📌 Many teenagers are fascinated by celebrity news.
have next to nothing to do with 几乎和…毫无关系
🔁 be barely related to
🔗 have nothing to do with 与…无关
📌 This personal choice has next to nothing to do with you.
have no bearing on 对…没有影响,和…无关
🔁 have no influence on, be irrelevant to
🔗 have a bearing on 对…产生影响
📌 Your hobby has no bearing on your academic performance.
unravel /ʌnˈrævl/ v. 逐步展现;瓦解
🔁 unfold, fall apart
🔗 unravel the truth 揭开真相;plans unravel 计划落空
📌 Her life began to unravel after the sudden incident.
reluctant /rɪˈlʌktənt/ adj. 不情愿的
🔁 unwilling, hesitant
🔗 be reluctant to do sth 不情愿做某事
📌 He is reluctant to admit his mistake.
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public figure 公众人物
🔁 celebrity, notable person
🔗 well-known public figure 知名公众人物
📌 Public figures should accept public scrutiny.
invulnerable /ɪnˈvʌlnərəbl/ adj. 不受伤害的,无懈可击的
🔁 immune, unbreakable
🔗 be invulnerable to sth 不受…侵害
📌 No one is invulnerable to emotional pain.
humanize /ˈhjuːmənaɪz/ v. 使有人性,拉近普通人距离
🔁 make sb seem more ordinary
🔗 humanize a celebrity 让名人显得接地气
📌 These setbacks humanize the superstar.
validate /ˈvælɪdeɪt/ v. 证实;使获得认同
🔁 confirm, justify
🔗 validate one’s feelings 认可某人的感受
📌 The result validated our earlier guess.
authentic /ɔːˈθentɪk/ adj. 真实的,原汁原味的
🔁 genuine, real
🔗 authentic self 真实的自我;authentic information 真实信息
📌 She finally showed her authentic self on camera.
align with 与…一致,契合
🔁 match, correspond to
🔗 align one’s action with words 言行一致
📌 His public image does not align with his real character.
obscure /əbˈskjʊə(r)/ v. 遮掩,使模糊
🔁 hide, conceal, cloud
🔗 obscure the truth 掩盖真相
📌 Bright lighting obscured the details in the photo.
Para 4
cultural psyche 文化心理
🔁 cultural mindset
🔗 collective cultural psyche 集体文化心理
📌 This custom reflects the cultural psyche of the community.
malicious /məˈlɪʃəs/ adj. 怀有恶意的
🔁 spiteful, hostile
🔗 malicious intention 恶意;malicious gossip 恶意八卦
📌 He spread the rumour with malicious intent.
bonding /ˈbɒndɪŋ/ n. 联结,建立情谊
🔁 connection, rapport
🔗 group bonding 群体联结;team bonding 团队磨合
📌 Shared activities promote group bonding.
reinforcement /ˌriːɪnˈfɔːsmənt/ n. 强化,巩固
🔁 strengthening, consolidation
🔗 reinforcement of norms 规范的强化
📌 Rewards lead to the reinforcement of good habits.
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classify /ˈklæsɪfaɪ/ v. 分类,归类
🔁 categorise, sort
🔗 classify sth as sth 把某物归类为…
📌 The story can be classified as social commentary.
criticism /ˈkrɪtɪsɪzəm/ n. 批评,评判
🔁 judgement, disapproval
🔗 face criticism 遭受批评
📌 The policy drew fierce criticism from citizens.
Para 7
currency /ˈkʌrənsi/ n.流通资本;货币
🔁 medium, token
🔗 currency of information 信息筹码
📌 Rumours become a form of social currency in chats.
compelling /kəmˈpelɪŋ/ adj. 吸引人的;令人信服的
🔁 attractive, persuasive
🔗 compelling reason 充分理由;compelling story 引人入胜的故事
📌 The argument is compelling and hard to ignore.
Para 8
elevate /ˈelɪveɪt/ v. 提升,抬高
🔁 raise, boost
🔗 elevate one’s status 提升地位
📌 He tried to elevate himself by putting others down.
self-esteem /ˌself ɪˈstiːm/ n. 自尊
🔁 self-respect
🔗 build self-esteem 建立自尊;hurt one’s self-esteem 伤害自尊
📌 Constant praise may not help healthy self-esteem.
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validate /ˈvælɪdeɪt/ v. 核实,确认
🔁 verify, check
🔗 validate data 核实信息
📌 We need to validate the source of this news.
Para 10
altruistic /ˌæltruˈɪstɪk/ adj. 无私的,利他的
🔁 selfless
🔗 altruistic motive 无私动机
📌 His action was not purely altruistic.
reputational /ˌrepjuˈteɪʃənl/ adj. 和声誉相关的
🔁 relating to reputation
🔗 reputational information 口碑信息;reputational damage 声誉受损
📌 The incident caused serious reputational harm to the firm.
ostracize /ˈɒstrəsaɪz/ v. 排挤,排斥
🔁 exclude, shun
🔗 ostracize sb from a group 将某人排挤出群体
📌 Members may ostracize those who break group rules.
cooperate /kəʊˈɒpəreɪt/ v. 合作,配合
🔁 collaborate, work together
🔗 cooperate with sb 与某人合作
📌 All participants must cooperate to finish the task.
Para 11
A-lister /ˈeɪ lɪstə(r)/ n. 一线明星,顶流
🔁 A-list celebrity, A-star
🔗 A-list celebrity 一线名人
📌 Many A-listers avoid disclosing private life online.
Para 12
parasocial /ˌpærəˈsəʊʃl/ adj. 准社会的
🔁 one-sided imagined social
🔗 parasocial relationship 准社会关系
📌 Parasocial relationships are common among fans.
risk-free /ˈrɪsk friː/ adj. 无风险的
🔁 safe, without danger
🔗 risk-free method 零风险方式
📌 Online following is a risk-free way to feel connected.
Para 13
low-stakes /ˌləʊ ˈsteɪks/ adj. 低风险的,后果轻微的
🔁 safe, not risky
🔗 low-stakes activity 低风险活动
📌 Chatting about stars is a low-stakes topic for small talk.
ingratiate /ɪnˈɡreɪʃieɪt/ v. 讨好,迎合
🔁 please, curry favour with
🔗 ingratiate oneself to sb 讨好某人
📌 He tried to ingratiate himself with the new team.
overwhelming /ˌəʊvəˈwelmɪŋ/ adj. 令人难以承受的
🔁 crushing, overpowering
🔗 overwhelming pressure 巨大压力
📌 She felt an overwhelming sense of stress.
numb /nʌm/ v. 使麻木,麻痹
🔁 dull, deaden
🔗 numb the pain 麻痹痛感
📌 Mindless scrolling can temporarily numb unhappy feelings.
dissociated /dɪˈsəʊsieɪtɪd/ adj. 解离的,抽离的
🔁 detached, disconnected
🔗 dissociated state 解离状态
📌 People may enter a dissociated state under heavy stress.
Para 14
schadenfreude /ˈʃɑːdnfrɔɪdə/ n. 幸灾乐祸
🔁 pleasure at others’ misfortune
🔗 experience schadenfreude 感到幸灾乐祸
📌 Feeling schadenfreude is a common but unpleasant emotion.