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"词汇篇21 · L–M"(Vocab L–M)

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  • 承接《词汇 lament–luminous》,继续按字母顺序收录 C2 词表,这篇收 L 尾段到 M 开头的一批(lustre - mercenary)。
  • 涵盖负面人物类名词(malcontent、marauder、mercenary)和心理状态词(malaise、megalomania、melancholy),每个词配一个常用搭配。
  • 学完继续扩充高阶词汇量。

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英文音标中文例句常用搭配
lustre (n.)/ˈlʌstə(r)/光泽;光彩The old silver had lost its lustre.lose its lustre
luxuriant (adj.)/lʌgˈʒʊəriənt/茂盛的luxuriant foliage covering the hillsideluxuriant growth
machination (n.)/ˌmækɪˈneɪʃn/阴谋political machinations behind closed doorspolitical machinations
machismo (n.)/məˈtʃɪzməʊ/大男子主义a culture of toxic machismomacho machismo
macrocosm (n.)/ˈmækrəʊkɒzəm/宏观世界a microcosm reflecting the wider macrocosma macrocosm of society
madcap (adj.)/ˈmædkæp/疯狂的;莽撞的a madcap scheme to get rich quicka madcap adventure
maelstrom (n.)/ˈmeɪlstrɒm/大漩涡;混乱局面caught in a maelstrom of emotionsa maelstrom of chaos
maestro (n.)/ˈmaɪstrəʊ/大师a musical maestro conducting the orchestraa renowned maestro
magnanimous (adj.)/mægˈnænɪməs/宽宏大量的a magnanimous gesture towards his rivala magnanimous winner
magnate (n.)/ˈmægneɪt/巨头a powerful business magnatea media magnate
mainstay (n.)/ˈmeɪnsteɪ/支柱;中坚tourism is the mainstay of the economythe mainstay of the team
malady (n.)/ˈmælədi/疾病;弊病corruption, a malady affecting many nationsa social malady
malaise (n.)/məˈleɪz/不适;不安a general sense of economic malaisea growing malaise
malcontent (n.)/ˈmælkəntent/心怀不满者a small group of malcontents caused troublevocal malcontents
malevolent (adj.)/məˈlevələnt/恶意的a malevolent smile that unsettled hermalevolent intent
malfeasance (n.)/mælˈfiːzns/渎职accused of corporate malfeasanceofficial malfeasance
malice (n.)/ˈmælɪs/恶意She acted without malice.bear malice
malign (v.)/məˈlaɪn/诋毁maligned by the press unfairlymaligned by critics
malleable (adj.)/ˈmæliəbl/可塑的;易受影响的a malleable young minda malleable material
malodorous (adj.)/mælˈəʊdərəs/恶臭的a malodorous swamp nearbya malodorous smell
manifestation (n.)/ˌmænɪfeˈsteɪʃn/表现;显现a manifestation of underlying stressa physical manifestation
mannerism (n.)/ˈmænərɪzəm/怪癖;习惯动作an odd mannerism of tapping his pena nervous mannerism
manor (n.)/ˈmænə(r)/庄园a country manor with vast groundsa country manor
mantle (n.)/ˈmæntl/责任;重任ready to take up the mantle of leadershiptake up the mantle
marauder (n.)/məˈrɔːdə(r)/掠夺者bands of marauders raided the villageroaming marauders
marquee (n.)/mɑːˈkiː/大帐篷;招牌a marquee event of the festivala marquee tent
martyrdom (n.)/ˈmɑːtədəm/殉难he died in martyrdom for his beliefsface martyrdom
masochism (n.)/ˈmæsəkɪzəm/受虐狂a strange form of emotional masochisma hint of masochism
masquerade (n.)/ˌmæskəˈreɪd/伪装;假面舞会a masquerade of normalcy hiding the trutha masquerade ball
materialism (n.)/məˈtɪəriəlɪzəm/物质主义criticism of modern materialismrampant materialism
matriarch (n.)/ˈmeɪtriɑːk/女家长the family matriarch made all decisionsa family matriarch
maudlin (adj.)/ˈmɔːdlɪn/感伤的(过度)a maudlin song about lost lovemaudlin sentimentality
maverick (n.)/ˈmævərɪk/特立独行者a political maverick who broke party linesa lone maverick
maxim (n.)/ˈmæksɪm/格言an old maxim about honestya business maxim
mayhem (n.)/ˈmeɪhem/混乱the announcement caused total mayhemsheer mayhem
meagre (adj.)/ˈmiːgə(r)/微薄的surviving on a meagre salarya meagre income
mediator (n.)/ˈmiːdieɪtə(r)/调解人acted as a mediator between the two sidesa neutral mediator
mediocrity (n.)/ˌmiːdiˈɒkrəti/平庸refused to settle for mediocritya sea of mediocrity
megalomania (n.)/ˌmegələˈmeɪniə/夸大妄想signs of megalomania in the dictatora touch of megalomania
melancholy (n./adj.)/ˈmelənkəli/忧郁a melancholy mood settled over the rooma melancholy tune
melee (n.)/ˈmeleɪ/混战a chaotic melee broke out in the streeta violent melee
memento (n.)/məˈmentəʊ/纪念物kept as a memento of the tripa treasured memento
memorabilia (n.)/ˌmemərəˈbɪliə/纪念品(收藏)a collection of sports memorabiliavintage memorabilia
menacing (adj.)/ˈmenəsɪŋ/威胁性的spoke in a menacing tonea menacing look
mendacious (adj.)/menˈdeɪʃəs/撒谎的a mendacious politician known for liesmendacious claims
mercenary (n.)/ˈmɜːsənəri/雇佣兵a group of mercenaries hired for the conflicta foreign mercenary

📌 *malady*(疾病;弊病,常用于比喻社会问题)跟 *malaise*(不适;不安,更抽象的整体感受)意思接近但用法不同:"社会的弊病"用 malady,"经济的普遍低迷感"用 malaise。

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