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generate [ˈdʒenəreıt] VB trans

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venerate [ˈvenəreıt] VB trans form

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excavate [ˈekskəveıt] VB trans

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excavate
挖掘 wājué
excavate
掘出 juéchū
▶ excavation [ˌekskəˈveıʃən] N

innovate [ˈınəʊveıt] VB intr

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renovate [ˈrenəʊveıt] VB trans

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2. renovate:

renovate
修理 xiūlǐ
renovate
修复 xiūfù
▶ renovation [ˌrenəʊˈveıʃən] N

regenerate [rıˈdʒenəreıt] VB trans, intr

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2. regenerate:

regenerate
(使)再生 zàishēng
regenerate
(使)重新生出 chóngxīn shēngchū
▶ regeneration [rıˌdʒenəˈreıʃən] N

I . degenerate [dıˈdʒenərət] ADJ

II . degenerate [dıˈdʒenərət, dı­ˈdʒenə­reıt] VB intr

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degenerate
退化 tuìhuà
degenerate
堕落 duòluò
A political debate degenerated into partisan squabbling.
一场政治辩论变成了党派争吵。
▶ degenerately ADV
▶ degeneration [dı­ˌdʒe­nə­ˈreıʃən] N

I . conservative [kənˈsɜːvətıv] ADJ

II . conservative [kənˈsɜːvətıv] N

Phrases:

Conservative
保守党党员 bǎoshǒudǎng dǎngyuán
▶ conservatively ADV

I . preservative [prıˈzɜːvətıv] ADJ

II . preservative [prıˈzɜːvətıv] N

energetic [ˌenəˈdʒetık] ADJ

energizer [ˈenədʒaızə] N

aggravate [ˈægrəveıt] VB trans

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1. aggravate:

aggravate
使恶化 shǐ èhuà

2. aggravate:

aggravate
激怒 jīnù

reservation [ˌrezəˈveıʃən] N

activate [ˈæktıveıt] VB trans

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activate
使活动 shǐ huódòng
▶ activation [ˌæktıˈveıʃən] N

motivate [ˈməʊtıveıt] VB trans

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motivate
推动 tuīdòng
motivate
激发 jīfā
▶ motivation [ˌməʊtıˈveıʃən] N

salivate [ˈsælıveıt] VB intr

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energy [ˈenədʒı] N

conservation [ˌkɒnsəˈveıʃən] N

conservatism [kənˈsɜːvətızəm] N

conservatory [kənˈsɜːvətərı] N

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As an active quality, appropriate to the man of action, "virtus" balances the potentially enervating effects of civilization in the natural aristocrat.
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The city's steamy heat can be enervating, with sticky temperatures often clinging to the mid-30s.
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While ensnaring them with their ingratiating talk and enervating riches, they have drawn the far-dwelling peoples nearer to themselves.
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It also uses functional electrical stimulation to enervate the muscles of paralyzed patients, improving their strength and circulation, and can be quickly disassembled for easy removal.
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And the brain might adapt to those enervating and hypoxic workouts, producing faster race results at sea level.
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It's no wonder investors are so intrigued, and the rest of us are a little enervated by all the hype.
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Exhausted due to hard work and restless due to thirst the king became enervated in search of river or lake.
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There are quick bursts of frantic activity followed by long, enervating lulls.
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Its crushed leaves and stems are used to enervate bees while gathering honey.
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The latter is particularly enervating for national cohesion...
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