GRE Vocabs T-Z
Terms
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- table
- to remove from consideration
- taboo
- forbidden by custom or religious practice
- tacit
- understood, implied, not stated
- taciturn
- not talkative, silent
- taint
- to spoil; to contaminate; to stain the honor of
- talon
- (猛鳥ã®ï¼‰ã‹ãŽã¤ã‚
- tamp
- è©°ã‚ã‚‹ã€æŠ‘ãˆã¤ã‘ã‚‹ã€çªã固ã‚ã‚‹
- tangential
- 脱線ã—ã¦ã€é–¢ä¿‚ã®ãªã„
- tangible
- having actual form
- tantalize
- to tease or torment by offering something good, but not deliver
- tantamount
- equivalent, identical
- taut
- tense, keyed up, on edge(緊張ã—ãŸã€å¼µã‚Šè©°ã‚ãŸï¼‰
- tautology
- a repetition, a redundancy, a circular argument
- tawdry
- cheap, gaudy, showy, tacky, indecent
- technology
- branch of knowledge dealing with engineering, applied science, etc.
- tedium
- tediousness or boredom
- temerity
- foolish boldness
- tenable
- supportable, defendable
- tenacious
- tough, stubborn
- tendentious
- biased, showing marked tendencies
- tender
- to offer formally
- tenet
- a principle; a firm belief
- tense
- ç·Šå¼µã—ãŸã€å¼µã‚Šè©°ã‚ãŸã€åˆ‡è¿«ã—ãŸ
- termagant
- a scolding woman, a shrew
- terminate
- to end
- terse
- concise, brief, compact
- therapy
- healing or curing process
- threshold
- æ•·å±…
- throng
- crowd
- thrust
- to push or drive quickly and forcibly
- thwart
- to prevent the occurrence or realization
- tidings
- literary news(通知ã€ä¾¿ã‚Šã€æ¶ˆæ¯ã€éŸ³ä¿¡ï¼‰
- timorous
- fearful, timid
- tinge
- a trace (very small amount of sth), smattering, or slight degree
- toady
- sycophant, flatterer, yes-man
- toil
- to proceed with difficulty
- tolerate
- to put up with, to bear
- torrid
- ç¼ç†±ã®ã€ç‚Žå¤©ä¸‹ã®ã€ç†±çƒˆãª
- tortoise
- a turtles; one that moves slowly
- tortuous
- winding
- totter
- to walk unsteadily, to sway
- tradition
- custom that has been handed down
- tranquil
- quiet
- transient
- passing, short-lived, fleeting
- travesty
- 曲解ã€èŒ¶ç•ªã€ã¾ãŒã„ã‚‚ã®
- tremulous
- quivering(震ãˆãŸã€è‡†ç—…㪠ex. Tremulous voice)
- trenchant
- keen, incisive
- trend
- general direction
- tributary
- a stream that flows into a larger stream
- tribute
- a gift or other acknowledgment of gratitude
- trivial
- of little importance, insignificant
- troupe
- a group of acrobats(一座ã€ä¸€è¡Œï¼‰
- truncated
- cut short
- tumid
- swollen(ã¯ã‚Œã‚ãŒã£ãŸï¼‰
- turbid
- muddy, clouded to the point of being opaque
- turbulent
- unruly, agitated(è’れ狂ã†ã€ä¹±ã‚ŒãŸï¼‰
- turgid
- swollen, pompous, excessively ornate
- turmoil
- state of great disturbance or confusion
- turpitude
- vileness, evil wickedness
- tussle
- a rough struggle
- tyro
- novice, beginner in learning
- ubiquitous
- being everywhere at the same time
- ulterior
- lying beyond what is evident
- ultimate
- final
- umbrage
- resentment, offense
- unabated
- without subsiding
- unconscionable
- without conscience, unreasonable
- unctuous
- affectedly emotional
- underwrite
- agree to finance
- undulate
- to move in wavelike fashion, fluctuate(波打ã¤ï¼‰
- unintelligible
- difficult to understand
- uniqueness
- 独自性ã€ç‰¹ç•°æ€§
- universal
- present everywhere
- unkempt
- untidy, neglected
- unmitigated
- unrelieved, as bad as can be
- unreserved
- unqualified
- unsavory
- disagreeable, offensive, morally bad
- untoward
- troublesome, unruly, adverse
- unwieldy
- bulky, difficult to handle
- uproar
- a condition of noisy excitement and confusion
- urbane
- polished, witty
- usurp
- to seize, annex, grab
- usury
- 高利貸ã—ã€é«˜åˆ©
- utopia
- place of perfection
- vacillate
- hesitate, fluctuate
- vacillation
- a moving one way and the other
- valor
- courage
- vanity
- excessive pride, being vain
- vapid
- uninteresting, dull
- variegated
- multi-colored
- vassal
- 臣下ã€éš·å±žè€…
- vaunt
- to brag or boast(自慢ã™ã‚‹ï¼‰
- vehemently
- violently, eagerly, passionately
- vein
- 衬管
- venal
- mercenary, capable of being bought
- vendetta
- a feud(復è®ã€æ•µè¨Žã¡ã€å€‹äººçš„ãªæ¨ã¿ï¼‰
- veneer
- thin covering
- venerable
- respected, worshiped
- venial
- pardonable, forgivable(ã•ã•ã„ãªï¼‰
- venom
- poison, spite, malice
- verbose
- using or containing an excessive number of words
- verisimilitude
- appearing true or real
- vertigo
- dizziness
- vessel
- 体内ã®ç®¡
- vestige
- trace, evidence
- vexatious
- annoying
- viable
- practicable, workable
- vicissitudes
- difficulties
- vigil
- wakeful watching
- vigilant
- watchful
- vilify
- malign, slander
- villain
- wicked or evil person
- vindicate
- absolve, justify
- vindictive
- 復è®å¿ƒã®ã‚ã‚‹ã€åŸ·å¿µæ·±ã„
- virile
- masterful, manly
- virtuosity
- great technical skill
- virulent
- full of hate, harmful
- visor
- 帽åã®æ—¥ã‚ˆã‘
- vitiate
- to destroy the use or value
- vitriolic
- biting, burning
- vituperate
- to rebuke or criticize harshly or abusively
- vituperation
- blame, abuse
- vivacious
- lively, gay
- vocation
- 天è·ã€é©æ£ã€ä½¿å‘½
- vogue
- fashion
- volatile
- changeable, fickle, explosive
- volition
- willpower, choice
- voluble
- talkative
- voluminous
- bulky, large
- voracious
- desiring or consuming great quantities
- vulnerable
- open to attack, susceptible, capable of being injured
- waft
- a light breeze, a puff
- waive
- to refrain from using (one's right)
- wan
- sickly pale
- wane
- decrease, decline
- wardrobe
- 衣装ã ãª
- wary
- cautious; on guard, watchful, shrewd
- wearing
- tiring, causing fatigue
- welder
- 溶接機ã€æº¶æŽ¥å·¥
- welter
- to writhe, to toss about(æºã‚Œã‚‹ã€ã†ãã‚‹ã€è»¢ã’ã¾ã‚る)
- wend
- to go, proceed, walk
- wheedle
- coax, persuade, cajole
- whet
- stimulate, stir up
- whimper
- to cry or sob with soft intermittent sounds
- whimsical
- humorous, witty(気ã¾ãã‚Œãªã€é¢¨å¤‰ã‚ã‚Šãªã€ç§»ã‚Šæ°—ãªï¼‰
- whirling
- turning round rapidly
- wily
- full of wiles, cunning
- wince
- draw back, flinch
- wistful
- longing, pensive, wishful(望んã§ã„る)
- wither
- to shrivel; to lose freshness or vitality
- wrath
- violent anger, rage
- wrest
- take by force
- yen
- strong desire, strong longing
- zealot
- a fanatically committed person
- zealous
- enthusiastic
- zenith
- summit, top, prime
- zinc
- 亜鉛メッã‚ã—ãŸ
- treacherous
- Marked by betrayal of fidelity, not trustworthy, or dangerous
- upheaval
- The process of being heaved upward; A sudden, violent disruption or upset
- vitriol
- Bitterly abusive feeling or expression
- tactic
- An expedient for achieving a goal; a maneuver(戦術)