1、versatile ['vɜːsətaɪl] adj.通用的, 多才多艺的

They are extremely versatile, and can operateday and night in virtually all weather conditions.

2、vicinity ['vɜːsətaɪl]n.邻近, 附近, 接近

They are extremely versatile, and can operateday and night in virtually all weather conditions.

3、vicious ['vɪʃəs]adj.不道德的, 恶意的

For the truth is none of us canknow exactly what triggered this viciousattack.

4、vigorous ['vɪg(ə)rəs] adj.精力旺盛的, 有力的, 健壮的

"Vigorous discussion of thesubstance of the issues is healthy for our democracy, " he said.

5、violate ['vaɪəleɪt] v.违犯, 冒犯, 妨碍

Pakistan has said it will notallow foreign nations to violateits sovereignty to pursue terrorists.

6、virtual ['vɜːtjʊəl] adj.实质的, 有效的, 事实上的

R. gear on, looking at an Iraqistreet scene, getting acquainted with the virtualworld.

7、virtue ['vɜːtjuː; -tʃuː] n.德行, 美德, 贞操

The winner will become premierby virtueofthe party's majority in parliament's lower house.

8、visualize ['vɪʒuəlaɪz] v.形象, 形象化, 想象

Large, detailed maps helpvisitors identify (and visualize) the buildings of the Olympic park.

9、void [vɒɪd] adj.空的, 无效的

Prime Minister Tsvangirai'soffice had said the rules were now "null and void" pendingfurther consultations.

10、vulgar ['vʌlgə] adj.粗俗的, 庸俗的

Depending on your point ofview, Comic Sans is fun, breezy, silly or vulgarandlazy.

11、testimony ['testɪmənɪ] n.证词, 宣言, 陈述

She noted Anderson's testimonythatshe had trouble remembering everything that happened 14 years ago.

12、thrill [θrɪl] v.发抖

The film Titanic thrilled theaudience.

13、timid ['tɪmɪd]adj.胆小的, 羞怯的

Suppliers were timidatfirst, but several let Vadon tap a small number of their stones.

14、tolerant ['tɒl(ə)r(ə)nt]adj.容忍的, 宽恕的, 有耐药力的

We must therefore forge soundminds that acknowledge their origins, and are both tolerantandadaptable

15、tolerate ['tɒləreɪt] v.忍受, 容忍

But the move shows that thereare definite limits to what this government willtolerate.

16、toss [tɒs] v.投, 掷

The fishermen tossamackerel on a hook and pull out a bluefin in just minutes

17、tragic ['trædʒɪk] adj.悲惨的, 悲剧的

Cancelling vital insurance to savemoney could prove a tragicfalseeconomy, consumers are being warned.

18、transplant [træns'plɑːnt;trɑːns-; -nz-] v.移植, 移种

Scientists hope to use stemcells to create a variety of tissues for transplant.

19、tremendous [trɪ'mendəs] adj.极大的, 巨大的

The President put a tremendousamountof effort behind a consumer finance protection agency.

20、trifle ['traɪf(ə)l] n.琐事, 少量, 小事

No more than a handsome trifle, consumed aseasily and pleasantly as a glossy catalogue.

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