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□ sectional
□ battered
□ hood
□ supporter
□ credulous
□ pompous
□ unwarranted
□ flatten
□ grunt
□ commend
□ triumphant
□ sluggish
sectional ['sɛkʃənəl]
【考法】 ADJ Sectional interests are those of a particular group within a community or country. （社会或国家中）某群体的，某阶层的
【例句】He criticized the selfish attitude of certain sectional interests.
他批评了某些利益团体自私自利的态度。
battered [ˑbætəd]
【考法】 ADJ Something that is battered is old and in poor condition because it has been used a lot. 破旧的；磨损的；弄垮的；受到虐待的
【例句】He drove up in a battered old car.
他开着一辆破烂不堪的旧车过来了。
hood [hʊd]
【考法】 N-COUNT A hood is a part of a coat which you can pull up to cover your head. It is in the shape of a triangular bag attached to the neck of the coat at the back. （外衣的）风帽，兜帽
【例句】She threw back the hood of her cloak.
她把披风上的风帽向后甩去。
supporter [sə'pɔːtə(r)]
【考法】 N-COUNT Supporters are people who support someone or something, for example a political leader or a sports team. 支持者；拥护者
【例句】The fourth night of violence in the German city of Rostock was triggered by football supporters.
发生在德国城市罗斯托克的第四起夜间暴乱是由足球球迷们挑起的。
credulous ['kredʒələs]
【考法】 ADJ If you describe someone as credulous, you have a low opinion of them because they are too ready to believe what people tell them and are easily deceived. 轻信的；易受骗的
【例句】.quack doctors charming money out of the pockets of credulous health-hungry citizens.
从那些渴望健康而又容易上当受骗的市民那里骗钱的江湖郎中
pompous ['pɑmpəs]
【考法】 ADJ -GRADED If you describe someone as pompous, you mean that they behave or speak in a very serious way because they think they are more important than they really are. 自负的；自命不凡的
【例句】He was somewhat pompous and had a high opinion of his own capabilities.
他有点自大，自视甚高。
unwarranted [ʌn'wɔrəntɪd]
【考法】 ADJ If you describe something as unwarranted, you are critical of it because there is no need or reason for it. 无端的；无正当理由的
【例句】Any attempt to discuss the issue of human rights was rejected as an unwarranted interference in the country’s internal affairs.
任何讨论人权问题的尝试都会被以无端干预该国内政为由加以拒绝。
flatten ['flætn]
【考法】 VERB If you flatten something or if it flattens, it becomes flat or flatter. （使）变平；把……弄平
【例句】He carefully flattened the wrappers and put them between the leaves of his book.
他小心翼翼地把包装纸弄平，夹在书页里。
grunt [ɡrʌnt]
【考法】 VERB If you grunt, you make a low sound, especially because you are annoyed or not interested in something. （尤指因为烦恼或不感兴趣）咕噜，嘟哝着说
【例句】The driver grunted, convinced that Michael was crazy.
司机嘟哝了一声，认定迈克尔是发疯了。
commend [kə'mɛnd]
【考法】 VERB If you commend someone or something, you praise them formally. 赞扬；赞许
【例句】I commended her for that action.
我赞扬了她的那一举动。
triumphant [traɪ'ʌmfənt]
【考法】 ADJ -GRADED Someone who is triumphant has gained a victory or succeeded in something and feels very happy about it. （成功或获胜后）欢欣鼓舞的，狂喜的
【例句】Duncan and his triumphant soldiers celebrate their military victory.
邓肯和他那些欢欣鼓舞的士兵们庆祝他们取得了军事胜利。
sluggish ['slʌɡɪʃ]
【考法】 ADJ -GRADED You can describe something as sluggish if it moves, works, or reacts much slower than you would like or is normal. 懒洋洋的；缓慢的；有气无力的
【例句】The economy remains sluggish.
经济的发展仍然非常缓慢。