Graduate Entrance Exam English Vocabulary Decomposition and Application Handbook

Author: Zhao Xiuchen, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: Closely aligned with the new postgraduate entrance exam syllabus; each definition is accompanied by representative example sentences; key terms include corresponding knowledge points; a total of 2,142 postgraduate exam words are included. This book is meticulously compiled in close alignment with the new syllabus and is an indispensable tool for those preparing for the postgraduate entrance exam. It features the following:
A total of 2,142 postgraduate exam words are included. The words in the book are displayed in bold and accompanied by phonetic transcriptions, enabling students to completely discard the method of separating sound and form in learning, so that if they can pronounce a word, they can spell it, and if they can spell it, they can write it. Each definition is paired with representative example sentences, which are sentences frequently used in daily life. These not only help students better understand the meaning of the words but also cultivate their habit of thinking in English. Under key terms, there are corresponding knowledge points, such as [Syn], [Ant], and [Der], which list the synonyms, antonyms, and derived words of the term, respectively; [Mem] is the memory method, which strengthens the memory of words from aspects such as word formation, association, comparison, and related changes in word forms; [Exam] focuses on highlighting special points to note when using the term, the differentiation of synonyms, and common collocations, enabling students to more comprehensively master the usage of the words.
This book is meticulously compiled in close alignment with the new syllabus, including a total of 2,142 postgraduate exam words. Each definition is paired with representative example sentences, and under key terms, there are corresponding knowledge points, such as [Syn], [Ant], and [Der], which list the synonyms, antonyms, and derived words of the term, respectively; [Mem] is the memory method, which strengthens the memory of words from aspects such as word formation, association, comparison, and related changes in word forms; [Exam] focuses on highlighting special points to note when using the term, the differentiation of synonyms, and common collocations, enabling students to more comprehensively master the usage of the words.