Latest GRE Vocabulary Full Explanation

Author: Zhang Hua
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Publish Date: 2003-07-01
Features:
1. This book is the only one in China that comprehensively and organically integrates the Chinese and English definitions, real test questions, and exam strategies of all GRE vocabulary.
2. Most of the vocabulary in this book comes from Princeton's full set of North American tests (i.e., Practice Tests NO.2-NO.9) from 1984 to 1996, as well as domestic real tests from 1990 to 1999 and vocabulary from the GRE computer-based test after 2000. The definitions are annotated according to the frequently tested meanings in the GRE. At the same time, considering the recent shift of the GRE from computer-based to paper-based testing, detailed annotations of the analogies are provided, along with representative antonym, fill-in-the-blank, and reading comprehension examples. All English annotations are accurate and authoritative, striving to align with the meanings that may appear in the GRE. The book includes approximately 7,500 frequently tested GRE words and about 3,000 other important related words (in the appendix), totaling around 10,500 words.
3. The appendix provides detailed vocabulary related to the math section and some common analogy relationships, helping GRE test-takers study specific questions and broaden their vocabulary. For example, "discipline and its subject of study" is a frequently tested analogy relationship in the GRE. By listing them separately, this book can improve test-takers' ability to solve such analogy questions.
4. This book is not only highly beneficial for GRE test-takers but also serves as a valuable resource for other English learners to memorize vocabulary, expand their English vocabulary, and broaden their knowledge. The vocabulary is all carefully selected from domestic GRE test questions, featuring practical vocabulary memorization methods, the latest GRE exam introduction, precise Chinese-to-English annotations, comprehensive real test examples explaining the correct usage of GRE vocabulary, over 2,000 antonym questions illustrating the characteristics and exam strategies of vocabulary, over 1,000 analogy questions and precise annotations of analogy relationships, and thousands of vocabulary predictions to effectively improve GRE practical skills.