Group 25 · 學習模式
第 2 / 6 組(每組 5 字)
a real or imagined wrong causing resentment and grounds for complaint
不滿;委屈
Workers filed a formal grievance against the company.
He aired his grievances during the meeting.
The union addressed employee grievances promptly.
deprived of or lacking something, especially a positive quality
喪失的;缺乏的
The house felt bereft of warmth after she left.
He was bereft of hope after the diagnosis.
The speech was bereft of any real substance.
serving to prove a case or belief; putting an end to doubt
確定性的;決定性的
The DNA test provided conclusive evidence.
There was no conclusive answer to the debate.
The study reached a conclusive result after years of research.
the quality of being extremely thorough, exhaustive, or accurate
嚴謹;嚴格
The scientific method demands intellectual rigor.
She approached the audit with great rigor.
The course is known for its academic rigor.
to make secret plans jointly to commit an unlawful or harmful act
密謀;串通
The employees conspired to steal company funds.
They were accused of conspiring against the government.
Circumstances seemed to conspire against their success.