Group 31 · 學習模式

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abrogate

to repeal or do away with a law, right, or agreement formally

廢除;取消

The new government abrogated the outdated law.

They abrogated the treaty after years of tension.

The court abrogated the previous ruling.

apprise

to inform or tell someone

通知;告知

Please keep me apprised of any updates.

She apprised her team of the schedule change.

He was apprised of the risks before signing.

crescendo

a gradual increase in loudness or intensity, especially in music

漸強;高潮

The symphony built to a thrilling crescendo.

Public outrage reached a crescendo after the scandal.

The applause grew to a deafening crescendo.

perspicacious

having a ready insight into and understanding of things

敏銳的;有洞察力的

The perspicacious detective solved the case quickly.

Her perspicacious comments revealed the flaw in the plan.

He is known for his perspicacious business decisions.

voluble

talking fluently, readily, or incessantly

健談的;滔滔不絕的

The voluble guide described every detail of the tour.

She became voluble once the topic interested her.

His voluble storytelling entertained the whole room.

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