他突然想出了一个挫败他对手的计划。
71. wish
(vt.) 想要;希望,渴望 I wish I had a girlfriend. 我想要有个女朋友。
72. aspire
(vi.) 热望,向往;怀有大志
There are many waitresses that aspire to be actresses. 有许多的女服务生向往成为女演员。
73. in a bind 窘迫；陷入困境 I’m really in a bind. 我左右为难。
74. aspiration (n.) 热望,志向,抱负
My aspirations push me to work harder every day. 我的抱负让我每天要努力工作。
75, priority
(n.) 优先考虑的事
Safety is our first priority. 安全是我们的优先考虑。
76. in luck 幸运
You are in luck. 你很走运。
77. biological (a.) 生物的
Her biological clock was ticking and she really wanted to have a baby. 她的生物时钟在起变化，所以她想要有个小孩。
78. resolution (n.) 决心;决定
Have you made any New Year's resolutions yet? 你许下新年愿望了吗？/你定好新年计划了么？
79. ins and outs 错综复杂事物的因果
After careful investigation, he got to know the ins and outs of the accident.
经过仔细的调查，他终于弄清了事件的前因后果。
80. GPS
=Global Positioning System 全球定位系统
Did you know you can use the global positioning system to find a difficult address?.
你知道你可以用全球定位系统来找一个难找的地址吗?
81. LAN
=local area network 局域网
All our office computers are on a local area network. 我们公司里所有的计算机都在局域网上。
82. It's in God's hands 听天由命
It's in God's hands and we have prepared for the worst. 听天由命吧，我们已经做最坏的准备了。
83. abdomen (n.) 腹;下腹;腹部
The pregnant woman has an enlarged abdomen.
那位孕妇有增大的下腹。
84. bereave
(vt.) 使失去(希望、生命等)
The lost hikers were bereft of hope when the rescue plane did not see them.
当救援的飞机没有看到他们时，那些迷路的徒步者丧失了希望。
85. let sleeping dogs lie 莫惹是非；别多管闲事；别惹麻烦
Don't tell the teacher what you have done. Let sleeping dogs lie. 不要告诉老师你做了什么。莫惹是非。
86. bereave (vt.) 使孤寂;使凄凉
The children were bereaved by the death of their parents.
那些失去双亲的孩子是可怜和孤独的。
87. consecrate (vt.) 奉……为神圣;尊崇
This battlefield is consecrated to the memory of the soldiers who died here.
这个战场被视为圣地以纪念死于该处的战士。
88. lose one's temper 发脾气；动怒
Don't lose your temper in front of the class.
别在班上发脾气。
89. evoke 唤起(记忆等);引起
A good joke does not necessarily evoke a hearty laugh. 好笑话并不一定逗人大笑。
90. groove (n.) 沟；槽；凹线
Wheels left grooves in a muddy dirt road. 车轮在泥泞的路上留下凹痕。 91. make ends meet 使收支平衡
I have to take two part-time jobs at the same time to make ends mee. 为了收支平衡，我不得不同时作两份兼职。
92. jolt (vt.) 使摇动;使颠簸
The old car jolted its passengers badly as it went over the rough road. 那辆旧车走过崎岖的道路时，很厉害地颠簸着它的乘客。
93. obsolete (a.) 过时的,老式的
成人三级英语重点词汇
