以下为今日（2026-07-28）定时任务产出，四级/六级/专八各 5 词，全部避开历史已发词，每条含音标、释义、同义、近义、反义、易误用词、10 条例句及出处。

🎓 CET-4（四级必背 5 词）

1. abandon /əˈbændən/ v.

• 释义：放弃；遗弃；中止
• 同义词：desert, relinquish, forsake
• 近义词：give up, quit, drop
• 反义词：retain, keep, maintain, uphold
• 易误用词：adapt（适应/改编）、adopt（采纳/收养）——三者拼写相近，abandon 强调“丢下不再管”
• 例句与出处：
  1. They had to abandon the project due to lack of funding.（新东方四六级每日一练 Day18）
  2. The crew had to abandon the sinking ship.（百度文库《最新英语四级600高频》）
  3. He abandoned his plan to study abroad due to financial problems.（公众号“废废的甜甜圈”四级高频词）
  4. The captain gave the order to abandon the ship.（微信“医韵英华”四级1-20）
  5. She decided to abandon her old car and buy a new one.（CET-4 词汇讲义）
  6. He had to abandon his dream of becoming a professional athlete due to a severe injury.（CET-4 词汇讲义）
  7. The sailors were forced to abandon the ship during the storm.（CET-4 词汇讲义）
  8. We shouldn’t abandon hope even in the worst situation.（自构·四级写作常用）
  9. The puppy was abandoned on the roadside and taken to a shelter.（自构·阅读模拟）
  10. Critics abandoned the theory after the new evidence appeared.（自构·学术阅读）

2. accompany /əˈkʌmpəni/ v.

• 释义：陪伴；伴随；为…伴奏
• 同义词：escort, attend, go with
• 近义词：follow, pair with, chaperone
• 反义词：leave alone, desert, abandon
• 易误用词：company（名词“公司/陪伴”）——accompany 是动词；勿写成 accompany with（正确为 accompany sb）
• 例句与出处：
  1. Lightning usually accompanies thunder.（微信“医韵英华”四级1-20）
  2. Regular review should accompany our daily vocabulary learning.（“小维英语”第37期）
  3. She accompanied her friend to the hospital yesterday.（自构·四级听力场景）
  4. The singer was accompanied by a piano.（牛津高阶词典例句）
  5. Economic growth is often accompanied by inflation.（自构·六级阅读同源）
  6. He asked me to accompany him on the trip.（自构·日常会话）
  7. The text is accompanied by illustrations.（剑桥词典）
  8. A diplomat accompanied the president on the visit.（自构·新闻语体）
  9. Music accompanied the opening ceremony.（自构·写作）
  10. Fear often accompanies uncertainty.（自构·哲理短文）

3. adjust /əˈdʒʌst/ v.

• 释义：调整；调节；适应
• 同义词：adapt, modify, regulate
• 近义词：tune, calibrate, accommodate
• 反义词：disturb, mismatch, leave unchanged
• 易误用词：adopt（采纳/收养）——adjust 强调“微调以适配”，adopt 强调“选用”
• 例句与出处：
  1. It took a few seconds for her eyes to adjust to the dark.（微信“医韵英华”四级1-20）
  2. It takes time to adjust to a new climate.（百度文库《最新英语四级600高频》）
  3. We need to adjust our word memorization methods according to our own learning rhythm.（“小维英语”第37期）
  4. The seat can be adjusted to three positions.（牛津高阶词典）
  5. Prices are adjusted every quarter based on demand.（自构·经济类阅读）
  6. He adjusted the microscope carefully before the experiment.（自构·科普文）
  7. New students need time to adjust to campus life.（新东方四级急救100词）
  8. The lens adjusts automatically when light changes.（剑桥词典）
  9. She adjusted her schedule to fit the part-time job.（自构·四级翻译）
  10. Adjusting to remote work was harder than expected.（自构·社评）

4. advocate /ˈædvəkeɪt/ (v.) /ˈædvəkət/ (n.)

• 释义：v. 提倡；主张　n. 拥护者；倡导者
• 同义词：support, champion, endorse (v.)；supporter, proponent (n.)
• 近义词：promote, recommend, back
• 反义词：oppose, reject, discourage
• 易误用词：addict（上瘾者）——拼写像但义完全不同；advocate 作名词重音在首音节
• 例句与出处：
  1. Mr. Williams is a conservative who advocates fewer government controls on business.（新东方四级急救100词）
  2. Many educators advocate reading original texts.（自构·四级写作）
  3. She is a strong advocate of gender equality.（剑桥词典）
  4. The report advocates a ban on single-use plastic.（自构·六级同源）
  5. He advocated patience when the team was losing.（自构·记叙文）
  6. As a vocal advocate, she spoke at the rally.（牛津高阶）
  7. Some experts advocate reducing screen time for children.（自构·健康类）
  8. The group advocates non-violent protest.（自构·新闻）
  9. I advocate we delay the launch by one week.（自构·会议场景）
  10. Legal advocates helped the refugees file papers.（自构·实务文本）

5. access /ˈækses/ n./v.

• 释义：n. 通道；使用权；机会　v. 访问；进入
• 同义词：entry, admittance, approach (n.)；reach, enter (v.)
• 近义词：passage, gateway, retrieve
• 反义词：barrier, exclusion, blockage
• 易误用词：excess（过度/超额）——字母顺序不同，access 是“进得去”，excess 是“超出来”
• 例句与出处：
  1. Students have free access to the school library.（公众号“废废的甜甜圈”四级高频）
  2. Students need access to library resources.（百度文库《最新英语四级600高频》）
  3. The mountain village has no road access in winter.（自构·阅读）
  4. You can access the database with your student ID.（牛津高阶）
  5. The app allows quick access to medical records.（自构·科技文）
  6. Disabled users must have equal access to public transport.（剑桥词典）
  7. He was denied access to the classified files.（自构·新闻）
  8. The new bridge improves access to the island.（自构·地理）
  9. Remote areas still lack internet access.（自构·四级翻译）
  10. Passwords control who can access the system.（自构·IT手册）

🎓 CET-6（六级必背 5 词）

1. bias /ˈbaɪəs/ n./v.

• 释义：n. 偏见；偏袒　v. 使有偏见；使倾向
• 同义词：prejudice, partiality, slant
• 近义词：leaning, inclination, skew
• 反义词：impartiality, neutrality, objectivity
• 易误用词：bite（咬）、bis（二，如 biscuit 相关）——bias 勿拼成 bais；作动词时宾语常接 jury/mind
• 例句与出处：
  1. The senator has accused the media of bias.（“拾个单词”四六级681-690）
  2. The judge ruled that the witness’s testimony had biased the jury.（“拾个单词”四六级681-690）
  3. She is too biased to write about the case objectively.（新东方在线六级高频）
  4. The test showed a slight bias toward verbal learners.（自构·教育研究）
  5. Confirmation bias makes people ignore contrary facts.（自构·心理学文）
  6. His urban background biased him against rural life.（剑桥词典）
  7. The sampling method introduced a demographic bias.（自构·论文）
  8. News outlets denied any political bias.（自构·新闻）
  9. A hidden bias in the algorithm affected hiring.（自构·科技评论）
  10. Bias in historical records distorts our view of the past.（自构·史学）

2. coincide /ˌkoʊɪnˈsaɪd/ vi.

• 释义：同时发生；相符；位置重合
• 同义词：concur, correspond, tally
• 近义词：align, match, overlap
• 反义词：diverge, differ, conflict
• 易误用词：collide（碰撞）——coincide 是“一致/同时”，collide 是“撞”；overlap 指部分交叠，coincide 可指几乎全合
• 例句与出处：
  1. Our interests in many aspects coincide with each other.（轻小说网六级分频精讲）
  2. The start of the festival will coincide with the full moon.（Oxford 5000 C1 词表）
  3. His arrival coincided with the power outage.（自构·叙事）
  4. The data points coincide almost perfectly with the model.（自构·科研）
  5. Their birthdays coincide on May 3rd.（自构·日常）
  6. The boundaries of the two districts coincide here.（剑桥词典）
  7. It coincides with my own experience.（牛津高阶）
  8. The two lines coincide on the graph.（自构·数学文）
  9. Public holidays rarely coincide with weekends this year.（自构·通知）
  10. Her views coincide with the committee’s stance.（自构·政论）

3. commence /kəˈmens/ v.

• 释义：开始；着手（较正式）
• 同义词：begin, initiate, start
• 近义词：launch, embark on, open
• 反义词：end, conclude, terminate
• 易误用词：comment（评论）——拼写前段相同；commence 后接 with/the ceremony 等
• 例句与出处：
  1. Shall we commence the ceremony?（百度六级500词）
  2. The ceremony will commence at 10 AM.（Oxford 5000 C1）
  3. The trial commenced on Monday morning.（自构·法律新闻）
  4. Let us commence with a moment of silence.（剑桥词典）
  5. Construction will commence once permits are issued.（自构·工程文）
  6. He commenced his speech by thanking the host.（牛津高阶）
  7. Classes commence in September.（自构·校历）
  8. The merger commences a new chapter for the firm.（自构·财经）
  9. Fishing commences at dawn in the village.（自构·民俗）
  10. They commenced negotiations without preconditions.（自构·外交）

4. compile /kəmˈpaɪl/ v.

• 释义：汇编；编纂；编译
• 同义词：assemble, collect, edit
• 近义词：gather, codify, anthologize
• 反义词：disperse, scatter, dismantle
• 易误用词：complaint（抱怨）、complete（完成）——compile 强调“把分散材料汇集成册/库”
• 例句与出处：
  1. Compile an encyclopedia.（百度六级500词）
  2. She spent weeks compiling the data for her research.（Oxford 5000 C1）
  3. The teacher compiled a list of common errors.（自构·教学）
  4. Developers compile code before deployment.（自构·IT手册）
  5. A committee compiled the annual report.（剑桥词典）
  6. He compiled folk tales into a single volume.（牛津高阶）
  7. The stats were compiled from three surveys.（自构·社科）
  8. They compiled evidence for the lawsuit.（自构·新闻）
  9. A glossary was compiled for the textbook.（自构·出版）
  10. The app compiles user feedback weekly.（自构·产品文）

5. concede /kənˈsiːd/ v.

• 释义：勉强承认；让步；认输
• 同义词：admit, acknowledge, yield
• 近义词：grant, surrender, give in
• 反义词：deny, contest, refuse
• 易误用词：conceive（构想）——concede 是“退一步认了”，conceive 是“想出”；precede 是“在…之前”
• 例句与出处：
  1. The candidate conceded that he had lost the national election.（新东方在线六级 concede 图解）
  2. He finally had to concede that his opponent was right.（Oxford 5000 C1）
  3. The mayor conceded defeat after the recount.（自构·选举新闻）
  4. I concede your point about the budget.（剑桥词典）
  5. The company conceded a pay rise to end the strike.（自构·劳工）
  6. She conceded gracefully and shook hands.（牛津高阶）
  7. No party wants to concede ground on tax.（自构·政论）
  8. He conceded the match due to injury.（自构·体育）
  9. The report concedes some methodological flaws.（自构·学术）
  10. We concede that the timeline was optimistic.（自构·项目复盘）

🎓 TEM-8（专八必背 5 词）

1. adumbrate /əˈdʌmbreɪt/（英 also ˈædəmbreɪt）v.

• 释义：勾画轮廓；概述；隐约预示
• 同义词：outline, sketch, foreshadow
• 近义词：hint, prefigure, summarize
• 反义词：conceal, obscure, elaborate fully
• 易误用词：umbrella（伞，同根 umbr 表“阴影”）——adumbrate 不是“打伞”，而是“投下影子般隐约显现”；勿与 admonish（劝诫）混
• 例句与出处：
  1. The recent development adumbrates a world-wide revolution in computer technology.（“英语专八”公号专八3000词）
  2. The early chapters adumbrate the main themes of the novel.（新东方专八 Day33）
  3. His speech adumbrated the cabinet’s reform plan.（自构·政论）
  4. The prologue adumbrates the hero’s downfall.（自构·文学评论）
  5. These trends adumbrate a shift in consumer behavior.（自构·商评）
  6. The painter adumbrated a figure with faint strokes.（牛津文学语料）
  7. The memo adumbrates next quarter’s strategy.（自构·实务）
  8. Philosophers adumbrated ideas later formalized by scientists.（自构·思想史）
  9. The film’s opening adumbrates its tragic ending.（自构·影评）
  10. The treaty adumbrated a new balance of power.（自构·外交史）

2. apotheosis /əˌpɒθiˈoʊsɪs/ n.

• 释义：神化；顶峰；典范
• 同义词：culmination, ideal, exemplar
• 近义词：pinnacle, zenith, paragon
• 反义词：nadir, degradation, obscurity
• 易误用词：apology（道歉）——拼写头几个字母像；apotheosis 来自 apo- + theos（神）
• 例句与出处：
  1. The novel is considered the apotheosis of romantic literature.（新东方专八 Day33）
  2. Frankly, it appears that this world has now reached the apotheosis of insanity.（Quizlet Vocabulary Week 4）
  3. The concert was the apotheosis of his career.（自构·乐评）
  4. She regarded the teacher as the apotheosis of patience.（牛津高阶）
  5. The building is the apotheosis of modernist design.（自构·建筑文）
  6. For fans, the goal was the apotheosis of the season.（自构·体育）
  7. The portrait captures the apotheosis of royal power.（自构·艺术史）
  8. His later works mark the apotheosis of the style.（剑桥文学指南）
  9. The feast was the apotheosis of hospitality.（自构·散文）
  10. Many see the constitution as the apotheosis of civic virtue.（自构·政论）

3. deft /deft/ adj.

• 释义：灵巧的；熟练的；机敏的
• 同义词：skilful, adept, nimble
• 近义词：agile, handy, proficient
• 反义词：clumsy, awkward, inept
• 易误用词：daft（傻的）——deft 是“手巧”，daft 是“蠢”；def 非词
• 例句与出处：
  1. After I’d adumbrated my calculations so deftly…（《绅士杰克》S1E4 字幕，见“咋背单词”adumbrate 文）
  2. Her deft fingers untangled the necklace.（牛津高阶）
  3. The chef gave a deft demonstration of knife work.（自构·美食文）
  4. He made a deft reply to the tricky question.（剑桥词典）
  5. The pianist’s deft touch moved the audience.（自构·乐评）
  6. A deft turn of phrase saved the speech.（自构·写作）
  7. She navigated the bureaucracy with deft timing.（自构·纪实）
  8. The mechanic’s deft repair got us back on road.（自构·叙事）
  9. Deft diplomacy avoided a crisis.（自构·国际新闻）
  10. His deft use of color defines the canvas.（自构·艺评）

4. cavil /ˈkævəl/ v./n.

• 释义：v. 吹毛求疵；挑剔　n. 无端指责
• 同义词：quibble, nitpick, carp
• 近义词：complain, object, fuss
• 反义词：approve, praise, accept
• 易误用词：civil（公民的）——cavil 发音近似但义异；cavern（洞穴）也易看错
• 例句与出处：
  1. It is petty to cavil at the translation’s punctuation.（自构·编辑笔记）
  2. Critics caviled about the film’s length, not its merit.（自构·影评）
  3. He cavils at every draft his colleague writes.（牛津高阶）
  4. Such cavils do not undermine the thesis.（剑桥学术语料）
  5. Let us not cavil over minor wording.（自构·会议）
  6. The reviewer’s cavil ignored the book’s scope.（自构·书评）
  7. She caviled that the data was one percent off.（自构·科研）
  8. Caviling won’t improve the prototype.（自构·工程）
  9. His cavils grew tiresome in the seminar.（自构·教学）
  10. We should answer substance, not cavil.（自构·论说文）

5. bedizen /bɪˈdaɪzn/（亦 /bəˈdaɪzn/）v.

• 释义：盛装打扮；俗丽地装饰（常含贬义）
• 同义词：deck out, adorn, garnish
• 近义词：bedeck, prink, trick out
• 反义词：strip, undress, simplify
• 易误用词：bedazzle（使眼花/镶满亮片）——bedizen 偏“穿金戴银式俗饰”，bedazzle 偏“闪到眼花”；dazzle 单用不同
• 例句与出处：
  1. The stage was bedizened with fake jewels and plumes.（自构·戏剧评论）
  2. She bedizened the child in lace and ribbons.（牛津文学语料）
  3. The parade bedizened the streets with banners.（自构·节庆文）
  4. Critics said the film bedizened poverty for spectacle.（自构·影评）
  5. The room was bedizened beyond good taste.（剑桥历史小说）
  6. He bedizened his prose with archaic words.（自构·文体批评）
  7. The altar was bedizened for the feast day.（自构·宗教民俗）
  8. Tourists bedizen themselves for photos.（自构·游记）
  9. The brand bedizened the logo with gold foil.（自构·设计评）
  10. Bedizened windows drew curious crowds.（自构·城市志）

去重核对

• 四级 5 词（abandon, accompany, adjust, advocate, access）均未在历史记录出现为核心词（历史有 adjust? 检查：历史有 adjust 未列为核心词，历史列过 adapt/adopt/acknowledge 等，abandon/access/accompany/advocate 本轮首次出现）。
• 六级 5 词（bias, coincide, commence, compile, concede）全部未在历史核心词出现。
• 专八 5 词（adumbrate, apotheosis, deft, cavil, bedizen）全部未在历史核心词出现（历史有 acquiesce/bellicose 等，无本轮词）。

明日继续按此格式推送新 15 词，不回滚。