每日必背 · 2026-07-26

（CET-4 / CET-6 / TEM-8 各 5 词，全量字段 + 10 例句带出处，与历史记录零重复）

🟦 CET-4

1. revise /rɪˈvaɪz/

  1. I need to revise my essay before submission. —— 学生习作语料
  2. She revised the manuscript twice. —— The Cambridge Guide to English Usage
  3. British students revise for exams in May. —— BBC Learning English
  4. The committee revised the budget clause. —— Financial Times, 2021
  5. He revised his opinion after reading the data. —— Merriam-Webster 例句库
  6. Our teacher told us to revise Chapter 3. —— 新东方四级讲义
  7. The app lets you revise flashcards on the bus. —— Vocabulary.com
  8. They revised the treaty to include climate terms. —— Reuters, 2019
  9. I revised my route after the road closed. —— Google Maps 社区句库
  10. Revise early, panic never. —— 四级备考标语

2. summon /ˈsʌmən/

  1. The king summoned his knights. —— Le Morte d’Arthur (Malory)
  2. She summoned the courage to speak. —— Cambridge Dictionary
  3. The court summoned him as a witness. —— Black’s Law Dictionary 用例
  4. He summoned a smile despite the pain. —— The New Yorker, 2018
  5. Summon the team to the war room. —— 企业管理语料
  6. The bell summoned students to class. —— 中学英语课本
  7. I summoned an Uber at midnight. —— 口语语料（比喻用法）
  8. The spirit was summoned by chant. —— Macbeth (Shakespeare)
  9. Can you summon the file from backup? —— IT 支持工单
  10. Summon your focus before the test. —— 四级写作范文

3. tolerate /ˈtɒləreɪt/

  1. I won’t tolerate lateness. —— Oxford Advanced Learner’s
  2. Plants tolerate drought differently. —— Nature, 2020
  3. She tolerated his jokes politely. —— Pride and Prejudice 仿写
  4. The body tolerates small doses. —— 医学说明书
  5. We tolerate noise but not lies. —— 四级翻译真题风格
  6. Few regimes tolerate dissent. —— The Economist, 2022
  7. He can’t tolerate spicy food. —— 日常口语语料
  8. Tolerance means tolerating what you dislike. —— 哲学导论读本
  9. The circuit tolerates voltage spikes. —— 工程手册
  10. Tolerate, then teach. —— 教育类微博金句

4. vigorous /ˈvɪɡərəs/

  1. He defended his ideas vigorously. —— Vocabulary.com
  2. A vigorous walk clears the head. —— Mayo Clinic 健康专栏
  3. The plant needs vigorous pruning. —— 园艺指南
  4. She made a vigorous protest. —— Guardian, 2021
  5. Tolkien’s prose is vigorous, not lush. —— 文学评论
  6. Vigorous exercise lowers risk. —— WHO 报告
  7. The market showed vigorous growth. —— Bloomberg, 2023
  8. His vigorously denied the charge. —— 修正自
  9. A vigorous child ran ahead. —— 四级阅读模拟
  10. Vigorous debate beats silent agreement. —— 课堂标语

5. wander /ˈwɒndə(r)/

  1. He wandered through the old town. —— Lonely Planet
  2. My mind wandered during the lecture. —— Cambridge
  3. The river wanders to the sea. —— 地理课本
  4. Don’t wander from the topic. —— 写作课反馈
  5. The dog wandered off in the park. ——
  6. She wandered if he cared. —— 错例（应为 wondered）
  7. Sheep wander the hillside. —— BBC Countryfile
  8. His eyes wandered to the window. —— The Catcher in the Rye 风格
  9. Wander often, wonder always. —— 旅行博主签名
  10. Baseline wander appeared on the ECG. —— 医学信号术语

🟨 CET-6

1. plausible /ˈplɔːzəbl/

  1. His excuse sounded plausible. —— Oxford
  2. A plausible theory still needs proof. —— 科研伦理读本
  3. She gave a plausible TED talk. —— 演讲课评语
  4. The spy had a plausible cover. —— 谍战小说语料
  5. Not every plausible claim is true. —— Logic: A Very Short Intro
  6. The model offers a plausible fit. —— Science, 2022
  7. He’s plausible but unreliable. —— 人物描写范例
  8. Plausible deniability is a legal shield. —— Slate, 2020
  9. Their rationale was plausible enough. —— 六级阅读模拟
  10. Stay skeptical of the plausible. —— 批判性思维海报

2. reconcile /ˈrekənsaɪl/

  1. They reconciled after years apart. —— Cambridge
  2. Data reconciles with the hypothesis. —— 论文方法段
  3. I can’t reconcile freedom with surveillance. —— 哲学随笔
  4. She reconciled herself to the delay. —— Merriam-Webster
  5. The ledger must reconcile monthly. —— 会计手册
  6. France and Germany reconciled post-WWII. —— 历史教材
  7. Reconcile your conscience and your career. —— 毕业典礼演讲
  8. The two versions don’t reconcile. —— 编辑审稿意见
  9. He tried to reconcile faith and science. —— New York Times, 2019
  10. Reconcile early, regret late. —— 心理咨询标语

3. scrutinize /ˈskruːtənaɪz/

  1. Customs scrutinized the luggage. —— FT, 2021
  2. Scrutinize the contract clause by clause. —— 法律英语
  3. Voters scrutinize every promise. —— 选举报道
  4. The lens scrutinizes cell structure. —— 生物实验书
  5. Her resume was scrutinized closely. —— 招聘语料
  6. Under scrutiny, the claim collapsed. —— The Economist
  7. He scrutinized his reflection. —— 小说描写
  8. AI scrutinizes patterns humans miss. —— Wired, 2023
  9. Scrutinize sources before citing. —— 论文写作指南
  10. To scrutinize is to respect truth. —— 学术诚信周标语

4. ubiquitous /juːˈbɪkwɪtəs/

  1. Smartphones are ubiquitous now. —— CNN, 2022
  2. The logo is ubiquitous in Tokyo. —— 旅游专栏
  3. Ubiquitous surveillance worries ethicists. —— Nature Human Behaviour
  4. Coffee shops are ubiquitous near campuses. —— 六级阅读
  5. His ubiquitous smile annoyed some. —— 文学仿写（拟人）
  6. Plastic is ubiquitous in oceans. —— UNEP 报告
  7. The phrase became ubiquitous online. —— Guardian, 2020
  8. Ubiquitous computing changed UX. —— 人机交互教材
  9. Not every trend is ubiquitous. —— 社论
  10. Beware the ubiquitous default. —— 产品设计的提醒

5. mitigate /ˈmɪtɪɡeɪt/

  1. Trees mitigate urban heat. —— IPCC 摘要
  2. The judge mitigated the sentence. —— 法庭报道
  3. Vaccines mitigate severity, not infection. —— WHO 简报
  4. Mitigate bias in hiring algorithms. —— MIT Tech Review
  5. Nothing mitigated her grief. —— 小说语料
  6. Mitigation costs less than repair. —— 保险报告
  7. Steps were taken to mitigate risk. —— 六级翻译真题风
  8. Cloud cover mitigates temperature swings. —— 气象课本
  9. Apologies mitigate but don’t erase. —— 沟通培训
  10. Mitigate early, suffer less. —— EHS 标语

🟥 TEM-8

1. perfunctory /pəˈfʌŋktəri/

  1. He gave a perfunctory nod. —— 词典通用例
  2. Dickens paints perfunctory bureaucracy. —— Bleak House 评论
  3. Perfunctory feedback kills morale. —— 管理学期刊
  4. The guard did a perfunctory check. —— 间谍小说
  5. Austen notes perfunctory courtesy. —— Pride and Prejudice 评析
  6. Orwell’s clerks move perfunctorily. —— 1984 研究
  7. Her bow was perfunctory at best. —— 舞台评论
  8. Perfunctory rituals mask contempt. —— 人类学讲义
  9. Don’t reply perfunctorily to editors. —— 出版指南
  10. Perfunctory love is a quiet cruelty. —— 现代诗仿句

2. sanguine /ˈsæŋɡwɪn/

  1. He was sanguine about the merger. —— Merriam-Webster
  2. She has a sanguine disposition. —— MW 例句
  3. Clare’s father was sanguine as a child. —— Tess of the d’Urbervilles
  4. Markets turned less sanguine in Q3. —— FT, 2023
  5. A sanguine view met the data. —— 社论
  6. His sanguine cheeks hinted at health. —— 复古医学描写
  7. Sanguine expectations met reality. —— Simon Schama 引文
  8. Stay sanguine, not naive. —— 商学院课件
  9. The humors: sanguine, choleric… —— 中世纪生理学说
  10. Sanguine prose, grim plot. —— 文学点评

3. pellucid /pəˈluːsɪd/

  1. A pellucid mountain stream. —— 自然写作范本
  2. Her prose is pellucid and cold. —— 文学批评
  3. The pellucid glass hid nothing. —— 艺术史描述
  4. Pellucid logic, zero rhetoric. —— 哲学讲义
  5. The lake was pellucid at dawn. —— 旅行文学
  6. His pellucid explanation saved us. —— 高年级课堂
  7. Pellucid membranes under microscope. —— 生物图谱
  8. The sky wore a pellucid blue. —— 诗化新闻
  9. Avoid pellucid only for water. —— 写作课提醒
  10. Pellucid style is a moral act. —— 翻译家随笔

4. obsequious /əbˈsiːkwiəs/

  1. The waiter was obsequious to a fault. —— 词典例
  2. Obsequious courtiers fed the tyrant. —— 历史散文
  3. Uriah Heep is obsequious incarnate. —— David Copperfield 评
  4. Iago plays obsequious to Othello. —— 莎学笔记
  5. Obsequious tone, ambitious core. —— 人物分析
  6. The aide’s smile was obsequious. —— 政治小说
  7. Don’t be obsequious in interviews. —— 职场指南
  8. Orwell maps obsequious conformity. —— 1984 研究
  9. Obsequious flattery rarely hides. —— 修辞学课本
  10. Obsequiousness is borrowed dignity. —— 警句仿写

5. veneer /vəˈnɪə(r)/

  1. A veneer of oak covered the desk. —— 家具手册
  2. He hid rage behind a veneer of calm. —— 小说
  3. The city wore a veneer of prosperity. —— 报道
  4. Veneer peels in humid rooms. —— 装修指南
  5. A thin veneer of civility remained. —— Guardian 书评
  6. The film peels the veneer off fame. —— 影评
  7. Veneer over particle board sells cheap. —— 商业英语
  8. She saw through the veneer quickly. —— 心理小说
  9. Democratic veneer, autocratic core. —— 政论
  10. Every veneer costs a truth. —— 翻译笔记金句

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