SAT字母HIJK.ppt

habituate v使习惯于 【助记】来自于habit（习惯） 【类反】habituate:: accustom /aculture/ acclimate（习惯于） habituate v 使习惯于(habit习惯+uate)habit=dwell,表示”居住” habit n 习惯 habituate v 使习惯于 habitual a 惯常的 habitant n 居住者 habitat n (动植物)居住地 cohabit v 同居 Over the centuries, these animals have become habituated to living in a dry environment. Hackneyed [h?knid] a陈腐的(06.12) a. boring and does not have much meaning because it has been used so often 【类反】 hackneyed spontaneous/fresh/ original（新鲜的）, hackneyed:: outmoded/ stale/ banal/ platitudinous/ pedestrian（陈腐的） 【例句】Hackneyed narratives found in comic books. Unintentionally boring, he wrote page after page of pedestrian prose. halting a. 犹豫的，一瘸一拐的 【助记】来自于halt （停止，犹豫） 【例句】By the end of the long, arduous hike, Chris was walking with a halting gait, limping slowly back to the campsite. hamper v阻止 【类反】hamper facilitate, hamper hamper:: obstruct/ impede（妨碍） The new mother didnt realize how much the effort of caring for an infant would hamper her ability to keep an immaculate house. immaculate ?[?m?kj?l?t] adj. ?无污点的 hapless a. 倒霉的,不幸的 【助记】hap是偶然，运气之意（happen发生），所以hapless是没有运气的意思 【联想】haphazard偶然的（hap运气＋hazard冒险） Many children are hapless victims of this war. Harangue [h?r??] n/v. 长篇演说 【助记】harangue：har（hard坚硬的）＋angue（angry生气），长篇演说会使你觉得很坚硬 【例句】He harangue his fellow student and persuade them to walk out. In her lengthy harangue, the principal berated the offenders. Harass [h?r?s ] v. 使...困扰,使...烦恼 【助记】harass: hard（难搞）＋ass（驴子），使烦恼 【类反】harass:: plague（烦扰） When he could not pay his bills as quickly as he had promised, he was harassed by his creditors. harmonious a. 和睦的,和谐的 【类反】harmonious contentious(爱争吵的)/cantankerous（难相处的），harmonious：：amicable/easy-going（容易相处的） They worked very harmoniously together. Hasten [he?sn] v. 催促,赶快 【衍生】hasty匆匆的 Haste There is little doubt that poor medical treatment hastened her death. hatred n. 憎恶,憎恨 【助记】来自于hate怨恨 hatred ? ?affection 【联想】heinous可憎的 What is very clear in these letters is Clarks passionate hatred of his f