SSAT类比题反义词总结(四十二).

SSAT考试类比题反义词词汇总结 disgruntle��� vt. 使不高兴 to make ill-humored or discontented ? usually used as a participial adjective disgruntle←→rresh disgruntled←→contented disguise����� vi.隐瞒，掩埋 n.假装 to furnish with a false appearance or an assumed identity padding:damage=disguise:recognition disgust������ n. 厌恶,嫌恶 marked aversion aroused by something highly distastul:REPUGNANCE blatant:arresting=odious:disgusting odious:disgust=menacing:fear scowl:displeasure=kiss:affection{hurl:disgust} entrancing←→disappoint, disgust, repel, repulse; bore dishevel����� vt. 使蓬乱,使头发凌乱 to throw into disorder or disarray disinclination� n. 不起劲,不感兴趣,厌恶 a prerence for avoiding something:slight aversion aversion:disinclination=adulation:admiration aversion:inclination=?? disinfect���� vt. 消毒 to free from infection especially by destroying harmful microorganisms oil:lubricate=antiseptic:disinfect disinterested a. 无私欲的,廉洁的,公平的 free from selfish motive or interest:UNBIASED factional←→disinterested iniquity←→disinterestedness disjunctive�� a. 可分的,分离的,分隔的 marked by breaks or disunity nominal:significance=disjunctive:unity dismantle���� vt. 拆除...的设备,分解,去除覆盖物 to take to pieces;� also :to destroy the integrity or functioning of disparage���� v. 贬抑，轻蔑 to depreciate by indirect means (as invidious comparison):speak slightingly about scorn:reject=adulate:flatter=disparage:ignore aggrandize←→disparage champion←→disparage��� extol←→disparage disparate���� adj. 迥然不同的，不可并论的 containing or made up of fundamentally different and often incongruous elements副标题#e#

dispassionate adj. 平心静气的 not influenced by strong feeling;� especially :not affected by personal or emotional involvement dispassionate←→responsive dispatch����� v. 派遣，一下做完、吃完? n. 迅速 ? promptness and ficiency in performance or transmission dispatch←→leisureliness disposal����� n. 处理,排列,支配,布置，废料 systematic destruction;� especially :destruction or transformation of garbage recycle:disposal=rehabilitate:demolition disquiet����� n./v. 担心，焦虑 to take away the peace or tranquillity of:DISTURB, ALARM� disquiet←→put at ease disrupt������ vt. 使分裂,使瓦解 to throw into disorder saboteur:disrupt=apologist:dend dissect������ vt.vi. 解剖,切细 to analyze and interpret minutely specimen:dissect=sentence:parse dissemble���� v. 隐藏、掩饰（感受，意图） to put on a false appearance:conceal facts, intentions, or feelings under some pretense dissemble:honesty=snub:politeness dissemble:information=masquerade:feeling ingenuous:dissemble=raffish:preen=polite:snub disseminate�� vt. 散播,传播,宣传 to spread abroad as though sowing seed disseminate:information=foment:discontentment disseminate←→garner

SSAT考试类比题反义词词汇总结 disgruntle��� vt. 使不高兴 to make ill-humored or discontented ? usually used as a participial adjective disgruntle←→rresh disgruntled←→contented disguise����� vi.隐瞒，掩埋 n.假装 to furnish with a false appearance or an assumed identity padding:damage=disguise:recognition disgust������ n. 厌恶,嫌恶 marked aversion aroused by something highly distastul:REPUGNANCE blatant:arresting=odious:disgusting odious:disgust=menacing:fear scowl:displeasure=kiss:affection{hurl:disgust} entrancing←→disappoint, disgust, repel, repulse; bore dishevel����� vt. 使蓬乱,使头发凌乱 to throw into disorder or disarray disinclination� n. 不起劲,不感兴趣,厌恶 a prerence for avoiding something:slight aversion aversion:disinclination=adulation:admiration aversion:inclination=?? disinfect���� vt. 消毒 to free from infection especially by destroying harmful microorganisms oil:lubricate=antiseptic:disinfect disinterested a. 无私欲的,廉洁的,公平的 free from selfish motive or interest:UNBIASED factional←→disinterested iniquity←→disinterestedness disjunctive�� a. 可分的,分离的,分隔的 marked by breaks or disunity nominal:significance=disjunctive:unity dismantle���� vt. 拆除...的设备,分解,去除覆盖物 to take to pieces;� also :to destroy the integrity or functioning of disparage���� v. 贬抑，轻蔑 to depreciate by indirect means (as invidious comparison):speak slightingly about scorn:reject=adulate:flatter=disparage:ignore aggrandize←→disparage champion←→disparage��� extol←→disparage disparate���� adj. 迥然不同的，不可并论的 containing or made up of fundamentally different and often incongruous elements 上12下

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