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今天特地为大家总结了20组简单常用的论文词汇,简单易用。直接替换就好,可以分分钟让论文不再屌丝,学渣不再渣。
Do → conduct
动词: organise and carry out.
示例: I plan to do research on the effects of…
范例: I plan to conduct research on the effects of…
使用概率 5/5
Find out → discover
动词: become aware of a fact or situation.
示例: A link between income and quality of leisure time was found out.
范例: A link between income and quality of leisure time was discovered.
使用概率 5/5
Look at → examine
动词: inspect someone or something thoroughly in order to determine their nature or condition.
示例: This essay will look at the online fashion industry in the UK.
范例: This essay will examine the online fashion industry in the UK.
使用概率 5/5
Bad/good → negative/positive
形容词: (of a person, attitude, or situation) not desirable or optimistic/constructive, optimistic or confident.
示例: The new tax rates are having a good effect on sales.
范例: The new tax rates are having a positive effect on sales.
使用概率 5/5
Get → obtain
动词: obtain or secure something wanted or desirable.
示例: Questionnaires will be used to get the opinions of the participants.
范例: Questionnaires will be used to obtain the opinions of the participants.
使用概率 5/5
A lot → many
量词, 冠词或形容词: a large number of.
示例: A lot of scholars have conducted studies in this area.
范例: Many scholars have conducted studies in this area.
使用概率 5/5
Same → equivalent
名词: a person or thing that is equal to or corresponds with another in value, amount, function or meaning.
示例: The two books are the same in value.
范例: The two books are equivalent in value.
使用概率 4/5
Put into → contribute
动词: help to cause or bring about.
示例: All group members put in the same effort.
范例: All group members contributed the same effort.
使用概率 4/5
Get together → merge
动词: combine or cause to combine to form a single entity.
示例: The two companies plan to get together in 2017.
范例: The two companies plan to merge in 2017.
使用概率 4/5
Really → considerable
形容词: notably large in size, amount or extent.
示例: The project was really successful.
范例: The project obtained considerable success.
使用概率 4/5
Big → major
形容词: important, serious or significant.
示例: Some of the big findings in the industry support this view.
范例: Some of the major findings in the industry support this view.
使用概率 4/5
A few → several
量词, 冠词: more than two but not many.
示例: He is the author of a few books.
范例: He is the author of several books.
使用概率 4/5
Workers → employees
名词: a person employed for wages or salary, especially at non-executive level.
示例: The company provides health care and life insurance benefits for all of its workers.
范例: The company provides health care and life insurance benefits for all of its employees.
使用概率 3/5
Get up → rise
名词: an increase in number, size, amount or degree.
示例: Local people are worried when the crime rates get up.
范例: Local people are worried when the crime rates rise.
使用概率 3/5
Put in place → implement
动词: put a decision, plan or agreement into effect.
示例: The scheme to put in place the new financial support measures is being reviewed.
范例: The scheme to implement the new financial support measures is being reviewed.
使用概率 3/5
Bring about → effect
动词: cause something to happen.
示例: The party brought about many policy changes.
范例: The party effected many policy changes.
使用概率 3/5
Get across → communicate
动词: succeed in conveying one's ideas or in evoking understanding in others.
示例: I plan to get across my ideas to the panel.
范例: I plan to communicate my ideas to the panel.
使用概率 3/5
TV → television
名词: a system for converting visual images with sound into electrical signals, transmitting them by radio or other means, and displaying them electronically on a screen.
示例: TV was important to families in the 1960s.
范例: Television was important to families in the 1960s.
使用概率 2/5
Ad → advertisement
名词: a notice or announcement in a public medium promoting a product, service, or event or publicising a job vacancy.
示例: There are heavy regulations on ads for alcoholic drinks.
范例: There are heavy regulations on advertisements for alcoholic drinks.
使用概率 2/5
Add up → calculate
动词: determine the amount or number of something mathematically.
示例: The program can add up the number of words that will fit in the space available.
范例: The program can calculate the number of words that will fit in the space available.
使用概率 2/5
来源:海词词典