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  564 jargon

  the language used for a particular activity or by a particular group of people

  n. 行話，術(shù)語(yǔ);黃鋯石

  They understand technical jargon better than those of other courts in countries like Portugal or Spain.

  565 lackluster

  lacking excitement or interest

  adj. 無(wú)光澤的;平凡的

  Much of that is due to lackluster demand for Made in India goods and services.

  566 languid

  1. (of a person, manner, or gesture) having or showing a disinclination for physical exertion or effort 2. weak or faint from illness or fatigue

  adj. 疲懶地

  These languid animals make an easy target for coastal hunters, and they were long sought for their meat, oil, skin, bones, and teeth.

  567 lethargy

  a lack of energy or a lack of interest in doing things : a lethargic feeling or state

  n. 昏睡;死氣沉沉;嗜眠(癥)

  If you skip breakfast,blood sugar levels drop,fatigue, poor concentration,irritability and lethargy results.

  568 magnanimity

  having or showing a generous and kind nature

  adj. 寬宏大量;慷慨

  The great and exalted virtue of magnanimity undoubtedly demands much more than that degree of self-command, which the weakest of mortals is capable of exerting.

  569 magnanimous

  having or showing a generous and kind nature

  adj. 寬宏大量的;有雅量的;寬大的

  John Hess was as magnanimous as could be expected when confronted by reporters after the meeting.

  570 malice

  a desire to cause harm to another person

  n. 惡意;怨恨;預(yù)謀

  I have no malice toward him for what he has done.

  571 malign

  to utter injuriously misleading or false reports about : speak evil of; evil in nature, influence, or effect : injurious

  v./adj. 誣蔑 , 誹謗;邪惡的，有害的

  Not one of the malign effects of illegal immigration mentioned is inherent to immigration itself.

  572 malleable

  capable of being stretched or bent into different shapes

  adj. 可鍛的;可塑的;有延展性的;易適應(yīng)的

  Lead is used on church roofs because it is malleable and resistant to corrosion.

  573 maneuver

  1 a : to perform a movement in military or naval tactics in order to secure an advantage b : to make a series of changes in direction and position for a specific purpose; 2 : to use stratagems

  v. 機(jī)動(dòng);演習(xí);用計(jì);調(diào)遣

  Obama may have a bit more room to maneuver on taxes, but not much.

  574 maritime

  relating to or involving ships or shipping or navigation or seamen

  adj. 海的;海事的;沿海的;海員的

  For a nation with a proud maritime history, there's also a question of image.

  575 marvel

  to feel great surprise,wonder, or admiration

  vi. 感到驚訝

  The PlayStation 3 was a technological marvel when it was released in November 2006.

  576 maverick

  a person who refuses to follow the customs or rules of a group

  adj. 行為不合常規(guī)的;特立獨(dú)行的

  Her maverick approach to fashion is an inspiration and shows us all how to be a little more daring and experimental.

  577 mediocre

  not very good

  adj. 普通的;平凡的;中等的

  But guaranteed, none of those people have a mediocre existence.

  578 meticulous

  very careful about doing sth in an extremely accurate and exact way

  adj. 一絲不茍的，仔細(xì)的

  I am sure under you meticulous care these trees will flourish day by day.

  579 modest

  1 : not very large in size or amount2 approving :not too proud or confident about yourself or your abilities : not showing or feeling great or excessive pride

  adj. 謙遜的;適度的;端莊的;羞怯的

  Be modest, otherwise you will lag behind.

  580 mollify

  “1: to soothe in temper or disposition 2: to reduce the rigidity of 3: to reduce in intensity”

  v. 安撫，撫慰

  To mollify private insurers the feds will offer reinsurance above certain levels of liability

  581 munificence

  liberality in bestowing gifts; extremely liberal and generous of spirit

  n. 慷慨給與;寬宏大量

  Such munificence is rare in the music world, where business is unsteady for most travelling bands.

  582 myopic

  1 able to see near things more clearly than distant ones; 2 not thinking about and providing for the future

  adj. 近視的;目光短淺的

  And it helps to get outside of your own myopic view of your problems.

  583 nefarious

  not conforming to a high moral standard; morally unacceptable

  adj. 邪惡的，不法的

  Does the possibility of nefarious use of virtually any technology outweigh its potential value?

  584 notorious

  1 not respectable; 2 widely and unfavorably known

  adj. 聲名狼藉的，臭名昭著的

  The most notorious examples of this are in agriculture.

  585 nuance

  a very small difference in color, tone, meaning, etc.

  n. 細(xì)微差別

  Without greater insight and nuance, a database simply cannot answer questions such as these.

  586 obedience

  the act of obeying; dutiful or submissive behavior with respect to another person

  n. 順從;服從;遵守

  He was picked by Mr Putin (who is now prime minister) for his loyalty and obedience.

  587 omen

  an occurrence or phenomenon believed to portend a future event: augury

  n. 預(yù)兆;征兆

  We've just had two days of heavy rains, which people see as a good omen.

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