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篇1：GRE考试几个退考重要问题解释
有关GRE考试几个退考重要问题解释
对于交过费、填过表、注册号已出的情况有关退款的几个重要问题
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1、信用卡：可接受的国际支付信用卡，visa, master等，中国的支付卡是不可以的，比如一卡通、牡丹卡等，
2、汇款：请写清地址、姓名，收到时间会比较长，最好随时查询，尤其是向ETS。
3、回复：传真过去就没有回音了，我正打算今天打电话问。
电话方式
by nelsma1
26日晚10半拨通电话。(不用听它罗嗦，直接按“0”转人工服务)
一个中年女人的声音，我告诉她我不考了，要退费。她问了我一些个人信息，比如注册号，姓名拼写，出生年月等，然后让我等了一分钟(估计是在检索我的资料。)然后她说“OK”，问我有没有信用卡？俺告诉她俺用“灵通卡”(Chinese Credit Card)交的`费。她又查了查我的资料，然后说“OK，这卡能用，你的钱将在3周后汇到这个卡上，一共86美元”。我问她，我就等着就可以了吗？她说：“YES“。郁闷……全部用时5分钟。
希望以上信息能给和我一样，无奈的取消考试的朋友一些帮助。
篇2：GRE考试常考词
introspection examining one's own thoughts and feelings
invective abusive language， curses
inveigle trick by using flattery， deception
inveterate deep-rooted. long-established
irate angry
ire anger
irksome tiresome
irrelevant not relevant， not connected
irrevocable final and unalterable
itinerary plan for a journey， details or records of a route
jabber talk excitedly; utter rapidly
lackluster (of eyes) dull
lag go too slow
latent present but not yet active， developed or visible
laudatory expressing or giving praise
lavish giving or producing freely， liberally or generously
leakage the process of leaking
lien legal claim until a debt on it is repaid
limp lacking strength， walking unevenly
loll rest， to sit or stand in a lazy way; hang (dog's tongue)
loquacious talkative
lubricant substance that makes work easier
lubricate put oil to make work easily
lugubrious dismal， mourful;
lull become quiet or less active
luminary star， light-giving body
macabre gruesome， suggesting death
maladroit tactless， clumpsy
malapropism misuse of a word (for one that resembles it)
malign injurious， speak ill of smb， tell lie
martial brave， of associated with war
massacre cruel killing of a large number of people
matriculation be admitted， enter a university as a student
mature come to full development， to a state ready for use
mendacious false
mercurial lively， quick-witted; inconsistent， changeable
meretricious attractive on the surface but of little value
mischievous harmful， causing mischief
miser person who loves wealth and spends little
missile smth that is thrown or shot
moderation quality of being limited， not extreme
mollify make calmer or quiter
molt moult， lose hair， feathers before new growing
morbid diseased， unhealthy (eg. about ideas)
mortuary place where dead bodies are taken to be kept until burial
mundane wordly， ordinary， dull
negligent taking too little care
noisome offensive， disgusting (smell)
篇3：GRE考试常考词
noxious harmful
numb without ability to feel or move
numbness without ability to move a finger
obdurate stubborn， impenitent
obsequious too eager to obey or serve
officious too eager or ready to help， offer advice
opprobrious showing scorn or reproach
ostentation display to obtain admiration or envy
ostentatious fond of
ostracism shut out from society， refuse to meet， talk
ostrich fast-running bird unable to fly
outset start
overhaul examine thoroughly to learn about the condition
overwhelm weigh down， submerge
palpability can be felt， touched， understood
palpitate tremble， beat rapidly and irregularly
parenthesis sentense within another one， smth separated
parsimonious too economical， miserly
peccadillo small sin; small weakness in one's character
penchant taste， liking， inclination
penury poverty
peremptory not to be disobeyed or questioned
perennial lasting for a long time (eg. a year)
perfidious treacheres， faithless
perfidy treachery; breaking of faith
perfunctory done as a duty withour care
perjury wilful fasle statement， unlawful act
pernicious harmful， injurious
persevere keep on steadily， continue
pertain belong as a part， have reference
pest destructive thing or a person who is nuisance
petulant unreasonably impatient
pied of mixed colors
pinch be too tight， take between the thumb and finger
pious dutifull to parents; devoted to religion
pique hirt the pride or self-respect， stir (curiosity)
pitfall covered hole as a trap， unsuspected danger
pith essential part， force， soft liquid substance
placate soothe， pacify， calm
plaque flat metal on a wall as a memorial
plea request
plead address a court of law as an advocate
plethora glut
pliant pliable， easile bent， shaped or twisted
plod continue doing smth without resting
plummet fall， plunge， steeply
plunge move quickly， suddenly and with force
poise be ready， be balanced， self-possession
ponderous heavy， bulky， dull
posture state， attitude; adopt a vain
poverty state of being poor
precept moral instruction
precipitate throw smth violently down from a height
precursory peliminary， anticipating
predilection special liking， mental preference
preempt obtain by preemption or in advance
premature doing or happening smth before the right time
presage warning sign
pristine primitive
procrastination keeping on putting off
prodigious enormous， wonderful
篇4：GRE考试常考词
profundity depth
proliferate grow， reproduce by rapid multification
prolix tiring because too long
propagation increasing the number， spreading， extending
prudence careful forethought
prudish easily shocked， excessively modest
prune dried plum， silly person
prune cut away part in order to control growth
pugnacious fond of， in the habit of
punch strike with the fist; tool for cutting holes; alc. drink
pundit pedant， authority on a subject
pungency sharpness
pyre large pile of wood for burning
quack person dishonestly claiming to smth
qualm feeling of doubt， temporary feeling of sickness in the stomach
qualms feelings of doubt， sickness in the stomach
quell suppress， subdue
quixotic generous， unselfish
raconter person who tells anecdotes
rancorous feeling bitterness， spitefulness
rapacious greedy (esp for money)
recalcitrant disobedient
recast cast or fashoin anew
reciprocity granting of privileges in return for similiar
recitals a number of， performance of music
recluse person who lives alone and avoids people
recuperate become strong after illness， loss， exhaustion
redeem get back by payment; compensate
refine make or become pure， cultural
rejuvenation becoming young in nature or appearence
relapse fall back again
relinquish give up
reluctant unwilling or disinclined
renovate restore smth to better condition
rent regular payment for the use of smth， division or split
repine at be discontented with
reproach scold， upbraid
requite repay， give in return
resilience quality of quickly recovering the proginal shape
restive refusing to move; reluctant to be controlled
resurrect bring back into use
resuscitation coming back to consciousness
reticent reserved， in the habit of saying little
revere have deep respect for
rift split， crack， dissension
篇5：GRE考试常考词
roll call calling of names
rope thick strong cord made by twisting
savant person of great learning
savor taste， flavour smth
sawdust tiny bits of wood
scabbard sheath for the blade
scent smell (esp pleasant)
scurvy diseased state of the blood caused by eating too much salt
seal piece of wax， lead， etc stamped on the document
sedulous persevering
sequence succession， connected line of
serration having a toothed edge
servile like a slave， lacking independence
shaft arrow or spear， smth long and narrow
shallow little depth; not earnest
shard piece of broken earthenware
sheath cover for the blade of a weapon or a tool
shove push
shrill sparp， piercing
shun keep away from; avoid
shunt send from one track to another; lay aside; evade discussion
sidestep step to one side
skiff small boat
skit short piece of humorous writing
slate king of blue-grey stone; propose; critisize
sluggard lazy， slow-moving person
sluggish inactive， slow-moving
soar rise， fly high
sober self-controlled
sobriety quality or condition of being sober
soggy heavy with water
solvent of the power of forming a solution
somatic of the body
soot black powder in smoke
sophisticated complex， subtle， refined
sordid wretched， comfortless， contemptible
spear weapon with a metal point on a long shaft
specious seeming right or true but not really so
squalid dirty， mean
squander spend wastefully
steeply rising or falling sharply
stickler person who insists on importance of smth
stigma mark of shame or disgrace
stingy spending， using unwillingly
stipulate state or put forward as a necessary condition
strands smth twisted together into a rope， line of development
stray wander， lose one's way
篇6：GRE考试常考词
stygian hence， dark， gloomy
subdue overcome， bring under control
submerge put under water， liquid， sink out of sight
suborn indice by bribery or smth to commit perjury
subpoena written order requiring a person to appear in a low court
sullied to be stained or discredited
superfluous more then is needed or wanted
supersede take the place of
supine inactive， lying flat on the back
susceptibility sensitiveness
sustain keep from falling; maintain; suffer; give a decision
synopsis summary or outline
taciturn saying very little
talon claw of a bird of prey
tamp tap or drive down by repeated light blows
tarnished lost brightness
taunt contemptuous reproach， hurtful remark
tedious tiresome
temperance abstinence from alcohol， self-control， moderation
tenuous thin， slender
terse brief and to the point
thrift care， economy， thriving， prosperous
timid shy， easily frightened
tolerable fairly good
tonic smth giving strength or energy
topple be unsteady and overturn
tortuous full of twists and bends
tout person who worries others to buy smth， to use his service
touting act as tout
toy think not seriously， handle absent-mindedly
tractable easily controlled or guided
trend tendency， general direction
trepidation alarm， excited state of mind
turbulence being uncontrolled， violent
underbid make a lower bid then smb else
undermine weaken gradually， at the base， make smth under
unfeigned not pretended， sincere
unscathed unharmed， unhurt
untoward unfortunate， inconvenient
upbraid scold， reproach
urbane polite， elegant
vacillation being uncertain， hesitating
vain without use， value or result
valiant brave
valorous brave
veneration regard with deep respect
veritable real， rightly named
verve spirit， vigour， enthusiasm
vex annoy， distress， trouble
vigilance watchfulness， self-appointed group who maintain order
vigilant member of a vigilance committee
vilify slander， say evil things
vindictive having a desire to revenge
waft scent， waving movement; carry lightly through
wage payment， carry on， engage in (war)
warmonger person who stirs up war
warrant authority， written order， guarantee
wary cautious
weave make (threads) into cloth
weigh measure hoe heavy smth is
whimsical full of odd and fanciful ideas
wince show bodily or mental pain
篇7：GRE考试常考词汇
1、Weather in mountainous areas is quite mutable.
(A)寒冷的(B)易变的(C)潮湿的(D)阴暗的
2、It is always gusty here on our prarie farm.
(A)有风的(B)多雨的(C)干燥的(D)炎热的
3、Many great classical composers completed their symphonies with grand finales.
(A)诙谐曲(B)序曲(C)小夜曲(D)终曲
4、It isn't fair to ascribe their poverty to laziness.
(A)误认为(B)假设为(C)归因于(D)相等于
5、He thought he saw an oasis but it was only a mirage.
(A)沙漠(B)海市蜃楼(C)作梦(D)影子
6、I wondered what kind of artist would have created something so atypical.
(A)怪诞的(B)精致的(C)典型的(D)非典型的
7、She suffered from continual bouts of moodiness after recovering from her long illness.
(A)焦躁(B)亢奋(C)忧郁(D)疼痛
8、She often dreamt about owning a graceful home in some pastoral setting.
(A)城堡的(B)安静的(C)田园的(D)繁华的
9、The defendant remained impassive when the guilty verdict was announced.
(A)不服气的(B)无感情的(C)不屑的(D)激动的
10、Some cynical people believe in total negation.
(A)否定(B)疑虑(C)抗议(D)绝望
11、Being personable in front of the cameras helped her in public life.
(A)受欢迎的(B)和蔼的(C)动人的(D)独特的
12、That officious waiter ruined our date.
(A)好管闲事的(B)一板一眼的(C)游手好闲的(D)粗心莽撞的
答案：
1(B)2(A)3(D)4(C)5(B)6(D)7(C)8(C)9(B)10(A)11(C)12(A)
篇8：GRE考试常考词汇
1、The fitful breeze didn't make for good sailing.
(A)方向不定的(B)威力强大的(C)微弱无力的(D)断断续续的
2、The lake shimmered in the tropical heat.
(A)上涨(B)发热(C)干涸(D)闪光
3、Spoiled from birth, the touchy monarch wasn't liked by the masses.
(A)易怒的(B)残暴的(C)风流的(D)挥霍的
4、The candle began to wane but the girl continued to read her Bible.
(A)掉落(B)燃烧(C)减弱(D)倾倒
5、His dark visage had been carved on his tomb.
(A)座右铭(B)容貌(C)遗言(D)生平
6、Some say the universe is chaotic, others say that it is well-ordered.
(A)混乱的(B)地狱般的(C)无意义的(D)无望的
7、Fatalism will get you nowhere, so it is better to try and be an optimist.
(A)有神论(B)宿命论(C)无神论(D)怀疑论
8、His witless remarks disappointed all of us.
(A)无证据的(B)无情的(C)空洞的(D)愚蠢的
9、The air in the garden was refreshing and aromatic.
(A)浓郁的(B)清新的(C)芳香的(D)扑鼻的
10、Professor Lin quotes at least one maxim every lecture.
(A)格言(B)散文(C)诗歌(D)条文
11、The long-term drought engendered serious famine in some parts of the country.
(A)产生(B)减少(C)综合(D)影响
12、His collection of sensuous paintings was auctioned off last week.
(A)敏感的(B)刺激的(C)感官的(D)性感的
答案：
1(D)2(D)3(A)4(C)5(B)6(A)7(B)8(D)9(C)10(A)11(A)12(C)
篇9：GRE考试常考词汇
1、The regal splendor of the palace impressed all who were allowed inside.
(A)高耸的(B)艳丽的(C)富丽堂皇的(D)清幽的
2、He polished the metal until it had a fine luster.
(A)光泽(B)图案(C)刮痕(D)形状
3、She had an innate ability to predict people's actions.
(A)快速的(B)精确的(C)特殊的(D)天赋的
4、He paints mostly rustic scenes; he especially enjoys depicting farmers working in the fields.
(A)恬静的(B)乡村的(C)郊区的(D)落后的
5、What is the motif of her latest artwork?
(A)主旨(B)特色(C)材质(D)题目
6、The politician's speech savored of fanaticism.
(A)声援(B)强调(C)高唱(D)有…之意
7、The nomads made a politic journey across the mountain pass to the valley.
(A)快速的(B)政治的(C)明智的(D)艰辛的
8、The citizens of that town are known for their martial spirit.
(A)好战的(B)物质上的(C)婚姻上的(D)精神上的
9、That ruthless man has long treated everyone with impiety, but he will soon get his just reward.
(A)不高兴(B)不耐烦(C)不忠诚(D)不尊敬
10、The author was attracted to the quietude of the Alps.
(A)朴实(B)宁静(C)风景(D)森林
11、I enjoyed the odorous atmosphere of the flower shop.
(A)清新的(B)刺鼻的(C)芳香的(D)愉悦的
12、The beggars on the streets of Calcutta really make for a pathetic sight.
(A)穷困的(B)不雅观的(C)可怕的(D)使人怜悯的
答案：
1(C)2(A)3(D)4(B)5(A)6(D)7(C)8(A)9(D)10(B)11(C)12(D)
篇10：GRE考试常考词汇
1、Judge Hooper is regarded in the legal community as a man of candor.
(A)开朗(B)严肃(C)精明(D)公正
2、After moving to the countryside, Mr. Jones developed an ardor for bird watching.
(A)热心(B)习惯(C)休闲(D)厌倦
3、The farmers had an ample supply of grain to last them through the winter.
(A)少量的(B)充足的(C)过剩的(D)短缺的
4、The invention of TV started a new epoch in mass communications.
(A)空间(B)震撼(C)时代(D)发明
5、He gave his wife a solid brooch for her birthday.
(A)胸针(B)项链(C)发夹(D)手镯
6、The earthy peasants knew nothing about the fine arts.
(A)鲁莽的(B)勤劳的(C)愚昧的(D)粗俗的
7、Forsaking his filial duty, he squandered his inheritance on fast women.
(A)子女的(B)家庭的(C)婚姻的(D)工作的
8、Mankind should be more humane to wild animals.
(A)人类的(B)仁慈的(C)关心的(D)保护的
9、She felt degraded when it became known that her husband was a murderer.
(A)害怕的(B)同情的(C)降格的(D)伤心的
10、The ghastly sight was shown on the evening news.
(A)微妙的(B)赏心悦目的(C)壮观的(D)恐怖的
11、The snobbish woman would often belittle her servants.
(A)虐待(B)轻视(C)排斥(D)使唤
12、Plato said that all things are really just illusions.
(A)幻影(B)整体(C)病症(D)实体
答案：
1(D)2(A)3(B)4(C)5(A)6(D)7(A)8(B)9(C)10(D)11(B)12(A)
