英语六级单词CET6(3011-3020)|每天打卡,跟我背单词

3011. storm：/stɔːrm/ n. 风暴；暴风雨；和风暴有关的恶劣天气【The weather forecast is for severe storms tonight. 天气预报说今晚会有强暴风雨。// Twenty people were killed when the storm struck the Midwest. 风暴袭击中西部时，有20人遇难。】；（群情迸发的）浪潮；（愤怒的）迸发，爆发【The governor found himself at the center of a political storm. 州长发现自己处于一场政治风暴的中心。// Government plans for hospital closures provoked a storm of protest.  政府关闭医院的计划引发了一场抗议浪潮。】；v. 突袭；攻占【An angry crowd stormed the embassy. 愤怒的人群突袭了大使馆。】；气呼呼地疾走；闯；冲【Alan stormed out of the room 艾伦怒气冲冲地走出房间】；怒吼；大发雷霆【‘What difference does it make?’ she stormed. “这有什么区别？”她怒吼道。】

3012. stout：/staʊt/ adj. （人）肥胖的；肥壮的【a short, stout man 矮胖的男人 】；粗壮结实的；厚实牢固的【a stout pair of shoes 一双厚实耐穿的鞋】；顽强的；坚毅的；不屈不挠的【He put up a stout defence in court. 他在法庭上进行了顽强的辩护。】

3013. stoop：/stuːp/ v. 俯身，弯腰【We had to stoop to pass through the low entrance. 我们不得不弯腰穿过低矮的入口。// Dave stooped down to tie his shoes. 戴夫弯下腰系鞋带。】；n. 驼背，弓背【Mr Hamilton was an odd, quiet man who walked with a stoop. 汉密尔顿先生是一个古怪、安静且走起路来有些驼背的人。】；门廊，门阶

3014. straighten：/ˈstreɪtn/ v. （使）变直，（使）挺直，弄直，变正【Can you straighten your leg? 你能把腿伸直吗？// The road bends here then straightens out. 公路在这儿拐弯，然后就直了。】；挺直，端正（身体）【Straighten up slowly, then repeat the exercise ten times. 慢慢挺直身体，然后把这个动作重复十次。】

3015. straightforward：/ˌstreɪtˈfɔːrwəd/ adj. 容易理解的，简单的；易懂的；不复杂的【Installing the program is relatively straightforward. 安装该程序相对简单。// For someone who can't read, shopping is by no means a straightforward matter. 对于不识字的人来说，购物绝不是一件简单的事。】；（人或行为) 坦诚的；坦率的；率直的【Jack is tough, but always straightforward and fair. 杰克很强硬，但总是很坦率、公正。】

3016. strait：/streɪt/ n. （尤用于地名) 海峡；（联结两大水域的）水道【the Bering Strait 白令海峡】；straits （尤指财务问题导致的）窘境，困境【So many companies are in such difficult straits that their prices have come right down. 许多公司财务状况极为窘迫，导致其股价直线下跌。】

3017. strange：/streɪndʒ/ adj. 奇怪的；奇特的；异常的【Does Geoff's behaviour seem strange to you? 你会不会觉得杰夫的行为很奇怪？// She felt there was something strange about Dexter's voice. 她觉得德克斯特的声音有些奇怪。// It's strange that we've never met before. 真奇怪，我们以前从未见过面。// For some strange reason, I slept like a baby despite the noise. 出于某种奇怪的原因，尽管有噪音，我还是像个婴儿一样好睡。// Strange as it may seem, I actually prefer cold weather. 虽然看起来很奇怪，但实际上我更喜欢寒冷的天气。// That's strange. I was sure Jude was right here a second ago. 很诡异，我肯定Jude刚才还在这里。 // The strange thing is all four victims had red hair. 奇怪的是，四名受害者都是红头发。】；陌生的；不熟悉的【As a child, she'd been taught never to speak to strange men. 小时候，她就被教导不要和陌生人说话。// I was just 20, a young girl in a strange city. 那时我才20岁，一个在陌生城市的年轻女孩。// It was all strange to him, but he'd soon learn his way around. 这一切对他来说都很陌生，但他很快就学会了如何应对。】

3018. stray：/streɪ/ v. 迷路；偏离；走失【Three of the soldiers strayed into enemy territory. 三名士兵误入敌方。// They got lost when they strayed too far from the path. 他们偏离小路太远，迷了路。】；偏离正题；走神；离题【This meeting is beginning to stray from the point. 这次会议开始偏离主题了。// My mind kept straying back to our last talk together. 我老走神，一再回想起我们上次在一起交谈的情景。】

3019. strand：/strænd/ n. （线、绳、金属线、毛发等的）股，缕【He reached out and brushed a strand of hair away from her face. 他伸出手，拨开她脸上的一缕头发。】；（观点、计划、故事等的）部分，方面【Plato draws all the strands of the argument together. 柏拉图把这一论点的各个方面都归拢到了一起。】

3020. strangle：/ˈstræŋɡəl/ v. 扼死；勒死；掐死【The victim had been strangled with a belt. 受害者是被皮带勒死的。】；抑制；压制；扼杀【Mills argues that high taxation strangles the economy. 米尔斯认为高税收抑制了经济。】