incur
incur/inˈkə:/vt.招致，遭受：He incurred a heavy loss through you.他因为你而遭受重大损失。I will pay any expenses incurred.我将支付任何由我招致的费用。
indebted
indebted/inˈdetid/adj.负债的；感恩的：heavily indebted countries负债累累的国家I am greatly indebted to you for your help.我非常感激你对我的帮助。
indeed
indeed/inˈdi:d/adv.的确，真正的: He’s indeed the man we want.他正是我们想要的人。It is difficult indeed.确实很难。A friend in need is a friend indeed.患难之交见真情。— Are you p···
indefinite
indefinite/inˈdefinit/adj.1.无定限的，无期限的：at an indefinite date无法说准在哪一天The store will be closed at an indefinite period.商店无限期关门。2.不明确的，含糊的；不确定的，···
independence/independent
independence/ˌindiˈpendəns/n.［u］独立，不依靠: They declared independence in 1962.他们1962年宣布独立。This money gives me independence from my family.这钱使我不再依靠我的家庭。···
indeterminate
indeterminate/ˌindiˈtə:minit/adj.不确定的，不明确的，模糊的：an indeterminate result不明确的结果The date of manufacture is indeterminate.制造日期不明。
index
index/ˈindeks/ I.n.［c］1.索引：compile an index编索引；card indexes in a library图书馆的卡片索引The index is arranged in alphabetical order.这索引是按字母顺序排列的。2.标志：Thes···
indicate/indication/indicative
indicate/ˈindikeit/vt.1.用姿势、目光等表示：Indicate where the pain is with your finger.用手指指一下你疼的地方。The arrow on a sign indicates the way to go.牌子上的箭头指明道路。2···
indict/indictment
indict/inˈdait/vt.控告，起诉：His former manager wasindicted forfraud.他的前经理被控欺诈。If the grand jury indicts the suspect, he will go to trial.如果大陪审团指控嫌疑犯,他就得上···
indifferent/indifference
indifferent/inˈdifərənt/adj.1.冷淡，漠不关心，不在乎：He pretends he’s indifferent to praise.他假装对赞扬无所谓。The writer was indifferent to criticism, good or bad.这位作者对···
