industry/industrious
industry/ˈindəstri/n.[c]&[u]1.工业,产业:light (heavy) industry轻(重)工业;the cotton and woollen industries棉毛工业2.[u]勤奋,勤劳: His success was due to industry an···
inefficient
inefficient/ˌiniˈfiʃənt/adj.效率低的:an inefficient secretary一位效率不高的秘书The government was both inefficient and corrupt.政府既低效又腐败。
inertia
inertia/iˈnə:ʃə/n.[u]1.不活动,惰性:a feeling of inertia on a hot summer day热天的惰性感2.惯性:the law of inertia惯性定律Inertia carried the car to the pavement.惯性使汽车驶···
inevitable/inevitably
inevitable/iˈnevitəbəl/adj.不可避免的:Pain is inevitable when one breaks a bone.骨头断了疼痛是难免的。Traffic delays are inevitable at a holiday weekend.假期周末交通堵塞是不可避···
infamous
infamous/inˈfeiməs/adj.声名狼藉的;丢脸的:an infamous political swindler臭名昭著的政治骗子;infamous conduct丑行;an infamous war criminal一名声名狼藉的战犯I was shocked by her ···
infant
infant/ˈinfənt/ I.n.[c]婴儿,幼儿:an infant at the breast吃奶的婴儿She nurses her own infant.她自己给她的婴儿喂奶。‖II.adj.婴儿的,幼稚的,初期的:infant voice童音;an infant···
infantry
infantry/ˈinfəntri/n.(总称,用pl.或sing.动词)步兵,步兵团:light infantry轻步兵We have less infantry than the enemy.我们的步兵比敌人少。
infect/infection/infectious
infect/inˈfekt/vt.1.传染,染上:The flu virus infected almost the entire class.流感病毒几乎把整个班级都传染上了。The wound was infected with germs.伤口染上细菌了。2.影响,感染:On···
infer/inference
infer/inˈfə:/vt.(inferred, inferred; inferring)推断(接名词和从句):infer a motive from an effect从效果推断动机We infer from his letters that he is very unhappy.从他的信中,我们···











