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[00:13.99]comparative adj.比较的
[00:17.90]Bill is a comparative stranger in town. He has just moved here
[00:25.22]comparable adj.可比的 类似的(similar)
[00:30.63]I suggested two comparable solutions to the problem
[00:36.52]similar adj.相似的 类似的(comparable)
[00:41.43]dissimilar adj.不相似的 不同的(different)
[00:46.97]Your children are so dissimilar; it is hard to believe they are related
[00:54.22]subordinate adj.次要的 附属的(inferior secondary)
[00:59.93]Pleasure should be subordinate to duty
[01:04.40]monotonous adj.单调的(boring dull)
[01:08.58]typical adj.典型的 代表性的(ordinary)
[01:13.57]My aunt just moved to Beijing; she is not a typical Beijing local
[01:20.69]invert vt.倒转(overturn reverse)
[01:24.98]I inverted the glasses so the water would drain out of them
[01:30.52]inverse adj.反的(contrary opposite)
[01:34.62]preferable adj.更好的
[01:38.78]A preferable option is to store the food in a refrigerator rather than throw it away
[01:46.60]approximate adj.近似的(proximate)
[01:50.47]What is the approximate travel time from your house to your job?
[01:56.74]coordinate adj.同等的 并列的(equal juxtaposed)
[02:02.39]John only speaks to those who are coordinate with him in ranks
[02:08.28]homogeneous adj,同类的 相似的(uniform same)
[02:13.69]The population of the small town was homogeneous, mostly merchants and laborers
[02:20.93]identical adj.同一的(tantamount same)
[02:24.68]Bill and John have identical briefcases, and sometimes Bill picks up John's briefcase by mistake
[02:33.59]peerless adj.无与伦比(matchless unparalleled)
[02:37.47]equal adj.相等的 同样的(equivalent)
[02:42.34]Put an equal amount of sugar into both bowls
[02:47.42]equate vt.使相等 视为同等
[02:52.45]It's a mistake to equate wealth with happiness
[02:57.48]equivalent adj.相等的 n.等同品(counterpart match)
[03:02.84]Both of them expressed their agreement with equivalent statements
[03:08.30]I lost the necklace borrowed from Jenny, and I didn't have any equvialent to return to her
[03:16.42]intermediate adj.中级的
[03:20.71]neutral adj.中性的；中立的(nonaligned)
[03:25.20]backward adj/adv 退步的 相反的
[03:29.56]The senator's backward views were very uneducated
[03:34.79]relatively adv.相关地 相对地(comparatively)
[03:40.00]The SMART car has an engine relatively powerful to its weight
[03:45.84]shade n.差别(difference)
[03:50.27]If you want to write well, frequently distinguish the fine shades between words
[03:57.21]reproduction n.复制品(copy)
[04:01.57]Don't get yourself cheated; the vase is only a reproduction
[04:07.66]inferior n,次品 adj.自卑的 劣等的
[04:14.22]No inferior products should be allowed to pass
[04:19.51]sample n.范例 样品(specimen)
[04:24.42]medium n.媒介 中间 adj.中等的
[04:30.27]counterpart n.相对物 极相似之物(equivalent correspondent)
[04:36.17]In London, the counterpart of the New York subway is called the "tube"
[04:43.18]midst n.中间 prep.在...之间(during undergoing)
[04:49.44]contrast n.对比(着重于相异处)
[04:53.87]Today's rain is a sharp contrast to yesterday's sunshine
[04:59.95]compare vt.比较 比喻
[05:04.98]If you compare this book with that one, you will find that one is larger
[05:12.18]Bob compared Mary's messy hair to a bird's nest
[05:19.04]copy vt.复制 模仿(imitate)
[05:23.96]Bill copied the original article for his personal use
[05:30.23]imitate vt.模仿(copy mimic)
[05:34.24]Anne imitated the famous artist's style in her own paintings
[05:40.20]resemble vt.像 类似
[05:44.75]Mary resembles her mother in many ways
[05:49.66]affinity n.类似处(similarity)
[05:53.30]There is a close affinity between apes and monkeys