4周搞定2000+托福核心词
neurotransmiter = neuro(神经) + trans(转移) + mit(送) + er(表名词) = 神经递质
transscription = trans(转移) + script(写) + ion(表名词) = 写到另外的地方→抄写,抄本
ambition = amb(大) + it(行走) + ion(表名词) = 走大步→雄心
ambitious = amb(大) + it(行走) + ious(…的) = 走大步的→有雄心的
abrasion = ab(表加强) + ras(刮擦) + ion(表名词) = 磨损
abstraction = abs(离去) + tract(拉) + ion(表名词) = 被拉开→抽象
转移行走的方向→转变；过渡
transition
常考释义
French drama was changing, though the transition from neoclassical drama to Romantic drama was itself pretty dramatic.
法国戏剧是在变化的，虽然从新古典主义到浪漫主义的过渡本身非常戏剧化。
来源于：听力OFFICIAL47 L1n. 转变；过渡；变革；变迁
The transition to a multi-party democracy is proving to be difficult.
事实证明，向多党民主制的转型非常艰难。
No, ma'am, I'm here to oversee the transition period.
不，夫人，我只是来监督一下过渡阶段。
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This period was followed by a time of decline in the Maori population and a societal transition to smaller, less numerous settlements.
这段时间之后，毛利人口数量减少，聚居区变得更小，人数也更少了。
来源于：阅读OFFICIAL39 P2French drama was changing, though the transition from neoclassical drama to Romantic drama was itself pretty dramatic.
法国戏剧是在变化的，虽然从新古典主义到浪漫主义的过渡本身非常戏剧化。
来源于：听力OFFICIAL47 L2One of the most significant evolutionary events that occurred on Earth was the transition of water-dwelling fish to terrestrial tetrapods (four-limbed organisms with backbones).
水中栖息的鱼类进化为陆地四足动物（有脊椎的四肢生物）是地球上发生过的重大进化事件之一。
来源于：阅读OFFICIAL44 P1How did the first tetrapods make the transition to a terrestrial habitat?
第一批四足动物是怎样向陆地环境过渡的呢？
来源于：阅读OFFICIAL44 P1Like early land plants such as rhyniophytes, they made only a partial transition; they were still quite tied to water.
就像早期的陆生植物莱尼蕨类一样，这些四足动物只是产生了部分变化，这个阶段，它们仍然很依赖于水。
来源于：阅读OFFICIAL44 P1Most researchers expect to find that both modes of transition from one species to another are at work in evolution.
大多数研究者希望发现物种进化的这两种模式都存在。
来源于：阅读OFFICIAL30 P2When plants first made the transition ashore more than 400 million years ago, the land was barren and desolate, inhospitable to life.
当植物在4千万年前第一次向岸上过渡时，陆地是贫瘠且荒芜的，并不适合生物生存。
来源于：阅读OFFICIAL25 P3The environmental changes associated with this transition are not fully understood, but people living closest to the San Juan Mountains, to the northeast of Mesa Verde, were affected first.
与这种转变相关的环境变化并未受到充分认识，但是住在圣胡安山脉和普韦布洛地区的人们首先受到了影响。
来源于：阅读OFFICIAL24 P3Traditionally, it was believed that the transition to agriculture was the result of a worldwide population crisis.
传统上认为向农业转变是世界性人口危机带来的结果。
来源于：阅读OFFICIAL21 P2So before we close today, I thought I’d mention a biological event that’s a part of the transition from winter to spring, something you can go outside and watch if you have some patience.
所以，在我们今天结束课程之前，我想谈谈一个与冬春换季有关的生物学事例，这个事情你们如果有耐心的话，自己出门儿就能观察到。
来源于：听力OFFICIAL18 L6Because until recently there was no fossil record of what we call “the missing link” π that is evidence of species that show the transition between land-dwelling mammals and today’s whales.
Because until recently there was no fossil record of what we call “the missing link” π that is evidence of species that show the transition between land-dwelling mammals and today’s whales.
来源于：听力OFFICIAL10 L2The transition from forest to treeless tundra on a mountain slope is often a dramatic one.
通常从山坡上的森林到没有树的苔原是一种非常戏剧化的转变。
来源于：阅读OFFICIAL1 P3This rapid zone of transition is called the upper timberline or tree line.
这种快速过渡的区域被称为上行树带界线或林木线。
来源于：阅读OFFICIAL1 P3For transitions of such suddenness, archaeologists consider either pull factors (benefits that drew families together) or push factors (some external threat or crisis that forced people to aggregate).
对于这些突然的转变，考古学家考虑到了拉力因素（吸引家庭聚在一起的好处）和推力因素（迫使人们聚在一起的外部威胁或危机）。
来源于：阅读OFFICIAL24 P3In contrast to the political anarchy, economic dislocation, and military destruction in Spanish America, Brazil's drive toward independence from Portugal proceeded as a relatively bloodless transition between 1808 and 1822.
In contrast to the political anarchy, economic dislocation, and military destruction in Spanish America, Brazil's drive toward independence from Portugal proceeded as a relatively bloodless transition between 1808 and 1822.
来源于：阅读OFFICIAL50 P2For transitions of such suddenness, archaeologists consider either pull factors (benefits that drew families together) or push factors (some external threat or crisis that forced people to aggregate).
对于这些突然的转变，考古学家考虑到了拉力因素（吸引家庭聚在一起的好处）和推力因素（迫使人们聚在一起的外部威胁或危机）。
来源于：阅读OFFICIAL24 P3n. 过渡时期
In 1972 paleontologist Stephen Jay Gould and Niles Eldredge challenged conventional wisdom with an opposing viewpoint, the punctuated equilibrium hypothesis, which posits that species give rise to new species in relatively sudden bursts, without a lengthy transition period.
在1972年，古生物学者Stephen Jay Gould和 Niles Eldredge用相反的论点挑战了世俗的结论，即断点平衡说，它假设了物种演变为新的物种是通过相对突然的爆发，并非通过一段很长的过渡时期。
This is a period of transition to full democracy.
这是一个向全面民主的过渡时期。
The four-toed Eohippus preceded the three-toed Miohippus, for example, but North American fossil evidence suggests a jerky, uneven transition between the two.
比如四只脚趾的Eohippus(始祖马)在三只脚趾的moihippus之前，但北美化石证据表明在这之间有一个不平稳的，不均衡的转换过程。
来源于：阅读OFFICIAL30 P2Other adaptations occurred later in the transition to terrestrial life and now wide spread but not universal among plants.
其他的适应机制在向陆地过渡过程中出现得较晚，现在体现在很多植物上，但并不是所有的植物。
来源于：阅读OFFICIAL25 P3n. 转变【物】
Niobium is the metallic element with the highest transition temperature.
铌是转变温度最高的金属元素。
n. 变调；转调【音】
n. 跃迁【物】
n. 转调过渡段【音】
n. 过渡句【文学】
n. （西欧11世纪末至12世纪初建筑由罗马式到哥特式的）过渡式【建】
phase transition
相变
demographic transition
人口转变，人口过渡
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