791.outrageous
美 [a?t?re?d??s]
adj.骇人的；蛮横的，残暴的
The outrageous book created a sensation.
那部耸人听闻的书曾轰动一时。
792.spontaneous
美 [spɑ?n?te?ni?s]
adj.自发的，无意识的
I joined in the spontaneous applause.
我也跟大家一起不由自主地鼓起掌来。
793.plea
美 [pli?]
n.恳求，请求
His emotional plea for help in solving the killing was broadcast on TV.
电视上播放了他恳请协助侦破这一谋杀案的场面。
794.repertoire
美 [?rep?rtwɑ?r]
n.全部节目，曲目；全部本领；计算机指令系统
This has been one of the most successful desserts in my repertoire.
这是我会做的甜点中做的最成功的一种。
795.salutary
美 [?s?lj?teri]
adj.有益的(尽管往往让人不愉快)
The team's defeat is a salutary warning before the World Cup.
这次失利是在世界杯比赛之前对整个队的一个有益警示。
796.provident
美 [?prɑ?v?d?nt]
adj.有先见之明的，有远虑的，节俭的
He is provident of his money.
他用钱很节省。
797.salvage
美 [?s?lv?d?]
n.打捞；抢救；抢救出的物品
Once the fire has died out, the salvage team will move in.
一旦大火熄灭，救援小组就会马上进入。
798.sally
美 [?s?li]
n.出击，冲出，突然行动，恶作剧
Tobruk garrison made its sally this morning.
Tobruk守军今晨出击。
799.taboo
美 [t??bu?]
n.禁忌，忌讳
The topic of addiction remains something of a taboo.
毒瘾仍然是个有些忌讳的话题。
800.saline
美 [?se?li?n]
n.盐湖；盐溶液
adj.含盐的，盐的
He is on a saline drip.
他正在输盐水。
They mapped the saline regions and examined the reasons for their formation.
他们绘制了含盐地区的地图，研究了形成的原因。