中小学教育资源及组卷应用平台 C10 competent / k m.p .t nt/ adj. competence / k m.p .t ns/ n.(=competency n.) incompetent / n k m.p .t nt/ adj. incompetence / n k m.p .t ns/ n. adj. be competent to do sth I don’t feel competent to deal with the medical emergency. He has described the government as corrupt and incompetent. n. He reached a reasonable level of competence in his English. Management have demonstrated almost unbelievable incompetence in their handling of the dispute. compete/k m pi t/ v. competition / k m.p t . n/ n. competitive /k m pet. .t v/ adj. competitor /k m pet. .t r/ n. v. compete with sb (for sth ) compete against sb( for sth) The company has to be able to compete globally. Both girls compete for their father's attention. n. enter a competition win/ lost a competition Competition between /with sb for sth In competition with sb/sth There's a lot of competition between computer companies. The two companies are in competition with each other. adj. competitive advantage competitive spirit competitive sports complain/k m ple n/ v. complaint/k m ple nt/ n v. complain to sb complain of / about sth 1)对人：抱怨 Bill and Nancy are always complaining about their neighbor, whose dog frightens their kids. 2)对机构：投诉 If the service was so bad why didn't you complain to the manager 3)对医生：诉说病情 He went to the doctor complaining of severe headache these days. n. 1)a complaint letter The customers made complaint to the hotel manager about the lack of hygiene in food and bed clothing. =illness a heart complaint a stomach complaint complete /k m pli t/ adj. incomplete adj. completely adv. adj. 1)The man's a complete fool! 2)a complete set I have collected the complete set. adj. The decision was based on incomplete or inaccurate information. complete /k m pli t/v. completion /k m pli· n/n. 使完成，完工，/ 使完整，使完美 v. 1)She will complete her studies in France. 2)The baby completed our family. n. You will be paid on the completion of the project. complex / k m.pleks/ /k m pleks/ adj. / n. complexity /k m plek·s ·t i/ n. complicated / k m.pl .ke .t d/ adj. 复杂心理创伤 adj. complex issue complex organizational structure 近义词：complicated adj. / k m.pl .ke .t d/ The rules are rather complicated to follow. The relationship is a bit complicated. He's my mother's cousin's daughter's child. n. There are a lot of complexities surrounding this issue. n. 1)尤指由过去的不快经历或自我评价不高造成的） 情结，心理负担，病态心理 I think he's got a complex about being bald. Don't go on about her weight - you'll give her a complex! 2)综合大楼， 建筑群 a shopping complex sports and leisure complex pose词根本意为放置 1) pose /p z/n./ v. ： 本身就是一个单词，意为“摆拍，装模作样”。 n. He adopted/assumed/struck (= moved into) an elegant pose. She likes to appear as if she knows all about the latest films and art exhibitions, but it's all A pose (= she's pretending and it's not true). 2) compose/k m p z/v. ： 由com-（共同）和pose（放）组成，表示将 ... ...
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