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GRE精选词例句之utilitarian
utilitarian adj. 实用的
Some people emphasis on the make, model and age of the car, but others only see it as a utilitarianasset to help them commute.
What relevance could this have to the more utilitarian world of mobile apps and web pages? FORBES: Famo.us Pushes The Physics Of Searchable HTML5 Into A Whole New Universe
We were unable to test it, but it's utilitarian enough that we welcome the addition. ENGADGET: Numark NS7 II Serato DJ controller hands-on (video)
Most of these purchases were utilitarian with minimal research or thought required for the transaction.
GRE精选词例句之parity
parity v. 平等
Achieving gender parity is important for workplaces not only because it is ‘fair’ and ‘the right thing to do’, it is also vitally important to the bottom line of a business and the productivity of our nation.
That would destroy the parity that NFL teams have enjoyed the past ten years. FORBES: Kurt Badenhausen On Sports
They are senior in the capital structure and are trading at a significant discount to parity. FORBES: Magazine Article
Repeating the mantra of sexual parity was useful for previous generations marked by deeply chauvinistic standards.
GRE精选词例句之elicit
elicit v. 引起
Recently, The New York Times published the story of a popular — and illegal — website that let people stream and download movies and television shows at their leisure, which touched a nerve among Times readers, eliciting hundreds of reactions about copyright infringement and intellectual property, and how the digital world complicates both.
They (try to) use money to elicit a specific behavior, reaction or emotion from someone else. FORBES: Connect
Apple needs to be able to elicit the genius in the company, not in the CEO. FORBES: The Perils of Leading Like Steve Jobs
But Denon's DVD-9000 may have just enough bells and whistles to elicit the extra cost. FORBES: Magazine Article
GRE精选词例句之intoxicate
intoxicate v. 沉醉，陶醉
TV broadcasters have become expert in filling the gaps between outbreaks of sport on the field with an intoxicating mix of anticipation, apprehension, and advertising.
"The fact you can pack more technology into different consumer electronics devices, on an unrelenting and steady pace defined by Moore's Law, means there will always be another gee-whiz gadget that will intoxicate, " says IDC analyst Crawford Del Prete.
GRE精选词例句之increment
increment n. 增长，递增
What Apple do is bring out technology that provides a certain level of innovation then incrementallyimprove it.
But a good half of each twenty-second increment was typically taken up with preliminaries and formalities. NEWYORKER: How David Beats Goliath
For every five year increment after the first five years, the perspective investor could purchase an additional 3.0%. FORBES: Money Wasn't the Only Thing that Madoff Stole from Fred Wilpon
It cut back on loans and started a program last spring that offers small-increment bonds to retail investors.
GRE精选词例句之shackle
shackle n. 阻碍
They loathe their current working environment and desire an escape from the shackles of their professional careers.
Whether electorates will be quite so quick to shackle themselves to Germanic fiscal rules is another matter. ECONOMIST: European politics
But an unregulated environment attracts all those who do not want to play by the rules that shackle traditional money managers. FORBES: Anatomy of (Yet Another) Hedge Fund Fraud (June 1, 2001)
Governments have no resources, so for those same governments to prop up the losers, they must by definition shackle the winners. FORBES: A Global Market Correction Authored By Governments
GRE精选词例句之encomium
encomium n. 赞美
Sir John Rose, who delivered his last annual results as boss of Rolls-Royce, deserve the encomiumshe receives from the public: he is a truly tremendous business leader.
Author Craig Childs, a naturalist who was born in the Sonoran Desert, has written an encomium to this precious fluid.
GRE精选词例句之decelerate
decelerate v. 减缓
Intel's decelerated roadmap suggests that the extraordinary pace of improvement in the chip industry is starting to slow down.
Larger mass and heavier weight require more energy to accelerate, and more energy to decelerate. FORBES: The Most Dangerous Trucks of 2011
"Exports growth was expected to decelerate, " said Alaistair Chan of Moody's Analytics in a report. NPR: China's March Imports Rise In Sign Of Recovery
It's hard to determine when to short a dot-com stock with no earnings to decelerate.
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