sign n. 标记,符号,手势,姿势,征兆,迹象 v. 签名,署名
例句:A nod is a sign of agreement.
点头是同意的姿势。
assign vt. 分配,指派 v. 赋值
例句:Influenced by old ideas, some corporations assign posts according to seniority.
由于受旧观念的影响,有些公司按资排辈来分配工作。
assignment n. 分配,委派,任务,(课外)作业
例句:How are you going to get through the assignment?
你将如何完成作业?
delegate n. 代表 vt. 互派……为代表……
例句:The new manager was delegated to reorganize the department.
这位新经理被委派为重新组织该部门的代表
design n. 设计,图案,企图,构思 v. 设计,计划,构思
例句:The scarfs were designed for extremely cold climates.
这些围巾是为严寒地区制造的。
designate vt. 指明,任命,指派 v. 指定,指派
例句:The chairman has designated that boy as his successor.
主席已经指定那个男孩做他的继承人。
signify v. 表示,意味,颇为重要,表示
例句:A headache usually signifies that there is something wrong with the body.
头疼通常意味着身体有点毛病。
significant adj. 有意义的,重大的,重要的
例句:Even in the same or similar cultures, there can be significant misunderstandings in oralcommunication.
即使在相同或相似的文化背景下,口头交流也可能有明显的误解。
significance n. 意义,重要性
例句:This new discovery of oil is of great significance to this country’s.
这次新发现的石油对这个国家的经济有着重大的意义。
2016年12月大学英语六级词汇看图记忆