There is a certain relationship, and there is a certain overlap between the postgraduate entrance examination words and the CET-4 words. The vocabulary of CET-4 syllabus is around 4,5, and the vocabulary of postgraduate entrance examination is around 5,5. .
the specific difference is that we can take a look. Lei Ge's Postgraduate Entrance Examination has sorted out:
What's the difference between English vocabulary of Postgraduate Entrance Examination and CET-4 and CET-6
Many students are preparing for CET-4 and CET-6 at the same time, and some students have just passed CET-4 and CET-6 words and are preparing for English entrance examination. Everyone especially wants to know what's the difference between English vocabulary for postgraduate entrance examination and CET-4 and CET-6. Today, I'll tell you what's their difference in vocabulary ~ The vocabulary difference discussed today is the difference of specific words from the reality, and I won't discuss other differences.
How to quickly find the difference between English vocabulary for postgraduate entrance examination and vocabulary for CET-4 and CET-6:
1. Find vocabulary for CET-4 outline
Open the excel table with 4,615 words
2. Find vocabulary for postgraduate entrance examination outline
2742*2=5494 words.
3. Extract data from the vocabulary of the postgraduate entrance examination syllabus and the vocabulary of the CET-4 syllabus, and extract the only item:
After extraction, 1,415 words are unique to the vocabulary of the postgraduate entrance examination syllabus, which is unique to the postgraduate entrance examination.
Some students may have a question. The vocabulary of the 1415+CET-4 syllabus is 4615=63. Does it seem that the data don't match? Shouldn't it be 5494? Students also have words that are unique to CET-4, so they can't match ~
For students who have mastered the vocabulary of CET-4 outline, memorizing words can give priority to memorizing words unique to the postgraduate entrance examination, and for students who are taking CET-4 and CET-6 exams and taking postgraduate entrance examination words, they can recite the same words. In this way, there will be no time conflict for students who take the CET-4 and CET-6 and take the postgraduate entrance examination at the same time. I don't know whether to recite the CET-4 words or the postgraduate entrance examination words.
Now let's list the vocabulary of the postgraduate entrance examination syllabus-CET-4 syllabus vocabulary = unique words of postgraduate entrance examination: (disordered version)
1 aesthetic a. (aesthetic) aesthetic;
2 Amateur A.&; Amateur (level) (athletes, artists, etc.)
3 Analytical A. (Analytical) analytical; Decomposition
4 cautious a.(of) cautious
5 fantastic A. (fantastic) fantastic
6 favorable A. (favorable) favorable
7 honorable A. (honorable. Honorable
8 inclusive a.(of) included; A wide range of
9 indicative a.(of) indicates
1 marvelous a.(marvellous) amazing, miraculous and wonderful
11 sophomore (middle school, university) sophomore
12 suspicious a.(of) suspicious. Major
14 adjacent a.(to) (immediately); Adjacent
15 aerial a. (in or from) the air; aerial
16 benign a. (disease) benign, (climate) good, kind, kind
17 chronic a. (disease) chronic; Old habits die hard; Serious, bad
18 comparable a.(with,to) comparable to
19 discreet a. (words and deeds) cautious; Prudent; Discreet
2 intrinsic A. (of value and nature) Inherent, intrinsic
21 solitude A. (good) Lonely; Remote; Single, unique
22 subordinate a.(to) secondary, subordinate;
23 systematic a. (systematic) systematic and organized
24 coherent a. consistent and coordinated; Clear
25 decimal a. Decimal
26 infrared a./n. Infrared
27 inland a./ad. Domestic, inland, inland
28 junior a./n. Large-scale
3 pettity A. Small (device, scale), unimportant, subtle, despicable
31 ultraviolet A./n. Ultraviolet (of)
32 Catholic A. Catholic N. Catholics
33 customary A. Feminine
36 futile A. Invalid, useless, hopeless
37 incredible A. Unbelievable, amazing, incredible
38 innocent A. Countless
39 conscientious A. Ignoring, not considering, irrelevant < p Difficult to understand, obscure
43 patent A. Patented (right, product) V. Approved patent
44 recalled A. Careless, careless, reckless
45 timely A. Timely
46 wholesome A. Beneficial; Healthy
47 cognitive A. Cognitive
48 dental A. Dental;
49 documentary a. Documentary
5 documentary a. Huge
51 illiterate a. Illiterate
52 intermediate a. Transitional period, Tentative
53 Moon A. Moon
54 Medieval A. Medieval (era), old-fashioned, primitive
55 Owing A. Outstanding
56 Ambiguous A. Ambiguous, ambiguous, ambiguous
57 Antique A. Antique
58 Controversial A. Controversial
59 Eccentric A. Eccentric N. Eccentric person
6 Edible A. Edible
61 Fairy A. Imaginary; Fictitious; Graceful fairy; Elf
62 intelligent a. comprehensible, intelligible and clear
63 Negligible a. Negligible
64 Pathetic a. Poor, miserable
65 sane a. Sound-minded, conscious, wise and steady
66 straight for. Simple and easy-to-understand ad. frankly
67 thrift a. frugal
68 weir a. eccentric and bizarre; Weird, mysterious and terrible
69 wretched A. Poor; Tragic; Dirty; Bad
7 diplomatic A. Diplomatic; Tactical, with a wrist
71 Extinct A. Extinct; Extinct
72 scary a. frightening, terrible; Extremely annoying, terrible
73 instrumental a. instrumental; Instrumental; Musical; Working; Helpful
74 physiological A. Physiologically
75 subjective A. Subjective (up), personal
76 Verbal A. In words, in words; Verbal;
77 alert a. alert; Vigilant vt. alert
78 compulsory a. compulsory, compulsory (course)
79 dizzy a. dizzy; (possibly) dizzy
8 ingenious A. alert; Original; Exquisite; Exquisitely made
81 judicial A. Judicial, court and trial; Adjudicative and just
82 marginal a. noted in the margin, marginal; (consciousness) marginal
83 municipal a. municipal (legislative, political); Local
84 perpetual a. Permanent
85 radiant a. Radiant
86 round about a. roundabout
87 shrewd a. Smart, sharp; Smart
88 spice a. with a lot of spices; (taste) rich
89 ambitious a. ambitious; Ambitious
9 crucial a. crucial, decisive
91 refined a. limited; [number] poor, limited
92 growth-up a. Growing, mature, adult n. Adult
93 historical a. Historic; Historical
94 profitable A. profitable, beneficial
95 toxic A. toxic; Poisoned
96 alike a. similarly; To the same extent
97 coordinate a. Equal; coordinate vt. Cooperate; coordinate
98 coordinate a. Equal; tied; Coordinate n. coordinate
99 elegant a. elegant; Dignified; Elegant
1 exquisite a. Beautiful, elegant and exquisite; Intense, abnormal