以下是托福考试(Test of English as Foreign Language) 排名前Top 100Words，各位网友先别用金山词霸即时翻译功能，看看自己能非常熟练认出多少单词。

abyss hole so deep as to appear bottomless 

acquiesce agree, accept without protest 

affable polite and friendly, easy to talk to 

affliction distress, suffering 

affluent wealthy, abundant 

agitate move, shake, stir up 

ambiguousshavingsmore then one meaning 

annex take possession of 

aqueous of or like water 

arduous demanding great effort, strenuous 

aroma quality or surrounding atmosphere considered typical 

atone make repayment 

avarice greed 

bellicose inclined to fighting 

calisthenics exercises to develop strong bodies 

captor person who takes smb captive 

concoct invent, prepare by mixing together 

dangle hand or swing loosely 

deprive take away from, prevent from using 

diligent hard-working 

disrobe undress 

docile easily trained or controlled 

doleful dismal, mourful 

drought a long period of dry weather 

dubious feeling doubt 

dumbfound astonish 

efface rub or wipe out, obliterate 

elucidate to make understandable 

enchant charm, delight 

endeavor to make an effort, to try very hard 

endorse approve, support a claim or statement 

enthral take the whole attention, enslave 

exploit to use for selfish advantage or profit 

extensive far-reaching 

extol to praise highly 

flimsy lacking solidarity, strength 

fraud a fault, a deception 

gaudy too bright and showy 

ghastly death-like, pale and ill 

grumble to complain 

harass worry, trouble 

heretic very busy; active 

impediment smth that hinders (esp in speech) 

indigenous native 

insatiate never satisfied 

intrepid fearless 

irate angry 

jeopardy danger 

leash control 

loafer an idle, lazy person 

lucrative profitable 

lustrous bright; shining 

malign to slander 

meddle to interfere, to intrude 

mend to repair 

mirth being merry and happy 

nausea feeling of sickness 

neglect pay no attention to 

nocturnal of or in the night 

obese very fat 

obsolete no longer useful, outdated 

perch take up a high position 

pervade spread through every part of 

petulant unreasonably impatient or irritable 

pillage plunder (esp in war) 

presumptuous too bold or self-confident 

quashed annuled 

quenching satisfy, put an end to, put out 

refurbished make clean, as if like new 

rejoicing happiness, joy 

reticent in the habit of saying little 

reverberate be sent back, again and again 

rigor sternness, strictness, severe conditions 

rotundity state of being round 

salvage the saving of property from loss 

scattered not situated together 

shatter to breaksintosmany pieces 

shunned avoided, kept away from 

sketchy shortly, roughly, quickly 

sporadic happening from time to time 

stifled suppressed, kept back 

strive to make great efforts, to struggle 

subsequent following 

succumb yield, die 

taciturn unspoken, silent 

tantalize raise hopes that cannot be realized 

tentative uncertain, probable 

torpid dull and slow 

treacherous not to be trusted, perfidious 

tremor thrill 

tyro a beginner 

uproar noise and excitement 

vanity a foolish pride 

vehemence forcefulness; intensity; conviction 

vigilance watchfulness 

vindicate prove the truth 

voluptuous arousing sensual pleasures 

wan looking ill, not bright 

wile a trick 

wrinkle make small lines (eg forehead)