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  cabal N. /內(nèi)閣/ small group of persons secretly united to promote their own interests. The cabal was defeated when their scheme was discovered.

   cache N./藏身之處/ hiding place. The detectives followed the suspect until he led them to the cache where he had stored his loot. He had cached the cash in a bag for trash: it was a hefty sum.

  cacophonous ADJ. /不和諧/ discordant; inharmonious. Do the students in the orchestra enjoy the cacophonous sounds they make when they're tuning up? I don't know how they can stand the racket. cacophony, N.

  cadaver N. /尸體/ corpse. In some states, it is illegal to dissect cadavers.

  cadaverous ADJ. /尸體似的，蒼白的/ like a corpse; pale. By his cadaverous appearance, we could see how the disease had ravaged him.

  cadence N. /平仄，重音/ rhythmic rise and fall (of words or sounds);beat. Marching down the road, the troops sang out, following the cadence set by the sergeant.

  cajole V. /哄騙，勾引/ coax; wheedle. Diane tried to cajole her father into letting her drive the family car.cajolery, N.

  calamity N. /災(zāi)難，不幸/ disaster; misery. As news of the calamity spread, offers of relief poured in to the stricken community.

  calculated ADJ. /預(yù)先計(jì)劃好的，算好的;合適的/ deliberately planned; likely. Lexy's choice of clothes to wear to the debate tournament was carefully calculated. Her conventional suit was one calculated to appeal to the conservative judges.

  caldron N. /大鍋/ large kettle. "Why, Mr. Crusoe," said the savage heating the giant caldron, "we'd love to have you for dinner!"

  caliber N. /能力;品質(zhì)/ ability; quality. Einstein's cleaning the blackboards again? Albert, quit it! A man of your caliber shouldn't have to do such menial tasks.

  calligraphy N. /漂亮的書(shū)法/ beautiful writing; excellent penmanship. As we examine ancient manuscripts, we become impressed with the calligraphy of the scribes.

  callous ADJ. /硬心腸的，無(wú)情的/ hardened; unfeeling. He had worked in the hospital for so many years that he was callous to the suffering in the wards. callus, N.

  callow ADJ. /年幼，稚嫩;無(wú)經(jīng)驗(yàn)/ youthful; immature; inexperienced. As a freshman, Jack was sure he was a man of the world; as a sophomore, he made fun of freshmen as callow youths. In both cases, his judgment showed just how callow he was.

  calorific ADJ. /產(chǎn)熱的/ heat-producing. Coal is much more calorific than green wood.

  calumny N. /誹謗;中傷/ malicious misrepresentation; slander. He could endure his financial failure, but he could not bear the calumny that his foes heaped upon him.

  camaraderie N. /友情/ good-fellowship. What he loved best about his job was the sense of camaraderie he and his coworkers shared.

  cameo N. /貝殼上的浮雕;特寫(xiě)(演員)/ shell or jewel carved in relief; star's special appearance in a minor role in a film. Don't bother buying cameos from the street peddlers in Rome: the carvings they sell are clumsy jobs. Did you enjoy Bill Murray's cameo in Little Shop of Horrors? He was onscreen for only a minute, but he cracked me up.

  camouflage V. /偽裝/ disguise; conceal. In order to rescue Han Solo, Princess Leia camouflaged herself in the helmet and cloak of a space bandit.

  canvass V. /調(diào)查;投票/ determine votes, etc. After canvassing the sentiments of his constituents, the congressman was confident that he represented the majority opinion of his district. also N.

  capacious ADJ. /寬敞的/ spacious. In the capacious rotunda of the railroad terminal, thousands of travelers lingered while waiting for their train.

  Capacity N. /能力;角色/ mental or physical ability; role; ability to accommodate. Mike had the capacity to handle several jobs at once. In his capacity as president of SelecTronics he marketed an electronic dictionary with a capacity of 200,000 words.

  capitulate V. /投降/ surrender. The enemy was warned to capitulate or face annihilation.

  caprice N. /反復(fù)無(wú)常;一時(shí)幻想;奇怪的想法/ sudden, unexpected fancy; whim. On a caprice, Jack tried drag-racing, but paid the price-his father took his Chevy Caprice away from him.

  capricious ADJ. /反復(fù)無(wú)常的/ unpredictable; fickle. The storm was capricious: it changed course constantly.Jill was capricious, too: she changed boyfriends almost as often as she changed clothes.

  caption N. /標(biāo)題/ title; chapter heading; text under illustration. The captions that accompany The Far Side cartoons are almost as funny as the pictures. also V.

  captivate V. /迷住;迷惑/ charm or enthrall. Bart and Lisa were captivated by their new nanny's winning manner.

  candor N. /開(kāi)誠(chéng)布公;坦率/ frankness; open honesty. Jack can carry can dor too far: when he told Jill his honest opinion of her, she nearly slapped his face. candid, ADJ.

  canine ADJ. /狗的/ related to dogs; dog-like. Some days the canine population of Berkeley seems almost to outnumber the human population,

  canny ADJ. /謹(jǐn)慎的;節(jié)約的/ shrewd; thrifty. The canny Scotsman was more than a match for the swindlers.

  cant N. /偽善;黑話/ insincere expressions of piety; jargon of thieves. Shocked by news of the minister's extramarital love affairs, the worshippers dismissed his talk about the sacredness of marriage as mere cant. Cant is a form of hypocrisy: those who can, pray; those who cant, pretend.

  cantankerous ADJ. /脾氣壞;易發(fā)怒/ ill humored; irritable. Constantly complaining about his treatment and refusing to cooperate with the hospital staff, he was a cantankerous patient.

  cantata N. /大合唱;康塔塔/ story set to music, to be sung by a chorus. The choral society sang the new cantata composed by its leader.

  canter N. /慢跑/ slow gallop. Because the racehorse had outdistanced its competition so easily, the reporter wrote that the race was won in a canter. also V.

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