(63) phenomenal 極大的；非凡的；驚人的；

"I think it’s pretty phenomenal that he’s been here for 40 years and has been so consistent," she said.

(64) pitiful 令人同情的；可憐的

He said it’s pitiful that it’s a foreigner who has done this.

(65) promising 大有希望的；很有前途的

So leadership elections are as much a threat as an opportunity for the left. On the face of it, it is hardly promising that the soft left has immediately split over the post of deputy.

(66) prudent 明智謹(jǐn)慎的；慎重的

Rather than wait and take the chance it would be overturned at that time, I think it’s prudent that we continue with our prosecution just as soon as we can.

(67) queer 奇怪的

It was queer that he was able to understand so clearly how it was, that part of him saw exactly what was to happen, while part knew he must not let it happen.

(68) real 確實(shí)存在并重要的

President Bush says it’s not real that the war has made Americans less safe.

(69) reasoned 經(jīng)過縝密思考的；合理的

It was reasoned that using this approach might lead the coaches to react more positively to the analysis procedures being used and the feedback that was provided.

(70) satisfied確信的

It was satisfied that every reasonable effect had been made to obtain a certificate of service.

(71) self-evident 不證自明的；顯而易見的

It is self-evident that childhood experiences influence our adult behavior.

(72) selfish 自私的

It seems selfish that a man who so honorably served his country in Iraq for 14 months would voluntarily return there and leave his children in such a difficult situation.

(73) sick 殘忍的；殘酷的；恐怖的

Yeah, I think it’s sick that people can’t smoke where they want to smoke, and I think if, you know, they should just change the rules and let smoke anywhere.

(74) suitable 適合的；適宜的

I was an adult; it was perfectly natural and suitable that I should find my own premises.

(75) sure 確信的；有把握的

It is sure that nothing like my mission has ever been attempted before.

(76) stunning 極具吸引力的；極漂亮的

It was stunning that he would think of donating it to France.

(77) scary 可怕的；恐怖的

It is scary that Dr. Jeffrey Isner, a renowned cardiologist, did not realize he was having a serious problem in time to help himself.

(78) sweet  令人愉悅的；使人滿足的

It’s sweet that dad wants to go somewhere so familiar.

(79) smart 聰穎的；明智的

I think it’s smart that SlideShark stores the converted presentations on your iPad so you can run them offline (that is, no Internet connection required)

(80) serious 重要的；重大的

Absolutely, it’s serious that diabetes is increasing.

(81) sobering   使人警醒的；使人清醒的

I think it is sobering that some totally healthy people suffer this very rapid deterioration from the H1N1.

(82) traditional 傳統(tǒng)的；習(xí)俗的；慣例的

It is traditional that the Republican Party is able to turn out its vote in these non-election years.

(83) troublesome 引起麻煩的；

It is troublesome that the aggressor Palestinian Authority is viewed as the victims of a vicious and cruel Israeli so-called occupation.

(84) tenable 有道理的；站得住腳的

Yet it is tenable that explanatory factors such as attitudes, beliefs, and direct modeling of substance-use behaviors co-vary systematically with language use.

(85) unanimous  無異議的

Ten years ago, it was absolutely unanimous that core accretion was the way to go.

(86) unarguable 不容置疑的；無可爭辯的

I think it’s unarguable that you’ve been a social liberal.

(87) unbearable 承受不住的；無法忍受的

It’s unbearable that she watched them drown.

(88) uncanny 離奇的；不可思議的

He’s just got a knack, and it’s uncanny that he’s able to rebound the way he is.

(89) unclear 不肯定的；不清楚的

It’s unclear that this election will produce anything in the way of a policy or ideological mandate.

(90) uncommon 罕見的；不平常的

It’s not uncommon that after a first surgery like that most of the babies are in the hospital for two weeks.

(91) uncontroverted無可爭辯的；無可置疑的

It is uncontroverted that the mink study was not in any way designed to establish a drinking water standard.

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