(33) fated  命運(yùn)決定的；命中注定的

Perhaps it was fated that the return of the Fly Fishing Retailer World Trade Expo to Denver coincided with the 10th anniversary of the movie that put the sport on Madison Avenue, if not on the map.

(34) foreseeable 可預(yù)料的；很可能發(fā)生的

It was foreseeable that another car would be coming from the opposite direction.

(35) frightening  嚇人的；可怕的

It is frightening that in time of plenty we have become a people.

(36) fundamental 必不可少的；十分重要的

But he emphasized that "it remains fundamental that all the important role-players and smaller parties should be part of a final agreement."

(37) general 廣泛的；普遍的

It is general that, in geology at least, women use their own names professionally.

(38) hopeful 抱有希望的；抱樂觀態(tài)度的

It is hopeful that it will gradually increase its student body to about 430 by September 1984.

(39) horrible 糟糕的；令人不快的；極討厭的

It’s horrible that someone died, but it wasn’t something Mark did on purpose.

(40) horrifying 令人極其震驚的

In a free country, it is horrifying that officers could arrest and detain anyone without reason to think a crime has been committed.

(41) humiliating 丟臉的；不光彩的

It’s a bit humiliating that when I am simply myself, I’m accused of overacting!

(42) implicit 含蓄的；未言明的

Well, I guess it was always implicit that we were going to use force.

(43) impressive 令人欽佩的；給人深刻印象的

I think it’s very impressive that you embarked on this campaign.

(44) inarguable不容爭(zhēng)辯的, 沒有疑問的

It may be true that poor people suffer dire health consequences from eating too much fast food, and it is almost inarguable that meditation can help reduce stress.

(45) incorrect 不正確的；不真實(shí)的

It’s absolutely incorrect that there’s only a civil war there.

(46) incredulous 不能相信的；不愿相信的

It is absolutely incredulous that she could condone the behavior of those men by telling us that violent behavior is to servicemen like fleas are to dogs!

(47) incumbent 成為責(zé)任的；義不容辭的；必須履行的

So it is incumbent that every doctor proceed on experiments with their contingencies.

(48) infrequent 不經(jīng)常發(fā)生的；罕見的

It is infrequent that all the networks are covering the same story at the same time.

(49) insane 愚蠢的；瘋狂的

It is absolutely insane that they have granted this patent.

(50) insufficient 不足的；不夠的

It is insufficient that the person addressed should fear or be likely to fear violence against property.

(51) intuitive 直覺的

It would seem intuitive that alcohol abuse can be a severe problem for families, the economy, and the workplace.

(51) just 正義的；公正的；公平的

It is just that they are unlikely to be hired by the mainstream media.

(52) key 至關(guān)重要的；必不可少的；關(guān)鍵的

According to Carol Williams it is key that these "pro-social and pro-development" services can be accessed without eligibility requirements.

(53) ludicrous 荒唐的；愚蠢荒謬的

I think it is ludicrous that they’ve been closed on Sundays.

(54) mind-boggling  令人難以想象的

It’s just mind-boggling that people throw it away.

(55) magic 非常好的；令人十分愉快的

It’s magic that they can do that in three weeks, building a piece of art and then just sweep it away and let it go into the open water.

(56) neat 好的；令人愉快的

It’s neat that we have the best female soccer players in the world.

(57) obligatory 有義務(wù)的；強(qiáng)制性的

It was obligatory that ladies sing a little, play the piano a little, draw or paint watercolors a little and do fancy needlework a little.

(58) offensive 無禮的；令人惱火的

And it is offensive that every few years they send over a few bones of deceased.

(59) OK 不錯(cuò)的，可接受的

It’s OK that they have an agenda.

(60) painful  令人痛苦的；困難的；令人不快的

So it’s particularly painful that our own tribal government is insisting on building the plant.

(61) patent 受專利保護(hù)的；專利的

If it becomes patent that large numbers of errors are occurring, there will be negative effects on staff, at least in the short term.

(62) perfect 最適當(dāng)?shù)�；完美的；理想�?/SPAN>

So I think it was just perfect that she piped up with,“Forget about the humble and grateful.”

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