abber jabber[5dVAbE]v. 快而不清楚地说
(英) v. 快而不清楚地说(chatter; gibber)
(考) 反义词：speak slowly(慢慢地说)
(记) 象声词：jar-ber(吱喳)
(例) I can’t understand you if you keep jabbering like that.
jade jade[dVeId]n. 疲惫的老马,玉,翡翠
(英) n. 疲惫的老马，玉，翡翠(hack; gem; emerald)
jaded
jaded[5dVeIdId]adj. 疲惫的; 厌倦的; (胶卷)暴光过分的
(英) adj. 疲惫的(wearied);
厌倦的(dull or satiated)
(考) overexposure : jaded / vaccination : immune
(过分暴光导致褪色/接种疫苗导致免疫)
jagged jagged[5dVA^Id]adj. 锯齿状的,不整齐的
(英) adj. 锯齿状的，不整齐的(notched or ragged)
(记) jag(齿状)+ged→锯齿状的
(例) The jagged edges of the fence need to be filed down.
jamb jamb[dVAm]n. 门窗的侧柱(起支撑和装饰作用)
(记) 分割记忆：jam(果酱)+b
jamboree jamboree[`dVAmbE5rI:]n. 快乐、喧闹的集会
(英) n. 快乐、喧闹的集会(a boisterous party or nosy revel)
(记) 起源不清，可能来自jam(拥挤)+boree(喧闹声)
jargon jargon[5dVB:^En]n. 行话
(英) n. 行话(a language or dialect used by professions)
(考) vernacular : place / jargon : profession
(地方有方言/行业有行话)
jaundiced jaundiced[5dVC:ndIst]adj.有偏见的
(英) adj.有偏见的(prejudiced)
(记) jaundice(黄疸，偏见)+d→有偏见的
jaunt jaunt[dVC:nt]v./n. 短程旅游
(英) v./n. 短程旅游(to take a short trip for pleasure)
(同) 近形词：gaunt(憔悴的), daunt(恐吓)，taunt(嘲弄)
(例) a weekend jaunt / Bob took a jaunt across the town.
jaunty jaunty[5dVC:ntI]adj. 愉快的,满足的
(英) adj. 愉快的，满足的(gay and carefree; sprightly)
(考) 反义词：staid(严肃的)
(记) 来自jaunt(短途旅行)
(例) a fun-loving and jaunty personality
jealousy jealousy[5dVelEsI]n. 猜忌; 忌妒
(英) n. 猜忌; 忌妒(being jealous)
(记) 联系形容词:jealous(嫉妒的)
jeer jeer[dVIE]v. 嘲笑
(英) v. 嘲笑(mock; taunt; scoff at)
(考) jeer : derision / reprimand: censure
(嘲笑的动作表示嘲笑/谴责的语言表示谴责)
(例) jeer at sb. for being a sluggard
jejune jejune[dVI5dVJ:n]adj. 空洞; 不成熟的
(英) adj. 空洞的(empty);
不成熟的(not mature; childish)
(考) labyrinthine : simplicity / jejune : interest
(复杂的不简单/枯燥的无兴趣)
反义词：thought-provoking(促人思考的)
(记) 来自jejun(解剖学：空肠)→空洞的
(例) His lectures seemed jejune.
jeopardy jeopardy[5dVepEdI]n. 危险
(英) n. 危险(great danger; peril)
(考) sequester : seclusion / endanger : jeopardy
(隐居进入隐居中/危及进入危险中)
