a. 有可能的, 合适的, 前途有望的 adv. 或许, 可能
“The degree to which we find these flavors bitter is, in part, determined by your genes.” People with the genes to taste the bitterness of green vegetables are more likely to prefer tea to coffee.
四级 · CET-4 2026年6月 第2套
Exercise and Dementia A) If this doesn’t encourage you to squeeze in a workout today, nothing will: a new study from Sweden shows that women who were highly fit in mid-life were nearly 90% less likely to get dementia (失智) decades later.
四级 · CET-4 2026年6月 第2套
Exercise alone is not likely to prevent Alzheimer’s, but the study shows people are not helpless in the face of one of the most feared, costliest and common diseases of old age, he added.
四级 · CET-4 2026年6月 第2套
“Starting in late life is better than not starting at all, but starting in mid-life seems to offer a larger benefit.” K) Although it is not entirely clear why exercise helps put off or prevent Alzheimer’s, Knopman said it’s likely that exercise maintains good blood flow to the brain.
四级 · CET-4 2026年6月 第2套
Residents were asked to imagine that they had committed a crime and how likely it would be that local officers would find out about it.
四级 · CET-4 2026年6月 第3套