英文解释： adjective: characterized by unusual lightness and delicacy
例句： The gossamer wings of a butterfly, which allow it to fly, are also a curse, so delicate that they are often damaged.
GMAT核心词汇 graft
英文解释： noun: corruption, usually through bribery
例句： In countries with rampant graft, getting a driver's license can require no more than paying an official.
GMAT核心词汇 grandiloquent
英文解释： adjective: puffed up with vanity
例句： The dictator was known for his grandiloquent speeches, puffing his chest out and using big, important-sounding words.
GMAT核心词汇 gregarious
英文解释： adjective: to be likely to socialize with others
例句： Often we think that great leaders are those who are gregarious, always in the middle of a large group of people; yet, as Mahatma Gandhi and many others have shown us, leaders can also be introverted.
GMAT核心词汇 grovel
英文解释： verb: show submission or fear
例句： Every time Susan comes to the office, Frank grovels as if she were about to fire.
GMAT核心词汇 guffaw
英文解释： verb: laugh boisterously
例句： Whenever the jester fell to the ground in mock pain, the king guffawed, exposing his yellow, fang-like teeth.
GMAT核心词汇 guileless
英文解释： adjective: free of deceit
例句： At first I thought my niece was guileless, but I then found myself buying her ice cream every time we passed a shop.
GMAT核心词汇 gumption
英文解释： noun: resourcefulness and determination
例句： Wallace Stegner lamented the lack of gumption in the U.S. during the sixties, claiming that no young person knew the value of work.
GMAT核心词汇 hackneyed
英文解释： adjective: lacking significance through having been overused
例句： Cheryl rolled her eyes when she heard the lecturer's hackneyed advice to "be true to yourself."
GMAT核心词汇 hagiographic
英文解释： adjective: excessively flattering toward someone's life or work
例句： Most accounts of Tiger Woods life were hagiographic, until, that is, his affairs made headlines.
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