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impurity n．不洁，不纯；杂质

inaccessible a．(to)达不到的

inadequate a．(for，to)不充足的，不适当的

incapable a．(of)无能力的，不会的

incidence n．发生(率)

incident n．事件，事变

incidentally ad．附带地，顺便提及

incline v．(使)倾斜，(使)偏向；(使)倾向于n．斜坡，斜面

include v．包括，包含，计入

inclusive a.(of)包括的，包含的；范围广的

income n．收入，收益，所得

incorporate v．合并，纳入，结合a：合并的

increase v．／n.增加，增长，增进

increasingly ad．不断增加地，日益

incredible a．不可相信的，惊人的，不可思议的

incur v．招致，惹起，遭受

indeed ad．确实，实在；真正地，多么

independence n．独立，自主

independent a．(of)独立的，自主的

index n．([pl．]indexes，indices)索引；指标，标志；指数；v.附以索引，编入索引

indicate v．指出，指示；表明，暗示

indication n．指出，指示；迹象，暗示

indicative a．(of)指示的，暗示的

indifferent a．冷淡的，不关心的，不积极的

indignant a．愤慨的，愤愤不平的

indignation n. 愤怒，愤慨

indispensable a．(to，for)必不可少的，必需的

individual a．个人的，单独的；独特的，n．个人，个体

indoors ad．在室内；往室内

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Last year, Mr. Hardy's factory incorporated with a chemical plant. The workers' job was to remove impurities from the silver. Mr. Hardy's income had increased 200 % over the last year. Incidentally, it didn't include his new house. That was incredible. His high cost of living index incurred a prosecutor's suspicion. What was the incidence of the tax? Why was Mr. Hardy's office inaccessible to anyone else? His investigation was indicative of his interest in this problem. And his independent thinking helped him to find the truth. The index to the factory's accounts indicated that Mr. Hardy defalcated. The workers were inclined to believe him innocent. But the fact became increasingly apparent. Mr. Hardy was a grafter indeed. Mr. Hardy was totally incapable. He did not fulfill his individual responsibility at all. An indispensable trial was held. There were fifty people present, inclusive of some workers. Mr. Hardy's explanation was inadequate. His manner was very indifferent. The workers were indignant. To their indignation, he had cheated them. After the trial, Mr. Hardy stayed indoors for a whole afternoon. Then he drove his car out. The road he took had a deep incline. His car rolled over then exploded. The incident remained very clearly in the witnesses' minds.

去年，哈迪先生的工厂与一家化工厂合并了。工人们的工作是去掉银金属里的杂质。哈迪先生的收入去年增加了 200％。顺便提及，这还不包括他的一幢新房。那是不可思议的。他的高生活消费指数招致了一名检察官的怀疑;税收发生在谁身上?为什么哈迪先生的办公室其他任何人都达不到?他的调查暗示了他在这个问题上的兴趣。而他的独立思考帮助他找到事情真相。工厂账目的索引表明哈迪先生贪污。工人们倾向于相信他是无辜的。但事实日益明显。哈迪先生实际上是个贪污犯。作为一个董事来说，哈迪先生完全无能。他根本没有履行他个人的职责。必不可少的审讯举行了。有50人在场，包括一些工人在内。哈迪先生的解释很不充足。他的态度又非常冷淡。工人们很愤慨。让他们愤慨的是他欺骗了他们。审讯之后，哈迪先生在室内待了整整一个下午。然后他开车出去了。他走的那条路有一个很陡的斜坡。他的车子翻转然后爆炸了。这场事故深深印在目击者的脑海里。

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induce v．引诱，劝使；引起，导致；感应

induction n．感应，感应现象

industrial a．工业的，产业的

industrialize v．(使)工业化

industrious a．勤勉的，勤奋的

industry n．工业，产业；勤劳，勤奋

inertia n．不活动，惰性；惯性

inevitable a．不可避免的，必然发生的

infant n．婴儿，幼儿

infectious a．传染的，传染性的；有感染力的

infer v．推论，推断

inferior a．(to)下等的，下级的；差的，次的n．下级，晚辈

infinite a．无限的，无穷的n．无限

infinity n．无限，无穷；大量

inflation n．通货膨胀

influence n．(on)影响，感化；势力，权势v．影响，感化

influential a．有影响的；有权势的

inform v．(of，about)通知，告诉，报告；告发，告密

information n．通知，报告；情报，资料，消息，信息

infrared a．／n．红外线(的)

ingenious a．机灵的；有独创性的；精制的

ingredient n．组成部分，成分

inhabit v．居住，栖息

inhabitant n．居民，住户

inherent a．固有的，内在的，天生的

inherit v．继承

initial a．最初的，开头的；词首的n．词首大写字母

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This country was an industrial country. The industry was beginning its initial prosperity. The western city was a highly industrialized area. Mr. Spencer worked in a factory there. Because he believed success came from industry, he was very industrious. He had an inherent interest in induced current and in the induction field. Mr. Spencer developed an infrared medical tool. He inferred from the market survey that it had great market value. Mr. Spencer informed his boss of the important information. His boss was rather influential in the government circles. Though the boss worried the inevitable inflation could influence the factory, he encouraged his inferiors to produce the new product. Even though hard work induced tiredness; Mr. Spencer had no feeling of inertia. No one could induce him to leave his office except his son, a lovely infant, Mr. Spencer researched the ingredients of the infant's food. He kept his son from the infectious flu. He taught him the initial letter of the word "London" was L. Teaching infants took infinite patience. Fortunately, his son inherited the father's' ingenious mind. Sometimes they drove out to a hill. The car would move faster and faster down the hill because of inertia. And the boy often broke into an infectious laugh. The family lived a district thickly inhabited. The inhabitants there all liked this little boy.

这个国家是一个工业国家。工业开始了它最初的繁荣。西城区是高度工业化的地区。斯宾森先生在那儿的一家工厂工作。因为他相信成功来自勤奋，他是非常勤奋的。他对感应电流和感应电场有着内在的兴趣。斯宾森先生研制了一种红外线医疗工具。他从市场调查推断它具有很高的市场价值。斯宾森先生向老板报告了这个重要的信息。他的老板在政界还是颇有影响的。虽然老板担心不可避免的通货膨胀可能会影响工厂，他还是鼓励下属生产这项新产品。即使辛苦的工作会导致疲劳，斯宾森先生没有任何惰性的感觉。没人能劝使他离开办公室，除了他的儿子，一个可爱的幼儿。斯宾森先生研究幼儿食品的成分。他不让儿子得传染性流感。他教儿子“伦敦”的词首的字母是L。教育孩子需要无限的耐心。幸亏他的儿子继承了父亲机灵的思维。有时他们开车去一座小山。车子下山时会因为惯性而越来越快。于是男孩就会爆发出有感染力的大笑。这个家庭住在一个人口居住稠密的地区。那里的居民都很喜欢这个小男孩。

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