The-Trial-That-Rocked-the-World課后答案詞匯

./詞匯<Vocabulary>

sweltering<adj.>:thatsweltersorsuffersfromtheheat；veryhot；sultry熱得發(fā)昏的；酷熱

counsel<n.>:alawyerorgroupoflawyersgivingadviceaboutlegalmattersandrepresentingclientsincourt辯護(hù)律師；法律顧問；辯護(hù)人

silver-tongued<adj.>:eloquent；persuasive雄辯的；口才流利的

orator<n.>:askilled,eloquentpublicspeaker雄辯家

jury<n.>:agroupofpeoplesworntoheartheevidenceandinquireintothefactsinalawcase,andtogivedecisioninaccordancewiththeirfindings陪審團(tuán)

erupt<v．>:burstforthorout,asfromsomerestraint進(jìn)發(fā)；爆發(fā)；噴出

clash<n.>:asharpdisagreement；conflict抵觸；沖突；意見不一致；對(duì)立

fundamentalism<n.>:religiousbeliefsbasedonaliteralinterpretationofeverythingintheBibleandregardedasfundamentaltoChristianfaithandmorals原教旨主義<相信《圣經(jīng)》所記載的傳統(tǒng)的基督教信仰,反對(duì)較為近代的教義>

legislature<n.>:abodyofpersonsgiventheresponsibilityandpowertomakelawsforacountryorstate<esp.thelawmakingbodyofastate,correspondingtotheU．S．Congress>立法機(jī)構(gòu)<尤指美國(guó)的州議會(huì)>

prohibit<v．>:refusetopermit；forbidbylaworbyanorder禁止；不準(zhǔn)

legality<n.>:quality,condition,orinstanceofbeinglegalorlawful；conformitywiththelaw合法性

indict<v．>:accuse；chargewiththecommissionofacime;esp.makeformalaccusationagainstonthebasisofpositivelegalevidenceusuallysaidoftheactionofagrandjury控告,控訴；指控,告發(fā),對(duì)……起訴

prosecute<v．>:institutelegalproceedingsagainst,orconductcriminalproceedingsincourtagainst對(duì)……起訴

festoon<v．>:adornorhangwithfestoons飾以<或懸掛>花彩,結(jié)彩于

sprout<v．>:growordeveloprapidly迅速生長(zhǎng),迅速發(fā)展

rickety<adj.>:1iabletofallorbreakdownbecauseweak；shaky易倒的；易垮的；不結(jié)實(shí)的；不穩(wěn)固的

evangelist<n.>:anyonewhoevangelizes<esp.atravelingpreacherorarevivalist>福音傳教士<尤指巡回說教者或信仰復(fù)興者>

exhort<v．>:urgeearnestlybyadvice,warning,etc．規(guī)勸,勸告,勸戒

infidel<n.>:apersonwhoholdsnoreligiousbelief無宗教信仰者,不信宗教者

florid<adj.>:flushedwithredorpink<saidofthecomplexion><臉色>紅潤(rùn)的

paunchy<adj.>:[derog.orhumor]<esp.ofaman>havingafatstomach[貶或幽]<尤指男性>大腹便便的

attorney<n.>:．a(chǎn)nypersonlegallyempoweredtoactasagentfor.orinbehalfof,another<esp.alawyer><被當(dāng)事人授權(quán)的法律事務(wù)中的>代理人

shrewd<adj.>:keen—witted,clever,astuteorsharpinpracticalaffairs機(jī)敏的；精明的；伶俐的

magnetic<adj.>:vpowerfullyattractive<saidofaperson,personality,etc．>有吸引力的；有魅力的<指人或個(gè)性等>

steep<v．>:immense,saturate,absorb,orimbue<esp.usedassteeped鋤：thoroughlyfilledorfamiliarwith>沉浸；埋頭于<尤用作steepedin充滿著；沉湎于；精通>

agnostic<n.>:apersonwhobelievesthatthehumanmindcannotknowwhetherthereisaGodoranultimatecause,oranythingbeyondmaterialphenomena；atheist不可知論者

growl<v．>:complaininanangryorsurlymanner牢騷滿腹地說

spar<v.>:wrangleordispute爭(zhēng)論；爭(zhēng)吵

drawl<v．>:speakslowly,prolongingthevowels慢慢吞吞地說

bigotry<n.>:thebehavior,attitude,orbeliefsofabigot：intolerance；prejudice偏執(zhí)的行為<或態(tài)度、信念等>；偏執(zhí)；頑固；偏見

rampant<adj.>:spreadingunchecked；widespread蔓延的；猖獗的

faggot<n.>:abundleofsticks,twigs,orbranches<esp.foruseasfuel>柴捆；柴把

contaminate<v．>:makeimpure,infected,corrupt,etc．使感染,傳染,毒害

mammal<n.>:anyofalargeclassofwarm—blooded.usuallyhairyvertebrateswhoseoffspringsarefedwithmilksecretedbyfemalemammaryglands哺乳動(dòng)物

snort<v．>:wave,shake.orexhibitinamenacing,challenging,orexultantway<威脅地、挑戰(zhàn)似地、狂喜地>揮舞

denounce<v．>:condemnstronglyasevil譴責(zé),指責(zé),痛斥

sonorous<adj.>:havingapowerful,impressivesound<聲音>響亮的；洪亮的

reconcile<adj.>:settle<aquarrel,etc．>orcompose<adifference,etc．>調(diào)解；調(diào)和；使一致；使相符

divine<adj.>:givenorinspiredbyGod；holy；sacred神授的,天賜的；神圣的

fervour<n.>:greatwarmthofemotion；ardor；zeal；passion熱烈；熱情,熱心,熱誠(chéng)

arena<n.>:anysphereofstruggleorconflict競(jìng)爭(zhēng)場(chǎng)所；活動(dòng)場(chǎng)所

prairie<n.>:alargeareaoflevelorslightlyrollinggrassland大草原

scorch<v．>:char,discolor,ordamagethesurfaceofsth.bysuperficialburning；burn；makeacausticattackon；assailscathingly；excoriate燒焦；烤焦；挖苦；嚴(yán)厲指責(zé)<或批評(píng)>

pop<v．>:[colloq．]arise；happenorarriveunexpectedly[口]突然發(fā)生,突然出現(xiàn),突然來到

duel<n.>:anycontestorencountersuggestingsuchafight,usuallybetweentwopersons<常指兩人間的>爭(zhēng)斗,沖突,斗爭(zhēng)

hush<n.>:absenceofnoise；quiet；silence寂靜,平靜,安靜；默不作聲,沉默

adjourn<v.>:closeasessionormeetingforthedayorforatime休會(huì),閉會(huì)；延期

swarm<v．>:befilledord；crowdeteem<with>充滿,被擠滿<常與with連用>

hawker<n.>:apersonwhohawksgoodsinthestreet；peddle；huckster<沿街叫賣的>小販

entrepreneur<n.>:[Fr．]apersonwhoorganizesandmanagesabusinessundertaking．a(chǎn)ssumingtheriskforthesakeoftheprofit[法語]企業(yè)家

ape<n.>:anyofafamily<Pongidae>oflarge,taillessmonkeysthatcanstandandwalkinanalmosterectposition猿

ponder<v．>:weighmentally；thinkdeeplyabout；considercarefully默想；深思；考慮

cower<v．>:shrinkandtremble,asfromsomeone'sanger,threats,orblow<因別人發(fā)怒、威脅或打擊而>畏縮；發(fā)抖,哆嗦

sulphurous<adj.>:violentlyemotional；heated；fiery異常激動(dòng)的；激烈的；暴怒的

dispatch<n.>:anewsstorysenttoanewspaper,radiostation,etc．,asbyaspecialreporterornewsagency<特派記者或新聞社發(fā)給報(bào)社、電臺(tái)的><新聞>電訊,電文,通訊

yokel<n.>:[acontemptuousterm]apersonlivinginaruralarea；rustic；countrybumpkin[貶]鄉(xiāng)巴佬,土包子

perch<v．>:alightorrestonorasonaperch棲息；停歇；坐在高處

gawk<v．>:starelikeagawk,inastupidway<像呆子般>呆呆地盯著,呆視

wily<adj.>:fullofwiles；crafty；sly狡猾的；狡詐的；詭計(jì)多端的

repel<v．>:driveorforceback；holdorwardoff擊退；抵擋住

fervent<adj.>:havingorshowinggreatwarmthoffeeling；intenselydevotedorearnest；ardent；passionate熱烈的,滿懷熱情的,熱心的,深表熱誠(chéng)的；強(qiáng)烈的

Genesis<n.>:thefirstbookoftheBible,givinganaccountofthecreationoftheuniverse《創(chuàng)世紀(jì)》<《圣經(jīng)·舊約》的首卷>

snigger<n.>:asly,derisive,partlystifledlaugh竊笑；暗笑

twirl<v．>:rotaterapidly；spin<使>快速旋轉(zhuǎn),<使>迅速轉(zhuǎn)動(dòng)

serpent<n.>:asnake,esp.alargeorpoisonousone蛇<尤指大蛇或毒蛇>

livid<adj.>:grayish—blue；pale；lead—colored青灰色的；鉛色的

slur<n.>:anyremarkoractionthatharmsorismeanttoharmsomeone'sreputation；aspersion,reproach,stigma,etc．誹謗；污辱；詆毀,中傷,破壞……的名譽(yù)

gavel<n.>:asmallmalletrappedonthetablebyapresidingofficerincallingforattentionorsilenceorbyanauctioneer<會(huì)議主席、法官或拍賣商用以敲擊桌子的>小木槌,議事槌

quell<v．>:crush；subdue；putanendto鎮(zhèn)壓；平息

hubbub<n.>:aconfusedsoundofmanyvoices；noise；uproar；tumult吵鬧聲,喧嘩,喧囂；鼎沸；騷動(dòng)

forlorn<adj.>:abandonedordeserted被拋棄的；被遺棄的；孤獨(dú)的,寂寞的／forlornlyadv．

verdict<n.>:theformalandunanimousfindingofajuryonthemattersubmittedtotheminatrial裁定；判決

conviction<n.>:aconvicting0rbeingconvicted證明有罪；<被>判罪；定罪

短語<Expressions>adhereto:

continuetoobeyormaintain<esp,arule,standardorbelief>堅(jiān)持,忠于

例：Sheadherestoherprinciplesthroughoutherteachingcareer.她在整個(gè)教學(xué)生涯中始終堅(jiān)持自己的原則.

takeon:

begintohave呈現(xiàn)

例：Hervoicetookonatroubledtone．她的聲音里有些不安.

underway:

begin,start<開始>進(jìn)行,在前進(jìn)中.

例：Wehaveseveralplansunderway．我們已將幾項(xiàng)計(jì)劃付諸實(shí)施.DetailedStudyoftheText

1.buzz:anoiseofalowhum,lowconfusedwhisper

2.sweltering:veryhot,causingunpleasantness,torrid,sultry

3.counsel:agroupofoneormorelawyers<barristers>actingforsomeoneinacourtoflaw

Thejudgeaskedcounselforthedefencetoexplainhispoint.

Counselareagreed.

cf:

council:agroupofpeopleappointedorelectedtomakelaws,rules,ordecisions

TheGeneralSecretaryoftheUNSecurityCouncil

thePremieroftheStateCouncil

councillor:amemberofacouncil

counsellor<AmEcounselor>:

a.<AmE>lawyer

b.adviser

abeautycounsellor;amarriageguidancecounsellor

4.prosecution:theactofbringingacriminalchargeagainstsb.inacourtoflaw

5.silver-tongued:<lit.>abletogivefinepersuadingspeeches,eloquent

6.orator:agoodpublicspeaker,apersonwhodeliversanoration<formalandsolemnpublicspeeches>

7.nominee:apersonwhohasbeennominated,whohasbeennamedofficiallyforelectiontoaposition,office,honour,etc.aNobelPrizenominee/apresidentialnominee

8.bringabout:cause

Scientistshavebroughtaboutgreatchangesinourlives.

9.involve:tocausesb.tobecomeconnectedorconcerned

Don'tinvolveotherpeopleinyourmistakes.

Weareallinvolved,whetherwelikeitornot.

10.testify:tomakessolemnstatement,esp.underoathinacourtoflaw,ofwhatistrue

Thewitnessestestify/giveevidenceinthelawcourt.

Onewitnesstestifiedthathe'sseentheprisonerrunoutofthebankafterithadbeenrobbed.

Thestolengoodsinhishometestifiedtohisguilt.

11.onhand:available,present,

cf:withinreach:thedistanceonecanreach;

athand:nearintimeorplace

Alwayshaveyourdictionaryonhand/withinreach/athandwhenyoustudy.

Pleasebeonhandat12sharp.

Ihaveagreatdealofimportantworkonhand.

Allhisoldfriendswillbeonhand/presenttoseeJackreceivethemedalofhonour.

Iwantyoutobeathand/nearduringmyinterviewwiththebossofthecompany.

Thepostofficeiscloseathand.

12.reassure:comfortandmakefreefromfear,stopworryingoftenbysayingsth.kindorfriendly

Thedoctorreassuredthesickmanabouthishealth.

Shewon'tbelieveitinspiteofallourreassurance.

cf:assure:trytocausetobelieveortrustinsth.;promise

Thecaptainassuredthepassengersthattherewasnodanger.

13.erupt:<ofavolcano>toexplodeandpouroutfire

Here,emerge,happenquickly,comedownuponunexpectedlyandviolently;Iwassuddenlyengulfedbythewholeaffair.

14.adhereto:tofavourstronglyandremainwith,befaithfultoanidea,opinion,andbelief,etc.;stickfirmlyto;toholdorsupport

Thewallpaperwon'tadheretotheceiling.

Theyadheretothecontract.

Heresolutelyadheredtowhathehadsaidatthemeeting.

adheretothefourcardinal/fundamentalprinciples

ADHEREusuallyimpliesdeliberateorvoluntaryacceptance,asofthecreedofachurch,theplatformofapoliticalparty,orthedoctrinesofaphilosopher.

Helikedacertainorderinhislife,whenhehadmadeaplan,helikedtoadheretoit.

Persist:tocontinuefirmlyinspiteofoppositionorwarning.Thiswordimpliesavirtue.Itmoreoftensuggestsadisagreeableorannoyingquality,foritstressesstubbornnessmorethancourageorpatienceandfrequentlyimpliesoppositiontoadvice,disapproval,orone'sownconscience.

persistinworkingwhenill

persistindoing/*adheretodoing

Ifyoupersistinmisbehaving,you'llbepunished.

Persist:vi,tocontinuetoexist

Thebadweatherwillpersistalloverthecountry.

Thesmellpersistedevenafterwecleanedtheroom.

insist:a.todeclarefirmly<whenopposed>,b.toorder

Heinsistedonwritingatonce.

Heinsistedthatshe<should>bepresent.

adhesive:substancesuchasaglue.

15.prohibit:toforbid,toban,usedlonginreferencetolaws,regulationsthatittendstoconnoterestraintsimposedforthegoodofallorforthesakeoforderlyprocedure.

toprohibitthemanufactureandsaleofintoxicatingliquors/pornographicliteratureorvideotapes/prostitution/visitingprostitutes/smokinginpublicplaces,etc.

cf:

FORBIDismoredirectandfamiliar,whilePROHIBITismoreformalorofficial;theydonotwidelydifferintheiressentialimplications,fortheybothimplytheexerciseofauthorityortheexistenceofconditionswhichpreventwithsimilarimperativeness.However,FORBIDcarriessostrongaconnotationofexpectedobediencethatitispreferredwhentheorderisthatofoneinauthority<asaparent,amaster,anemployeroraphysician>.

toforbidachildtoleavethehouse.

Hishealthforbadetheuseoftobacco.

16.violate:todisregardoractagainststh.solemnlypromised,acceptedasright

Theactressviolatedthetermsofhercontract.

ThisisconsideredasaviolationoftheConstitution.

Ifyouviolatesomeone'sprivacyorpeace,youdisturbit.

17.legality:theconditionofbeinglawful;lawfulness

Thelegalityofthisactionwillbedecidedbythecourt.

18.indict:toindictsb.foracrimemeanstochargethemwithitofficially

Fivemenwerecaughtatthesceneandindicted.

cf:

ACCUSE,CHARGE

Thesethreewordsdenoteincommontodeclareapersonguiltyofafaultoroffence.

WhileACCUSEistypicallyimmediateandpersonal,CHARGEfrequentlyconnotesseriousnessintheoffenceandformalityinthedeclaration.

OnemayACCUSEabystanderoftryingtopickone'spocket.ThatisanACCUSATIONwhichmaybecomeaformalCHARGEbeforeamagistrate.OnemayalsoACCUSEamanOFcheatingwhichonepersonallyresents.

OneCHARGEamanWITHcheatingwhichisanexampleofbreakingtherulesofagame.

INDICTaddstoCHARGEinlegalcontexttheimplicationofaformalconsiderationoftheevidencebyagrandjuryandtheimplicationofadecisionthattheaccusedpersonshouldbecalledtotrial.OneINDICTSamanFORtheft.

TOPROSECUTEsb.FORtheftisforalawyertorepresentincourtthepersonwhoisbringingacriminalchargeagainstsb.

19.anticipate:<sometimesconsiderednonstandard>toexpect,toseewhatwillhappenandactasnecessary,oftentostopsb.elsedoingsth.

Wearenotanticipatingthattherewillbemuchtrouble.

Weanticipatethattheenemywouldtrytocrosstheriverandsoseizedthebridge.

20.FAMOUS,FAME,RENOWNED,CELEBRATED,arecomparablewhenmeaningknownfarandwideamongmen.

FAMOUSandFAMEDapplychieflytomen,eventsandthingsthataremuchtalkedoforarewidelyorpopularlyknownthroughoutacountryorcontinentoraculturaltradition.Theyalsoimplyfavourablereputation.

RENOWNEDimpliesmoregloryorhonourandmorewidespreadacclamationthaneitherFAMOUSORFAMED.ItisoftenemployedasastrongerormoreemphatictermthanFAMOUSwithlittleactualdifferenceinmeaningexceptforasuggestionofgreaterlongevityoffame.

CELEBRATEDstressesreceptionofpopularorpublicnoticeorattentionandfrequentmention,esp.inprint.

21.festoon:Ifyoufestoonsth.withdecorations,lightsorotherthings,youspreadorhangthesethingsoveritinlargenumbersinordertodecorateit.

Thegardenwasfestoonedwithcolouredlights.

22.sprout:togroworcomeout,appearandspreadrapidly.

n.newgrowthofaplant,shoot

beansprouts/bambooshoots

23.rickety:weakinjointsandlikelytobreak

ricketyoldman/stairs/cart

24.evangelist:onewhopreachesthegospel<goodnews>

25.exhort:urgeearnestlyoradvisestronglysb.todosth.

toexhortsb.todogood/toworkharder,etc.

26.cheer:supportandencourage,shoutinpraise,approvalorsupport

EverytimeaChineserunnerwonaracethecrowdcheered.

Thecrowdcheeredtheirfavouritehorse.

27.infidel:<old&derog.><usedesp.informertimesbyChristiansandMuslimsofeachother>someonehodoesnotfollowone'sownreligion,unbeliever

28.drawup:toformandusu.write

todrawupaplan/acontract

29.florid:<ofaperson'sface>havingaredskin

30.paunchy:<derog.andhumour><esp.ofaman>havingafatstomach,potbelly

31.attorney-general:chieflawofficerandlegalexpertofthegovernmentofastateortheUS

32.shrewd:cleverinjudgement,esp.ofwhatistoone'sownadvantage,andanexceptionalabilitytoseebelowthesurface.Italwaysconnoteshard-headedness.

ashrewdlawyerwhoknowsallthetricks

Heisashrewdandsometimesruthlessadversary.

33.steep:soak,toletsth.stayinaliquidforsoftening,bringingoutatasteetc.

Steepthecoffee<vt.>

Leavethecoffeetosteepfor5minutes<vi.>

soakup<vi.+adv.>drawinbyorasifbysuctionorabsorption

Thesoilsoakedupahugevolumeofwaterveryrapidly.

MarkTwainsoakedupthecolourfullanguage.

steepedin:thoroughlyfilledorfamiliarwith.

aplacesteepedinmystery,amindsteepedinlaw

steep:adj.risingorfallingquicklyoratasharpangle.

asteepriseinprice;asteepdropinlivingconditions

anoldhousewithsteepstairs;thesteepestpartofahill

34.agnostic:personwhobelievesthatonecanonlyhaveknowledgeofmaterialthingsandthatnothingisorcanbeknownaboutGodorlifeafterdeath

cf:atheist:personwhodoubtstheexistenceofGod

infidel:seeabove

35.call

callforsth:require,demandorneedsth

Thesituationcallsforpromptaction.

I'vebeenpromoted.Thiscallsforacelebration!

acallforsth:requestordemandforsth

ThePresidentmadeacallfornationalunity.

TherewerecallsforthePrimeMinister'sresignationfromtheOppositionparties.

needoroccasionforsth

Thereisn'tmuchcallforsuchthingsthesedays.

Therewasnocallforsuchrudeness.

Thereisnocallforbeinghasty.

<incard-games>player'sbidorturntobid

It'syourcall,partner.

acallofnature:<euph>needtourinateordefecate

aportofcall:placewhereashipstopsduringavoyage,placewhereapersongoesorstops,espduringajourneyThevisitingpolitician'sfirstportofcallwasthenewfactory.

call-box=telephone-box<telephone>

call-girl:prostitutewhomakesappointmentsbytelephone

35.growl/au/:<ofanimal>tomakeadeeproughsoundinthethroattoshowangerorgivewarning,<ofperson>tosaysth.inalowroughandratherangryvoice.

Thedoggrowledatme.

Hegrowledoutademandtohertostop.

36.preliminary:comingbeforeandintroducingorpreparingforsth.moreimportant,introductory,preparatory

37.spar:toboxwithouthittinghard,asinpractice<betweenSPARRINGPARTNERS>orintestinganopponent'sdefence.

argueordispute<withsb>,usuinafriendlyway

Thechildrenaresparringwitheachother.

sparring-partner:personwithwhomaboxersparsaspartoftraining.

personwithwhomoneenjoysfrequent,usufriendly,arguments

They'vebeensparring-partnerseversincetheywereatschooltogether.

38.drawl:tospeakorsayslowlywithvowelsgreatlylengthened

drawloutone’swords

39.ignorance:lackofknowledge

Poverty,diseaseandignoranceremainmajorworldproblems.

Ifhedidwrong,itwasfrom/throughignorance.

Weareincompleteignoranceofhisplans.

Sheisveryyoung,andignorantofwhatlifereallyis.

Theyignoredtrafficregulations.

40.bigot:onewhoobstinatelyorintolerantlydevotedtohisownopinionsandprejudices,esp.religiousbeliefs.

OneofthemarksofabigotisthathethinkshedoesaservicetoGodwhenhepersecuteshisfellowmen.

bigotry:thestateofhavingverystrong,unreasonableattitudesandopinions

41.rampant:widespreadandimpossibletocontrol,excessive,usedesp.ofundesirableconditions,suchascrimeordisease.Spinalmeningitiswasrampantinthatspring.

Theft,robbery,traffickinginnarcotics,ruralwomenandchildrenarerampantinsomeplaces.

Richsoilmakessomeplantstoorampant.

Mosquitoesarerampantinthedormitory.

42.fagot:abundleofsticksoffirewood

43.enlighten:causetounderstand,freefromignoranceorfalsebeliefs,givemoreknowledge.

Canyouenlightenmeonthissubject?

ThetourofourcountryenlightenedtheforeignvisitorsonChina'sopenpolicy.

workfortheenlightenmentofmankind

theEnlightenment/theageofEnlightenmentinthe18thcentury

44.contaminate:tomakeimpure,badbymixingwithdirtyorpoisonousmatter

Don'teatthefood,itmayhavebeencontaminatedbytheflies.

Theriveriscontaminatedwithwastefromthefactory.

Ourstudentsarebeingcontaminatedbyforeignideas.

45.snort:tomakearoughnoisebyblowingairdownthenose

toexpressimpatienceorangerbythissound

Weranwhenthebullbegantosnort.

"Never!"hesnorted.

cf:

snore:breatheheavilyandnoisilythroughthenoseandmouthwhileasleep

46.evidence:<inlaw>wordswhichproveastatement,supportabelief,ormakeamattermoreclear

Therewasn'tenoughevidencetoprovehimguilty.

Haveyouanyevidencetosupportthisstatement?

notabit/piece/scrap/shredofevidence

indicationortrace

Theroomboreevidence<ieshowedsigns>ofastruggle.

inevidence:clearlyoreasilyseen

He'sthesortofmanwholikestobeverymuchinevidenceatimportantmeetings,iewholikestobeseenandnoticed.

evident:obvious<totheeyeormind>;clear

Itmustbeevidenttoallofyouthathehasmadeamistake.

Evidentlyhehasdecidedtoleave.

47.brandish:towavemenacinglysth.esp.aweaponabout,Itstressesthreat.

Ishallbrandishmyswordbeforethem.

48.denounce:tocriticiseseverelyandpublicly,announcethreateningly

Thenewspapersdenouncedthenewtaxes.

Amassmeetingdenouncedhimasatraitor.

49.sonorous:havingapleasantlyfullloudsound

thesonoroustonesofthepriest

sonority

thesonorityofthebassvoices

sonorouslyadv.

50.reconcile:makepeacebetween,makefriendlyagain

Icannotreconcilethetwopointsofview.

IaskedhowhewouldreconcileapartheidwithChristianity.

Thetwogirlsquarrelledbutarenowreconciled.

51.jungle:tropicalforesttoothicktowalkthrougheasily.

52.image:likeliness,form,copy,anobjectmadetorepresentagodorpersontobeworshipped

Youseeyourimageinthemirror.

Icanclosemyeyesandseeimagesofthingsandpersons.

Thecoinbearsanimageoftheemperor.

Thegovernmenthasaverybadimagebecauseitcontinueswithplansthatnobodylikes.

53.divine:of,relatedto,orbeinggodoragod

God:theAlmighty,Providence,theCreator,theDivinity,theDeity,theHolyOne,theLord,Jehovah

54.thrust:topushforcefullyandsuddenly,tomakeasuddenforwardstrokewithasword,knife,etc.

Hethrusttheforkintothemeat.

Thepiratethrusttheswordintothecaptain'sback.

55.applause:loudpraiseforaperformanceorperformer,esp.bystrikingthehandstogether<clapping>

applaud:v.

Everyonestooduptoapplaud.

Theaudienceapplaudedthesingerfor5minutes.

Thecrowdburstsintoapplauseandshouts"Hurray!"

Hiseverysentencewasfollowedbyanapplause.

56.fervour:thequalityofbeingFERVENT,passion,zeal,enthusiasm,intenseheat,intenseemotioncompellingaction.

speakwithgreatfervour

fervent:showingstrongandwarmfeelings,hot,glowing,passionate

aferventlove/hatred.aferventlover/admirer

57.arena:anareaoflandoralargeroomwheresports,entertainmentandpubliceventstakeplace.

Thecitybuiltanewsportsarena.

AfterWorldIIJapanenteredthearenaofinternationaltrade.

Heenteredthepoliticalarenaaftergraduationfromcollege.

58.prairie:<inNorthAmerica>awildtreelessgrassyplain.

59.scorch:toburn<partof>asurfacesoastochangeitscolour,taste,orfeelingbutnotcompletelydestroyit,todryupandtakeawaythelifeoutwithastrongheat

Thehotironscorchedthetablecloth.

ascorched-earthpolicy

Thehotweatherscorchedthegrass.

scorchinghot/heat

60.observe:tomakearemark,tosay,tocomment,Itsuggestsareasonedjudgementbasedonmoreorlesscarefulstudyoftheevidence.

Heobservethatthehouseseemedtobetoosmall.

"Ihopeshe'llturnoveranewleafnow,"observedMrs.A.

61.passion:strong,deep,oftenuncontrollablefeeling,esp.ofsexuallove,hatred,oranger

Thepoetexpressedhisburningpassionforthewomanheloved.

Canwetalkaboutthiswithalittlelesspassion?

passionate:filledwithpassion,eager,verystrong

Thegroomgavethebrideapassionatekiss.

Thetwogroupshadapassionatedebate.

62.sip:todrinkinsmallquantities

cf:

suck:todraw<asliquid>intothemouththroughasuctionforceproducedbymovementsofthelipsandtongue,tosuckmilkfromhismother'sbreast

sap:todrainthefluidpartofaplant,esp.thewaterysolutionthatcirculatesthroughaplant'svascularsystem

63.jug:alargedeep,usu.earthenwareorglasscontainerwithanarrowmouth,ahandleandalipforpouring,

amilkjug

cf:

jar:tallcontainer,usu.roundwithawidemouth,withorwith-outhandlesofglass,stoneorearthenware

pot:anusu.roundmetalorearthencontainerusedchieflyfordomesticpurposes,asincookingorforholdingliquidsorgrowingplants.

teapot,chamberpot

64.appeal:tomakeastrongrequestforhelp,support,mercy;beg

Heappealedtohisattackerformercy.

Heappealedtomeforhelp.

please,attract,interest

Thisidea/Sheappealstome.

SomepeoplesayPekingOperaistooold-fashionedtoappealtopeopleanylonger.

Theideaappealedtome.

65.intellect,intellectual,intelligence,intelligentetc.

intellect:theabilitytounderstandordealwithideasandinformation,theabilitytoreasonratherthantofeeloract.

intellectual:

adj.concerningtheintellect,abletousetheintellectwell,showingunusualreasoningpowers

n.apersonwhoworksandlivesbyusinghismind.

amanofintellect:amanwithknowledge,learnedperson,

anintellectual

Itisman'sintellectthatdistinguisheshimfromthebreasts.

Chessisahighlyintellectualgame.

Teachingisamoreintellectualoccupationthansweeping.

Heisanintellectualperson.

intelligence:

a.goodabilitytolearnandunderstandquickly,esp.comparedwithothers.

b.informationgatheredbythegovernmentorthearmyabouttheircountry'senemiesandtheiractivities.

anintelligencetest;

intelligencequotient<IQ>

Useyourintelligence.

CIA

intelligent:havingorshowingpowersofreasoningorunderstanding.

Dr.SmithisamanofgreatintelligencebutProf.Brownearnstherespectofhiscolleaguesforhishighintellect.

AnINTELLECTUALorINTELLECTUALperson,isonewhohasdevelopedhisbrainandintellect,ishighlyeducated,andisinterestedinsubjectsthatexercisethemind.

Onecanbeveryintelligent/havegreatintelligence,withoutknowingmuch.

AsmallchildwithacleverquickmindisINTELLIGENTbuthecanhardlybeanintellectual.

66.duel:unlawfulfightbetweentwopersonswhohavequarrelled,usu.withswordsorpistols,atameetingarrangedandconductedaccordingtorules,inthepresenceoftwootherpersonscalledseconds.

67.roar:togiveadeeploudcontinuingsound.

tigersroaringintheircages

Hejustroared<ielaughedloudly>whenheheardthatjoke!

Thecrowdroareditsapproval.

n.longlouddeepsound

aroarofapplause/anger,etc

roarsoflaughter

roaring:noisy;roughorstormy

roaringthunder

68.mortal:ahumanbeingascomparedwithagod,aspirit,etc.

Allhumanbeingsaremeremortals.

They'resograndthesedaysthattheyprobablydon'ttalktoordinarymortalslikeusanymore.

adj:

thatmustdie;thatcannotliveforever

Allhumanbeingsaremortal.

causingdeath;fatal

amortalwound,injury,etc

Thecollapseofthebusinesswasamortalblowtohimandhisfamily.

lastinguntildeath;markedbygreathatred;