abyss： hole so deep as to appear bottomless acquiesce agree， accept without protest
/ j6 ]9 u8 d/ A5 a$ O! ?) G affable： polite and friendly， easy to talk to
$ t* `+ J, J) ]3 z `& p affliction： distress， suffering7 `3 j% K1 v r2 f, B% o
affluent： wealthy， abundant& C/ V F" ]0 ~% U4 g% O! Z/ G- Z- ~
agitate： move， shake， stir up ambiguous having more then one meaning9 l9 A7 P' @! o' p; E
annex： take possession of2 u1 m) x! w0 f5 M
aqueous： of or like water( q- q0 R* p& V* A* s9 y+ [
arduous： demanding great effort， strenuous1 A5 q/ v8 C/ U1 Z
aroma： quality or surrounding atmosphere considered typical
; C9 N1 x: f" F$ u* E/ a atone： make repayment) m# f( K, `2 i5 y5 {' h
avarice： greed
! m- [1 a) r4 a bellicose： inclined to fighting calisthenicsexercises to develop strong bodies
8 p! \; n, }+ a, B4 g/ o8 @2 j captor： person who takes smb captive
" X: b; c" R5 B9 Z concoct： invent， prepare by mixing together
+ t, k+ I5 ^2 _9 X8 W9 N" M/ i dangle： hand or swing loosely
" c) A6 s/ y* \/ M" u' g! G% Q `& M deprive： take away from， prevent from using9 |/ f/ |6 u7 ^# h4 B. j8 O
diligent： hard-working
* `3 @2 n$ i% B& V disrobe： undress
8 n0 f4 P& H( C+ U5 h& }( p$ ~ docile： easily trained or controlled
5 u0 K. \4 ?5 }6 k8 p doleful： dismal， mourful" P7 y2 Z5 W( U+ D: ]* b
drought： a long period of dry weather. [$ f- P) Q. t% R# T$ S2 J8 J8 ]
dubious： feeling doubt dumbfound astonish: C& c; M" w6 Z- w, P6 ]: c7 e- ]
efface： rub or wipe out， obliterate
) i7 g _" j; I/ z4 c) o- r1 B elucidate： to make understandable5 C: q4 T: u* v# t! O+ t9 o' F
enchant： charm， delight
% G; e+ ]% h1 U* ^$ d! ^" i3 I endeavor to make an effort， to try very hard9 `& N4 f: G& F' \) J' K) P+ e3 y3 M' D
endorse： approve， support a claim or statement+ h8 ^# T) S! ?) w
enthral： take the whole attention， enslave
/ @, }, E/ @% L! A) \! Y exploit： to use for selfish advantage or profit
. G+ W0 D6 b& P. `0 h/ j extensive： far-reaching" Z% q0 c3 Q# K. V, T, R0 ~
extol： to praise highly3 [" f0 @6 p2 j" x& U0 s0 a
flimsy： lacking solidarity， strength
3 e6 u4 v; F1 c" H9 ~, \ fraud： a fault， a deception* @/ c* W; I! c
gaudy： too bright and showy/ A m; y7 n! ~& r8 i
ghastly： death-like， pale and ill
6 u2 a% y/ Z. Z- K2 e% s grumble： to complain
. ?' a- r# f3 n. w& w harass： worry， trouble: z6 A) T$ o- A: Y: v- b
heretic： very busy； active
/ m; U0 C2 z, ?" L, v: L$ x impediment smth that hinders （esp in speech） indigenous native( D) @; d. v) G, J- F
insatiate： never satisfied
8 d7 z8 q3 G& P5 s2 s/ a+ ? intrepid： fearless6 \8 i; d* w( W# R
irate： angry
; n/ o$ U* Y6 X: w& k jeopardy： danger5 |1 I! Y* Z0 M) ?/ g" s( \3 ` }
leash： control
. f4 k0 O, W8 Y& I( v% n3 R4 N8 @5 P loafer： an idle， lazy person3 j3 u9 r) O; U/ B6 w% H7 g
lucrative： profitable3 K6 O' h) N7 d, Y2 y
lustrous： bright； shining& y& W I. K7 C
malign： to slander
$ U4 u1 u# {. f. P+ x meddle： to interfere， to intrude
6 `! o# x$ O$ M2 b# f+ F$ @# ` mend： to repair
a C( q7 e# @, O) _ mirth： being merry and happy. C& @9 i; B& f. V9 e
nausea： feeling of sickness, c9 q* }1 U- k' Y4 B
neglect： pay no attention to; E# U$ Y, H# ~4 X5 Y
nocturnal： of or in the night' w, W3 F; m. G, M9 o$ H
obese： very fat3 D+ d5 N: f: M2 r% a1 c
obsolete： no longer useful， outdated
4 `) r$ O' B) F! G9 O/ d! M perch： take up a high position
7 i: W* k' z7 O! K3 Y- d4 r pervade： spread through every part of
. _- I0 H! U8 a/ |* f3 A* ] petulant： unreasonably impatient or irritable9 A! J1 f1 V0 g5 Z8 J/ m" a
pillage： plunder （esp in war）
" `/ k6 {# d! c& I9 f/ v presumptuoustoo bold or self-confident
( E) r8 b2 n5 e4 O% u5 i1 r: i5 Z$ v; x quashed ： annuled
% F2 H; m! R% X+ {; G+ t quenching：satisfy， put an end to， put out
0 a$ X, U2 B) S refurbished make clean， as if like new
1 Z5 L, u( H2 n# j- C" a; {. E/ E rejoicing： happiness， joy
( G+ z5 e7 @* L! _" R) W5 I reticent： in the habit of saying little reverberate be sent back， again and again3 X$ a" n3 I3 a1 S: q- ?* n
rigor： sternness， strictness， severe conditions
, P7 A9 g# I5 T rotundity： state of being round6 s* h/ S8 |! ]& R4 }6 y
salvage： the saving of property from loss
4 S" J) P1 W, X# ? v scattered： not situated together
7 g! _* T# ^) x; C% s) r8 Z shatter： to break into many pieces
" T8 S' A( @; |# V3 a6 j* D1 M7 _" [ shunned： avoided， kept away from. p+ X1 g/ u w
sketchy： shortly， roughly， quickly
1 T3 E/ h7 }# r* R: S( l$ i sporadic： happening from time to time6 W! u8 D, |5 D, h' ~
stifled： suppressed， kept back
! ?" Z- U" b( Y y. l0 c3 x strive： to make great efforts， to struggle subsequent following
/ R8 [6 f6 ]$ l succumb： yield， die
& a1 L; o# ^, L% D taciturn： unspoken， silent, P' p4 m, S% ? ?! R* s3 l. h4 l2 e
tantalize： raise hopes that cannot be realized6 y5 N3 r& A; P) L Z1 ~
tentative： uncertain， probable
( h: [4 [, I/ q+ e$ \3 @" t torpid： dull and slow
# P8 a7 g' K5 q! J8 G0 v treacherous not to be trusted， perfidious1 j# h X- E0 U: w7 u
tremor： thrill+ p, }* |- W- C& `6 x F& [+ A
tyro： a beginner
F# v# p. l* b0 B9 S V h uproar： noise and excitement
4 L G/ M+ z5 T& t/ q$ P" ? vanity： a foolish pride vehemence forcefulness； intensity； conviction
6 ^* T8 s6 ]# u8 N; Y- d# U vigilance： watchfulness
3 x; Q( |2 N: \' H' r4 {; l' P0 s vindicate： prove the truth- z) U7 B6 U4 b8 m* ^9 r! ?6 ~+ h
voluptuous arousing sensual pleasures: D) }3 L$ d9 ]; B: t0 I, H4 q
wan： looking ill， not bright wile：a trick
& Q' m2 @& j" }$ I wrinkle： make small lines （eg forehead） |
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