1. litigationn. process of going to law; lawsuit 打官司,诉讼7 U" n/ q" h8 V; _! O* h
eg: The lawyer has prepared for litigation.
$ i2 f3 F; d2 ^+ r+ _) \ 2. magistrate n. a civil officer with power to a administer and enforce law 地方行政官,有权执法和实施法律的公务员
7 ] S1 }( E4 j- I8 h eg; I find but only two sorts of writings which the magistrate cared to take notice of: those either blasphemous and atheistical, or libelous.
( Y& v) L, _$ _! J l) q0 \$ l6 ~ 我发现这些地方官员们只关心两种文字:那些无神论者亵渎神明的或者是中伤他人作品的。
9 p5 O+ o m' _! s9 L$ | 3. affidavitn. a written declaration made under oath before a notary public or other authorized officers. 宣誓书,在公证人或其他裁判官员面前经宣誓而立下的书面声明
* r* H4 t6 V+ [5 ?; V% t$ U eg: You must make an affidavit when you give witness on behalf of the accused person.2 s* H2 U9 C0 M, r
必背搭配: make an affidavit; swear an affidavit; take an affidavit' u, f D" L; |
4. loophole
) o1 @; Q6 T( N6 p3 Q; I0 ` n. ①an ambiguity that makes it possible to evade a difficulty or obligation. V# I$ u! G u2 T
漏洞,逃避困难的一个办法,逃避遵守的方法4 t0 n, ] Y9 e# u V
eg: Don’t try to find loophole in the law.
! j6 a+ `. |6 F ②a small hole in a fortified wall; for observation or discharging weapons
$ S$ {6 M8 T$ s! w1 c) C+ c4 W 枪眼,墙上的小洞或小缝,尤指通过其可以进行观察和射击的
2 e& e1 U& R, r n4 }2 q' i eg: The soldiers fired at the enemies through the loopholes.
7 W0 T% g' R) K v* \7 w7 a 5. buttermilk n. residue from making better from sour milk
6 Q- ?; R7 S$ i5 r0 V2 _ 酪乳,将乳脂从牛奶或一次提制的奶油中除去之后的剩余物# |! |) y* c! H n+ v# s
eg: No one enjoyed buttermilk.没有人会喜欢喝乳酪。
P! e% i7 v/ R5 M; \( z- o 6. picklen. vegetables(especially cucumbers) preserved in bring or vinegar 腌菜,泡菜
. O3 [5 ?* P: [3 {; _ {, L eg: Baoding produces excellent mixed pickles.8 b( ^, \1 _+ i) O( e: o
7. cronyn. a long-time close friend or companion 密友
) H5 ]* H4 g3 l* z eg: He and I were cronies at school. 8. sootyn. covered with or as if with soot 被煤烟覆盖的或似乎被煤烟覆盖的" S2 T& W' l- w! t% d! I
eg: In the center of the house stands a sooty stove.5 W7 Q/ c3 N* |! |9 z% S
The boy began to smile at us, revealing two rows of white teeth under his sooty face.
9 ^3 ]) K7 K6 o! F X 9. unrollvt. ①reverse the winding or twisting of 解开4 m y2 O1 w+ B. B; H' k4 i+ c
eg: Richards unrolled his quilt to make the bed.
& a7 b* @2 s1 ^) I- @, g N ②to unfold and present to view; reveal 揭示,使之能被人看到
3 n% O3 N/ f9 l- G- | L( R eg: The captain unroll the map. 10. inexplicable adj. incapable of being explained or accounted for 难以或无法解释或说明的
! k& \* i. E% X) S, P a% G2 _ eg: the inexplicable disappearance of some nonlocal seasonal women workers worried everyone.: ]! @8 \9 n+ l: L0 L# j
派生词汇 inexplicability n. 不可解释性 inexplicably adv. 无法解释地7 v: [. Q+ k2 q* B1 S6 x5 f( J
inexplicableness n. 费解 explicable adj. 可解释的
$ i% b# n& j+ i/ Y; ^ j3 r) J* H Exercise: 从以上单词中选出最恰当的词,填入空格内。
+ P4 X/ N9 J0 D% ] 1. They are not familiar with the insurance against_____.
3 s5 X0 [" o( m% @- ]1 q& A$ c2 l4 v 2. The merchants should not take advantage of the ____ of law to earn more money.
! Y+ p0 {( d- z! \5 u2 a 3. The peasants usually prepare_____ in autumn for winter to save money, for vegetables are expensive in the last season of the year.
: `6 S( o' B4 f5 j0 E, l- A 4. Every schoolboy has one or two____ to accompany him in his activities.
0 U5 ? m4 I' g9 y 5.the old man left house at three in the morning for____ reasons.
: X; n0 W1 z: x3 I 答案: 1. litigation 2. loopholes 3.pickles 4.cronies 5.inexplicable |