abyss： hole so deep as to appear bottomless acquiesce agree， accept without protest
4 G0 {3 B( J) H1 W8 ~ affable： polite and friendly， easy to talk to
4 x% W* F) P# E/ O" w. `' z( |3 o affliction： distress， suffering
4 r+ v3 ?: K3 K k affluent： wealthy， abundant- l& Q$ _% F# L7 y# E0 H
agitate： move， shake， stir up ambiguous having more then one meaning
/ s) q# U$ r) O7 E annex： take possession of1 B' e& }7 u8 d) P: h6 C) G6 q
aqueous： of or like water
+ H2 M- M3 [3 E6 j) J7 W arduous： demanding great effort， strenuous
3 u: O8 _; v! }" ]* O1 w- t5 V aroma： quality or surrounding atmosphere considered typical
6 ^6 e; y( b$ j2 U% }, V5 {4 G atone： make repayment
$ ^: F( ?, [6 s" W avarice： greed& i2 X) |9 {) w0 s3 o* u# E; X
bellicose： inclined to fighting calisthenicsexercises to develop strong bodies
" [- `, J7 N1 V) m: T captor： person who takes smb captive
% s- I4 B6 L: C( ^$ i concoct： invent， prepare by mixing together
. Z) M- X4 U$ o1 ^% {3 E dangle： hand or swing loosely
+ y0 T; ~% S; ~( P0 v deprive： take away from， prevent from using# ~" j& i$ P6 _' \+ Y. w
diligent： hard-working
$ x, G3 G" \, t) v% J disrobe： undress' R$ Z" h; {- n1 d/ b) n
docile： easily trained or controlled I6 h! N- k0 G5 C
doleful： dismal， mourful
- o6 x6 h* W! l" V) d0 C# j5 L) Y) s3 r drought： a long period of dry weather6 Z3 f3 P" ~ c1 f! h8 n! ]
dubious： feeling doubt dumbfound astonish
5 O" l) D% ` e9 `; q' W efface： rub or wipe out， obliterate
" i q* y/ D6 T4 o3 s# O elucidate： to make understandable9 F& s$ N, H* s/ c) g) X, t( r4 }
enchant： charm， delight; g& {( U- i; y; p" r2 n) P4 I
endeavor to make an effort， to try very hard
* S" B+ l! M2 i9 `+ @ endorse： approve， support a claim or statement
' Z$ P5 l0 S0 ?/ D. k enthral： take the whole attention， enslave( s% q6 p$ J+ d8 q, ~- x4 ?
exploit： to use for selfish advantage or profit1 v& Q: w' l: h( l; q
extensive： far-reaching
, C, I6 O$ e) q1 f2 p extol： to praise highly1 u e1 h! b' H( b, r0 ^1 C
flimsy： lacking solidarity， strength
- C2 J; @* x0 P1 Z/ j7 V( O; M/ d. A fraud： a fault， a deception8 W4 n# b- h9 ~( S P8 T8 J* S
gaudy： too bright and showy" t* |6 I, [6 Z! q) Z+ T8 V/ R5 a
ghastly： death-like， pale and ill
( m) J: n# K) m" I grumble： to complain
6 x( o: y" ^7 n# x harass： worry， trouble- M* Z0 ?- U) n8 h
heretic： very busy； active; s/ E( H7 k7 ~; `/ M p: u2 i
impediment smth that hinders （esp in speech） indigenous native
/ |' G7 M* t% \" [, P2 T insatiate： never satisfied
5 ^ |8 K2 ?/ g5 ?" b& r intrepid： fearless
4 W9 u8 y$ |( [& I, y5 c' W irate： angry* D+ D4 n1 T3 X. C" P G5 C* G
jeopardy： danger
1 }9 u( S6 M/ R L- y leash： control" L# U+ H. e: |
loafer： an idle， lazy person5 z3 ?3 ]" g1 p' v/ c' [
lucrative： profitable$ P8 E) P' e( }, Z. g- V1 e7 |4 [
lustrous： bright； shining4 H& D/ _" e4 \* B1 W
malign： to slander6 X4 x- J1 y \0 R( F
meddle： to interfere， to intrude
: D6 _& b* y& ` mend： to repair
; r4 q) v* p. W. j; ^ mirth： being merry and happy
+ ]/ e& |7 q- v& J6 X6 \ nausea： feeling of sickness! s6 p) c& c3 ^/ }8 o s+ M
neglect： pay no attention to0 o! H6 |" K; g5 p! ^2 c" r
nocturnal： of or in the night& W, {6 K! b$ @* q+ ]8 l
obese： very fat% n& I# b. I) p- p2 z ]3 C
obsolete： no longer useful， outdated: j( J. b- X9 T2 z$ f. w8 ]% V5 d
perch： take up a high position
( p4 c& }) l* u6 y1 t/ A5 D pervade： spread through every part of2 `( @0 [* Y, s5 R
petulant： unreasonably impatient or irritable
- o, M) \$ ]; O2 R! V/ t9 | pillage： plunder （esp in war）
6 ^3 }: y9 E) U presumptuoustoo bold or self-confident7 n- Q) N( @! o$ J. C. Z
quashed ： annuled
' v1 X2 r& q1 M4 i% U% A2 ~1 d, ~ quenching：satisfy， put an end to， put out
& K! {! l. |- b- q- k refurbished make clean， as if like new
$ s0 V# P7 V: p$ B5 b rejoicing： happiness， joy p$ A( O% K- W, `* q& N$ @
reticent： in the habit of saying little reverberate be sent back， again and again5 Y$ `" k C4 s2 m1 M
rigor： sternness， strictness， severe conditions4 l% R f+ M5 G
rotundity： state of being round
2 F) _# i- }8 [) J% y. E salvage： the saving of property from loss
3 l, m o0 b1 \$ P- D2 }) f scattered： not situated together* \4 c1 Q6 {) M6 G- ~' A# Z
shatter： to break into many pieces
. S9 l. ?$ w% z* |, B U$ F1 G shunned： avoided， kept away from
4 ]' G( n( S' V5 I$ W1 A sketchy： shortly， roughly， quickly
7 P6 J+ M v( y* a8 m sporadic： happening from time to time% h8 k. l9 ` r5 g
stifled： suppressed， kept back
9 P/ p9 r4 n4 I8 x; Y% k strive： to make great efforts， to struggle subsequent following9 B1 V; c: W5 \: M/ S
succumb： yield， die
7 V# o( }8 {4 S$ X taciturn： unspoken， silent
" p( s0 U- \2 b9 }( k6 J* o: W2 y tantalize： raise hopes that cannot be realized9 ], h# v3 H. D& r
tentative： uncertain， probable& _+ I3 Z7 d* ?/ |' f& S* @
torpid： dull and slow
7 N. |' A% j S# }% @" ^0 R& { treacherous not to be trusted， perfidious
' `$ @8 w5 h. x0 ` tremor： thrill
& U. n c* v- E tyro： a beginner% o/ Y' p* U7 B& M; b1 |3 u
uproar： noise and excitement
. O$ r Z3 b j6 B5 N vanity： a foolish pride vehemence forcefulness； intensity； conviction
4 A0 h8 r3 K* W$ @& |8 P3 H0 d0 W vigilance： watchfulness
' [: ]3 u8 {) G1 \ vindicate： prove the truth9 V' I9 e$ Z- L" a8 C
voluptuous arousing sensual pleasures& ~: j/ s0 m5 r6 P* ~$ m
wan： looking ill， not bright wile：a trick9 u) k( Y( i+ a! g
wrinkle： make small lines （eg forehead） |
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