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The Word of the Day for October 23rd is rebus, spelled R-E-B-U-S.
Rebus is a noun that means a representation of syllables or words by means of pictures or symbols, also a riddle made up of such pictures or symbols. Here?s the word used in a sentence.
“An example of a rebus would be a picture of a man on an ark, followed by a picture of a spider web, followed by a picture of a spoon stirring coffee; those three pictures would represent Noah, web, stir, …Noah Webster?.”
A rebus communicates its message by means of pictures or symbols whose names sound like various parts of a word, phrase, or sentence. For example, a picture of a can of tomatoes followed by the letters U and C, and a picture of a well means “Can you see well?” In Latin, the word “rebus” means by things. Rebus is a form of the Latin word “res”, which means thing. English speakers started using the word rebus for a picture writing in the early 1600s.
With your Word of the Day, I?m Peter Sokolowski. Thanks for listen ing.
Words:
rebus: n. (1) a riddle made up of pictures or symbols 一种用音、画等表示的谜syllable: n. a word or part of a word which contains a single vowel sound 音节
Noah Webster: an American lexicographer, textbook author, spelling reformer, word enthusiast, and editor.
The Word of the Day for November 20th is elucidate, spelled E-L-U-C-I-D-A-T-E.
Elucidate is a verb that means to make lucid especially by explanation or analysis. It can also mean to give a clarifying explanation. Here is the word from an article by Benjamin Schwarz in The Atlantic.
"His stylish criticism, marked by an easy erudition, was invariably smooth and accessible; he compressed and elucidated but never reduced or oversimplified."
To "elucidate" is to make something clear that was formerly murky or confusing -- and it is perfectly clear how the modern term got that meaning. "Elucidate" traces to the Latin term "lucidus," which means "lucid." "Lucidus" in turn descends from the verb "lucēre," which means "t o shine." So "elucidating" can be thought of as the figurative equivalent of shining a light on something to make it easier to see. "Lucēre" has also produced other shining offspring in English. Among its descendants are "lucid" itself, which can mean "shining," "clear-headed," or "easily understood," "lucent" meaning "giving off light" or "easily seen through," and "translucent" meaning "partly transparent" or "clear enough for light to pass through."
I'm Peter Sokolowski with your Word of the Day.
The Word of the Day for November 19th is gargantuan, spelled G-A-R-G-A-N-T-U-A-N.
Gargantuan is an adjective that means tremendous in size, volume, or degree, gigantic, colossal. Here is the word used from a blog post by Brian Switek at https://www.360docs.net/doc/419164632.html,.
"Contrary to my expectations, I did not have nightmares about gargantuan squid tangling with enormous ichthyosaurs in the shadowy reaches of the sea last night."
"Gargantua" is the name of a giant king in Francois Rabelais's 16th-century satiric novel Gargantua. All of the details of Gargantua's life befit a giant. He rides a colossal mare whose tail switches so violently that it fells the entire forest of Orleans. He has an enormous appetite -- in one memorable incident, he inadvertently swallows five pilgrims while eating a salad. The scale of everything connected with Gargantua gave rise to the adjective "gargantuan," which since Shakespeare's time has been used of anything of tremendous size or volume.
I'm Peter Sokolowski with your Word of the Day.
V ocabulary.
1. colossal: adj. used to emphasize that something is extremely large 巨大的，庞大的
2. squid: [C]n. a sea creature with a long soft body and ten arms around its mouth 鱿鱼
3. mare: [C]n. a female horse or donkey 母马，母驴
The Word of the Day for November 18th is vulcanize, spelled V-U-L-C-A-N-I-Z-E.
Vulcanize is a verb that means to subject to or to undergo the process of treating crude or synthetic rubber or similar plastic material chemically to give it useful properties as elasticity, strength, and stability. Here is the word from an article by Judy Terry at https://www.360docs.net/doc/419164632.html,
"The sulfur in the juice of morning glories is used to vulcanize rubber, but it was used long before Goodyear as a hallucinogenic, a laxative and possibly to make rubber bouncing balls."
The word "vulcanize" sounds like something Spock from Star Trek might do, but the explanation behind this word has more to do with ancient mythology than it does with science fiction. Vulcanization involves heating rubber in combination with sulfur. The Roman god Vulcan, whose Greek counterpart is Hephaestus, was the god of fire and of skills that used fire, such as metalworking. So when Charles Goodyear discovered that high heat would result in stronger rubber, he called the process "vulcanization" after the god of fire. Goodyear stumbled upon the idea in 1839 and acquired a patent for it in 1844, but the words "vulcanize" and "vulcanization" didn't appear in print until 1845 and 1846 respectively.
I'm Peter Sokolowski with your Word of the Day.
V ocabulary.
elasticity: [U]n.
a> the ability of something to stretch and go back to its usual length or size 弹性，弹力
b> the degree to which a change in the price of something leads to a change in the amount of it that is sold 伸缩性
2. morning glory: a plant that has white, blue, or pink flowers that open in the morning and close in late afternoon 牵牛花
The Word of the Day for November 17th is haberdasher, spelled H-A-B-E-R-D-A-S-H-E-R.
Haberdasher is a noun that means, in British English, a dealer in notions, or small useful items or sundries. It can also mean a dealer in men's clothing and accessories. Here is the word used from an obituary by Anne Saker in The Oregonian.
"Under his ownership, the store's reputation spread. Clients flew into Portland and stayed at the Heathman Hotel to await their appointments with the courteous haberdasher."
At various times throughout its history, the term "haberdasher" has referred to a dealer of hats or caps, a seller of notions, that is, sewing supplies such as needles and thimbles, and apparently, perhaps somewhat coyly, as a person who sells liquor. Nowadays, with hats not being as fashionable as they once were, the word mostly is applied generally as a clothing outfitter for men, with "haberdashery" referring to the establishment or the goods sold there. "Haberdasher" derives via Middle English from "hapertas," an Anglo-French word for a kind of cloth, as does the obsolete noun "haberdash," which once meant petty merchandise or small wares.
I'm Peter Sokolowski with your Word of the Day.
V ocabulary.
coy: adj.
1 shy or pretending to be shy in order to attract people's interest 忸怩作态的
2 unwilling to give information about something 含糊其辞的，不肯明说的thimble: [C]n.
a small metal or plastic cap used to protect your finger when you are sewing 顶针箍
The Word of the Day for November 16th is mountebank, spelled m-o-u-n-t-e-b-a-n-k. Mountebank is noun that means a person who sells quack medicines from a platform. It can also mean more broadly a boastful unscrupulous pretender,a charlatan.
Here's the word used from an a literary events listing by Gina Webb in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
"Bring your five-minute tales related to all things fraudulent and pseudo. Flimflammers, mountebanks, poseurs and snake oil salesmen especially welcome." The word "mountebank" derives from the Italian "montimbanco," which was formed by combining the verb "montare" ("to mount"), the preposition "in" (converted to "im," meaning "in" or "on"), and the noun "banco" ("bench"). Put these components together and you can deduce the literal origins of "mountebank" as someone mounted on a bench -- the "bench" being the platform on which charlatans from the 16th and 17th centuries would stand to sell their phony medicines. Mountebanks often included various forms of light entertainment on stage in order to attract customers. Later, extended uses of "mountebank" referred to someone who falsely claims to have knowledge about a particular subject or a person who simply pretends to be something he or she is not in order to gain attention.
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高考时间分配：听力18-20分钟单选10分钟完形18-20分钟阅读35-37分改错10分钟作文15-20分钟机动3分钟 技巧：做完一道大题后，马上涂卡；5个5个一次记着涂；一定要注意自己是横卡还是竖卡。“作文要先审题，提取关键信息点，划线，不要偏题。”可以在草稿纸上先写个提纲，写完作文时一定要检查，不要出现拼写错误，因拼写失分是最划不来的。 高考英语听力试音文本 高考答题技巧：英语听力试音时要跟读找状态 英语听力预测时，一定先看题并在试卷上做好记录。试音时可以跟着轻轻地读，提前进入状态，缓解紧张。一般来说，英语的单选题是很容易的，不要担心。 M: Hello. International Friends Club. Can I help? W: Oh, hello. I read about your club in the paper today and I thought I'd phone to find out a bit more. M: Yes, certainly, well we're a sort of social club for people from different countries. It's quite a new club—we have about 50 members at the moment, but we're growing all the time. W: That sounds interesting. I'm British actually, and I came to Washington about three months ago. I'm looking for ways to meet people. Er, what kinds of events do you organize? M: Well, we have social get-togethers, and sports events, and we also have language evenings. W: Could you tell me something about the language evenings? M: Yes. Every day except Thursday we have a language evening. People can come and practice their languages—you know, over a drink or something. We have different languages on different evenings. Monday—Spanish; Tuesday—Italian; Wednesday—German; and Friday—French. On Thursday we usually have a meal in a restaurant for anyone who wants to come. W: Well, that sounds great. I really need to practise my French. M: OK. Well, if you can just give me your name and address, I'll send you the form and some more information. If you join now you can have the first month free.
【如何过英语专业四级】 英语专业四级听力50篇
【如何过英语专业四级】英语专业四级听力50篇 英语专业四级考试是英语专业生面临的第一个检验自己英语水平的大型考试，那么你知道如何过英语专业四级吗?下面是小编为你整理的过英语专业四级考试的方法，希望大家喜欢! 过英语专业四级考试的方法 一步是做一套英语专业四级的真题卷，检验自己的的英语究竟处于怎么样的水平，并了解自己的优势和劣势。 每天坚持听一套听力，尤其是dictation，更是重中之重。要静听而不是泛听，相信付出总有收获。 阅读控制好时间，4篇阅读最好控制在25-28分钟之间。应试时最好先看题目再答题，遇到生词不要过分纠结，跳过或根据上下文猜测词意。平时多记单词注意词汇的积累 每个星期坚持写一篇专四作文，写好后最好请教同学老师有哪些需要改进的地方。专四的作文是有模板可循的，多记些句型和标准句子。特别要注意的是论据一定要分点写并层次分明。 根据实际情况每天记一定的词汇，为自己的英语水平打好坚实的壁垒。 自2016年起，TEM-4考试的试卷结构和测试题型作了局部调整。考试题型共分6个部分：听写、听力理解、语言知识、完形填空、阅读理解、写作。考生应特别注意改革题型。 英语专业四级考试注意事项 ictation注意事项： dictation其实并不难加上大家平日里的做试卷基本都可以取得基本分，但是优秀者和成绩普通者的差距在于听完后的检查，要知道dictation扣分要求严格，一个标点，一个大小写，
冠词都可能导致扣分，因此dictataion做完后务必拿出部分时间检查。 另外写错了，有且只有划掉单词重写这样一种补救方式。 听力剩下部分： 其它的部分最好是能够在试卷发下来的时间里提前把题目看了，对于对话或者段落要知道并无太大难度，因为大量的内容给了你更多的上下文帮助你理解信息。 听力务必注意事项：在听力中应当学会放弃，没听到的题目应做到果断放弃，不管不想，不纠结，马上放下做下一题。毕竟一题不决定成败。 cloze： cloze应当注意平日里的练习积累，做题时注意上下文的联系，相信不难。 grammer: 这个平常大家总会有很多出错。不过细究起来，无非考词汇和语法两点，建议考前通过做大量的类似题目来提高准确率。当然也可以把这类题放到阅读后再做。 reading comprehension： 这个算是大头，一个分值较高，建议做时，先扫读四篇文章，看题目难易度，再更具此分配时间。阅读时应该以意群为单位，而非单词!此外日常的知识，经验可以作为参考，但一定不能作为选题的依据。 阅读误区：重读，用手指指着读，读出声音。 essay writing