1000种死法 英语ppt duty report
Duty Report
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《GARFIELD加菲猫》
1.One should love animals. They are so tasty. 每个人都应该热爱动物, 每个人都应该热爱动物 因为它们很好吃 2.Your future depends on your dreams. So go to sleep. 现在的梦想决定着你的将 来, 所以还是再睡一会吧 3.There should be a better way to start a day than waking up every morning. 应该有更好的方式开始新 一天, 一天 而不是千篇一律的 在每个上午都醒来。 在每个上午都醒来。
《The Lion King狮子王》 King狮子王 狮子王》
1.Everything you see exists together in a delicate balance. 世界上所有的生命都在微 妙的平衡中生存。 2.Yes, the past can hurt. But I think you can either run from it or learn from it. 对，过去是痛楚的，但我 认为你要么可以逃避，要 么可以向它学习。
《TITANIC泰坦尼克号》 TITANIC泰坦尼克号 泰坦尼克号》
1.I love waking up in the morning and not knowing what‘s going to happen, or who I’m going to meet, where I‘m going to wind up. 我喜欢早上起来时一切都是 未知的,不知会遇见什么人, 会有什么样的结局。 2.To make each day count. 要让每一天都有所值。 3.You jump，I jump.
Top 1000 Hitlist - Compilation of many wordlists
WORD+ / - P.Sp DEFINITION , GRE SYNONYMS Wordlists abate V to lessen, to subside PR300, K200 abdication CN giving up control authorityabet-V help/encourage somebody (in doing wrong)abeyance CN suspended action A250 abidance+CN the state of abiding; abode; continuance; compliance (with)abject-A hopeless, most unfortunate or miserableabjure+V promise or swear to give upabraded-A rubbed off worn away by frictionabrogate V repeal or annul by authority A250 absonous-A inharmonious, incongruous, discordantabstruse-A difficult to comprehend, obscure, esoteric, recondite A250abut V border onacarpous-A worn out, effete, no longer fertileaccolade+PN praise, approval, encomium PR300 accretion CN the growing of separate things into one ; increase by natural growthadmonish /-nitory-A warn strongly, take to task / containing warningadulation+CN excessive praise, flattery, sycophancyaffable+A polite and friendlyaffiance V give to (in marriage) ; assure by promiseafterwise-A Wise after the event, wise or knowing when it is too lateagglutination CN clumping of bacteria/red cells when held together by antibodies; glueingagog+A eager/excitedail-V trouble, be illalacrity+CN eager and cheerful readiness PR300, A250 allegiance+CN duty, support, loyaltyaltruism+N quality of unselfish concern for the welfare of others, selflessnessamalgamate V to combine several elements into a whole PR300, A250 ambidextrous+A able to use the left hand or the right equally wellambiguous-A having two contrary meanings, equivocal PR300, K200 ambivalent -A characterized by opposite feelings or emotions PR300, K200 ambu latory A(pertaining to legs) able to walk about, ambulantambuscade-V act of concealing yourself and lying in wait to attack by surprise, ambushameliorate+V improve make better PR300, A250 amenable+A ageeable; responsive to suggestion; changeable PR300amortize V end (a debt) by setting aside moneyanachronism CN something out of place i.t.o. its historical or chronological context PR300, A250 annals PN chronological record of events in successive years, chroniclesantithetical-A direct opposingaplomb+CN self-confidenceapochryphal-A false, spurious, fallacious A250apostate PN one who abandons long-held religious or political convictionsapotheosis CN deification, glorification to godliness A250 appellation CN identifying words by which something is classified, designationapprise+V make aware of, give information or notice to ; Gain in value (of currency)B333apprise V give notice to informapprobation+CN approval, commendation PR300 appropriate-V confiscate, invadeapropos+A appropriate to the situation, apt, felicitousapt+A well-suited, quick-witted, pertinentarabesque-A a complex ornate designarb oreal A of connected with treesardor+CN enthusiasm, fervour, zeal K200argot-PN jargon slangarrant+A in the highest degreearrogate-V demand as being one's property, seize and take control without authorityascetic-A practicing religious self-denial, austere, stark PR300ascribe N consider to be the origin of or belonging toaseptic+A surgically cleanasperity- / +CN hardship, something hard to endure; harshness, irritability,aspersion-CN slander, calumnyasseverate+V state categorically, make a positive statement or solemn declarationassiduous+A diligent, hard-working, sedulous K200assuage+V make something (pain desire) less PR300, K200 astringent-A substance that shrinks PR300 atonement N repayment, death of Jesusattenuate-V make thin. Weaken, enervate K200, A250 attune+V bring into harmonyaugury-PN omen sign, predictionaugust+A majestic venerableaustere A severely moral and strict, simple and plain, ascetic, stark PR300, K200 avarice-CN greed, esp for wealth PR300avatar N incarnation ; new personification of a familiar ideaaver+V affirm, assert, prove, justify PR300aversion-N strong dislike KAPavid-A eager, greedy, zealous for somethingavow+V admit, declare openlyawry-A twisted toward one side, off course ; not functioning properlyaxiom / axiomatic PN/A a universally accepted principle; self evident truth, taken as given PR300 bacchanalian-PN drunken merrymakingbaleful-A harmful, causing evil, ominous, pernicious, baneful, pestilentbaneful-A causing harm or ruin, sinister, ominous, pernicious, baleful A250barrage PN artificial obstacle built across a riverbarren-A not good enough, unable to have young ones without valuebedizen-V to adorn, especially in a cheap and showy manner A250belabor-V beat hardbelie-V be in contradiction with, represent falsely, negate, contradict B333bellicose-A warlike, belligerent, pugnacious, contentiousbelligerent-A(person nation) waging warbenediction+CN act of praying for divine protection, blessingbenevolence+CN wish or activity in doing goodbequest PN arrangement to give something at death, legacy, inheritanceberate-V scold sharply, reproach,vituperate, upbraidbereft-V rob or dispossess of something (material)beset V surrounded to be attacked by all sides, besieged ; plaguedbilge PN bulge; sides of the vessel that curve in to form the bottom (ship)A250binge-V Overeat or eat immodestly; make a pig of oneselfblandishment-CN flattery, coaxing, enticement A250blithe+A cheerful, casual, carefree, insouciant, nonchalantboorish-A crude, offensive, rudebrazen A made of brassbroach V bring up, announce, begin to talk about, initiate A250brook+V to tolerate, endurebucolic-A charachteristic of rural areas/people (like a village/r !!), rustic, pastoralburgeon+V to expand, grow and flourish PR300burnish+V to polish rub to a shine A250cabal-PN a scheme or plot a group of plotterscacophony / -nous-N / A a loud harsh or strident noise K200cadence+CN recurrent rhythmical series, rhythm, a 'beat'cadge-V to beg to get by beggingcajole-V use flattery or deceit to persuade A250calcify V to change into a hard, stony condition, petrify A250calipers PN metal supports attached to the legs measuring instrumentcallow-A immature, inexperienced, unsophisticated, fledgling, naïvecalumny-N slander, aspersion A250cannon+PN code of laws or set of principles (usually religious in nature)PR300cant-N insincere talk/jargoncapitulate-V to surrender, give up A250capricious-A unpredictable, erratic, changing one's mind impulsively, whimsical PR300, A250 captious-A faultfindingcaret PN mark used by an author to indicate where something is to be insertedcarousal-N drunken revel, a merry drinking partycastigate / -ion-V / N to chastise correct by punishing / severe punishment PR300, K200, A250 cathartic A strongly laxative, stimulates evacuation of the bowels (shitting), purgativecaucus PN a closed political meetingcaustic-A biting, sarcastic (in speech), satire PR300, K200 censure-N expression of blame or disapproval, a rebuke PR300centurion PN leader of a unit of 100 soldierschagrin-N / V strong feelings of embarrassment, vexation, shame / to hurt the pride ofchary+A cautious, wary PR300chastened A corrected punished A250 chastisement-N punishmentchicanery-N legal trickery, deception, shenanigan, guile, foxiness / false argument PR300, K200 choleric-A quickly aroused to anger, irasciblechronicles PN chronological record of events in successive years, annalschurl-PN bad-tempered personclamor-V shout, complain with a lot of noisecloture PN closing device (in Parliament) to end a debate by votingcloy-V To fill to satiety, to stuff full, to clog ; to overload, to burdencoagulation CN change to a thick and solid statecoalescing+CN coming together and uniting into one substancecoda PN passage that concludes a piece of music, finale (analogous to epilogue)A250 coddle+V treat with care and tendernesscodicil PN an addition to a will, appendix, supplement A250coeval A of the same period, contemporary, coetaneous A250 cogent+A strong convincing PR300, K200 cogitate+V think deeply, mediatecognizant+A being fully aware of A250 colander PN bowl-shaped vessel with many holes used to drain off watercollusion-N secret agreement for a deceitful purposecommensurate A equivalent, corresponding in size or degree ; fitting, appropriate tocommingle V mix together different elementscommodious+A having plenty of space for what is neededcompendium PN a concise but comprehensive summary of a larger work, collection B333 complacent / ncy- A / CN self-satisfied, contented to a fault / feeling of self-satisfaction, smugcomplaisance+CN tending to comply, willingness to please, obliging, deference PR300 compunction-CN feeling of regret for one's action, contriteconceit-CN over-high opinion of, too much prideconcord+CN agreement or harmonyconfluence CN flowing together, place where two things come togetherconfound-V be confusing or perplexing to, cause to be unable to think clearly B333 congeal V make or become gelatinous, stiff and solidcongenial+A suitable to your needs or similar to your nature, agreeble, friendlycongenital A present from birth but not necessarily hereditary, inherentconjoin V to join together A250 consternation-CN surprise and fear dismayconsummate+A perfect, make perfect, complete ; of marriagescontemn-V to scorn or despise A250 contentious-A argumentative, combative, quarrelsome, pugnacious, bellicose PR300, A250 contiguous A touching, neighboring, near, adjoiningcontinence+CN self-restraint; sexual chastitycontrite-A filled with deep sorrow for wrongdoing, compunction PR300 contumacious-A insubordinate, rebellious A250 conundrum-PN a riddle, dilemma, enigma A250 convivial+A friendly, occupied with or fond of the pleasures of good companyconvoke V call together, summonconvoluted-A complicated, coiled, twisted, labyrinthine PR300 cornucopia+CN abundant supplycorp oreal A pertaining to the body, somaticcorroborate / -tion V / N Support with evidence, confirm / additional strengthening, evidence K200 coruscate+V glitter; scintillate; be lively or brilliant or exhibit virtuositycountenance+V, PN to favor or approve of A250 countervail+V counterbalancecovetous-A eagerly desirouscower V crouch shrink back (ketakutan)coy A shy, modest (esp of a girl)crass-A so unrefined as to be lacking in discrimination and sensibility (stupidity)cravat PN piece of linen worn as a necktiecraven-PN cowardly person, pusillanimous A250 culpable-A deserving blame (of a crime)PR300 curmudgeon-PN bad-tempered personcursory A quick, hurried, perfunctorydainty-A pretty, delicate (food) ; difficult to pleasedawdler-PN person who is slow, waste of timedearth-N shortage, sacarcity, paucity PR300, A250 debacle-PN A sudden and violent collapse, sudden disaster A250 debilitate-V make weak (w.r.t. health)decimate-V kill in large numbers (one in every ten), annihilatedecorum / -rous+CN propriety, properness / proper PR300, K200 decrepitude-N state of deterioration due to old age or long use, dilapidationdecry-V disapprove ofdefer-/+V postpone, delay ; submit to another's wish or opiniondeference / tial+CN / A showing respect, regardful of another's wishes K200 delineate V to portray, depict, sketch out, define, describedeluge PN / V great flood, heavy rush of water / to flood, inundatedemagogue-PN person appealing not to reasons but to emotions, rabble-rouserdemur-V to hesitate, raise objections PR300, A250denigrate-V defame, belittle, sully, disparage, detractdenouement CN an outcome or solution the unraveling of a plot A250deposition-CN dethronement, depositingdeprave-V make morally bad corruptdeprecate-V protest against, express disapproval of, inveigh, deploredereliction-CN deserting and leaving to fall into ruinsderision-CN ridicule, scorn, treat with contempt PR300descry V catch sight of, see something in the distancedesiccate / nt PN dehydrate / substance used to absorb moisture PR300, K200, A250 desuetude CN cessation of use disuse A250desultory-A aimless haphazard digressing at random K200, A250 detraction-N criticism, slandering, verbal attack, aspersion, calumnydetumescence CN diminishing or lessening of swelling A250diaphanous A transparent gauzy A250diatribe-CN violent verbal attack, tirade, malediction, obloquy, jeremiad, fulmination PR300, K200 dichotomy N Being twofold, a classification into two opposed subclasses, duality B333didactic+A intended to teach or instruct PR300diffidence CN shyness K200, A250 digression-N a message that departs from the main subject, wandering off B333dilapidate-V Bring into a condition of decay by neglect or misusedilate+V speak comprehensively, become wider, large K200dilatory-A tending to cause delay, procrastinating K200, A250 dilettante-PN one with amateur or superficial interest in a subject, dabbler PR300, K200dirge PN hymn of mourning performed as a memorial to a dead person, lament B333disabuse+V to set right, undeceive PR300discern / -ing V / A see with an effort but clearly, perceive, recognize / shrewd; discriminating K200discomfit-V confuse embarrassdisconcert-V upset the self-possession ofdisconsolate-A sad beyond comforting; incapable of being consoleddiscordant-A conflicting in sound, disharmonious, dissonant PR300 discountenance-V refuse to approve ofdiscourse PN speech, lecturediscreet+A careful/prudentdiscrepancy-N A difference between conflicting facts or claims or opinions B333disdain-V look on with contemptdisencumber+V free from encumbrancedisheveled-A untidydis ingenuous-A sophisticated, artful, trying to deceive, cunning A250dis inter V dig up from the earth (inter = bury)disparage / -ging-V / A to belittle, denigrate / derogative PR300, A250 disparate A essentially different, unlike PR300, K200 disproof N proof to the contrarydisquisition PN an elaborate analytical or explanatory essay or discussiondissemble-V speak or behave so as to hide something (in mind) PR300, K200, A250 disseminate V distribute (esp. ideas)dissent-V, CN have a different opinion refuse to assentdissimulate-V pretend; conceal by feigning, as of feelingsdissolute-A lewd, debauched, degenerate, dissipated, libertine, profligate A250distend V to swell, expanddivest-V take away possessions from someone, deprive of status B333divestiture N An order to an offending party to rid itself of property A250divulge V make known something secret, disclose PR300doggerel-PN trivial, poorly constructed verse A250dolt-PN stupid fellowdote+V show much fondness, excessive attention, Be senile due to old agedour-A stubbornly unyielding, pertinacious ; dull, sullen, gloomy, saturninedrawl-V slow way of speaking by drawing out the vowelsdroll+A jestingdrone PN male bee, person who isn't self-employeddulcet+A melodious, harmonious A250duress-N threats to compel somebodyebullient / ce+ A / CN overflowing with enthusiasm / exuberance, outburst of feeling PR300eclectic+A composed of elements drawn from various sources, compiled PR300, K200, A250 ecumenical A representing the whole Christian world, of worldwide scopeedacious-A devouring, voracious, ravenous, rapaciouseffete-A marked by excessive self-indulgence and moral decayefficacy / cious+CN / A production of a desired result, productive, efficient, effective K200, A250 effluvia PN outflow in a stream of particles a noxious odor or vapor A250effrontery-CN boldness, impudence, arrogance PR300, A250 egress CN reappearance of a celestial body after an eclipse, the act of coming outelegy+PN a lament, a melancholy composition, dirge PR300, K200 emaciate-V make thin and weakemancipate+V free from slavery or servitude,give equal rights to minorities, manumitembellish+V make beautifulemolient+A soothing (esp to the skin), mollify PR300emote+V stir up, exciteemulate V to simulate, imitate ; strive to equality K200, A250 encapsulate V enclose in capsuleencomium+PN warm or glowing praise, eulogy, panegyric, accoladeencumbrance-CN burden things that get on the way ofendearing+A making dear or likedendemic-PN epidemic ; prevailing to people living in a particular location PR300enervate-V weaken, deprive of strength, attenuate PR300, K200, A250 engender+V cause, produce, give rise to K200ennui-N dissatisfaction and restlesness as a result of boredom PR300ensign PN flag/badge, commisioned rank below lieutenent juniorentangle-V put into difficultiesenthral+V please greatly, astound, enslave (fig)entreat+V ask earnestly, beseechenunciate V pronounce (words) ; express a theoryephemeral-A brief, fleeting, evanescent PR300, K200, A250 epicurean PN one who is devoted to pleasure (sensuous enjoyment), hedonistepigram+PN a witty statementepilogue PN short passage/speech after the end of a book/play, antonym of prologueepistle PN letterepithet PN adjectiveepitome+PN summary, abstract, synopsis, prologue / standard example, paradigm A250equable+A steady, regularequanimity+CN calmness of temperament A250equipoise+CN equal distribution of weight, equilibrium A250equivocal / ate- A / V having a double meaning, suspicious / try to deceive, prevaricate PR300, K200, A250 erudite+A learned, scholarly PR300, K200, A250 escapade-PN prank, any carefree episode, wild and exciting undertakingeschew-V avoidesoteric-A abstruse,obscure, intended only for a small circle of people PR300, K200 espouse V marry give one's support toevanescent-A tending to disappear like vapour, vanishing, ephemeral, fleeting PR300evince+V to show clearly, to indicate A250 exacerbate-V to make worseexacting+A demanding, rigorous, fastidiousexcoriate-V severely criticize A250exhort+V to strongly urge, forceexigent / -ncy-N urgent / emergency, an urgent situation PR300, K200 expatiate V to roam wander freely A250expedient+A likely to be useful for a purpose, practicalexpiation N ending, expiringexpostulate V argue earnestly, to dissuade, correct or protestexpurgate+V to remove obscenity, purify, censor, bowdlerizeexscind V to cut out, cut awayextant A still in existenceextempore / risation A without previous thought or preparation / improvisation, impromptu PR300 extenuate-V reduce the strength of, lessen seriousness, partially excuseextirpate-V to destroy, exterminate, cut out, exscindextol+V praise highly, laud, exaltextralegal-A outside the lawextricable+A that can be freed A250extrovert+PN cheerful personexuberance+CN state of growing vigorously being full of lifefacetious+A humorous, funny, jocular PR300fallacious-A based on error, apocryphal PR300, A250 farcical-A absurd, ludicrousfatuous-A without sense, foolish, self-satisfaction A250fawn V young deer, try to win somebody's favour, pander, toady, grovel PR300, K200 fealty+N loyalty that citizens owe to their country, allegiancefeckless-A lacking purpose or vitality, ineffective, carelessfecund+A fertilefeign-V make believe, a pretence of, simulate, sham, dissemblefeint-V pretendfelicitous+A apt, suitably expressed well chosen, apropos A250felon-N person guilty of murderferment-V become agitated ; organic molecule splitting into simpler substancesferocity-CN savage, crueltyferret V discover by searching searchfervid / vent+A showing earnest feeling, zealous, vehement PR300, K200, A250 fervor+N warmth of feelings, earnestnessfetid-A stinking, malodorous, putrid, foetidfetter-V to shackle, put in chains, to restrainfidelity+N loyalty; accuracy of sound reproductionfigurehead N carved image on the prow of a shipfilibuster-N intentional obstruction (esp to delay legislatve action)PR300flag-V droop, sink, or settle from or as if from pressure or loss of tautness B333flak-N criticism, aspersion, calumny, excoriation ; anti-aircraft gunsfledge / -ed+A grow feathers, of birds, ant. of molt / able to fly, trained, experiencedfledgling- A / N young and inexperienced, young bird that has become capable of flying B333fleeting-A lasting for a markedly brief time, moving past swiftly, antonym of perennialflinch-V draw, move back, winceflout-V reject, mock, to go against (tradition), sneer PR300, A250 foible-A defect of character (a person is wrongly proud)foment V put something warm (to lessen pain) ; to stir up public opinion, instigate K200, A250 foppish-A like a man who pays too much attention to his clothesforage PN food for horses and cattlefor bear / ance+V / CN refrain from, be patient, ancestor / patience, willingness to wait KAPford PN shallow place in a river (to cross)forestall V prevent by taking action in advance, preemptforswear-V renounce, disallow, repudiatefortuitous+A happening by fortunate accident or chance, serendipitous PR300fractious-A stubbornly resistant to authority, refractory ; Easily irritated or annoyedfritter-V spend frivolously and unwisely, profligate, spendthriftfroward-A not willing to yield or comply, stubborn, intransigence, intractable A250fulgent+A shining intensely, dazzlingfulmination-N bitter protest, tirade, malediction, obloquy, jeremiad, diatribe PR300fulsome-A disgusting, offensive due to excessiveness A250furtive-A marked by stealth, covert, clandestine, surreptitious PR300gaffe-A socially awkward or tactless act, rustic, gaucheriegainsay-V to deny, to oppose A250gamut N complete extent or range, plethoragarble-V make unfair selection from factsgarish-A gaudy, tastelessly showy, tawdry, raffishgarner V to gather and save to store up A250garrulous / lity- A / CN too talkative, loquacious, effusive / talkativeness PR300, K200, A250 gaucherie-N socially awkward, tactless behaviorgermane+A relevant, pertinent to, apt PR300 gesticulate+V to wave one's armsgird V encircle or bind ; put a girdle on or around ; bind with something roundglean V gather facts in small quantitiesglib A ready and smooth but not sincere PR300gloat V over look at with selfish delightglut-N supply to much fill to excessgnaw V waste away, bite steadilygoad+V to urge ongossamer N soft light delicate material, antonym of ponderous A250gouge PN tool for cutting grooves in wood PR300, K200 grandi loq uent-A Lofty in style, magniloquent, pompous, pontifical, portentous, overblown B333gratuitous+A voluntary, free A250gregarious+A living in societies, liking the company, socialgristle PN tough elastic tissue; mostly converted to bone in adultsgrouse-V to complain, grumble A250grovel V crawl humble oneself , fawn, pander, to be toadyhack V / PN cut roughly / hired horsehackneyed-A commonplace by overuse, trite, banal, platitude, clichèd PR300halcyon+A calm and peaceful PR300hallow+V to make holy consecrate A250hapless-A unlucky A250harangue+PN a long passionate, forceful speech PR300harbinger PN something or somebody that foretells the coming of, warning signsharrow-V to distress, create stress or tormenthedonism / t / tic N / A devotion to pleasure of the senses / pleasure seeker / epicurean PR300, A250 hegemony N dominance of one state or ideology over another PR300 hermetic A sealed by fusion A250hew V make by hard work cut (by striking)highbrow+PN(person) with superior tasteshirsute A hairy, shaggy A250 histrionic A overly dull, characteristic of acting or a stage performance, melodramatichoi polloi PN the masses, the rabbleholster PN leather case for a pistol, sheathhomiletics+PN act of preachinghone PN stone used for sharpening tools A250 hoodwink-V trick, mislead, Influence by slynesshubris-N arrogant, pride PR300husk-PN worthless outside part of anythinghyperbole N an exaggerated statement used as figure of speech PR300 iconoclast PN person who attacks popular beliefs PR300 idiosyncrasy personal mannerismidiosyncrasy / -atic N / A behavioral attribute that is distinctive to an individual / privateidyll a serene episode of pastoral or romantic charm ; bucolicignoble-dishonorable common undignifiedignominious-shameful dishonorable undignified disgraceful A250 imbroglio-complicated and embarrassing situationimmutable-that cannot be changed PR300 impecunious-having little or no money PR300 impede-hinder, get in the way ofimpediment-something that hinders (e.g. stammer)imperious-commanding, haughty, arrogantimpet uo us+ / -A having sudden energy, impulsive, forceful ; haste, precipitous PR300, K200 impiety-lack of reverence or dutifulnessimplicate show that somebody has a shareimportune-beg urgently or insistently, pleadimprecate-V to invoke or conjure a curse (as an insult), malediction A250 impromptu without preparation, extemporeimpudent-rash, indiscreetimpugn-V attack as false or wrong, challengeimpunity N immunity from punishment or penalty PR300 impute to attribute to a cause or source ascribeinadvertent-accidental, unintentionalinane-silly, senselessinasmuch since becauseincarcerate-V to imprison A250 inchoate not yet fully formed, elementary, rudimentary, amorphous ; incipient PR300, K200 incipient beginning, emerging, partly in existence, inchoate PR300 incise engrave make a cut inincumbent/s / -ncy official who holds an office/official duties / term of office, tenureincursion- a raid, a sudden attack A250in de fatiga bility+CN not easily exhaustible tirelessness A250 indelible that cannot be rubbed outindigent / -nce-CN poor / povertyindolent / -nce-CN lazy / laziness, sloth, acediaindomitable+not easily discouraged or subdued A250 inebriety-N habitual intoxicationineffable+too great to be described in wordsineluctable certain inevitable A250inept / ineptitude- A / N unskillful said or done at the wrong time / quality of being unskillfulinexorable-A not placated or appeased, unsusceptible to persuasion, intransigentinfelicitous-A unfortunate, inappropriate PR300 infuse put, pour, fillinimical-harmful or un friendly, antagonistic, dissident PR300, K200 inimitable+defying imitation, unmatchableinnocuous+causing no harm PR300, K200 insalubrious / ity- A / CN unhealthy, debilitating / unwholesomeness, debilitationinsignia PN badge worn by soldier to show official positioninsipid-A without taste or flavor, bland, vapid PR300, K200 insolvent-A unable to pay dept, bankrupt A250 insouciant+/-A blithely unconcerned, carefree, indifferent, nonchalant A250 instantiate V represent by an instance or a concrete exampleinsularity-CN narrow-mindedness, state of being isolated or detachedintemperence-CN lack of restraint or moderation; addiction to alcohol A250interdict-prohibit forbidintermittent A marked by regular intervalsintersperse place here and thereintract a ble-A obstinate, unmanageable, froward, refractory, recalcitrant, intransigentintransigent / ce- A / CN uncompromising, , adamant, inexorable / stubbornness, intractability PR300, K200, A250 intrepid+fearless, brave, undaunted PR300, A250 inundate flood cover by overflowing, submerge, engulf, deluge K200inured+accustomed to adapted PR300invective-N abusive language curses, vituperation A250inveigh-to attack verbally denounce deprecate A250inveigle-V to obtain by deception or flattery PR300inveterate deep-rooted, habitual, chronic, long-established, wontedinvolute-complexirascible-irritable, easily angered, choleric PR300, K200ire-angerirksome-tiresome, bothersome, irritatingirresolute-hesitating, undecidedirrevocable final and unalterableitinerate to travel from place to place to peregrinatejaded-A tired, fatiguedjeremiad-PN long and mournful complaint / an expression of grievancejingoism-PN an appeal intended to arouse patriotic emotions, fanatical patriotismjocular+A meant as a jokejuxtapose V to place side by sidelabyrinth / -ine N / A Complex system of pathways where it is easy to get lost / highly intricatelachrymose-causing tears, tearful A250laconic-A rudely abrupt, blunt, brusk, brusque, curt PR300, K200, A250 laconic+A using few words, concise, terse, pithy, compendious, sententious PR300, K200, A250 lament-feel great sorrow ; mournful speech or hymn, elegy, dirgelanguish-V lose vigor, health, or flesh, as through grief ; become feeblelassitude-weariness, tiredness A250latent+A potentially existing but not presently evident or realized, not active B333lechery-N unrestrained indulgence in sexual activity, gross lewdness, lustfulnesslethargic-A drowsy, lazy; indifferent K200, A250levee formal reception / embankment , damlevity-CN lack of seriousnesslibel-statement that damages reputationlibertine-immoral personlien legal claim until a debt on it is repaidlimn paint, portraylint PN cotton or linen fabric used to dress woundslionize+treat as a famous person A250lithe-bending twistingloll rest to sit or stand in a lazy way hang (dog's tongue)lope move along with long stridesloquacious-talkative, garrulous, effusive PR300, K200, A250 lucubrate+write in scholarly fashionluculent+easily understood lucid clearlugubrious-mournful, excessively sad A250lumber-move in a clumsy/noisy waymacabre-gruesome, suggesting deathmacerate make or become soft by soaking in watermachination-PN plot, scheme (esp. evil)magnanimity+CN quality of being noble in mind and heart, forgiving, munificence, largess PR300magnate PN a very wealthy or powerful businessman, tycoonmal adroit-tactless, clumsy A250malaise-unease, physical discomfortmalapropism-misuse of a word (for one that resembles it)malevolence-CN wishing to do evil, antonym of benevolence PR300malinger-to fake illness or injury in order to shirk a duty K200manacle chains for the hands or feetmandate+N order; charge, assign authority tomanumit+V free from slavery or servitude, liberate, emancipatemartinet PN someone who demands exact conformity to rules, disciplinarianmatriculation be admitted, enter a university as a student (after 12th year)maudlin-sentimental in a silly or tearful waymaul-hurt by rough handlingmaverick-rebel, nonconformist PR300mawkish-A effusively or insincerely emotional, sickeningly sentimental (soap opera's)。
词素课 生死ppt
ingenuous [ɪnˈdʒenju:əs] in- (inside) + gen (birth) + -uous (/-ous having, full of, characterized by, having the nature of, like, having to do with)
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progeny [ˈprɔdʒəni:]
pro- (forward) + gen (birth) + -y (a group of)
genocide [ˈdʒenəˌsaɪd]
gen (race) + o + -cide (killer)
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gen: birth; race; origin
genius gen (birth) + -ius (n. the quality of)
pregnant
mort: death
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mortal mortgage
mortify morbid mortuary morgue mortician post-mortem
Latin
mort: death
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mort: death
mortal mort (death) + -al (of, like, having the nature of)
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advantageous, aqueous [ˈeikwiəs]
gn: birth; race; origin
cognate [ˈkɔgˌneɪt]
co- (/com- together) + gn (born, birth) + ate = being born together of the same origin, related in origin Italian and Spanish are cognate languages.
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Publication PAR Approved TGn Formed Selection Process & Criteria Call for Proposals First Proposal Presentations First WG Letter Ballot Confirmation Down Select Joint proposal
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死亡与尸体现象09上半年无安乐死PPT演示文稿
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（五）尸体痉挛： 1.定义：
2.法医学意义： （六）皮革样化：
1.定义： 2. Larcher黑斑： 3.法医学意义： （七）角膜浑浊： 1.定义： 2.形成机制： 3.法医学意义：
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（八）自溶： 1.定义； 2.影响因素； 3.法医学意义
三、晚期尸体现象 （一）腐败：
2.常见的超生反应： 3.意义： 1）有利于器官移植； 2）推断死亡时间；
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三、假死（诈尸，还阳） （一）概念：
指人体的生命功能（如心跳、呼吸等）处于极 度微弱状态时，从外表观察已经死亡，甚至呼吸、 心跳用一般方法未能察觉，但如积极救治，能暂时 或永久的复苏，这种状态，称—— （二）假死的原因： （三）假死的鉴别：
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4.脑死亡与持续植物状态的区别： 5.脑死亡的意义：
1）对器官移植的影响； 2）冲击了传统的医学概念； 二、死亡的过程 （一）濒死期（可逆阶段） （二）临床死亡期（可逆阶段） （三）生物学死亡期（不可逆阶段）
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（四）超生反应： 1.概念： 人作为整个的机体已经死亡，但某些细胞、组织以
及器官仍在一定时期内保持部分或全部生活功能，这 些功能表现出来，称超生反应。
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2.晚期尸体现象：死后24小时后尸体上出现的变化。 根据腐败过程是否中断，分为：
保存型：木乃伊、尸蜡、泥炭鞣尸等。 毁坏型：腐败、白骨化 二、早期尸体现象： 早期尸体现象的意义： ①确证死亡； ②提示尸体曾否被移动； ③推断死亡时间；
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④反映死亡当时躯体的位置和状态；
⑤推断死亡原因；
（一）肌肉松弛：
5.尸斑的分布： 尸体低下部未受压迫的部位，与体位有关；
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6.内脏的血液坠积； 7.尸斑与皮下出血的区别 8.法医学意义： （四）尸僵：
终结者(阿诺施瓦辛格)T幻灯片PPT
Michelle
A sample writing:
The rubbish collector
The rubbish collector is a robot about half the size of a small car. Its body is square and contains a large rubbish bin inside it. It has a camera attached to the top front of its body. Also at the front is a pair of arms. Underneath it has four wheels and six legs. With the camera it can “see〞 rubbish such as paper, glass, and plastic. If the surface of the ground is smooth, it runs on its wheels, and if the ground is rough, it unfolds its legs and walks.
The trouble is he doesn't get too many answers right. He'd probably do better at homework but, you see,
I built him, so he only knows the things he learned from me.
Do You want to play with the real robots?
Guess what these robots are doing
双语：面对死亡——轻轻的离去
双语：面对死亡——轻轻的离去ON JULY 10th two people died whose lives, though long, were shortened by design and with others’ help. Sir Edward Downes, a British conductor, and his wife Joan had travelled to Switzerland, where the law on assisted suicide is the world’s most liberal. He was 85, partly deaf and almost completely blind; she was 74 and had terminal cancer. Holding hands and watched by their son and daughter, they drank a lethal dose of barbiturates and died.In most of the Western world, suicide is not a crime, but helping another to commit it is. But not all the incapacitated, or terminally ill, or permanently despairing are willing to wait for a natural death, or to take messy and uncertain measures to kill themselves without medical help. Increasingly, they travel to Switzerland, where assisting suicide is a crime only if it is done for gain (around 100 foreigners each year die at Dignitas, a suicide clinic in Zurich) and lobby their governments to change the law at home. In only a few places—Belgium, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, the American states of Oregon and Washington—have such efforts succeeded. Most countries muddle along, turning a blind 2009年7月10日，l两位老人亲自结束了他们的生命，尽管他们可以活的更久，但却在他人的帮助下有意的缩短了自己的生命。
MyHelmetSavedMyLifeSafety课件课件整理
Language points
5.take off 脱下
【拓展】take off 还表示“ ( 飞机等) 起飞”之意
e.g. When an aeroplane takes off, it leaves the ground and starts flying.
New Words
碎石;岩石
e.g. She bent down, picked up a rock and threw it into the trees.
rock
/rɒk/
New Words碎石;岩石e.g. She bent do
New Words
stick
e.g. The bad people stick a knife in her arm just now.
Free talkTopic：Are you always
New Words
/ˈhelmɪt/
e.g. The man on the motorcycle wore a helmet.
helmet
头盔;防护帽
New Words /ˈhelmɪt/e.g. The ma
New Words
sudden
People should ride carefully.They shouldn ’ t ride too fast.They might injure themselves or someone else.
The answer is open.
Lead in1. What should people
Language points 4.lie down 躺下”
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and very Painful.
YOU Will DIE!
行为危险 切勿模仿
The chef was completely clueless.But when she heard the chef returning,she dropped the eபைடு நூலகம்idence, and found a place to hied.Faye would have made a clean getaway.
In hell’s kitchen,and wound up…
灰飞烟灭，却在地 狱的厨房里。
The next morning the discovered…Faye had overcooked herself . 第二天早上他们发现…菲怡 已经把自己煮熟了。
In a small enclosed space would form blisters right away
The film is "the Black Death" around the topic, may seem horrible, but from the other point of view, can be seen as the film is science and education people away from death, is very meaningful. Secondly, on the other hand to teach people to do good.
1000 ways to die.
This is USA SPIKE radio in 2008 May launched a program "1000 ways to die", the television program ratings throne firmly.
这是美国SPIKE电台2008年5月 开播的一档节目《1000种死 法》，使该电视台稳坐收视率宝 座的节目。