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½üÒå´Ê---Wait,Await

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Àý£ºWe can wait here until he comes.
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How long have you been waiting for me ?
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We are anxiously awaiting your reply .
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She was at the door awaiting him.
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½üÒå´Ê---Wither, Fade

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The blue rug has faded over the year.
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½üÒå´Ê---Wild, Fierce, Savage

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Àý£ºSome wild horses still live in the valley.
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Is the sac and Fox Indian tribe a wild one?
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He was a fierce fighter.
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The fierce robbers come down from the mountains.
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I have never met such savage manners.
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He has a savage temper.
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½üÒå´Ê---Waste, Garbage, Junk, Refuse, Rubbish, Trash

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There is too much waste in this house.
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The park is covered with old cans and other forms of garbage.
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Waiters put their leftovers in the garbage can.
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The whole room is full of junk.
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Their mother enlisted them to remove junk for a trash pickup.
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The refuse was unloadedat the city dump.
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Throw the refuse in the garbage can.
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The rubbish must be thrown away.
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He is talking rubbish.
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Gather up the leaves and put them with the rest of the trash.
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Don't waste your time reading that trash!
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½üÒå´Ê---Walk, Stride, Stroll, Plod

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Àý£ºLet us walk in the park for a while.
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We got off the bus and walked the last few blocks.
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She turned and strode off.
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The soldiers are striding with a dignified gait.
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They are strolling players.
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A huge crowd strolled down Fifth Avenue in the Easter Parade.
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The poor old man plods along,hardly able to lift each food.
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The old horse plodded up the road.
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½üÒå´Ê---Waiter,Servant, Attendant

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Àý£ºWaiters and waitresses work in restaurants ,hotels, cafe and snack
bars.
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While we were waiting for the coffee, the head waiter came up to
us bearing a large basket full of huge peaches.
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The millionaire had a staff of 30 servants.
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In poor countries, live-in servants are present in home not only
of the wealthy but also of middle-ciass families.
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The queen was always surrounded by her attendants.
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The attendants went out backwards.
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½üÒå´Ê---Vocal, Oral, Spoken, Colloquial

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He was very vocal in his objections.
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Let's have oral practice.
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You had an oral examination, didn't you?
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This word is used in spoken language.
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She is a soft-spoken woman.
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This is a colloquial expression.
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He studies English colloquial style.
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½üÒå´Ê---View, Scenery, Scene, Sight

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It was our first view of the ocean.
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The scenery of this country is unparalleled.
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The train moved slowly south through flat, drab mainline scenery.
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The boats in the harbour make a beautiful scene.
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The scene of sunset was very beautiful.
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We will go and see the sights of New York.
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The Imperial Palace is one of the sights of China.
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½üÒå´Ê---Victory, Triumph

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The officers led their men to victory in battle.
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We finally won a diplomatic triumph.
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Perhaps that was to be my greatest moment of triumph!
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Vibrate, Sway, Swing, Rock

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Àý:The whole house vibrates whenever a heavy lorry passes.
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Dick's heavy footsteps upstairs make the old house vibrate.
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The branches of the tree swayed in the wind.
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His resolution swayed after the first failure.
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The pendulum stopped swinging.
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The lantern hanging overhead swung in the wind.
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Mother is rocking her baby into sleep.
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The earthquake rocks houses.
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Vest, Waistcoat

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Jimmy is wearing a vest under a coat.
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The sleeves of a pale blue waistcoat came only to her elbows.
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He left off his waistcoat as soon as he came into the room.
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Vessel, Container

Vessel(n.)---¡°ÈÝÆ÷¡±¡£Ö¸Ê¢×°ÒºÌåµÄÓþߡ£
Container(n.)---¡°ÈÝÆ÷¡±¡£Ö¸Ê¢×°¹ÌÌå»òÒºÌåµÄÈÕ³£Óþߡ£

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He began putting the sacred vessels away.
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I couldn't find my soap container.
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Another thousand metres along the the coast stood the fat silver
containers at Whitegate.
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Vertical, Upright

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Àýlease notice, it is a vertical line.
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The cliff rose in a vertical wall from the sea.
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Several columns among the ruins still stood defiantly upright.
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He is an upright citizen.
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Version, Translation

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Àý:There are many versions of the Bible.
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I have never read the King James version of the Bible.
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I have read a Japanese translation of Hamlet.
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All quotations from Latin texts are given in translation.
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Vanquish, Conquer, Overcome

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Overcome(v.)---¡°¿Ë·þ¡±¡£ÆÕͨÓÃÓï¡£Ö¸¿Ë·þÈκαØÐë¿Ë·þµÄ¶«Î÷¡£

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The king's army vanquished the rebels.
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The Norman conquered England in 1066.
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Man can conquer nature.
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You must overcome your bad habits.
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The fire was completely overcome by daybreak.
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