Fixed-income

Adjective

1.      used to describe investments such as bonds that pay the same amount of money every month, year, etc.

  E.g. some experts predict that we might start to see a shift from shares to fixed-income bonds

inflationary period

inflationary

Adjective

1.      relating to or causing inflation

E.g. time and again, economists have warned that higher oil prices are inflationary.

repair

Verb

1.      to get something that is damaged or broken back into good condition, or to make something that is not working correctly work again

E.g. he recommended a local company that repairs computers.

ac- to get it

Ex: acknowledge, accept, achieve

xenophobia

Noun

1.      extreme dislike or fear of foreigners, their customs, their religions, etc.

xerox

Verb

1.      to make a copy of a document by using a Xerox machine

c.c.(carbon copy)

liquid paper 立可白

conceit

Noun

1.      a result of mental activity

2.      individual opinion

    fate: something ou can’t control

/

\

    destine: intention to change

forbidden city 紫禁城

metaphysical poetry

metaphysical

Adjective

1.      the part of philosophy that is about understanding existence and knowledge

ob- negative

Ex: obscure, obscene, obessed