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Implied Main Ideas

pediatrician小兒科醫生

slam

peevish 鄙視

stirred up

Dante地勢黑暗

get embarrassed

right hand side

as well 連接詞

scream at the

Top of their lungs

reinforces

I’m so glad you asked

That’s a very good idea 哈拉語 想問題

Well that’s the great thing

The catcher in the rye

(sparknotes.com)

“Life is a game, boy. Life is a game that one plays according to the rules.’’

Some game感嘆

hot shots

1. consideration

careful thought before making a decision or judgment about something

-We have given careful consideration to your claim for compensation.

2. grief

a strong feeling of sadness, usually because someone has died

-An extraordinary outpouring of grief followed the death of the princess.

3. helpless

not able to do anything without help

-He looked helpless sitting there all alone.

4. impulsive

done suddenly, without thinking what the result will be

-Inviting them had been an impulsive gesture.

5. manipulate

to influence someone, or to control something, in a clever or dishonest way

-He knows how to manipulate an audience.

6. manners

traditionally accepted ways of behaving that show a polite respect for other people

-Children learn manners by observing their parents.

7. proceed

to continue to happen

-These negotiations had been proceeding since the late 1960s.

8. reinforce

to make an idea, belief, or feeling stronger

-These latest figures reinforce the view that economic growth is slowing.

9.slam

to shut a door or a lid with great force so that it makes a loud noise, often because you are angry

-He ran from the room, slamming the door behind him.

10. wail

to shout or cry with a long high sound to show that you are in pain or are very sad

-The baby wailed all night.

11. writhe

to move by twisting and turning, especially when you feel a lot of pain

-He writhed in agony on the ground.

12. authoritative

based on the best, most complete, and most reliable information

-an authoritative report on drug use among teenagers

13. field

an area of land used for keeping animals or growing food

-There were horses grazing in the next field.

14. jerk

to move very suddenly, or to make something move suddenly

-The train jerked forwards.

15. moan

to complain about something in an annoying way

-There's no point in moaning and groaning.

16. pleadingly

if you say something pleadingly, or if you look at someone pleadingly, your voice or expression shows that you want something very much

-Nelson looked at her pleadingly.

17. poll

an occasion when a lot of people are asked what they feel about something, usually by a company paid by a political party, television programme etc

-They're worried about the government's present low standing in the polls.

18. propel

to cause someone to do a particular thing or to cause something to happen

-She was propelled by a desire to prove everyone else wrong.

19. remainder

the remainder the part of something that is left after the rest has gone or been finished

-We must keep our costs down for the remainder of the financial year.

20. remedy

a solution to a particular problem

-Pericles foresaw that peace would lead to unemployment, and among his remedies was a public building programme.

21. sob

to cry noisily while taking short breaths

-I could hear her sobbing.

22. steady

firmly held in a particular position without moving or shaking

-Hold the torch steady so I can see better.

23. straighten

straighten or straighten out to make something straight

-He put on his jacket and straightened his tie.

24. with ease:

the ability to do something easily

-Young children seem to master computer games with ease.

25. arrange

to make plans for something to happen, for example by agreeing a time and place

-I'm trying to arrange a meeting with their sales director.