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  1 pound

  v.to hit with force again and again

  v. 敲打;重擊

  The writer used to pound out his story using his typewriter.

  2 shutter

  n.covers for a window that close like a door v.to close with shutter

  n. 百葉窗 v. 為…裝百葉窗

  They locked the door and shuttered the windows.

  3 veranda

  n.a long opens structure on the outside of a building that has a roof

  n. 走廊

  He whiled away his afternoon in the inn's wide veranda.

  4 scuttle

  v.scurry;destroy

  v. 急促的跑;破壞

  There are those who try and scuttle the opportunity no matter what.

  5 creak

  v.to make a high,long

  sound; n. a rasping noise

  v. 發出嘎吱聲; n. 嘎吱聲

  The story creaks along to a dull conclusion.

  6 brazier

  n.one who works in brass; a pan for holding burning coals

  n. 銅匠;火盆

  He asked the servant to bring a charcoal brazier.

  7 glisten

  v.to shine with light reflected off a wet surface

  v. 閃光

  Dewdrops glistened in the morning sun.

  8 drench

  v. to make completely wet

  v. 使濕透

  She was drenched in furs and diamonds and lost herself.

  9 deferential

  a.showing or expressing deference

  a. 恭敬的

  The man had the deferential attitude of someone who had been a servant his entire life.

  10 maternal

  a.of or relating to a mother

  a. 母親的，母性的

  Her maternal instincts told her that something was wrong.

  11 candidacy

  n. the position of a person who is trying to be elected

  n. 候選資格

  No one has ever doubted his candidacy.

  12 startle

  v.to surprise or frighten suddenly and usually not seriously

  v. 使嚇一跳;使驚奇

  Try to keep your voice down since the baby startles easily.

  13 preposterous

  a. very foolish or silly

  a. 荒謬的，可笑的

  The idea that extraterrestrials built the pyramids is preposterous.

  14 frantic

  a.feeling or showing a lot of fear and worry

  a. 狂亂的，瘋狂的

  The frantic parents were searching all over the fairgrounds for their lost child.

  15 engender

  v. to be the source or cause of

  v. 使產生

  A suggestion to go out for pizza that didn't seem to engender any interest.

  16 ambivalent

  a. showing simultaneous and contradictory attitudes or feelings toward an object, person, or action

  a. 矛盾的

  They are ambivalent about whether the quality of online content would suffer if companies could not charge more.

  17 egocentric

  a. caring too much about yourself and not about other people

  a. 自我為中心的

  The cult attracts egocentric people who are preoccupied with reaching their potentials as individuals.

  18 utilize

  v.to use for a particular purpose

  v. 利用

  We must utilize all the tools at our disposal.

  19 calibrate

  v.to adjust or mark so that it can be used in an accurate and exact way

  v. 校正，調整

  From the Moon, Earth is an ideal reference point to calibrate the cameras.

  20 crystallography

  n.a science that deals with the forms and structures of crystalls

  n. 結晶學

  He experts in crystallography.

  21 permutation

  n.one of the many different ways or forms in which something exists of can be arranged

  n. 排列，置換

  The system has gone through several permutations.

  22 duplicate

  a.exactly the same as something else; v.to make ann exact copy of

  n. 副本;v. 復制

  The CEO ushered the company into duplicating last year's success.

  23 vantage

  n.benefit,gain;superiority in a contest

  n. 優勢

  The vantages had all been ours for the first half of the contest.

  24 barge

  n.a large boat;v.to move or push in a fast,awkward and often rude way

  n. 游艇; v. 蹣跚

  He came rushing down the stairs, barging into the crowd of people at the bottom.

  25 laden

  a.loaded heavily with something

  a. 負載的，滿載的

  She toed through the garden laden with the roses.

  26 spire

  n. a slender tapering blade or stalk

  n. 尖頂

  The unscrupulous child cut his finger on the spires.

  27 pulpit

  n.a raised platform where a priest of minister stands when leading a worship service

  n. 講道臺

  The priest preached as usual on the pulpit.

  28 scrawl

  v.to write or draw very quickly or carelessly

  v. 潦草地寫

  Unwilling to confess his crimes, Jeremy scrawled his name on the papers.

  29 trapes

  v.wonder, while

  v. 閑晃

  It's dangerous to trapes at night alone.

  30 pageant

  n. a play or performance made of scenes from a historical event or a legend

  n. 盛會，游行

  We always put on a Christmas pageant every year.

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