Yinan+Zheng

arbitrary: subjective If something is wrong because god forbid it then god make decision arbitraty. From: Text book

praise: applaud When i was a middle school student, everytime when i get a very high grades my mother will praise me. From: Text book

dominate No one can dominate your life except yourself. From: Text book

repress: control Sometimes, repress your emotion is good for the situation when you feel angry. From: Text book

morality n. concern with the distinction between good and evil or right and wrong; right or good conduct. Jacelin is a person of strict morality. The Elements of Moral Phiosophy ix

newcomer n. any new participant in some activity. The newcomer is not used to the heavy traffic in big cities. The Elements of Moral Phiosophy ix

confront v. be face to face with. A soldier has to confront danger. The Elements of Moral Phiosophy ix

satisfactoty adj. giving satisfaction. I hope this arrangement will be satisfactory to you. The Elements of Moral Phiosophy ix

backdrop n. scenery hung at back of stage. The World War Ⅱ provided the backdrop for the film. The Elements of Moral Phiosophy ix

embarrassing adj. hard to deal with; especially causing pain or embarrassment. It was acutely embarrassing for us all. The Elements of Moral Phiosophy ix

inevitably adv. in such a manner as could not be otherwise. In the way you go on,you are inevitably coming apart. The Elements of Moral Phiosophy x

prevail v. be larger in number, quantity, power, status or importance. This fashion still prevails. The Elements of Moral Phiosophy x

anencephaly n. a defect in brain development resulting in small or missing brain hemispheres. Baby Theresa had anencephaly, one of the worst genetic disorders. The Elements of Moral Phiosophy p1

skull n. the bony skeleton of the head of vertebrates. the bony skeleton of the head of vertebrates. The Elements of Moral Phiosophy p1

enrage When someone talks about my best friend, it will enraged me. From:Text book

Dutifully: loyalty The people in China will dutifully the rule of his culture. From: Text book

Anecdotes: interesting story Our teacher always tell us some anecdotes at class so that we can all pay attention to what he said. From: Text book

Pessimists: people who always feel sad about themselves Pessimists always do something that normal people cannot understand, they even kill theirselves sometimes. From: Text book

Inscrutable: cannot understand People from different cutures sometime are utterly inscrutable other's culture. From: Text book

Utterly: totally People from different cutures sometime are utterly inscrutable other's culture. From: Text book

colliding: meet When two best colliding in the same place they often very happy. From: Text book

beget: cause Sometimes angry can begets a worse situation than before. From: Text book

Provoke: cause When someone says bad words to you, it can provoke your angry. From: Text book

Remedies: something you do to fix something. Sometimes home remedies can relieve sleep disorders. From: Text book . Denmark (v.) make a different, seperate while preparing the examm, demark the notes seem useful. vocabulary book

margin n. the side of the books margins may help stdents remamber and summery the context. vocabulary book

connote (v.) means, imply sometimes, some special words may connote some different meanings. vocabulary book denote (v.) show, order students have to follow what teachers have denoted. vocabulary book verisimilar (adj.) looks lamost the same julies's drawing is very versimilar and liked by many people.' vocabulary book disparate (adj.) special, distinguish sometimes, disparate ideas may not suported by most people, but it may be the best choice. vocabulary book communal (adj,) public's these communal facilities make citizens' lives more convinient. vocabulary book transpicuous n.） could be seen though this window seem so clean that it looks like transpicuous. vocabulary book auspice (n.) prediction some people believe in auspice than themselves. vocabulary book conspicuous (adj.) outstanding his performance is so conspicuous that many people remember him. vocabulary book

purchase(n):the acquisition of something for payment I purchase some food yesterday. Academic word list

category(n):a collection of things sharing a common attribute Differernt categories have different valuse. Academic word list

.invest(v): make an investment Vesting is a good way to earn money. Academic word list

acquire(v):come into the possession of something concrete or abstract We need to acquire more information. Academic word list

site(n):the piece of land on which something is located (or is to be located) The site of new home is very good. Academic word list

range(n):an area in which something acts or operates or has power or control Many choices we have in this range. Academic word list

conduct(v):manner of acting or conducting yourself. He conducts the term to be the best. Academic word list

restrict(v):place restrictions on The new rule will restric stundent's freedom. Academic word list

perceive(v):to become aware of through the senses He has preceive the danger. Academic word list

element(n):an abstract part of something Different objectes have different element. Academic word list