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week 2 1 Infuriate (vt.) to make someone very anger. Their joke infuriates him. Looking Ahead

2 Arouse (vt.) casue to become anger We have to arouse all of the people to fight with our enemies during the war. Looking Ahead

3 Electronmagnetic (adv) pertaining to electromagentism There are many useful inventions are electormagenetic. Physic in the Arts

4 Velocity (n) speed What's the velocity of that car? Physic in the Arts

5 Relevance(n) application or connection She didn't understand the relevance about the topic. Physic in the Arts

6 Recuperation(n) healing or through the rest She needs recuperation after giving brith. Psychology Lecture notes

7 Facilitate(v) increase or stimulate Information processing can facilitate our memory. Psychology Lecture notes

8 Paradoxical(adj) inexplicable or something are self contradictory The teacher give us a paradoxical concept in the class. Psychology Lecture Notes

9 Latent(adj) may exist We can not find the latent dangers now. Psychology Lecture Notes

10 Irresistible(adj) can not avoid Chinese food is irresistible for me, so I cook them every day. Psychology Lecture Notes

11 Jaguar(n) a kind of tigers which exist in the South American I like to see jaguar in a animal park even though they are very dangerous. Psychology Lecture Notes

WEEK 3 1 Therapeutic (adj) restore to health A doctor should know the whole therapeutic process before beginning. Looking Ahead

2 Merit (n) benefit or advantage Speaking English has a merit which is the most popular language can be understand by most people in the world. Looking Ahead

3 Aggressive (adj) characteristic of an enemy to fight The dogs are trained to be aggressive. Looking Ahead

4 Awareness(n) consciousness Environmental awareness has increased over the years.

5 Enterprise(n) endeavor to do sth. He is a man of great enterprise.

6 Hereditary (adj.) something can be inheredable She believes that hereditary peerages should be deleted. Looking Ahead

7 Prolong (v) make it long or increase Every one want to prolong their life. Looking Ahead

8 Fascinated (adj) instenly interested People who are fascinated drugs will lose their life finally. Looking Ahead

9 indomitable(adj) impossible to give up We should learn from his indomitable encourage. Looking Ahead

10 Laud(v) honor All the dead people from helping people who in earthquake should be lauded. Looking Ahead

Week 4 1 shaping (adj) constructive or regulate The shaping productions will be sold in this shopping mall. Making connection

2 neuron (n) a cell which connect with never system Neuron is very important for our body. Making connection

3 Appraisal (n) the classification of something 's worth assessment people have different appraisal of this even. Making connection

4 Prefrontal (adj) something in front of head I want to have prefrontal hair after this summer. Making Connection

5 Coma (n) a kind of satuation about do not know anything She went to a coma when she saw blood. Making Connection

6 Spontaneous (adj) something happend from heart and nautual I like to make friends who are spontaneous. Making Connection

7 Initial (adj.) beginning My initial score on this math exam is 90. Making Connection

8 Pons a bridge in brain Pons indeed serves as bridge between lower brain part and higer parts. Making connection

9 reticular (adj) sharp of something like a web spider usually produce a reticular web. Making connection

10 Blemish (n) unperfectable part of somethings. There wasn't blemish in his body. Making Connection

Week 5 1 Equivalent (adj.) have the same worth The car is equivalent to the house. Looking Ahead

2 Vacuum (n.) no air The sound cannot be spread in vacuum. Looking Ahead

3 Raven (n.) a kind of brid which are black In our mordorn life, we can rarely see a raven. Looking Ahead

4 Suspend (v) stop or interupt The President has suspended this law. Looking Ahead

5 Detach (v) Make something separate. They detached their trailer. Looking Ahead

6 Edible (adj) somethings can be ated Take some edible food when you go there. Looking Ahead

7 Seize(v) grab Amy seized my hand and shook it. Looking Ahead

8 Maneuver (v) plot or plan They are maneuvering his murder. Looking Ahead

9 leopard (n.) A big cat which in African I saw a man who killed a leopard yesterday. Looking Ahead

10 Nonexistent(adj.) not having existence Unicorns are nonexistent. Looking Ahead

WEEK 6 1 Longevity (n.) have a longer life Good habits promote longevity. Looking Ahead

2 Enhance (v) increase or improve Our living expenses have enhanced. Looking Ahead

3 Antibiotic (n.) a kind of medication or drugs I’m taking antibiotics for a throat infection. Looking Ahead

4 Pacemaker (n) a medical machine which can help heart move up and down. He puts a heart pacemaker to make his longecity. Looking Ahead

5 laud (v) commend The teacher lauds Alendx who is a good student Looking Ahead

6 Pinnacle (n) the top He had reached the pinnacle of his career. Looking Ahead

7 Centenarians (n.) the people who have lived almost 100 years This city has lived 80 centenarians. Looking Ahead

8 Segment (n) a part of something The company dominates this segment of the market. Looking Ahead

9 Delineate (v) define and show or draw somethings It law protects the rights and lifestyle of Hong Kong people and delineates our obligations. Looking Ahead

10 commonplace (n) something that people know and always talk about it Jet travel is now a commonplace. Looking Ahead

WEEK 7 1 Explicit(adj) direct It's an explicit statement. Looking Ahead

2 Commercial(adj) business I work for a commercial radio station. Looking Ahead

3 Inaccurate(adj) not correct We still need fight out this inaccurate statement. Looking Ahead

4 Portrayal(n) a picture of real things His novel is a vivid portrayal of life. Looking Ahead

5 Merely(adv) only, just I merely suggested you should do it again Looking Ahead

6 karate(n) a kind of Kongfu Alice’s boyfriend knew a little karate. Looking Ahead

7 fraternal(adj) a relationship between sisters Shall we apply to fraternal factories for help? Looking Ahead

8 Merchandiser(n) business man She is a successful merchandiser. Looking Ahead

9 Plausible(adj) something can be believed or trusted Her story sounded perfectly plausible. Looking Ahead

10 Occupied(adj) somethings have been owned This is an occupied house, so you cannot buy it anymore. Looking Ahead

WEEK 8 1 Mishandle (vt) use a wrong way to solve problem She mishandle this important paper, so her boss is angry now. Looking Ahead

2 Mannerism (n) behavior of speaking or acting He’s copied that mannerism from his brother. Looking Ahead

3 Victim (n) people who are dead when they do their job or task. Most of the victims were shot in the back when they are trying to run away. Looking Ahead

4 Swarthy (adj) black or healthy His skin is swarthy. Looking Ahead

5 Mobster (n.) people who crime He is a mobster because he stole a old man 's money. Looking Ahead

6 Archetypal(adj.) the frist or the model This is the archetyal picture of the new airport. Looking Ahead

7 Hoodlum (n) people who make a crime there are many polices because hoodlums arrived bank and took a lot of money from bank. Looking Ahead

8 Snobbish(adj.) believe himself is the best. She’s much too snobbish to stay at that plain hotel. Looking Ahead

9 Perfume(n) something has a good smell Almost perfumes are made by France. Looking Ahead

10 Plausible(adj) have some good reason or can be believed Her story sounded perfectly plausible. Looking Ahead

WEEK 9 1 Profound(adj.) deep or important He has a profound knowledge of mathematics. Looking Ahead

2 Pharmaceutical(adj) drug or medicine She has donated money to establish a pharmaceutical laboratory. Looking Ahead

3 Prescription(n) written instructions for an optician The dispenser quickly filled the prescription for me. Looking Ahead

4 Diarrhea(n) looseness of the bowels Three days later his diarrhea was checked. Looking Ahead

5 Interfere(v) get involved As he is always interfering, I told him to mind his own business. Looking Ahead

6 Antibiotics(n) a kind of medication Antibiotics is effective to cure throat infection. Looking Ahead

7 Grave(n) for dead people to sleep or rest She laid flowers on the grave. Looking Ahead

8 Bribe (v) give other gifts to achieve their goal He who bribes is to be despised in China. Looking Ahead

9 Deliberate(adj) something are considered very carefully He did it in a deliberate manner. Looking Ahead

10 Anorexia(n) a common eating disorder. Anorexia can creep up on young girls when they least expect it. Looking Ahead