n. 大猩猩，暴徒，打手；

n. 美食家，讲究吃喝的人；

[例句] Flavored coffee is sold at gourmet food stores and coffee shops...

[例句] The couple share a love of gourmet cooking.

adj. 有木纹的，除去毛的，漆成木纹的，木纹状；

[例句] ...a grain of wheat.

[例句] ...rice grains.

n. 伟大，宏伟，壮观，富丽堂皇；

[例句] ...the grandeur and natural beauty of South America...

[例句] Only inside do you appreciate the church's true grandeur.

adj. 夸张的，大言不惭的；

[例句] She attacked her colleagues for indulging in 'grandiose and grandiloquent language'.

adv. 不付款地，免费地，白，无偿，不取分文；

[例句] David gives the first consultation gratis.

n. （炙烤食物用的）烤架，美式橄榄球球场，船架，火刑铁

[例句] ...the greatest quarterback in gridiron history.

adj. 沾满污垢的，满是灰尘的，肮脏的；

[例句] ...a grimy industrial city.

adj. 谨慎的，有保留的；v. 保护，控制( guard的过去式和过去分词 )；

[例句] The boy gave him a guarded look...

[例句] In the office, Dr. Lahey seemed less guarded, more relaxed.

n. 体操家，体操运动员；

除掉，去掉，涤荡，革除，摈除；

adj. 发电的；v. 生（儿、女）( generate的过去式和过去分词 )，（通过物理或化学过程）发生，生成，引起；

[例句] The Employment Minister said the reforms would generate new jobs.

[例句] ...the excitement generated by the changes in Eastern Europe.

adj. 口的，张口的，敞口的，多洞穴的；v. 目瞪口呆地凝视( gape的现在分词 )，张开，张大；

[例句] His secretary stopped taking notes to gape at me...

[例句] He was not the type to wander round gaping at everything like a tourist.

adj. 灌足酒的，醉的；

[例句] ...grease-stained hands.

[例句] I greased front and rear hubs and adjusted the brakes.

n. 重像，拖毛；

[例句] ...the ghost of Marie Antoinette...

[例句] The village is haunted by the ghosts of the dead children.

adj. 探索的，暗中摸索的；v. 暗中摸，摸索( grope的现在分词 )，探索，搜寻；

[例句] With his left hand he groped for the knob, turned it, and pulled the door open...

[例句] Bunbury groped in his breast pocket for his wallet.

int. 再见！；n. 告辞，告别；

v. 塞住[堵住] （某人的）嘴，使缄默，剥夺…的言论自由( gag的现在分词 )，窒息，插科打诨，很想得到；

[例句] His captors had put a gag of thick leather in his mouth.

[例句] I gagged him with a towel.

adj. 胃的，胃部的；

[例句] He suffered from diabetes and gastric ulcers.

n. 笨蛋，蠢货，对电脑痴迷的人，不可救药的人；