n. 提议，课程，贡品，祭品，奉献物；v. 提供(offer的ing形式)；
[例句] It was very, very good, far better than vegetarian offerings in many a posh restaurant.
[例句] ...the holiest of the Shinto rituals, where offerings are made at night to the great Sun.
n. 代替，代用，替换，取代（作用）；
[例句] They were substituting violence for dialogue...
[例句] You could always substitute a low-fat soft cheese...
vt. 揭去…的面罩，拉开…的帷幔，使公之于众，揭露；vi. 除去面纱（或覆盖物），揭幕，揭露出来，显露；
[例句] ...a ceremony to unveil a monument to the victims.
[例句] Mr Werner unveiled his new strategy this week...
vt.& vi. （使）休会，（使）休庭；
[例句] The proceedings have now been adjourned until next week...
[例句] I am afraid the court may not adjourn until three or even later.
vt. 赞赏，称赞，欣赏，想要；
[例句] I admired her when I first met her and I still think she's marvellous...
[例句] He admired the way she had coped with life...
n. 农业，农耕，农业生产，农学；
[例句] The Ukraine is strong both in industry and agriculture.
n. 机场，航空站；
[例句] ...Heathrow Airport, the busiest international airport in the world.
n. 类似，相似，比拟，类比，类推；
[例句] It is probably easier to make an analogy between the courses of the planets, and two trains travelling in the same direction.
adj. 应答的，答复的；v. 答复( answer的现在分词 )，解答，答辩，适应；
[例句] I knew Ben was lying when he answered me...
[例句] Just answer the question...
n. 敌手，反对者，对抗肌，拮抗肌，对抗药，（戏剧，小说等的）反面人物；
[例句] Spassky had never previously lost to his antagonist.
n. 附属物，依附的人，附属器官，附属肢体（如臂、腿、尾等）；
[例句] ...the growing demand in Wales for recognition that it was not just an appendage to England...
[例句] Macmillan must have loathed being judged as a mere appendage to domestic politics.
n. 艺术家，画家，能手，骗子；
[例句] ...the studio of a great artist...
[例句] Each poster is signed by the artist...
vt. 弄清，确定，查明；
[例句] Through doing this, the teacher will be able to ascertain the extent to which the child understands what he is reading...
[例句] Once they had ascertained that he was not a spy, they agreed to release him...
vt. 把…归于，认为…是由于，认为…具有；
[例句] An autopsy eventually ascribed the baby's death to sudden infant death syndrome.
[例句] We do not ascribe a superior wisdom to government or the state.
vt. 使惊讶，使大为吃惊；
[例句] My news will astonish you...
[例句] Her dedication constantly astonishes me.
n. 亲笔签名，亲笔稿，手稿，真迹石版复制品；vt. 在…上亲笔签名，亲笔书写，亲笔签字，用石版术复制；adj. 亲笔的，自署的；
[例句] He went backstage and asked for her autograph...
[例句] Young autograph hunters clustered around the players' entrance.
n. 母狗，淫妇，牢骚事，坏女人；vi. 埋怨，发牢骚，挖苦，（背后）说坏话；vt. 把…搞糟，弄坏，抱怨，埋怨；
[例句] They're forever bitching about everybody else.
vt. 自夸，自吹自擂，夸口说，以有…而自豪，自负有；n. 夸口，自负，自负的事物，引以为傲的东西，自夸的话，扬言；
[例句] Witnesses said Furci boasted that he took part in killing them...
[例句] Carol boasted about her costume...
n. （猪等的）鬃毛，刚毛，（动，植物的）短硬毛，（人的）胡须茬；vi. 发怒，（像鬃毛似的）竖立，（因害怕、激怒等而）毛发直立，密密地覆盖；vt. 使（毛发等像鬃毛似的）直立，把…弄粗糙，给（刷子等）安鬃毛，使林立；
[例句] ...two days' growth of bristles...
[例句] He rubbed his hands over the soft bristles of his crew cut.
v. （使）燃烧( burn的过去式和过去分词 )，使用某物为燃料，烧毁，烧坏；
[例句] Fires were burning out of control in the center of the city...
[例句] There was a fire burning in the large fireplace...