n. 弹弓，石弩，飞机弹射器，弹射座椅；vt. 用弩炮发射，用弹弓射，用弹射器发射，猛投；vi. 用弹射器弹射，快速移动；
[例句] We've all seen enough dummies catapulting through windscreens in TV warnings to know the dangers of not wearing seat belts...
[例句] He was catapulted into the side of the van.
n. (-)阴极，负极；
adj. 混沌的，一片混乱的，一团糟的，无秩序的；
[例句] My own house feels as filthy and chaotic as a bus terminal...
[例句] Mullins began to rummage among the chaotic mess of papers on his desk.
n. 凹面，成凹形；adj. 凹的；vt. 使成凹形；
[例句] ...a concave stomach.
[例句] ...the concave bottom of an empty hair spray container.
vi. 同意，互助，同时发生，共同作用；
[例句] Local feeling does not necessarily concur with the press...
[例句] Daniels and Franklin concurred in an investigator's suggestion that the police be commended...
adj. 有传染性的，传染病的，有感染力的，会蔓延的；
[例句] ...a highly contagious disease of the lungs.
[例句] Laughing is contagious...
n. 教养，栽培，耕作，（关系的）培植；
[例句] She also cultivated a small garden of her own.
[例句] ...the few patches of cultivated land.
n. （用作称呼）亲爱的，心爱的人，倍受宠爱的人，亲切友好的的人；adj. 倍受喜爱的，可爱的，迷人的；
[例句] Thank you, darling...
[例句] Oh darling, I love you.
vt. 认为，视为，主张，断定；vi. 认为，视为，以为，作某种评价；
[例句] French and German were deemed essential...
[例句] He says he would support the use of force if the UN deemed it necessary...
n. 顺从，依从，尊重，敬重；
[例句] The old sense of deference and restraint in royal reporting has vanished...
[例句] Out of deference to him, I lowered my head as he prayed.
adv. 故意地，深思熟虑地，从容不迫地；
[例句] It has a deliberate policy to introduce world art to Britain...
[例句] Witnesses say the firing was deliberate and sustained.
vt. 使恶化；vi. 恶化，变坏；
[例句] There are fears that the situation might deteriorate into full-scale war...
[例句] The weather conditions are deteriorating...
n. 区别，分化，分异，衍进，求导数；
[例句] A child may not differentiate between his imagination and the real world...
[例句] At this age your baby cannot differentiate one person from another.
adj. 数字的，数据的，手指的，指状的；n. 手指，（钢琴等的）琴键，数字；
[例句] The new digital technology would allow a rapid expansion in the number of TV channels.
[例句] ...a digital display.
vi. 离题，岔开话题；adj. 离题的，枝节的；
[例句] I've digressed a little to explain the situation so far, so let me now recap...
[例句] She digressed from her prepared speech to pay tribute to the President.
adj. 残废的，有缺陷的；v. 使无能力( disable的过去式和过去分词)，使残废，使伤残，使无效；
[例句] ...practical problems encountered by disabled people in the workplace.
vt. 剥夺，脱去（衣服），2。从…取去…，1。（给某人）脱衣服；
[例句] The company divested itself of its oil interests.
[例句] ...in the 1960s, when sexual love had been divested of sin...
adj. 温顺的，驯服的，易驾驭的，驯化；
[例句] ...docile, obedient children...
[例句] They wanted a low-cost, docile workforce.
adj. 半信半疑的，犹豫不决的，可疑的，暧昧的，含糊的，不可靠的；
[例句] This claim seems to us to be rather dubious...
[例句] Soho was still a highly dubious area...
n. 雇工，雇员，职工；
[例句] He is an employee of Fuji Bank...
[例句] Many of its employees are women.