滿一百個字了耶~
為了慶祝今天幫每一個單字都找了一張圖片~~!
但其實看到、認識的當然沒那麼多。真糟糕= =
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單字日記 2/4
91.
trenchant adj. 一針見血；精闢
OED: Incisive; vigorous and clear; effective, energetic.
Ex: The lawyer's trenchant defense and solid proof left the jury speechless.
92.
truncate v. 截短
OED: To shorten or diminish by cutting off a part; to cut short; to maim, mutilate.
Ex: The axe truncated the tree leaving a stump.
93.
truculent adj. 凶狠的；殘酷不仁的；無禮、傷害性的
OED: Characterized by or exhibiting ferocity or cruelty; fierce, cruel, savage, barbarous. Rude, scathing, harsh.
Ex: His expression was truculent. His words were truculent. His actions were truculent. All in all the werewolf is barely human anymore.
94.
sinuous adj. 蜿蜒的迂迴的
OED: Characterized by or abounding in turns, curves, or sinuosities; sinuate, curving.
Ex: Wherever the snake slithered, it left a sinuous path of slime.
95.
turbulent adj. 導致動亂的
OED: Of persons, their attributes and actions: Causing disturbance or commotion; disposed or inclined to disorder; tumultuous; unruly; violent.
Ex: The twentieth century is an age of turbulent uncertainty and lost identities.
96.
turgid adj. 腫脹；浮誇的
OED: Swollen, distended, puffed out. Inflated, grandiloquent, pompous, bombastic.
Ex: We associated the speaker's turgid language to his turgid appearance.
97.
culpable adj. 該受譴責的
OED: Guilty, criminal; deserving punishment or condemnation. Deserving blame or censure, blameworthy.
Ex: Though it was out of love, the criminal is still culpable.
98.
extricable adj. 可解脫或擺脫的
OED: That may be set free or got out.
Ex: Drugs lead teenagers into inextricable doom.
99.
obsequious adj. 逢迎諂媚的
OED: Unduly or servilely compliant; overly submissive; manifesting or characterized by servility; fawning, sycophantic.
Ex: 陶淵明 would not make obsequious bows for a loaf of bread like all the others.
100.
alabaster n.adj. 雪花石膏, 方解石；雪白平滑的
OED: A term applied to fine translucent varieties of carbonate or sulphate of lime, especially to the pure white variety of the latter used for vases, ornaments, and busts.
Ex: Her skin was like alabaster, so they call her Snow White.
為了慶祝今天幫每一個單字都找了一張圖片~~!
但其實看到、認識的當然沒那麼多。真糟糕= =
===================================
單字日記 2/4
91.
trenchant adj. 一針見血；精闢
OED: Incisive; vigorous and clear; effective, energetic.
Ex: The lawyer's trenchant defense and solid proof left the jury speechless.
92.
truncate v. 截短
OED: To shorten or diminish by cutting off a part; to cut short; to maim, mutilate.
Ex: The axe truncated the tree leaving a stump.
93.
truculent adj. 凶狠的；殘酷不仁的；無禮、傷害性的
OED: Characterized by or exhibiting ferocity or cruelty; fierce, cruel, savage, barbarous. Rude, scathing, harsh.
Ex: His expression was truculent. His words were truculent. His actions were truculent. All in all the werewolf is barely human anymore.
94.
sinuous adj. 蜿蜒的迂迴的
OED: Characterized by or abounding in turns, curves, or sinuosities; sinuate, curving.
Ex: Wherever the snake slithered, it left a sinuous path of slime.
95.
turbulent adj. 導致動亂的
OED: Of persons, their attributes and actions: Causing disturbance or commotion; disposed or inclined to disorder; tumultuous; unruly; violent.
Ex: The twentieth century is an age of turbulent uncertainty and lost identities.
96.
turgid adj. 腫脹；浮誇的
OED: Swollen, distended, puffed out. Inflated, grandiloquent, pompous, bombastic.
Ex: We associated the speaker's turgid language to his turgid appearance.
97.
culpable adj. 該受譴責的
OED: Guilty, criminal; deserving punishment or condemnation. Deserving blame or censure, blameworthy.
Ex: Though it was out of love, the criminal is still culpable.
98.
extricable adj. 可解脫或擺脫的
OED: That may be set free or got out.
Ex: Drugs lead teenagers into inextricable doom.
99.
obsequious adj. 逢迎諂媚的
OED: Unduly or servilely compliant; overly submissive; manifesting or characterized by servility; fawning, sycophantic.
Ex: 陶淵明 would not make obsequious bows for a loaf of bread like all the others.
100.
alabaster n.adj. 雪花石膏, 方解石；雪白平滑的
OED: A term applied to fine translucent varieties of carbonate or sulphate of lime, especially to the pure white variety of the latter used for vases, ornaments, and busts.
Ex: Her skin was like alabaster, so they call her Snow White.
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