Dies Lunae

被 Haskell 纏得團團轉，寫EXP1 的 Interpreter 寫到懷疑自己是不是太有自信了，
自以為可能可以寫得出來，以為已經看懂老師給的程式了，
結果還是太自以為是了吧?
我還是太弱了，至少認清這點。

剛要拿單字出來背忽然找不到...喔在電腦後面 (怎會放到那裏?)

明明只要4行code的東西為什麼就是寫不出來??
原因其實是HUGS 出了問題...我就算寫出來它也不幫我翻譯...所以無從debug
QQ...我需要抱抱(hugs)...

不知道為什麼我今天一直罵騎士...

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141.
recede v. 收回；後退

To go or move back or further away; to retreat or draw back.
Ex: Napolean was forced to recede after his defeat at Waterloo.

142.
reciprocal adj. 回報、答謝；互補的
Relating to, or of the nature of, a mutual or simultaneous exchange; given and received mutually; traded, exchanged.
Ex: Two countries make a reciprocal trade agreement that is mutually beneficial.

143.
imperturbable adj. 沉著冷靜的
Not capable of being or liable to be mentally perturbed, agitated, or excited; unexcitable; serene, calm.
Ex: Though the assignment was due in ten minutes, the student remained imperturbable, working silently.

144.
congruent adj. 相同的；一致的

Accordant, suitable, proper
Ex: Two triangles are congruent either through proof of SAS, SSS, or ASA.

145.
recreant adj. 不忠誠、膽小的

Designating a person who admits to having been defeated or overcome; that yields or surrenders; in a condition of surrender or defeat; defeated; (hence) cowardly, faint-hearted, craven, afraid.
Ex: The recreant knight who failed to save the fair lady was a shame to the kingdom.

146.
rectitude n. 誠實正直的
The quality of being correct or true; rightness, fittingness; correctness of (intellectual or artistic) judgement, opinion, or procedure.
Ex: I admire the rectitude and despise the inequity.

147.
redolent adj. 芬芳的

Pleasant, sweet, fragrant; (in later use also) strong, pungent.
Ex: The air is redolent with the petals of spring.

148.
sully v. 汙染、玷污

To pollute, defile; to soil, stain, tarnish.
Ex: A knight who sullies his honor is a mere coward.

149.
sumptuous adj. 豪華奢侈的

Splendid or magnificent
Ex: Does your saliva drip at the thought of a sumptuous dinner?

150.
supercilious adj. 目中無人
Haughtily contemptuous in character or demeanour; having or marked by an air of contemptuous superiority or disdain.
Ex: Some are supercilious yet so brainless that their arrogant attitude is silly.