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12. cling
[klm]
stick to N.
= cling to N.
= hold on N.
13. twinkley
vi. 抓緊;緊握(clir
something
The boy clung t
busy street.
▶ vi.閃耀;閃爍 to
[twiŋk]]
a
irigir.The lights on th
cheerful glow
twinkle
n. sing. 閃耀;閃
[twink!] Hotiaattoi
br.When Lisa op
her eyes.
14. pity
['piti]
vt. 憐憫;同情
.
The stray dog
wow it some food.
n. [U]憐憫;同

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12. cling
[klm]
stick to N.
oling to N.
= hold on N.
13. twinkle
[twink]]
Lesson 6 The Country of the Blind
vi. (cling-clung-clung) to hold on tightly to someone or
something
.The boy clung tightly to his mother's hand as they crossed the
busy street.
vi. 閃耀;閃爍 to shine with an unsteady light
Cross (4)
go across
⚫ The lights on the Christmas tree twinkled, spreading a warm and
cheerful glow throughout the room.
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twinkle
n. sing. 閃耀;閃亮
1
[twink]]
1
14. pity
[piti]
pity
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[piti]
with
a twinkle in her
eye
one's
eyes
tuinkle with excitement
⚫ When Lisa opened her birthday gift, a twinkle of joy appeared in
vt.
.
her eyes.
to feel sorry for someone because of his or her situation
The stray dog looked thin and weak, so the boy pitied it and offered
it some food. 表達情感的v,不用ving ex:
n. [U] 憐憫;同情,遺憾ongman
.
pity
I love
• Everyone took pity on Nora when her parents suddenly passed
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in awe
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awe-inspiring a £6.
16. smoothness
n. [U]
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[`smuonis]
1
and even, without any rough areas or holes
le roughness enoto. Patty admired the smoothness of the silk scarf. It was so soft and
To smooth aid
pleasant to touch.
▶ adj. 平滑的;平整的
15. awe
away. They felt very sorry for her.
pity
h.
遺憾
ai tuoda
n. [U]
feelings of respect and slight fear
[ɔ]m ansbude gnuotr. The tourists looked up at the pyramids with awe, amazed by their
of 對...感到敬畏.2
and the tourists were
great size and ancient history.o
the quality a surface has when it is completely flat
H
.
The bus drove down the smooth road, providing a comfortab
[smuð]
1
ride for the passengers.

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propose
Suppose
V. by
17. opposition
[apa zifən]
反對
oppose Niving
The idea of N
osed to
= object to
= be
Compose v. (3) be ~ed off@
expose w₤&
impose
v. jth
opposed a bh.
be
[ǝ'poz]
V
18. peculiar
[pr`kjulja]
native/
unique /
2
lindigenous
19. confront
面對
facel
[kǝn frant]
be faced with
-be confronted with
confrontation
[kanfran tefǝn]
20. dilemma
[dǝ'lɛmǝ]
be in
a.
dilemma.
2
to
+N.
.
.
:
disagree with
the idea that TV,
In [U]; the act of strongly disagreeing with somebody or
.
something
There was little opposition to the plan during the meeting. Most
people thought it was a good idea.
vt. 反對;抵制
Many people oppose the idea of building a factory near the town.
They are worried about the pollution it might cause.
adj奇怪的;不尋常的 strange or unusual
⚫The town is known for its peculiar traditions, such as hosting an
vt.
annual wife-carrying championship.
;(of a problem or difficulty) to appear and need to be
dealt with by somebody
⚫. When their boss suddenly died, the workers were confronted with
a major problem. Who would run the company now?
vt. 克服;解決
Rather than just ignore the problem, Ben decided to confront his
fear of public speaking and do something about it.
n.[C]衝突;對抗
The loud music at the party brought the young students into direct
confrontation with their neighbors.
During the meeting, a confrontation broke out when two employees
disagreed on the plan for the project.
n. [C] a situation in which one has to make a difficult
choice between two things
accept a new offer.
是否
• Chris faced a dilemma about whether to stay at his current job
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or

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Lesson
The Country of the
but →連接詞
21. nevertheless
然而,但是[nevadales]
:
- howover = still = yet = though
- nevertheless: none the leny
22. gaze
[gez]
gaze
[gez]
23/envision
[In`vizǝn]
想像
S+V, but +S+V.
however,
(adv儘管如此;然而 in spite of what has just been said
Ray is hard-working) and careful; nevertheless, he some
makes mistakes.
vi. 凝視;注視 to look at something or someone for a long time
• The old man gazed at the photograph, remembering the
.
days of his youth.
n. sing. 凝視;注視
@
Judy felt uncomfortable under the stranger's gaze, so she
buz and quickly moved to a different seat.
▶ vt. 想像;嚮往 to imagine or expect something to hap
Us particular way
U+ /N.
image / picture + of Ving //
fancy lenvision
24. flee mitomoz not bris
[fli]
damul rod yod
10
glori
• Peter envisions himself running his own business one
already making plans for it.
vt. 逃離;逃跑 (fleefledfled) to leave a person or a p
in order to escape from danger
The villagers fled their homes when the floodwater
ran to higher ground for safety.
stil matted a modi ovat griqorylimai
pirismos to caused
TA
giriamos lo s300
to alsom den gnidoos bonera bos bool ilgio boqqiz dostled and to ale

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Idioms and Ph
1. set off 出發;啟程 to start a journey 觸發
Despite the early hour, the travelers set off for the airport to catch their flight.
2. come upon to meet or find someone or something by chance
. I came upon an old friend at the market, and we spent hours catching up on each
lives.
look after I take care of
3. care for to look after a person or animal
⚫ After the surgery,
4. cling to
.
;
Cindy hired a nurse to care for her father and help with his recc
to refuse to stop believing or hoping for something
Despite the difficult situation, Ken clung to the hope that things would get better
5. lay eyes on
to see someone or something, often causing a strong f
• As soon as Mr. Lin laid eyes on the beautiful painting, he knew he had to buy it.
6. worst of all
what is the worst part of a situation
.
The car broke down on the way to the airport, and worst of all, we missed our fl
7. in return (for) 1 (.. ·的)回報、交換 as payment or reward for somethin
Jane helped Lucas with his project, and in return, he offered to buy her lunch.
8. for sb's sake/for the sake of sb.
.
make him or her happy
;
in order to help s
Kevin worked extra hours for the sake of his family, hoping to give them a bette
for sth's sake/for the sake of sth. 為了某事物;因某事物的緣故 because of:
for the purpose of something
⚫ For the sake of his health, Jack stopped eating fast food and started cooking fres
home.
6. what's worse
worse
worse
57;41
yet
只是相对更糟的情況.