摆脱英语死记硬背的小妙招.doc

n/For lack of a better term .()Again for lack of a better termPK1. blithesome = () gay, merry2. berserk = () frenzied, crazed3. sedentary = () not migratory, of much sitting4. debonair = () urbane, nonchalant, suave5. undulant = () of wavy form or outline1. cabotage = ()2. sobriquet = ()3. palatable = ()4. officinal = ()5. meander = ()()6. maudlin = ()7. ideate = ()8. hebetude = ()9. fastidious = ()10. exculpate = .READING, Ohio A man who runs a Cincinnati-area barbecue joint says the busty mannequin he tethered to the front of the building has been good for business, but city officials say he needs a permit to keep her thereUnder Reading (REH-ding) city rules, the 5-foot-10 brunette is considered a sign and requires a permitRestaurateur Kenny Tessel says the bikini-clad figure in the tight short-shorts cost him nearly $200, but he quickly made that back in profitHe already has made one change. He removed a chain that kept the mannequin latched to a utility pole after police said that was against the sign codeTessel had chained the mannequin because he said he didnt want some yahoo tossing her into the back of a pickup truck1. mannequin = () lay figure, model, mascot2. busty = () bosomy, chesty, buxom3. tether = ().(); fasten4. -clad = .bikini-clad5. latch = .()6. utility pole = ()7. yahoo = /() boorish/stupid person Reading() two birdsone effort serving multi-purposesVerbal Advantage CCTV(Csay - see) () 1. =2. () =3. =4. =5. () =6. =7. =8. =9. =10. . = cabotage, sobriquet, palatable, officinal, meander, maudlin, ideate, hebetude, fastidious, exculpate