1. contrive v. \;D\;O(sh)뵽
contrive to do sth. O(sh)ij;(y)ٳij
manage to do sth ҲʾO(sh)ijfĕrѽ(jng)ɹcontrive to do sth ͨfĕr߀]Ќ
It was said that Osama bin Laden contrived to attack four cities of America before he died.
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2. converge v. ;ۼ (meet at a common point)
converge on
The two rivers converge here.
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3. cordial a.
cordialĽx~߀passionatehospitableenthusiasticȡ
The president received a cordial welcome on his visit in Canda.
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4. corrupt a./v. ;g;
The corrupt officials will be punished one day!
ЩĹنTһܵP!
~RUչP(gun)~R~ corruption n. ؝ bribe v. V accept /take bribe V
5. cozy a. m
cozyʽƴcosyӢʽƴ˼һͬx~comfortable
I don't want to leave the cozy room.
Ҳx_@ôķg
6. counterpart n. (yng)˻;;(yng)
counterpart funds Y counterpart talks ڕh counterpart staff (yng)ˆT
Only with the counterpart of the contract will it works.
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7. criterion n. (bio)(zhn)
criterionď(f)(sh)ʽcriteriastandardҲʾ(bio)(zhn)ą^(q)e£
criterion ʽ~ָДࡢuĘ(bio)(zhn)һҎ(gu)
standard ָJ(rn)Q|(zh)˵Ʒ|(zh)Ĝ(zhn)tԭt
measure cstandardͬxڱָij|(zh)(zhn)t
Practice is the sole criterion for testing truth.
`ǙzΨһ(bio)(zhn)
8. curb v. ;s
ͬx~restrainrestrict
curb߀Աʾ·߅
curbҲ~curb on sth ()õ curbs on price of commodities rĴʩ
I have to curb my appetite to keep diet.
ҵʳ
9. cynical a. ;^
cynic n. ;^ߣ
She is more cynical about life for the influence of this novel.
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10. dazzle v. ѣĿ;(òܡ֪R)ʹٝ@
The sunlight dazzles me.
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