foolproof adj.极简单的；安全无比的同certain, guaranteed, infallibleJenny has a foolproof plan to get Colin’s hat back from Billy.珍妮有个简单的法子，可把科林的帽子从比利那儿拿回来。...
decay v.衰微；腐败同rot, decline, degenerateTheir family situation decayed to the point that they argued with each other all the time. 他们的家境中落到极点，大家无时无刻不在争吵...
abolish v.废除同annul, abrogate, wipe outIn the United States, slavery was abolished during the Civil War.美国的奴隶制度在南北战争时被废除了。adopt v.①接受；采用②收养同1.embrace, ...
surreptitious adj.秘密的同stealthy, furtive, sneaky, secretThe reporter was told that surreptitious bribes were being given to officials.这名记者被告知官员们正在接受秘密行...
probity n.正直；廉洁同integrity, honesty, uprightness, rectitudeThe lawyer's clients always appreciated the probity with which she represented their cas...
migrate v.移居同journey, travel In the 1800's many Americans migrated west to find land for farming. 19世纪时，许多美国人往西迁徙找寻耕地。munificent adj.慷慨的同generous,...
foliage n.树叶同leaves, leafageIn fall, I like to visit the mountains because the foliage there changes into such vivid colors.我喜欢在秋天的山野游玩，因为那里的树叶会变成鲜艳的颜...
abiding adj.永久的；持续性的同lasting, perpetual, enduring, continual, never-endingHer abiding love for painting led her to teach art to children.对绘画的永久爱好使她走上了...
priority n.①在前②优先权同 1.antecedent 2.preference, greater importanceGetting food to the famine victims is a priority for the relief workers. 为饥荒难民提供食物是救灾...
malice n.怨恨同spite, ill will, animosityAfter their argument, the malice between Teri and Fred seemed to grow. 争吵之后，泰瑞和弗雷德间的怨恨似乎又加深了。metropolitan adj.大都...