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【ASSAIL】The enemy may assail our defense positions tomorrow.
敌人可能明天就进攻我们的防守据点。
重点词汇:
assail v. 攻击 同: assault
【BARRIER】Countries can no longer depend on mountain barriers for protection.
国家不能再依靠山构成的界线来防御了。
重点词汇:
barrier n. 界线, (阻碍通道的)障碍物, 栅栏, 屏障 同: hindrance
【BURGLAR】A burglar broke into my house last night.
一名夜贼昨晚闯入我的房子。
重点词汇:
burglar n. 夜贼 同: thief
【DEVOUR】The fire devoured twenty square miles of forest.
大火吞灭了20平方英里的森林。
重点词汇:
devour v. 吞灭 同: gulp
【DREARY】It was a dreary day, cold and without sunshine.

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【ABRUPT】He made an abrupt turn to avoid hitting another car.
他突然回转以避免撞到别的车子。
重点词汇:
abrupt adj. 1. 突然的 同: sudden 2. 陡峭的
【ABRUPT】The road made an abrupt rise up the hill.
上山时，这条路有一个陡峭的升起。
重点词汇:
abrupt adj. 1. 突然的 同: sudden 2. 陡峭的
【ACKNOWLEDGE】I am sure that she will soon acknowledge her own faults.
我确信她将很快地承认她自己的错误。
重点词汇:
acknowledge 承认 同: admit 函谢, 承认收到
【ACKNOWLEDGE】We should always acknowledge gifts as soon as we receive them.
当我们收到礼物时，应该立即函谢。
重点词汇:
acknowledge 承认 同: admit 函谢, 承认收到
【BEWARE】You

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【AVENUE】Many people walked down the avenue through the center of the park.
很多人沿着穿越公园中央的大街走。
重点词汇:
avenue n. 大街 同: road
【BESTOW】The president of the college bestowed honors on the best students.
大学校长将荣誉授予最优秀的学生。
重点词汇:
bestow v. 赠给 授予 同: confer
【BRIM】Please don't fill my cup up to the brim.
请不要把我的杯子加满。
重点词汇:
brim n. 1. (杯, 碗, 盘等的)边 同: brink 2. (帽的)缘
【BRIM】The wide brim of her hat protected her face from the sun.
她帽子的宽缘保护她的脸免受日晒。
重点词汇:
brim n. 1. (杯, 碗, 盘等的)边 同: brink 2. (帽的)缘
【DRASTIC】Drastic changes are