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e.g. I) I have many enduring memories of the time I spent in India.

II) His childhood experiences had an enduring influence on his work.

frown4/ /n.serious, angry, worried look on the face causing lines on the forehead 皱眉，蹙额，不悦表情

e.g.I) ―Stop doing that,‖ she said with a frown.

II) The student looked up from her exam paper with a worried frown.

furry* / / adj. covered with fur 毛茸茸的

e.g. I) Rosie has a massive collection of furry toys.

II) My husband bought me some lovely furry slippers for the winter.

gown6 / / n.woman‘s dress, especially a long one for special occasions, or a long loose piece of clothing worn over other clothes for a particular purpose 女服，长服

e.g. I) She wore a low-cut satin evening gown. 她穿了件低领的缎子晚礼服。

II) At many universities, students wear black gowns for their degree ceremonies. habitually / / adv. usually, regularly 习惯地，通常地

e.g. I) She smokes habitually.

II) There is something wrong with anyone who is so habitually rude.

jail4/ / n. [AmE] prison 监狱

e.g. I) He was put in jail for robbery.

II) I hope you realize you will go to jail for a very long time.

v. put someone in prison 监禁，拘留

e.g. I) He was jailed for three years.

II) They ought to jail her killer for life.

jingle / / v. sound with a ringing sound 使(某物)发出丁当声

e.g. I) The coins in his pocket jingled as he walked.

II) Tom jingled his car keys impatiently in the living room while waiting for Mary. misfortune6 / /n. bad luck 不幸，厄运

e.g.I) She‘s suffered a good deal of misfortune over the years.

II) He‘s the most unpleasant man that I‘ve ever had the misfortune of meeting. neurologically / / adv.In the way of dealing with or in terms of the nervous system 神经系统方面

e.g. I) He was neurologically dea

f.

II) The doctor examined him neurologically.

newborn / / adj. recently born 新生的

e.g. I)Billy looked at his newborn brother sleeping in the crib.

II) Breast-feeding is extremely beneficial to the health of newborn babies.

n. a baby that has just been born 新生儿

e.g. I) She held her newborn in her arms.

II) The nurse took the newborn to the nursery (育婴室).

optimist6 / / n. someone who believes that everything will be fine 乐观的人，乐观主义者

e.g. I) The optimist felt that the war would be over soon.

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