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**Week 1** - **Vocabulary for Week Ending Friday September 18 ** 1. episode. n.an incident in the course of a series of events, in a person's life or experience, etc .He watched anhour long Tv episode. 2. arouse.v.to stir to action or strong response. My roommate always arouse my anger. 3. infuriate.v. to make furious.His friend sold his car that infuriate he extrmely angry. 4. hostility. n. hostile behaviour. Their relationship is regarded with hostility. 5. debate. v .argue about a subject. if people debate a topic, they discuss it fairly formally. 6 purge .v. remove from an organization or place in an abrupt or violent manner. The cssa ???? of OSU purgeed their president because can not finish his work. 7 acknowledge. v. accept or admit the existence or truth of. the goverment acknowledged the justice of their cause. 8 ban.n officially or legally prohibit. The state issued a ban that people can not drink alcoholafter 1 clock. 9 vanish.v. to disappear suddenly or in a way which cannot be explained. People explore that what issue cause dinosaur vanishing suddenly. 10 colloquial. adj.used to describe words,expressions,or languagethat are informal.These stories told in colloquial language.

Pu, good start. Try to include where you saw the words as well.

**Week 2**

1.index. n. an alphabetical list of names,subjects. What informations are in the index. From econ book 2. debate. n a formaldiscussion on a particular matter in a public meeting or legislative assembly.I think the debate between these two countries is valuable.From text book 3. voluminous.adj. very loose or full. We are searching voluminous informations.From text book. 4. diminish.v. cause to seem less impressive or valuable.The sound diminished when she turned the door.From txet book. 5. rage.n. violent uncontrollable.He is difficult to control when he is rage. From text book 6. attorney.n. a person, typically a lawyer. There are many attorneies show up in the court. From text book. 7. refine.n. remove impurities or unwanted elements from.Factories refine and market oilproducrs. 8. vigorous. adj.strong, healthy, and full of energy.My girlfriend gave her skirt a vigorous shake. From text book 9.carnivore. n. an animal that feeds on other animals. There are many carnivores in Colunbus zoo. From text book 10. detach. v. disengage something or part of something and remove it. The handle of the bggage can be detached.From text book.


 * Week 3**

1.sneak.v. somewhere. you go there very quietly on foot.trying to be careful .Thief always sneaked into house. 2. rescue. v. someone or something. you take action to help them get away from a dangerous or haemful situation.When i am in dangerous area, they will attempt to rescue me. 3.dethrone.v. removed from person's position of power. It was a question of resiqning or being dethroned. 4.attain.v. reaching or acquiring something. I am determined to attain my goal as soon as possible. 5.detection.n. the act of noticing or sensing something. The main detection device is an ultranrolet rays. 6.external.n. outside. Did it in nesponce to extrernal pressures. 7.comprise.v. particular things or people or is comprised of them. It has them as its parts or members. My class comprised eleven classmates. 8. shrewd.adj. able to understand and judge a situation quickly and use this understanding to their own advantage. Tom is a shrewd person, and he can do everything very well. 9.concerned.adv. the people who took part in something or were affected by it. The policeman have spoken to the person concerned. 10. etiquette.n. is a set of customs and rules for polite behavior, especially in a particular class of people or in a particular profession. We must observe the classroom etiquette. Those words are from NPR.org.


 * WEEK 4**

1.homogeneous.adj. a thing or group that is homogeneous has part or members which are all the same or which consist of only one substane. Just homogeneous organisms can breed. 2. ideological.adj. relates to principles, beliefs, or philosophy, especially to a particular set of political beliefs held by a person, party, or country. Schools should teach ideological knowledge to students. 3.arbitrary.adj. not done or decided according to any plan or system. or for any particular reason. I can choose pieces of arbitrary size and shape. 4.fascinate.v. something fascinates you, it interests and delights you so much that your thoughts tend to concentrate on it. I love English, it fascinats me. 5.evoke.v. a particular emotion, memory, evoked reaction,etc. means to cause it to be felt, expressed, or recalled. The quarrel seemed to evoke the bitterest passions. 6.precise.adj. something that is precise isaccurate and complete in all its details. The timing had to be very precise. 7.possession.n. is the state of having something which belongs to you or which you have obtained or achieved. The possession of a degree does not guarantee you a job. 8.venerate.v. feel great respect for them, a fairly formal word. He was venerated as a god. 9.suggish.adj. something that is sluggish moves or works at very slow rate, much slower than normal or than other things of its kind. The snake was sluggish because of the cold weather. 10.abundant.adj. something that is abundant is present in large quantities. The abundant crops would feed the village throughout the winter. Those words are from NPR.org.

1.potent.adj. something that is potent is very effective and powerful. His potent speech impressed all the people present. 2.caustic.adj. a caustic remark or comment is very unpleasant, sarcastic, or bitter. The caustic remark caused the candidate to lose the election. 3.laud.v. something that is laudable is worthy of praise or admiration. They lauded the virtues of the old man. 4.wise.adj. someone who is wise is able to use their experience and knowledge in order to make sensible and reasonable decisions or judgements. He is a very wise man. 5.behaviour.n. the way act in general, especially in relation to the situation they are in or the people they are with. A doctor who has studied the behaviour of hundreds of babies. 6.silly.adj. they are behaving in a foolish or children way, used of people's behaviour and actions. You're a silly boy. 7.perform.v. when you perform a task or action especially one that is complicated, you do it or carry it out. How he performed these miracles nobody ever quite knew. 8.overestimate.v. you think that it it greater in amount or important than it really is. We greatly overestimated the time this would take. 9.surely.adv. in order to express surprise at something that seems to contradict what you are saying. Surely, it was a good way to do. 10.mature.v. it reaches a state of complete development. Her style had not yet matured. Those words are from NPR.org.
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