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到灯塔去(To the Lighthouse)[弗吉尼亚·伍尔夫]Chapter 8-章节单词统计
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Chapter 8
He said nothing. He took opium. The children said he had stained his beard yellow with it. Perhaps. What was obvious to her was that the poor man was unhappy, came to them every year as an escape; and yet every year she felt the same thing; he did not trust her. She said, “I am going to the town. Shall I get you stamps, paper, tobacco?” and she felt him wince. He did not trust her. It was his wife’s doing. She remembered that iniquity of his wife’s towards him, which had made her turn to steel and adamant there, in the horrible little room in St John’s Wood, when with her own eyes she had seen that odious woman turn him out of the house. He was unkempt; he dropped things on his coat; he had the tiresomeness of an old man with nothing in the world to do; and she turned him out of the room. She said, in her odious way, “Now, Mrs Ramsay and I want to have a little talk together,” and Mrs Ramsay could see, as if before her eyes, the innumerable miseries of his life. Had he money enough to buy tobacco? Did he have to ask her for it? half a crown? eighteenpence? Oh, she could not bear to think of the little indignities she made him suffer. And always now (why, she could not guess, except that it came probably from that woman somehow) he shrank from her. He never told her anything. But what more could she have done? There was a sunny room given up to him. The children were good to him. Never did she show a sign of not wanting him. She went out of her way indeed to be friendly. Do you want stamps, do you want tobacco? Here’s a book you might like and so on. And after all—after all (here insensibly she drew herself together, physically, the sense of her own beauty becoming, as it did so seldom, present to her) after all, she had not generally any difficulty in making people like her; for instance, George Manning; Mr Wallace; famous as they were, they would come to her of an evening, quietly, and talk alone over her fire. She bore about with her, she could not help knowing it, the torch of her beauty; she carried it erect into any room that she entered; and after all, veil it as she might, and shrink from the monotony of bearing that it imposed on her, her beauty was apparent. She had been admired. She had been loved. She had entered rooms where mourners sat. Tears had flown in her presence. Men, and women too, letting go to the multiplicity of things, had allowed themselves with her the relief of simplicity. It injured her that he should shrink. It hurt her. And yet not cleanly, not rightly. That was what she minded, coming as it did on top of her discontent with her husband; the sense she had now when Mr Carmichael shuffled past, just nodding to her question, with a book beneath his arm, in his yellow slippers, that she was suspected; and that all this desire of hers to give, to help, was vanity. For her own self-satisfaction was it that she wished so instinctively to help, to give, that people might say of her, “O Mrs Ramsay! dear Mrs Ramsay… Mrs Ramsay, of course!” and need her and send for her and admire her? Was it not secretly this that she wanted, and therefore when Mr Carmichael shrank away from her, as he did at this moment, making off to some corner where he did acrostics endlessly, she did not feel merely snubbed back in her instinct, but made aware of the pettiness of some part of her, and of human relations, how flawed they are, how despicable, how self-seeking, at their best. Shabby and worn out, and not presumably (her cheeks were hollow, her hair was white) any longer a sight that filled the eyes with joy, she had better devote her mind to the story of the Fisherman and his Wife and so pacify that bundle of sensitiveness (none of her children was as sensitive as he was), her son James.

单词 注释 级别
opium n. 鸦片 [化] 阿片; 鸦片
stain n. 污染, 污点, 着色剂 vt. 沾染, 染污, 着色 vi. 变脏 GRECET4TEM4TOF
beard n. 胡须 vt. 抓住胡须, 公开反对 CET4
obvious a. 明显的, 明白的, 显然的, 平淡无奇的 GRECET4TOF
tobacco n. 烟草, 香烟 [医] 烟草 CET4
wince n. 畏缩, 退避 vi. 畏缩, 退缩, 退避 GRETEM8
iniquity n. 不公正, 不公正行为 GRETEM8
towards prep. 向, 对于, 为了
steel n. 钢, 钢制品, 钢铁, 坚硬, 坚固 a. 钢的, 钢制的, 钢铁业的, 坚强的 vt. 使坚强, 钢化, 使冷酷 CET4
adamant n. 坚硬的东西 a. 非常坚硬的, 坚强的, 固执的 GRETEM8
odious a. 可憎的, 可厌的, 丑恶的 GRE
unkempt a. 蓬乱的, 未被照管好的 GRETEM8
tiresomeness 无聊
innumerable a. 无数的, 数不清的 CET6TOF
misery n. 痛苦, 悲惨, 不幸, 穷困 CET6TEM4TOF
crown n. 王冠, 王权, 顶点 vt. 使成王, 加冕, 居…之顶 GRECET4TEM4TOF
indignity n. 侮辱 [法] 侮辱的言行, 无礼, 有伤尊严 GRETEM4TOF
suffer vt. 遭受, 经历, 忍受 vi. 受痛苦, 受损害 CET4TEM4
shrink n. 收缩, 萎缩, 回避 vi. 收缩, 退缩, 萎缩, 缩小, 回避 vt. 使收缩, 使缩小 GRECET6CET4TEM4TOF
insensibly adv. 不知不觉地, 徐徐地
physically adv. 按自然规律, 完全地, 实际上, 真正地, 身体上地
seldom a. 不常的, 稀少的 adv. 很少, 不常 CET4
generally adv. 通常, 逐渐地, 普遍地 CET4TOF
instance n. 建议, 情况, 例子, 场合 vt. 引以为例, 举例说明 CET6CET4TOF
torch n. 火把, 启发之物 [化] 火炬 CET4
erect a. 直立的, 竖立的, 笔直的 vt. 使竖立, 使直立, 树立, 建立 vi. 勃起 GRECET6CET4TEM4TOF
veil n. 面纱, 面罩, 借口, 幕, 帐, 遮蔽物 vt. 戴面纱, 隐藏, 遮蔽, 掩饰 vi. 蒙上面纱 GRECET6CET4
monotony n. 单调, 缺乏变化 GRE
impose vt. 征(税), 把…强加于, 以…欺骗 vi. 利用, 欺骗, 施加影响 GRECET6CET4TEM4TOF
apparent a. 清晰可见的, 显然的, 表面上的 [电] 外在的 CET4TEM4TOF
admire vt. 赞美, 钦佩, 爱慕 vi. 称赞, 惊奇 GRECET4TEM4TOF
mourner n. 悲伤者, 哀悼者, 送葬者
presence n. 出席, 面前, 存在, 仪态, 风度 [电] 出现 CET4TEM4
multiplicity n. 相重性, 多重性, 多样 [化] 多重态; 多重性 GRE
relief n. 减轻, 解除, 救济, 安慰, 调剂, 浮雕, 换班, (地势的)起伏 [医] 缓减, 减轻, 浮雕(绘画中) CET6CET4TEM4TOF
simplicity n. 单纯, 简朴, 朴素, 坦率, 天真 [计] 简明性 CET4TEM4
injure vt. 伤害, 损害, 使受冤屈 [医] 损伤 CET4TEM4TOF
cleanly a. 爱清洁的, 干净的, 清洁的 adv. 干净地, 利索地, 熟练地
rightly adv. 合适地, 正当地, 正确地
discontent n. 不满
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shuffle n. 拖着脚走, 曳步, 混乱, 蒙混, 洗纸牌 v. 拖曳, 马虎地做, 笨手笨脚地穿(脱)衣, 推诿, 洗牌 [计] 混洗 GRETOF
nod n. 点头, 打盹, 晃动 vi. 点头, 打盹 vt. 点头表示, 点(头) CET4TEM4TOF
beneath prep. 在…下方 adv. 在…下方 CET4
slipper n. 拖鞋, 制轮器 vt. 用拖鞋打 CET4
suspect n. 被怀疑者, 嫌疑犯 a. 令人怀疑的, 不可信的, 可疑的 v. 怀疑, 猜想 GRECET4TEM4TOF
desire n. 欲望, 要求 vt. 想要, 请求 vi. 渴望 CET6CET4TEM4TOF
vanity n. 虚荣心, 虚无, 自负, 空虚, 时髦的小摆饰 GRECET4TEM4TOF
satisfaction n. 满足, 满意, 快事, 赔偿, 赎罪, 报仇的机会 [经] 偿还, 赎回 CET4
instinctively adv. 本能地, 直觉地
acrostic n. 离合诗 a. 离合诗的
endlessly adv. 不断地, 无穷尽地
merely adv. 只 CET6CET4TEM4
snub n. 冷落, 怠慢, 斥责, 制止 a. 制动用的, 短而扁的 vt. 冷落, 怠慢, 制止, 使…停住, 掐灭 GRETEM8
instinct n. 本能, 直觉 a. 充满着的 CET6CET4TEM4TOF
pettiness n. 琐碎, 微小, 小气, 委琐, 偏狭, 卑鄙, 心胸狭窄的举动
relation n. 关系, 联系, 叙述, 故事, 家属, 亲戚 [计] 关系 CET4
flawed a. 有缺陷的;有裂纹的;有瑕疵的
despicable a. 可鄙的, 卑劣的 GRETEM8TOF
seeking [计] 查找, 寻找, 故障检查
shabby a. 衣衫褴褛的, 低劣的, 破旧的, 吝啬的, 卑鄙的 GRECET6TOF
worn a. 用旧的, 穿旧的 wear的过去分词
presumably adv. 推测上, 大概 CET6TEM4
cheek n. 颊, 厚颜, 脸蛋 [医] 颊 CET4TEM4
hollow n. 洞, 窟窿, 山谷 a. 空的, 虚伪的, 空腹的, 凹的 vi. 形成空洞 vt. 挖空 CET4TEM4TOF
sight n. 景观, 视力, 眼界, 阅读, 见解, 意见 vt. 看见, 瞄准 vi. 瞄准, 观看 a. 即席的, 见票即付的 CET4TEM4
joy n. 欢喜, 乐事, 高兴 vt. 使快乐, 令人高兴 vi. 欢喜 CET4TEM4
devote vt. 投入于, 献身 CET6CET4TEM4TOF
pacify vt. 使平静, 安慰, 绥靖, 使服从 GRETEM8TOF
bundle n. 捆, 束 vt. 包扎, 胡乱塞进 vi. 匆忙离开 CET4TEM4TOF
sensitiveness [医] 感受性, 敏感性
sensitive a. 敏感的, 易感的, 灵敏的, 感光的 [机] 敏感的, 灵敏的, 感度高的 GRECET6CET4TEM4TEM8TOF
aloud adv. 出声地, 大声地 CET4
grey n. 灰色 a. 灰色的, 阴沉的 v. (使)成灰色 CET4
cricket n. 蟋蟀, 板球 CET4TEM4
approve vt. 赞同, 核准, 为…提供证据 vi. 赞许 CET6CET4TEM4TOF
hedge n. 树篱, 障碍, 套头交易 vt. 用树篱围, 套期保值, 妨碍, 两面下注以防…的损失 vi. 筑树篱, 躲闪, 两面下注以防损失 a. 树篱的, 偷偷摸摸的 GRECET4TEM4
pause n. 暂停, 中止, 停顿, 间歇, 踌躇, 休止符 vi. 暂停, 中止, 停顿, 踌躇 [计] DOS内部命令:暂时停止批处理文件的执行 CET4
signify vt. 象征, 预示 vi. 要紧, 重要 GRECET6TEM4TOF
conclusion n. 结论, 结尾, 推论 [法] 缔结, 结论, 推论 CET4TEM4
urn n. 瓮, 缸, 坟墓
trailing a. 牵引的;后面的;被拖动的;蔓延的;拖尾的
geranium n. 老鹳草属植物, 天竺葵 [化] 老鹳草
decorate v. 装饰 GRECET6CET4TEM4TOF
process n. 程序, 进行, 过程 vt. 加工, 使…接受处理, 对…处置, 对…起诉 a. 经加工的, 有特殊光效的 [计] 进程 CET6CET4TEM4TOF
thought n. 想法, 思想, 思维, 关心, 挂念 think的过去式和过去分词 CET4TEM4
bore n. 令人讨厌的人, 激浪, 枪膛, 孔 vt. 使烦扰, 钻孔 vi. 钻孔 bear的过去式 [计] 内径; 孔径 GRECET4TEM4TEM8
scrap n. 碎片, 残余物, 些微, 片断, 铁屑, 吵架 vt. 扔弃, 敲碎, 拆毁 vi. 互相殴打 a. 零碎拼凑成的, 废弃的 GRECET6TEM4TEM8TOF
scribble n. 潦草的写法, 潦草写成的东西, 拙劣的作品 v. 潦草地书写, 乱写, 滥写 GRETEM8
speculation n. 沉思, 推测, 投机 [经] 投机交易, 买空卖空
article n. 文章, 冠词, 物品, 物件, 条款, 契约 [计] 信件 CET4TEM4TOF
differ vi. 不一致, 不同 [机] 差异, 不同 CET4TEM4
progress n. 进步, 发展, 前进 vi. 进步, 进行 CET4TEM4TOF
civilization n. 文明, 教化 [法] 文明, 文化, 文明国家的总称 CET4TEM4
average n. 平均, 平均数, 一般水平, 海损 a. 平均的, 中等的, 平常的 vt. 算出…平均数, 平均做, 均分, 使平衡 vi. 平均为, 呈中间色 CET4TEM4TOF
criterion n. 标准, 准则, 规范 [化] 判据 GRECET6TEM4TOF
judge n. 法官, 裁判员, 审判官, 鉴定人 vt. 审理, 鉴定, 判断, 判决, 裁定 vi. 下判断, 作评价 CET4TEM4
require vt. 需要, 命令, 要求 [法] 需要, 要求, 命令 CET4TEM4TOF
existence n. 存在, 生存 [法] 存在, 存在状态, 实体 CET6CET4TEM4
slave n. 奴隶, 从动装置, 卑鄙的人 vi. 拼命工作 [计] 从设备 CET4TEM4
liftman n. 电梯司机
eternal a. 永恒的, 永远的, 不灭的 GRECET6TEM4TEM8TOF
necessity n. 需要, 必需品, 必然 [法] 必要性, 必然性, 必要 CET4TEM4
distasteful a. 味道差的, 使人不愉快的, 讨厌的
toss n. 投掷, 抛, 摇摆, 震荡, 掷钱币决定 vt. 投掷, 猛抬, 摇荡, 使不安, 掷钱币决定 vi. 被到处扔, 摇摆, 颠簸, 辗转, 掷钱币决定某事 GRECET6CET4TEM4
predominance n. 主导地位, 优势
argue vi. 提出理由, 争论, 辩论 vt. 主张, 辩论, 证明, 说服 CET6CET4TEM4
decoration n. 装饰, 装饰品
express n. 快车, 快递, 专使 a. 明确的, 丝毫不差的, 专门的, 快的 vt. 表达, 表示, 表露 CET4TEM4
precisely adv. 精确地, 明确地, 刻板地, 拘泥地, 正好, 恰恰, 对, 正是如此, 确实如此, 不错
disparage vt. 蔑视, 贬损 [法] 轻视, 贬低, 诽谤 GRETEM8TOF
rescue n. 援救, 解救, 营救 vt. 援救, 救出, 营救 GRECET4TEM4TOF
eternally adv. 永恒地, 常常
lift n. 举起, 帮助, 昂扬, 电梯 vt. 升高, 提高, 鼓舞, 清偿, 空运, 举起, 剽窃 vi. 升起, 消散, 耸立 CET4TEM4
sharply adv. 锐利地, 严厉地, 厉害地 [经] 剧烈地 CET4TOF
terrace n. 阶地, 梯田, 房屋之平顶, 阳台, 沿岸防地, 露台 a. 叠层式的 vt. 使成梯田, 使成有平台屋顶 GRECET6
forage n. 粮草, 饲料, 搜寻粮草 vt. 喂, 掠夺, 搜寻粮秣 vi. 搜寻粮草, 掠夺 GRETOF
picnic n. 野餐, 远足, 愉快的经历 vi. 去野餐, 远足 CET4TEM4
peevishly adv. 动不动就发脾气地, 急躁地
bunch n. 串, 束 [医] 骨肿块(马) CET4TEM4
nut n. 坚果, 核心, 螺帽 [计] Novell NetWare服务器实用程序 CET4
amble n. 马的缓行步态, 缓行漫步 vi. 马缓行, 从容漫步 GRETEM8
ease n. 安乐, 安逸, 悠闲 vt. 使安乐, 使安心, 减轻, 放松 vi. 减轻, 放松, 灵活地移动 CET4TOF
lane n. 小路, 巷, 弄, 单行道 CET6CET4
boyhood n. 少年时代
familiar a. 熟悉的, 常见的, 亲密的 n. 熟友, 常客 CET4TEM4
stile n. 墙两边的阶梯
pipe n. 管, 导管, 输送管, 管状器官, 声带, 尖细的声音, 烟斗, 笛, 管乐器 vt. 以管输送, 吹哨子, 吹奏, 尖声唱 vi. 吹笛, 尖叫, 吹长哨发令 [计] 管道 CET4TOF
campaign n. 战役, 运动, 竞选运动 vi. 参加运动, 作战 GRECET4TEM4TOF
statesman n. 政治家 CET6CET4TEM4TOF
anecdote n. 轶事, 奇闻 GRETEM8TOF
figure n. 数字, 价格, 图形, 形状 vt. 描绘, 表示, 演算, 认为 vi. 计算, 出现, 估计 CET6CET4TEM4
thinker n. 思想者, 思想家
brisk a. 强烈的, 寒冷而干燥的, 活泼的 vt. 使活泼 vi. 活跃起来 GRECET6CET4TEM4TEM8TOF
fruitful a. 结果实的, 多实的, 产量多的 CET4
flowering a. 开花的 n. 开花, 饰以花
dismount v. (使)下马 [计] 卸除卷
proceed vi. 继续进行, 进行, 开始, 发出, 起诉 [法] 所得, 收入, 收益 CET4TEM4TOF
lawn n. 草地, 草坪, 上等细麻布 [机] 细筛 CET4TOF
bay n. 海湾, 狗吠声, 月桂 vt. 吠, 使走投无路 vi. 吠 CET4TEM4
fate n. 命运, 运气 vt. 注定 CET4
peculiarity n. 特质, 特性, 怪癖 TEM4
spit n. 唾液, 唾吐, 小雨, 炙叉, 一铲的深度 vt. 唾吐, 吐出, 降小雨, 用炙叉穿过 vi. 吐唾沫, 吐痰, 唾弃, 飘霏霏细雨 CET4
desolate a. 荒凉的 GRETEM4TOF
shed n. 车棚, 小屋, 脱落之物, 分水岭 vt. 使流出, 放射, 脱落, 散发, 摆脱 vi. 流出, 散布, 脱落 GRECET6CET4TOF
superfluity n. 多余, 过剩, 多余物, 过剩品, 奢侈 GRE
diminish v. (使)减少, (使)变小 CET6TEM4TEM8TOF
barer a. 光秃秃的( bare的比较级 ); (房间、柜子等) 空的; 赤裸的; 刚好够的
sparer [医] 节省物质(一种由于自己在代谢中破坏而能减少其他物质破坏的物质)
intensity n. 强烈, 紧张, 强度 [计] 强度; 亮度 CET4TEM4
ledge n. 突出部分, 暗礁, 矿层 TOF
ignorance n. 无知, 愚味 [法] 无知, 不知情, 愚昧 TEM4TOF
gesture n. 手势, 姿态 vi. 作手势, 作姿态 GRECET4TEM4
frippery n. 便宜而俗艳的服装, 无用的东西
trophy n. 战利品, 奖品 vt. 用战利品装饰 GRETEM8
fame n. 名望, 名声, 传说 CET4
desolation n. 荒芜, 荒废, 荒凉
vigilance n. 警戒, 警觉, 失眠症 [医] 不眠症, 警醒症
spare n. 剩余, 备用品, 备件, 备用零件, 备用轮胎 a. 多余的, 备用的, 空闲的, 节约的, 瘦的 vi. 节约, 省掉, 宽恕 vt. 节约, 省用, 剩下, 饶恕, 赦免 CET4TEM4TOF
phantom n. 幻影, 虚位, 幽灵, 化身, 令人恐惧的事物, 骇人的想法 a. 幻觉的, 幻影的, 幽灵的, 虚无飘渺的, 捉摸不定的, 有名无实的 GRE
luxuriate vi. 繁茂, 过奢侈生活, 沉溺
vision n. 视觉, 眼光, 视力, 幻想 vt. 梦见, 想象, 显示 CET6CET4TEM4
guise n. 相似, 外观, 伪装 v. 穿戴, 伪装 GRETOF
inspire vt. 使感动, 激发, 启示, 吸入, 鼓舞, 产生, 使生灵感 vi. 吸入, 赋予灵感 CET6CET4TEM4TOF
intermittently adv. 间歇地
obsequiously adv. 谄媚地;奉承地
profoundly adv. 深深地, 深切地 TOF
reverence n. 尊敬, 敬重, 敬礼, 尊严, 威望 vt. 崇敬, 敬畏, 尊敬 TOF
gratitude n. 感激之情 GRECET4TEM4TOF
stake n. 桩, 炮烙刑, 木柱, 赌注, 奖金 vt. 打桩, 用桩撑, 下赌注, 资助 vi. 打赌 GRECET4TEM4TOF
channel n. 海峡, 航道, 频道 vt. 引导, 在…上挖沟, 形成河道 [计] 信道, 通道 CET4TOF
gull n. 鸥, 易受骗之人, 呆子 vt. 欺诈, 骗 GRETOF
perch n. 栖木, 高位, 杆, 河鲈 v. (使)栖息, 就位, 位于, (使)暂歇 GRE
beat n. 心跳(声), 打, 敲打声, 拍子 v. 打, 拍打, 打败 a. 疲乏的, 颓废的 beat的过去式 [计] 拍; 节拍 GRECET4TEM4TOF
load n. 负荷, 担子, 重担, 装载量, 负载, 工作量, 加载 vt. 装载, 装填, 使担负 vi. 装货, 上客, 装料 [计] 加载, 装入程序 CET4TEM4TOF
flood n. 洪水, 大量之水, 涨潮 vt. 淹没, 使泛滥, 注满 vi. 被淹, 溢出, 涌进 CET4
mutter n. 喃喃低语 vi. 喃喃自语, 作低沉声 vt. 出怨言, 抱怨地说 GRECET6CET4TEM8
seek vt. 寻求, 寻找, 探索, 追求, 搜索, 请求 vi. 寻找, 搜索 [计] 查找 CET4
contemplate vt. 注视, 沉思, 盘算 vi. 冥思苦想 GRECET6TOF
fixedly adv. 固定, 不变, 不动
consolation n. 安慰, 令人安慰的事物 [法] 安慰, 慰问
trifle n. 琐事, 少量 vt. 浪费 vi. 开玩笑, 翻弄, 虚度光阴 GRECET6CET4TEM4
slight n. 轻蔑, 怠慢 a. 轻微的, 纤细的, 脆弱的, 苗条的 vt. 轻视, 忽略, 怠慢 GRECET6CET4TEM4TEM8TOF
august n. 八月 a. 威严的, 令人敬畏的 GRECET4
theme n. 主题, 话题, 题目 CET6TEM4
dispose vt. 处理, 排列, 布置 vi. 处置 GRECET6CET4TEM4TEM8TOF
slur n. 连音符, 诽谤, 玷污, 印刷模糊 vt. 草率地看过, 忽略, 含糊地念 vi. 模糊不清 GRETEM8
comfort n. 舒适, 安慰, 安慰者 vt. 安慰 CET4TEM4
deprecate vt. 声明不赞成, 抗议, 反对 [法] 对…表示不赞成, 反对 GRETEM8TOF
nonsense n. 无意义的事, 荒谬言行, 荒唐 CET4TEM4TEM8TOF
glory n. 光荣, 荣耀, 荣誉, 壮丽, 繁荣 vi. 自豪 CET4TEM4
phrase n. 惯用语, 词组, 成语, 措词, 乐句 vt. 用短语表达, 把(乐曲)分成短句 [计] 短语 CET4
ardour n. 热忱, 热情, 情欲, 激情, 灼热
youth n. 年轻, 青年时代, 青年们, 青春 [法] 青年, 青年时期, 青春时期 CET4TEM4
tribute n. 贡物, 礼物, 颂辞 GRECET6TEM4TEM8
conceal vt. 隐藏, 掩盖, 隐瞒 [法] 隐瞒, 隐匿, 保守秘密 GRECET4TEM4TEM8TOF
disguise n. 假面目, 假装 vt. 假装, 隐瞒 GRECET6CET4TEM4TEM8TOF
refuge n. 避难所, 安全地带, 避难, 庇护 vi. 躲避 vt. 给予…庇护 CET6CET4TEM4TOF
pitiable a. 引人怜悯的, 可怜而又可鄙的, 可怜的, 令人怜悯的
concealment n. 隐匿, 隐蔽, 躲藏 [经] 隐瞒, 匿报
praise n. 赞美, 称赞, 崇拜 vt. 称赞, 赞美 vi. 赞扬, 表扬 CET4TEM4
timid a. 胆小的, 羞怯的 GRECET6CET4TEM4TEM8
strangely adv. 奇妙地, 奇怪地, 不可思议地
venerable a. 庄严的, 值得尊敬的
laughable a. 可笑的, 有趣的
preaching n. 讲道, 说教, (喋喋不休的)劝诫
exalt vt. 提升, 提高, 赞扬, 使得意 vi. 使人兴奋, 使人得意 GRETEM8TOF
cropper n. 种植者, 农作物
silence n. 沉默, 无声, 静寂, 湮没, 无声息 vt. 使缄默 interj. 安静 CET4TEM4
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