1. stanch (v.) 制止；止住（尤指出血）
The country's asylum laws were amended to stanch
the flow/flood of economic migrants.
該國修訂避難法，阻止經濟移民的洪流。
Mike pressed hard on the wound and stanched the
flow of blood.
麥克使勁壓住傷口，止住了出血。
2. stentorian (a.) 大聲的；（嗓音）洪亮的
a stentorian preacher 聲若洪鐘的牧師
Suddenly a stentorian voice boomed across
the room. 突然，從房間那頭傳來洪亮的聲音。
There is no longer any stigma to being
divorced. 離婚不再是甚麼恥辱的事了。
Being an unmarried mother no longer carries the
social stigma that it used to.
未婚媽媽不再像過去那樣在社會上背負惡名了。
4. stint (n.) 工作期限；（從事某項活動的）規定期限 (v.) 限量提供；吝惜；節省
He has just finished a stint of compulsory
military service. 他剛剛服完義務兵役。
Perhaps her most productive period was her five-year
stint as a foreign correspondent in New York.
也許她創作上最多產的時期就是她在紐約擔任駐外記者的那五年。
The bride's parents did not stint on the
champagne - there was plenty for everyone.
新娘的父母對香檳一點也不小氣——足夠讓每個人喝。
Don't stint yourself - take another slice
of cake. 別吝惜肚子——再來塊蛋糕。
unstinting (a.) 極慷慨的，極大方的
unstinting support/generosity 不遺餘力的支援／極度慷慨
She was quite unstinting in her praise. 她毫不吝惜讚美之詞。
5. stipulate (v.) 規定，約定；明確說明
She agreed to buy the car, but stipulated
racing tires and a turbo-powered engine.
她同意買這輛車，但指明要裝賽車輪胎和渦輪動力引擎。
[+ that] The law stipulates that new cars
must have seat belts for the driver and every passenger.
法律規定新車必須為駕駛人和每位乘客配備坐椅安全帶。
[+ question word] We have signed a contract which stipulates
when the project must be completed.
我們已簽署合約，規定了必須完成專案計劃的時間。
6. stolid (a.) （人）不動感情的，淡漠的，無動於衷的；（事物）索然無趣的
He's a very stolid, serious man. 他是個極度一本正經且喜怒不形於色的人。
The college is a stolid-looking building with
no lawn. 這所學院外觀呆板，連草坪都沒有。
7. stratify (v.) 使分層；使成層；將…分組
The sample of people questioned was drawn from the
university's student register and stratified by age and gender. 調查問卷的抽樣人群選自大學的學生名單，按年齡和性別分組。
The Prime Minister wants to reduce social stratification and make the country
a classless society.
首相想減輕社會分化，構建無階級社會。
8. striated (a.) 有條紋的；有條痕的
The canyon walls were striated with color. 峽穀壁上布滿彩色條紋。
9. stricture (n.) (1) 指責，非難 (2) 限制；約束；束縛
The strictures of the United Nations have
failed to have any effect on the warring factions.
聯合國的譴責對交戰各方毫無影響。
religious/financial strictures 宗教上的束縛／財政上的限制
the Taliban's strictures on women's rights
and education 塔利班對女性權利和接受教育的限制
10. strident (a.) (1) 刺耳的，尖厲的 (2) 措詞強硬的，咄咄逼人的
People are put off by his strident voice. 人們很厭惡他那刺耳的嗓音。
a strident newspaper article 報紙上措詞強硬的文章
They are becoming increasingly strident in
their criticism of government economic policy.
他們對政府經濟政策的抨擊越來越猛烈。
As the situation becomes more desperate, there is
a growing stridency in the
appeals for aid.
隨著形勢愈加嚴峻，要求援助的呼聲也越來越高。
She has always stridently denied the accusations against her.
她一直以來都堅決否認對她的種種指控。
He is stridently
opposed to abortion. 他強烈反對墮胎。
11. strut (v.) 趾高氣揚地走，昂首闊步 (n.) 支柱，支杆；撐杆
The boys strutted around trying to get the
attention of a group of girls who were nearby.
男孩們神氣十足地走來走去，想引起旁邊一群女孩的注意。
strut
your stuff (1)（尤指為引起他人注意）賣弄地跳舞 (2) 顯露身手；賣弄本領
Hey baby, why don't you get out on the floor and strut
your stuff?
嘿，寶貝，你為甚麼不下舞池露一手？
Wimbledon is the opportunity for all the world's
best tennis players to strut their stuff.
溫布頓網球公開賽是全世界頂尖網球選手大展身手的好機會。
12. stultifying (a.) 阻礙發展的；使僵化的
These countries are trying to shake off the stultifying
effects of several decades of state control.
這些國家正在努力擺脫幾十年來國家專制體制對發展的束縛。
She felt the repetitive exercises stultified her musical
technique so she stopped doing them.
她感覺重複練習使她的音樂技巧僵化，於是不再練習。
stultifyingly dull/boring 僵化呆滯的／無聊的
13. stupefy (v.) (1)使疲憊而思維不清，使因疲勞而昏昏沉沉 (2) 使驚訝；使震驚
Because of the drugs, he was in a state of stupefaction by the time we
found him.
我們找到他的時候，他因毒品的作用而昏昏沉沉。
Stupefied by tiredness, she just sat in front of the fire. 她疲憊不堪，神情恍惚，就那麼坐在火爐前。
We were so stupefied
by the news that we all sat in silence for a long time.
聽到這個消息，我們都驚呆了，大家端坐良久，一言不發。
stupefying heat/noise 令人昏昏沉沉的炎熱／噪聲
stupefying arrogance 令人震驚的傲慢
stupefyingly dull/boring沉悶得令人昏昏欲睡的
stupefyingly rich 驚人地富有
14. Stygian (a.) 漆黑一片的；黑森森的
Stygian gloom 陰森幽暗
15. subpoena (v.) 傳喚（某人）出庭 (n.) 傳票
A friend of the victim was subpoenaed as a
witness by lawyers representing the accused.
被告方律師傳喚受害人的一個朋友出庭作證。
[+ to infinitive] They were subpoenaed to
testify before the judge. 他們被傳喚到庭作證。
Subpoenas were issued to several government employees. 已向幾個政府僱員發出傳票。
16. subside (v.) (1)（狀況）趨於平緩，平息 (2) （建築物、地面或水面）下沉，下陷，沉降
The police are hoping that the violence will
soon subside. 警方希望暴力事件會很快平息。
As the pain in my foot subsided, I
was able to walk the short distance to the car.
我的腳沒那麼痛了，我能夠勉強走一小段路，走到車旁。
There is a danger that many homes will subside
because of the drought.
由於乾旱，很多房子面臨下陷的危險。
Eventually the flood waters began to subside.
洪水終於開始消退了。
17. substantiate (v.) 證明…屬實；證實
We have evidence to substantiate the
allegations against him.
我們有證據支持對他的指控。
Reports that children had been hurt have not been substantiated.
有關兒童受到傷害的報導並未得到證實。
The company produced receipts in substantiation of (= to support)
its claim.
公司出示收據作為其索賠的依據。
18. substantive (a.) 重要的；嚴肅的；實質性的，本質的
Substantive research on the subject needs to be carried out. 需要針對這課題開展實質性的研究。
The documents are the first substantive
information obtained by the investigators.
這些檔是調查者得到的第一批實質材料。
19. subsume (v.) 將…歸入，把…納入
Soldiers from many different countries have been
subsumed into the United Nations peace-keeping force.聯合國維和部隊吸納來自許多不同國家的士兵。
All the statistics have been subsumed under
the general heading 'Facts and Figures'.
所有統計數據都被歸入「事實和數據」這一籠統標題下。
20. subversive (a.) 破壞，動搖，顛覆（尤指已有的政治體系）
subversive elements/groups in society 社會上的顛覆分子／集團
subversive ideas/influences 煽動性想法／顛覆影響
21. succor (n.) (v.) 幫助；（尤指）救助，救援
Her organization gave succor and strength to
those who had been emotionally damaged.
她的機構替那些情感受過傷害的人提供幫助和支援。
to succor the poor, help the helpless, support the weak 救助貧困者，幫助無助者，支持弱者
Students should be encouraged, supported and succored.
學生應該受到鼓勵、支持和幫助。
22. suffrage (n.) （尤指選舉議會等機構代表的）選舉權，投票權
universal suffrage (= the right of all adults to vote) 普選權
23. sundry (a.) 幾個不同的；各種各樣的
Sundry distant relatives, most of whom I hardly
recognized, turned up for my brother's wedding.
遠房親戚都來參加我哥哥的婚禮，大多數我都不太認識。
all
and sundry所有人
I don't want all and sundry knowing about
our problems. 我不想讓所有人都知道我們的問題。
various
and sundry各種各樣的，許多不同的
He spent an hour telling me about various and
sundry ideas he has for making money.
他花了一個小時的時間跟我講他的各種賺錢想法。
24. supersede (v.) 替代，取代（尤指陳舊或過時之物）
Most of the old road has been superseded by
the great Interstate highways.
大多數的舊公路都被寬闊的州際公路取代了。
25. supine (a.) (1) 仰臥的 (2) 軟弱的
We walked along the beach, past the rows of supine
bodies soaking up the sun.
我們沿著海灘漫步，一路上到處都是一排排仰臥在海灘上曬太陽的人們。
The new director has introduced a series of
changes against little opposition from the supine staff.
新任主管進行了一系列改革，並沒有遭到那些軟弱消極的員工的多少反對。
26. supplant (v.) 取代，代替
In most offices, the typewriter has now been
supplanted by the computer.
在大多數辦公室中，打字機現在都已經被電腦取代了。
Small children can often feel supplanted in
their parents' affections (= that their parents no longer like them as much)
when a new brother or sister is born. 當弟弟或妹妹出生後，小孩子常常會覺得自己在父母心中的地位被取代了。
27. suppliant (a.) （表示）懇求的，（表示）哀求的 (n.) 懇求者，哀求者[C]
suppliant words 懇求的話
28. supplicant (n.) 懇求者，祈求者，哀求者
Inside the
temple, worshippers were kneeling in
supplication.
在寺廟裡，朝拜者在跪地祈禱。
29. supposition (n.) 猜測，推測，假定
That article was based on pure supposition.
那篇文章純粹是基於推測。
30. syllogism (n.) （哲學中的）三段論
31. sylvan (a.) 森林的；有森林的
32. tacit (a.) 默示的；不明言的
tacit agreement/approval/support 默契／默許／暗中支持
33. talisman (n.) 護身符；避邪物
34. tangential (a.) (1)（情況﹑評論等）不直接相干的; 略為觸及主題的 (2) 切線的
35. tautology (n.) 同義反覆；冗詞，贅述
36. taxonomy (n.) 分類學；生物分類學
a taxonomic group/system 類群／分類體系
37. tenet (n.) 信條；宗旨；原則
It is a tenet of contemporary psychology
that an individual's mental health is supported by having good social networks.
當代心理學的一個基本理念就是個人的心理健康有賴於良好的社交圈。
38. tenuous (a.) (1)（關係、想法、形勢等）不確定的，不明朗的 (2) 纖細的，單薄的，脆弱的
We were only able to make a tenuous connection
between the two robberies.
我們只能認定這兩樁搶劫案之間可能有某些聯繫。
39. terrestrial (a.) (1) 地球的；與地球有關的(2)（動物）陸生的，陸棲的
40. theocracy (n.) 神權政治國家；神權政體；神權政治
41. thespian (a.) 戲劇表演的 (n.) 演員
42. timbre (n.) 音質，音品，音色
He has a wonderful singing voice, with a rich timbre
and resonant tone.
他的歌聲真好聽——音色飽滿，聲音洪亮。
43. tirade (n.) 長篇抨擊性演說
She launched into an angry/furious tirade about
how she had been unfairly treated.
她就自己遭受的不公正對待，進行了長時間的憤怒控訴。
In a furious tirade of abuse, the opposition spokesperson demanded the
minister's resignation.
在措詞激烈的長篇指責中，反對黨發言人要求這位部長辭職。
44. toady (n.) 諂媚者，馬屁精 (v.) 拍馬屁
She was always toadying to the boss. 她老是拍老闆的馬屁。
45. tome (n.) 大部頭書，巨著
She's written several weighty tomes on the
subject. 她就這個主題寫過幾部鴻篇巨著。
46. torpor (n.) (1)不活躍；萎靡；遲鈍 (2) （冬季動物的）蟄伏
47. torque (n.) 扭轉力
48. tortuous (a.) 彎彎曲曲的；曲折的；轉彎抹角的
He took a tortuous route through back
streets. 他走的是偏僻、曲折的街道。
The path to peace seems at last to be clear,
although it may be a long and tortuous one.
通向和平的路徑好像終於清晰起來，雖然它可能是一條漫長而曲折的道路。
49. tout (v.) (1)（尤指為了提高銷售額、知名度或推動發展）給…做廣告，宣傳，讚揚，吹捧 (2) 兜售；招徠 (3) （通常以高出官方價格很多的價格）倒賣，高價出售（體育比賽票、戲票等） (n.) 票販子，黃牛
As an education minister, she has been touting
these ideas for some time.
作為教育部長，一段時間以來她一直在宣傳這些理念。
He is being widely touted as the next
leader of the Social Democratic party.
到處都在宣傳他是下任社會民主黨領袖。
Several insurance companies are now touting
their services/wares on local radio.
幾家保險公司正在當地電台進行宣傳。
There were hundreds of taxis at the airport, all
touting for business/custom.
機場有數百輛出租車，都在拉生意／招徠乘客。
£30 seats for the match were being touted for
£500.
30英鎊的比賽門票被票販子高價賣到500英鎊。
Britain's best-known ticket tout once boasted
that he could get you tickets for anything.
英國最有名的票販子曾經誇海口說他甚麼票都能弄到。
50. tractable (a.) 易處理的；易控制的；易勸服的
The problem turned out to be rather less tractable
than I had expected.
這個問題最後處理起來遠比我預期棘手。
51. transgress (v.) 違背，違反（法律或道德準則）
Those are the rules, and anyone who transgresses
will be severely punished.
那些是規例，任何人違反都要受到嚴懲。
Who is supposed to have committed these transgressions? 是誰違反了這些規定呢？
The system seems to be designed to punish the transgressor (= the person
breaking the rules) rather than help his victim. 制定這項制度的初衷似乎是為了懲罰違反規定者，而不是幫助受害者。
52. transient (a.) 短暫的，轉瞬即逝的；暫時的 (n.) 暫住者；流動人口
A glass of whisky has only a transient
warming effect. 一杯威士卡只能使人暖和一會兒。
The city has a large transient population
(= many people who are living in it only temporarily).
這個城市有大量暫住人口。
It's an organization set up to provide money and
help for transients.
這個組織建立的目的就是給暫住者提供金錢和幫助。
the transience
of human existence/fame 人生／名聲的短暫
53. translucent (a.) 半透明的
translucent plastic/glass 半透明的塑膠／玻璃
This china is so fine and delicate that it's translucent.
這件瓷器手工精細，晶瑩剔透。
Delia's skin has a translucent quality. 迪莉婭皮膚白皙清透。
54. travail (n.) 很累人的工作﹐苦活
the recent travails of the airline industry
55. travesty (n.) 拙劣的模仿；嘲弄；歪曲
Their production of 'Macbeth' was quite the worst
I've ever seen - it was a travesty.
他們上演的《馬克白》是我看過最糟糕的一個版本——根本就失去了原味。
Langdale described the court ruling as a
travesty of justice.
蘭代爾把法庭的裁決描述為對司法的嘲弄。
56. treatise (n.) 專題論文；專著
a six-volume treatise on trademark law 一冊六卷的商標法專著
57. tremulous (a.) （說話聲或身體部位）微顫的
He watched her tremulous hand reach for the
teacup. 他看著她的手微微顫抖著去拿茶杯。
In a tremulous voice she whispered: "Who are you people?" 她嗓音發顫，輕聲問道：「你們是甚麼人？」
58. trepidation (n.) 驚恐不安，惴惴不安
We view future developments with some
trepidation. 我們對未來的發展動態感到惴惴不安。
59. truculent (a.) 易怒的；好鬥的；尋釁的
a truculent teenager 好鬥的少年
I found him truculent and unpleasant. 我覺得他好鬥且很兇。
60. tryst (n.) 約會；（尤指）幽會
61. tumid (a.) （身體某一部分）腫脹的﹐腫大的
62. turbid(a.) （液體）渾濁的，汙濁的
Several different species of fish inhabit these turbid
shallow waters.
有幾種魚生活在這些渾濁的淺水域中。
63. turgid (a.) (1)（講話、寫作、風格等）太嚴肅的，枯燥乏味的 (2) （水）流動不暢的，不易流動的 (3) （器官或生物組織）腫大的，腫脹的，膨脹的
a couple of pages of turgid prose幾頁枯燥乏味的散文
The river rolled darkly brown and turgid. 河水流動不暢，翻著濁黃浪花。
64. tutelary (a.) 守護的；監護的
65. uncanny (a.) 奇怪的；神秘的；難以（或無法）解釋的
an uncanny resemblance神秘的相似性
Her predictions turned out to be uncannily accurate. 事實證明她的預言準確得不可思議。
66. undulating (a.) (1) 起伏不平的 (2) 波動的；微微起伏的
undulating roads 起伏不平的公路
I love the gently undulating hills of the
Dales. 我喜歡緩緩起伏的谷地山丘。
undulating waves 起伏的波浪
67. unfeigned (a.) 不虛偽的，不假裝的；真誠的
68. untenable (a.) (1)（理論或論點）難以捍衛的，站不住腳的 (2) （局面）難以繼續的，難維持的
If three people in four no longer support the
government, isn't this an untenable situation?
如果四分之三的人不再支援政府，這樣的局面就難以為繼了吧？
69. untoward (a.) 意外的；事與願違的
Unless anything untoward happens we should
arrive just before midday.
除非發生意外，否則我們應該是剛好在中午前到達。
70. usury (n.) 放高利貸
usurious interest rates 高利率；高利貸利率
71. vacillate (v.) 躊躇；猶豫；搖擺不定
Her mood vacillated between hope and despair. 她時而心懷希望，時而感到絕望。
72. vacuous (a.) 空洞的；無知的
a vacuous remark/question/expression/smile 空洞的評論／無知的問題／茫然的表情／傻笑
73. valedictory (a.) （尤指正式）告別的
a valedictory speech告別辭
74. vapid (a.) 愚蠢的；無生氣的；單調的；乏味的；
a vapid television program 枯燥乏味的電視節目
the spiritual vapidity
of Western materialism
西方物質主義導致的精神空虛
75. variegated (a.) 色彩斑駁的；有斑點的
variegated leaves 斑葉
a variegated plant 色彩斑駁的植物
76. vaunt (v.) 大肆吹噓﹐過分誇耀（尤指因過於驕傲）
77. venal (a.) (1)（人）貪贓的，腐敗的，見利忘義的 (2) （行為）腐敗的，貪汙的，見利忘義的
a venal ruler 腐敗的統治者
a venal regime腐敗的政權
They are accused of being involved in venal
practices. 他們被控參與行賄受賄。
78. vendetta (n.) 世仇；族間血仇；宿怨
He saw himself as the victim of a personal
vendetta being waged by his political enemies.
他覺得自己成了政敵挑起的個人積怨的犧牲品。
79. venerate (v.) 尊重；敬重
Robert Burns is Scotland's most venerated poet. 羅伯特．彭斯是蘇格蘭最受尊崇的詩人。
Gandhi became an object of widespread veneration because of his unceasing
struggle for freedom and equality. 對自由和平等的不懈追求讓甘地成為了眾人敬仰的對象。
80. veracious (a.) 誠實的；真實的
a veracious and trustworthy historian
81. verbose (a.) 囉嗦的；冗長的，累贅的
a verbose explanation/report/speech/style 囉嗦的解釋／冗長的報告／冗長的演講／言辭冗贅的風格
He was a notoriously verbose after-dinner
speaker. 他在飯後講起話來是出了名地囉嗦。
82. vertigo (n.) （從高處俯視感到的）暈眩
She can't stand heights and has always suffered
from vertigo. 她恐高，總是會感到眩暈。
83. vexation (n.) 煩惱；苦惱；令人焦慮（或惱火）的事
After several unsuccessful attempts to start his
car, he swore in vexation.
幾次發動汽車都沒有打著火，他氣得罵了起來。
84. viable (a.) (1)可以實施的；可望成功的 (2) 能生長發育的；可以存活的
In order to make the company viable, it
will unfortunately be necessary to reduce staffing levels.
很遺憾，為使公司繼續運轉下去，將不得不裁員。
I am afraid your plan is not commercially/economically/financially/politically
viable.
恐怕你的計劃在商業／經濟／財政／政治上行不通。
There is a continuing debate about the age at
which a human fetus can be considered viable.
關於人類胎兒在何時可被視為已有生命的問題仍處於爭論中。
85. vindictive (a.) 想復仇的；報復性的；懷恨在心的
In the film 'Cape Fear', a lawyer's family is
threatened by a vindictive former prisoner.
在電影《恐怖角》裡，一個律師家庭受到了一個出獄囚犯企圖報復的威脅。
86. virtuoso (n.) （尤指演奏樂器或表演的）名家，能手 (a.) 熟練的；精湛的
Famous mainly for his wonderful voice, Cole was
also a virtuoso on the piano.
除了以動人的嗓音聞名之外，科爾還是一位鋼琴大師。
The Times critic described her dancing as 'a
virtuoso performance of quite dazzling accomplishment'.
《泰晤士報》的評論家稱她的舞蹈「表演精湛，造詣非凡」。
87. visage (n.) 臉龐
88. viscous (a.) 黏稠的；黏滯的
89. vitiate (v.) 毀壞；破壞；削弱
He said that American military power should never
again be vitiated by political concerns.
他說美國的軍事力量絕不能再次因為政治上的考慮而有所削弱。
90. vituperative (a.) 辱罵的；謾罵的
Miss Snowden yesterday launched a vituperative
attack on her ex-boss and former lover.
斯諾登小姐昨天對她的前老闆兼前情人破口大罵。
91. vivisection (n.) 活體解剖；活體實驗
92. vogue (n.) 流行；時尚；時髦
In the 1920s, short hair for women became the
vogue. 20世紀20年代，女性留短髮成為時尚。
The postwar vogue for tearing down
buildings virtually destroyed the city's architecture.
戰後盛行的拆毀建築行為實際上破壞了該城市的建築風格。
The short hemline is very much in vogue (=
fashionable) this spring. 今年春天短裙非常時興。
"Community" is one of the vogue words
of the new government.
「社區」是新政府使用最多的詞語之一。
93. volatile (a.) (1)不穩定的；易變的；易怒的，喜怒無常的 (2) （液體或固體）易揮發的，易氣化的
Food and fuel prices are very volatile in a
war situation. 戰爭時期食品和燃料的價格極易波動。
The situation was made more volatile by the fact that
people had been drinking a lot of alcohol.
人們一直在大喝烈酒，這讓情況變得更加不穩定。
He had a rather volatile temper and can't have
been easy to live with.
他的脾氣十分暴躁，別人很難與他相處。
94. vortex (n.) (1) 漩渦；渦流 (2)（困境的）漩渦
I was sucked into a vortex of despair. 我被捲入了絕望的漩渦裡。
95. warrant (v.) (1)使有必要 (2) 擔保，保證；承諾 (n.) (1)（由法官或官員簽署的）搜查令，逮捕狀，令狀 (2) 做事情的理由
Obviously what she did was wrong, but I don't
think it warranted quite such severe punishment.
顯然她做得不對，但我認為她不應該受到如此嚴厲的懲罰。
It's a relatively simple task that really doesn't warrant
a great deal of time being spent on it.
這是一個相對來說比較簡單的任務，不必在上面花費大量的時間。
a search
warrant 搜查令
death
warrant死刑執行令
Judge La Riva had issued an arrest warrant/a
warrant for his arrest.
拉裡瓦法官已經簽署了一份逮捕狀／逮捕他的令狀。
There's no warrant for that sort of behavior! 那種行為根本不合理！
96. wary (a.) 謹慎的；小心翼翼的
I'm a bit wary of/about giving people my
address when I don't know them very well.
如果不是太熟的話，我不會輕易告訴別人我的地址。
97. welter (n.) 雜亂的一堆東西，亂七八糟的一堆東西
We are reducing the company's welter of development
projects and will streamline sales and marketing.
我們正在縮減公司雜亂無章的開發專案計劃，並將簡化公司的銷售和市場行銷流程。
98. whimsical(a.) 離奇的；古怪的；異想天開的
a whimsical tale離奇的故事
Despite his kindly, sometimes whimsical air,
he was a shrewd observer of people.
儘管他為人和善，有時也有些古怪，但對人觀察很敏銳。
99. wistful (a.) 傷感的；留戀的
a wistful smile嚮往的微笑
I thought about those days in Spain and grew
wistful.
我想起了那些在西班牙的日子，思念之情油然而生。
"I would love to go back to Venice," he
said wistfully. 「我真想回到威尼斯去。」他非常留戀地說。
100. zealot (n.) 狂熱者；熱心者
a religious zealot宗教狂熱分子
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