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Question 1

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Question 2

naughty

Answer 2

behaving badly; not willing to obey.
ex: Girls, you’re being very naughty

Question 3

vomit

Answer 3

to bring food from the stomach back out through the mouth

Question 4

scoundrel

Answer 4

a man who treats other people badly, especially by being dishonest or immoral(adj)

Question 5

crusade

Answer 5

a long and determined effort to achieve sth that you believe to be right or to stop sth that you believe to be wrong

Question 6

dynamic

Answer 6

the way in which people or things behave and react to each other in a particular situation
ex:
The dynamic of the market demands constant change and adjustment.

Question 7

murderous

Answer 7

intending or likely to murder
ex: He made a murderous attack on his wife that evening.

Question 8

insecure

Answer 8

not confident about yourself or your relationships with other people
ex: An insecure computer system is an open door to criminals.

Question 9

conniving

Answer 9

behaving in a way that secretly hurts others or deliberately fails to prevent others from being hurt
ex:
She knew that if she said nothing she would be conniving in an injustice.

Question 10

jeopardy

Answer 10

in a dangerous position or situation and likely to be lost or harmed

Question 11

delay

Answer 11

a period of time when sb/sth has to wait because of a problem that makes sth slow or late

Question 12

hybrid

Answer 12

something that is the product of mixing two or more different things.
ex: Hybrid cars can go almost 600 miles between refuelling.

Question 13

teaser

Answer 13

a difficult problem or question
ex: Whether to accept the offer was a teaser.

Question 14

pandemic

Answer 14

a disease that spreads over a whole country or the whole world
ex:
They feared a new cholera pandemics

Question 15

speculate

Answer 15

to form an opinion about sth without knowing all the details or facts
ex: It is useless to speculate why he did it.

Question 16

forecast

Answer 16

a statement about what will happen in the future, based on information that is available now

Question 17

dilute

Answer 17

to make a liquid weaker by adding water or another liquid to it

Question 18

forbid
past tense: forbade

Answer 18

to order sb not to do sth; to order that sth must not be done.

ex: No. I forbid it. You cannot.

Question 19

slaughter

Answer 19

the killing of animals for their meat
ex: The animals are stunned before slaughter.

Question 20

indiscriminate

Answer 20

done without thinking about what the result may be, especially when it causes people to be harmed.
ex: indiscriminate

Question 21

thwart

Answer 21

prevent (someone) from accomplishing something
ex: Thus, he aided reaction and thwarted progress.

Question 22

enthron

Answer 22

when a king, queen or important member of a Church is (enthroned)
ex: He was forcing the state to enthrone a particular brand of modernism.

Question 23

regime

Answer 23

a method or system of government, especially one that has not been elected in a fair way
ex： The regime is now in its death throes.

Question 24

throes

Answer 24

violent pains, especially at the moment of death
ex: The creature went into its death throes.

Question 25

incarceration

Answer 25

the state of being confined in prison; imprisonment
ex: Incarceration in America is a failure by almost any measure.

Question 26

Headquarters

Answer 26

have the main offices of an organization in a particular place

Question 27

disctator

Answer 27

a ruler who has complete power over a country, especially one who has gained it using military force
ex: The dictator refuses to relax his grip on power.

Question 28

indebte

Answer 28

grateful to sb for helping you
ex: I am deeply indebted to him for his help.

Question 29

constitutional

Answer 29

connected with the constitution of a country or an organization
ex: The move was extra-constitutional.

Question 30

rekindle

Answer 30

to make sth become active again
ex: He tried to rekindle her attention.

Question 31

stifle

Answer 31

to prevent sth from happening;
ex: She managed to stifle a yawn.