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| # | 英语 | 汉语 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | benediction | 祝福 The moment the bishop had finished his benediction, she squeezed quickly out of her row and darted out the cathedral's side entrance. | |
| 2 | benefactor | 捐助人 An anonymous benefactor had given $15 million to establish an ecological institute at the university. | |
| 3 | beneficiary | 受益人 Living in a trailer in near-poverty, she received word in the mail that her father had died, naming her as the sole beneficiary of his life-insurance policy. | |
| 4 | benevolence | 善意 In those financially desperate years, the young couple was saved only by the benevolence of her elderly great-uncle. | |
| 5 | amicable | 友善的 Their relations with their in-laws were generally amicable, despite some bickering during the holidays. | |
| 6 | enamored | 喜欢 Rebecca quickly became enamored of the town's rustic surroundings, its slow pace, and its eccentric characters. | |
| 7 | amorous | 多情的 It turned out that the amorous Congressman had gotten his girlfriend a good job and was paying for her apartment. | |
| 8 | paramour | 情人 He had been coming to the house for two years before her brothers realized that he was actually the paramour of their shy and withdrawn sister. | |
| 9 | antebellum | 战前的 When World War I was over, the French nobility found it impossible to return to their extravagant antebellum way of life. | |
| 10 | bellicose | 好战的 The more bellicose party always got elected whenever there was tension along the border and the public believed that military action would lead to security. | |
| 11 | belligerence | 好战 The belligerence in Turner's voice told them that the warning was a serious threat. | |
| 12 | rebellion | 反叛 A student rebellion that afternoon in Room 13 resulted in the new substitute teacher racing out of the building in tears. | |
| 13 | pacify | 使平静，平息 It took the police hours to pacify the angry demonstrators. | |
| 14 | pacifist | 和平主义者 | |
| 15 | pact | 协议 The girls made a pact never to reveal what had happened on that terrifying night in the abandoned house. | |
| 16 | pace | 与...观点相反 The costs of the program, pace some commentators, will not be significant. | |
| 17 | criminology | 犯罪学 His growing interest in criminology led him to become a probation officer. | |
| 18 | decriminalize | 非刑事化 An angry debate over decriminalizing doctor-assisted suicide raged all day in the statehouse. | |
| 19 | incriminate | 证明...有罪 The muddy tracks leading to and from the cookie jar were enough to incriminate them. | |
| 20 | recrimonation | 指责，反控 Their failure to find help led to endless and pointless recriminations over responsibility for the accident. |