词汇
1. goblin (n)(in stories) a small ugly creature that likes to trick people or cause trouble. 小妖精
2. booger 鼻屎
例：booger-flavored candy 鼻屎味糖果
3. momentarily (a) •for a very short time
例：He paused momentarily
She was momentarily blinded by the light.
• very soon; in a moment
例：I will be with you momentarily
4. transfigure (v) •to change the appearance of a person or thing that they look more beautiful.
使变形，使美化，改观
例：Ann’s face was transfigured by the early morning light.
安的脸被早晨的光线照的变形了。
Perhaps it would be more useful if I were to transfigure Mr.Potter and yourself into a pocket watch.
5. snitch (n) •a person, especially a child, who tells a parent, teacher, etc. about sth wrong that another child has done. 告密者，打小报告的人
例：You little snitch! I will never tell you anything again!
词组
1. examination-oriented education system 应试教育
2. well-off family 小康之家
3. native-soil literature 乡土文学
4. interchange station 换乘站
5. blind date 相亲
注：词汇及例句多引用于《牛津词典》Oxford Learner’s Dictionary
