1.merriment
gaiety, laughter, celebration, etc
Ms Jae Deh’s mock-stern look collapses into merriment
2. repreive
temporary relief from danger, trouble, etc
3.impede
hinder or obstruct the progress or movement of (sb/sth)
Local officials have decided to bar them from the footpath, on the grounds that they impede pedestrians, make a mess and attract vermin.
4. sprout
begin to grow or appear; put out leaves, shoots, etc
Mr SuKit points to his hair, which is shorn on the sides but sprouts, turnip-like, into a topknot on his crown
5.fabric
structure of sth
Banyan hopes that Bangkok’s government—and the authorities in the region’s other megacities—look beyond the superficial inconveniences caused by street-food vendors, and think harder about their role in the city’s fabric.
6.rub
~ (sth) (with sth) (cause sth to) press against (a surface) with a to-and-fro sliding movement
they create a community: the chance for citizens of all classes to rub shoulders over a bowl of noodles swimming in fish broth
大爱经济学人，每月一到两篇，每篇平均朗读70遍吧。很多用词和说法只有细细揣摩才能发现精妙之处。
这篇文章看后，随即决定11月去越南，7-8天。胡志明与大叻，休闲游。住宿按照以往一贯作风，干净，舒适，品质。
预算估计7000元左右，哈哈哈征同伴。
