2018年3月20日星期二
看影视剧是学习英语的好方法。通过一个单词一个单词准确意思的解读，从而更好地了解说这个单词的角色想要表达的本意。
sorehead:
a person easily angered or disgruntled
relay：relay something (to somebody)：
to receive and send on information, news,etc. to somebody
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relay something (to somebody) to broadcasttelevision or radio signals
The game was relayed by satellite to audiences all over the
world.
interim:
intended to last or perform an activityonly until someone or something permanent or final is available
举例：
an interim government/president/report
interim payment (=part of the full amountpaid in advance):
The insurance company made an interim payment while the claim was beinginvestigated.
extravagance:
[UNCOUNTABLE] the practice of spending alot of money, especially more than you should
-[COUNTABLE] something that you spend alot of money on, especially more than you should
Hermain extravagances are shoes and perfume.
wide out:
INFORMAL to make someone extremely tired
Theearly-morning meetings really wipe me out.
holdback:
to not show what you are thinking orfeeling
Joeheld back his anger.
to decide not to do or say something, orto make someone decide not to do or say something
He heldback, remembering the mistake he had made before.
to stop someone from being as successfulas they should
Theyworried that the new classmates will hold them back.
takeoff:
to become successful or popular very fast
Herbusiness has really taken off.
obstetrician
a doctor with special training in how tocare for pregnant women and help in the birth of babies
wind down
to end, or to finish something gradually
Theparty started to wind down around 2.00 am.
to gradually reduce work before stoppingcompletely
Thefactory will wind down production before closing next year.
torelaxafter aperiodofexcitementorworry
Willyou bewindingdown abitbythen?
alliteration
the use, especially in poetry, of thesame sound or sounds, especially consonants, at the beginning of several wordsthat are close together
头韵（尤指诗歌中一组词以发音相同的辅音开头）
"Roundthe rugged rocks the ragged rascal ran" uses alliteration.
