mere (a) It's hard to say that Liu Xiang can't finish mere 110 metres running.
lender (n) The one who own the money but lend them out.
forex (n) foreign exchange
intervene (v) The government has to intervene the issue.
momentum (n) The momentum of turnover increasing is slow and stable in 10% growing.
rebound (v) The rate is rebound to 2.55 when the government intervene the market.
dignity (n) respectability, respectableness
handicapped (a) Paralympic is for handicapped althetes and on the themes of "Improvement," "dignity" and "Friendship".
mechanism (n)
ill-advised (a) The decision is ill-advised.
integrity (n) The principal is integrity and respected by teachers and students.
caliber (n) The caliber of the principal is absolutely prefer.
slip-up (n) Due to a slip-up on my understand the document, I late this morning.
embroiled (a) The teacher has been embroiled in the corruppied case.
violently (ad)
pendulum (n) The siutation is pendulum and the result is unclear.
legitimate (a) the contract is legitimate document.
controverisal (a) The point is controverisal and the compete is on going.
Sunday, August 24, 2008
Monday, August 18, 2008
Vocabulary 18 August 2008
recognition (n)
recognize (v)
contrariety (n) A opposite situation bewteen two things.
contradiction (n) The opposite of a thing.
hence
(= therefore)
emotionless (n)
naturalness (n)
crucial (a)
critical (a) = crucial
sentiment (n) = emotion
opposite (a) (n)
broaden (v) = enlarge
ultimately (ad)
hurried (a)
seldom (ad) (a)
poverty (n) poor
pity (n) (v) a poor thing.
intimate (a) have a intimate talk
recognize (v)
contrariety (n) A opposite situation bewteen two things.
contradiction (n) The opposite of a thing.
hence
(= therefore)
emotionless (n)
naturalness (n)
crucial (a)
critical (a) = crucial
sentiment (n) = emotion
opposite (a) (n)
broaden (v) = enlarge
ultimately (ad)
hurried (a)
seldom (ad) (a)
poverty (n) poor
pity (n) (v) a poor thing.
intimate (a) have a intimate talk
Sunday, August 17, 2008
Writing exercise
There is generation gap in Hong Kong.
Do you think so? Do you share everything with your family? Discuss.
Do you think so? Do you share everything with your family? Discuss.
Thursday, August 14, 2008
Think small
small is easy to alert
small is possible be start
small can be managed better
small is first stage everything
small is about quality
small is about growing
small is about benefit
small can be anything, anywhere, anytime, anybody as well.
Let's think small.
small is possible be start
small can be managed better
small is first stage everything
small is about quality
small is about growing
small is about benefit
small can be anything, anywhere, anytime, anybody as well.
Let's think small.
Wednesday, August 13, 2008
Vocabulary 14 August 2008
whereby (ad) There is no other way whereby we can pass the exam.
dispose (v) The principal disposed a teacher in management team last week.
leisurely (a) (ad) The student always do his homework leisurely and without any pressure.
evaporate (v) Over 10Billion evaporated in the stock market this morning and the trend should be declined more sharply.
bourse (n) The bourse operator in China is organized by the government.
hostile (a) The student is a hostile classmate for most of students in the classroom.
grilled (a) Foods was grilled and ready on the table.
distraught (a) Students are distraught as the exam comes early.
beam (n)
distract (v) The result distracted the attention in the quality concern.
clinch (v) (n) The students clinched the settlement with a happy ending in the placement issue.
eye-catching (a) The result is eye-catching and surprised the whole school.
Athens (n) The captial of Greece.
morale (n) There are high morale beyond the game comes success.
enthusiasm (n) The reaction of hometown fans are enthusiasm for their athletes in Olympic game.
atmosphere (n) The atmosphere in the team is happy and relax.
herald (n) (v) The herald is prime newspaper in Melbourne.
loyal (a) The loyal fans of the superstar are crowd in the front door with flowers.
crucial (a) It's crucial decision in the moment for your future.
snatch (v) (n) The army should snatch the town by the strong support from Russia govenement military.
nerve (n) The student holds his nerve and pass the exam successful.
dispose (v) The principal disposed a teacher in management team last week.
leisurely (a) (ad) The student always do his homework leisurely and without any pressure.
evaporate (v) Over 10Billion evaporated in the stock market this morning and the trend should be declined more sharply.
bourse (n) The bourse operator in China is organized by the government.
hostile (a) The student is a hostile classmate for most of students in the classroom.
grilled (a) Foods was grilled and ready on the table.
distraught (a) Students are distraught as the exam comes early.
beam (n)
distract (v) The result distracted the attention in the quality concern.
clinch (v) (n) The students clinched the settlement with a happy ending in the placement issue.
eye-catching (a) The result is eye-catching and surprised the whole school.
Athens (n) The captial of Greece.
morale (n) There are high morale beyond the game comes success.
enthusiasm (n) The reaction of hometown fans are enthusiasm for their athletes in Olympic game.
atmosphere (n) The atmosphere in the team is happy and relax.
herald (n) (v) The herald is prime newspaper in Melbourne.
loyal (a) The loyal fans of the superstar are crowd in the front door with flowers.
crucial (a) It's crucial decision in the moment for your future.
snatch (v) (n) The army should snatch the town by the strong support from Russia govenement military.
nerve (n) The student holds his nerve and pass the exam successful.
Tuesday, August 12, 2008
Vocabulary 13 August 2008
gas (n) gas bloating (for human body's rymptom)
bloating (a) Gas bloating is a kind of rymptoms about allergic reaction.
rash (n) The baby borke out in a rash when drunk the juice yesterday.
symptom (n) The movement could be considered a symptom of internal management unblanced.
immune (a) (n) Immune system is important element of human being.
strengthen (v) The movement strengthens the management and is a start of new generation of the school.
diet (n) (v) The diet of the children is healthly and listed in the routine.
vomit (v) (n) The student finished his meal then vomitted a few times, however, he is better now.
pediatrician (n) A pediatrician was listed in the school and he is a specialist of chinese medicine as well.
throw (v) A difficult question throws the student in the oral presentation.
eliminate (v) Seven teachers will be eliminated from the list of next year.
migraine (n) A kind of headache
diarrhoea (n) = diarrhea = (idiom) run
depression (n) Super inflation should cause a great depression in the economy.
constipation (n) A kind of symptom againsts the diarrhoea.
sinusitis (n) A kind of illness
kidney nuts
eczema (n) a kind of illness.
allergic (a) Migraine or rash should be a kind of allergic reactions.
gluten (n) A kind of elements in the diet.
crackdown (n) The management should made a crackdown for the staff often arrive late.
statutory (a) The length of work hours is a statutory regulation by-law in the school.
subvention (n) The government should provide more subvention for the teachers supporting their daily expenses.
allegation (n) The allegation of the principal explains the management of the school is successful and efficiency.
regulation (n) (a) The behavious of the teache againsts the regulation of the school.
stringent (a) The regulation is published and stringent instructure to against the weakness of the management.
substantial (a) (n) The meansure for curbing the inflation should be a substantial reaction in the financial market.
vibrant (a) The student is a vibrant member in the sproting team of the school.
scientific (a) The idea from the student is scientific and surprised the teacher and principal.
innovation (n) The innovation of Information Technology is continuous and should gain a more success in the future.
take part in
realization (n) The realization of the new policy for the staff is responsibility of the personal department.
forge (n) (v) The innovation of the information technology can forge a digital city.
bloating (a) Gas bloating is a kind of rymptoms about allergic reaction.
rash (n) The baby borke out in a rash when drunk the juice yesterday.
symptom (n) The movement could be considered a symptom of internal management unblanced.
immune (a) (n) Immune system is important element of human being.
strengthen (v) The movement strengthens the management and is a start of new generation of the school.
diet (n) (v) The diet of the children is healthly and listed in the routine.
vomit (v) (n) The student finished his meal then vomitted a few times, however, he is better now.
pediatrician (n) A pediatrician was listed in the school and he is a specialist of chinese medicine as well.
throw (v) A difficult question throws the student in the oral presentation.
eliminate (v) Seven teachers will be eliminated from the list of next year.
migraine (n) A kind of headache
diarrhoea (n) = diarrhea = (idiom) run
depression (n) Super inflation should cause a great depression in the economy.
constipation (n) A kind of symptom againsts the diarrhoea.
sinusitis (n) A kind of illness
kidney nuts
eczema (n) a kind of illness.
allergic (a) Migraine or rash should be a kind of allergic reactions.
gluten (n) A kind of elements in the diet.
crackdown (n) The management should made a crackdown for the staff often arrive late.
statutory (a) The length of work hours is a statutory regulation by-law in the school.
subvention (n) The government should provide more subvention for the teachers supporting their daily expenses.
allegation (n) The allegation of the principal explains the management of the school is successful and efficiency.
regulation (n) (a) The behavious of the teache againsts the regulation of the school.
stringent (a) The regulation is published and stringent instructure to against the weakness of the management.
substantial (a) (n) The meansure for curbing the inflation should be a substantial reaction in the financial market.
vibrant (a) The student is a vibrant member in the sproting team of the school.
scientific (a) The idea from the student is scientific and surprised the teacher and principal.
innovation (n) The innovation of Information Technology is continuous and should gain a more success in the future.
take part in
realization (n) The realization of the new policy for the staff is responsibility of the personal department.
forge (n) (v) The innovation of the information technology can forge a digital city.
How change of food can make you better (NEWS)
Milk, eggs and gluten are the three top foods that trigger delayed allergic reactions among Hong Kongers and avoiding them would enhance their health.
A Hong Kong BioTek poll of 1,053 people found milk affected 48 percent, eggs, 46 percent and gluten, 18 percent.
Also near the top of the list of offending foods were soybeans and kidney beans which people with eczema, sinusitis, fatigue, constipation, depression, diarrhoea or migraine should avoid.
Nearly 90 percent of 147 medical perfessionals surveyed believe eliminating such products from the daily diet is the most effective method of overcoming food allergies, a BioTek spokeswoman said.
Tsang Ka-wai's daughter, Oi-ching, had been throwing up mild three times a day since she was a baby. Every time they went out, the parents had to bring an extra set of clothes for her to change into.
Tsang had consulted Western and Chinese doctors over the years, but the situation did not imporve.
When Oi-ching turned three, Tsang found Dr Sophie Leung Suk-fong, a pediatrician who submitted the girl to a food allergy test that pinpointed the foods causing the delayed allergic reactions.
Eggs and milk were found to be offending foods for Oi-ching, along with peanuts, honey and tuna.
The doctor suggested avoiding them immediately and within a month, there was less vomiting.
It has now been more than a year and Tsang is slowly allowing his daughter to incorporate milk and eggs into her diet.
"Once offending foods and identified, they should be eliminated completely from one's diet for at least a year,' Leung said.
"Only then can the foods be slowly incorporated back into the diet, but in small amounts about once a week."
She added:"Of course, diet change is not the only thing to consider,"suggesting medicine and vitamins to strengthen the immune system.
"Eliminating foods such as milk, red meat or eggs will not interfere with balanced diet. There are many alternatives."
The common symptoms, she said, are skin rashes, eczema, sinusitis, fatigue, gas bloating, headache, migraine and constipation.
Leung encouraged those with health problems or allergies to assume a traditional Chinese diet with fewer eggs and less milk.
The study was conducted between January last year and June. Respondents included 147 medical professionals.
A Hong Kong BioTek poll of 1,053 people found milk affected 48 percent, eggs, 46 percent and gluten, 18 percent.
Also near the top of the list of offending foods were soybeans and kidney beans which people with eczema, sinusitis, fatigue, constipation, depression, diarrhoea or migraine should avoid.
Nearly 90 percent of 147 medical perfessionals surveyed believe eliminating such products from the daily diet is the most effective method of overcoming food allergies, a BioTek spokeswoman said.
Tsang Ka-wai's daughter, Oi-ching, had been throwing up mild three times a day since she was a baby. Every time they went out, the parents had to bring an extra set of clothes for her to change into.
Tsang had consulted Western and Chinese doctors over the years, but the situation did not imporve.
When Oi-ching turned three, Tsang found Dr Sophie Leung Suk-fong, a pediatrician who submitted the girl to a food allergy test that pinpointed the foods causing the delayed allergic reactions.
Eggs and milk were found to be offending foods for Oi-ching, along with peanuts, honey and tuna.
The doctor suggested avoiding them immediately and within a month, there was less vomiting.
It has now been more than a year and Tsang is slowly allowing his daughter to incorporate milk and eggs into her diet.
"Once offending foods and identified, they should be eliminated completely from one's diet for at least a year,' Leung said.
"Only then can the foods be slowly incorporated back into the diet, but in small amounts about once a week."
She added:"Of course, diet change is not the only thing to consider,"suggesting medicine and vitamins to strengthen the immune system.
"Eliminating foods such as milk, red meat or eggs will not interfere with balanced diet. There are many alternatives."
The common symptoms, she said, are skin rashes, eczema, sinusitis, fatigue, gas bloating, headache, migraine and constipation.
Leung encouraged those with health problems or allergies to assume a traditional Chinese diet with fewer eggs and less milk.
The study was conducted between January last year and June. Respondents included 147 medical professionals.
Monday, August 11, 2008
Vocabulary 12 Auguest 2008
midair (n) The speculation is in the midair and nobody find the answer.
climax (n) (v) The position of principal is the climax of the teacher in the school.
firecracker (n) The firecracker is the traditional stuff in the chinese new year.
explode (v) The inflation was exploded in last few months when the dramatically increasing the oil price continously.
drum (n) The performance of the drum in the Olympic opening cermomy is great.
thundering (a) (ad) The news in the market is spreading and thundering.
extravaganza (n) The performance of the concept is with extravaganza and impossible talnets.
rave (v) (n) (a) The principal raved the performance of the teacher with fried color results in her class.
spectacle (n) The view of winter in the town is spectacle and focused the eyes of worldwide travelling committee.
recognition (n) The recognition for the school from nationwide is surprised the principal and the teachers.
cauldron (n) The cauldron above the bird nest stadium is blazing the olympic fire.
hoist (v) (n) The rubbish was hoisted and collected by a track.
accomplished (a) The task have been accomplished and spent thousands bucks.
meticulous (a) The staff is so meticulous and waste the time of us.
spectacular (a) (n) The film is spectacular and touched the heart of the audiences.
footprint (n) They are going on the pace beyond the footprint of their parents.
hurdler (n) The chinese hurdler is the hope of the olympic winner in Alth. games.
aquatics (n) The aquatics of the school is with good results always.
emerge (v) The difficult situation was emerged immiediately when the budget was overpaid.
nevertheless
post-mortem (a) (n) The team from the police and hospital is for post-mortem in this case.
judicial (a) The judicial review is disadvantage for the government.
promenade (n) (v) The promenade of the wanchai beach should be built in 2010 summer.
fiercely (ad) The inflation is spreading nationwide fiercely.
brewing (n) The brewing of the plan took three months and spent thousands and thousand dollars in the process.
approval (n) The approval of the agreement was confirmed last week and the project is going on.
unaware (a) (ad) The school was unaware that the principal resigned immidiately.
fallout (n) The fallout of the issue should be argument in the congress.
prominent (a) The company is prominent in the industrial field.
savvy (v) (n) The savvy of the political basic is weakness in the government administration.
pale (a) (v) His face became pale and the speaking was slowing.
cylinder (n) The oxygen is saving in the cylinder.
inhalation (n) The pollution impact the inhalation damaged our lungs.
mezzanine (n) The guy is living in the mezzanine and spending less rent.
charred (a) The chicken wings had been charred by him in last babecue.
sacrifice (n) The sacrifice of the education policy is the students.
inferno (n) It's the inferno in the oldern building for the fire department.
gear (n)(v) The gears of the police is sufficient and ready for the special situation.
oxygen (n) O2 is oxygen 2.
probe (n) (v) The guy is a probe from the police and hiding in the underground party.
blaze (n) (v) The blaze of olympic fire is bright and strong to display worldwide.
climax (n) (v) The position of principal is the climax of the teacher in the school.
firecracker (n) The firecracker is the traditional stuff in the chinese new year.
explode (v) The inflation was exploded in last few months when the dramatically increasing the oil price continously.
drum (n) The performance of the drum in the Olympic opening cermomy is great.
thundering (a) (ad) The news in the market is spreading and thundering.
extravaganza (n) The performance of the concept is with extravaganza and impossible talnets.
rave (v) (n) (a) The principal raved the performance of the teacher with fried color results in her class.
spectacle (n) The view of winter in the town is spectacle and focused the eyes of worldwide travelling committee.
recognition (n) The recognition for the school from nationwide is surprised the principal and the teachers.
cauldron (n) The cauldron above the bird nest stadium is blazing the olympic fire.
hoist (v) (n) The rubbish was hoisted and collected by a track.
accomplished (a) The task have been accomplished and spent thousands bucks.
meticulous (a) The staff is so meticulous and waste the time of us.
spectacular (a) (n) The film is spectacular and touched the heart of the audiences.
footprint (n) They are going on the pace beyond the footprint of their parents.
hurdler (n) The chinese hurdler is the hope of the olympic winner in Alth. games.
aquatics (n) The aquatics of the school is with good results always.
emerge (v) The difficult situation was emerged immiediately when the budget was overpaid.
nevertheless
post-mortem (a) (n) The team from the police and hospital is for post-mortem in this case.
judicial (a) The judicial review is disadvantage for the government.
promenade (n) (v) The promenade of the wanchai beach should be built in 2010 summer.
fiercely (ad) The inflation is spreading nationwide fiercely.
brewing (n) The brewing of the plan took three months and spent thousands and thousand dollars in the process.
approval (n) The approval of the agreement was confirmed last week and the project is going on.
unaware (a) (ad) The school was unaware that the principal resigned immidiately.
fallout (n) The fallout of the issue should be argument in the congress.
prominent (a) The company is prominent in the industrial field.
savvy (v) (n) The savvy of the political basic is weakness in the government administration.
pale (a) (v) His face became pale and the speaking was slowing.
cylinder (n) The oxygen is saving in the cylinder.
inhalation (n) The pollution impact the inhalation damaged our lungs.
mezzanine (n) The guy is living in the mezzanine and spending less rent.
charred (a) The chicken wings had been charred by him in last babecue.
sacrifice (n) The sacrifice of the education policy is the students.
inferno (n) It's the inferno in the oldern building for the fire department.
gear (n)(v) The gears of the police is sufficient and ready for the special situation.
oxygen (n) O2 is oxygen 2.
probe (n) (v) The guy is a probe from the police and hiding in the underground party.
blaze (n) (v) The blaze of olympic fire is bright and strong to display worldwide.
Friday, August 8, 2008
Vocabulary 09 August 2008
Olympic games:
1. wrestling - a traditional sport in Western of Aisa
2. weightlifting - hold weight up
3. trampoline - dump on the net
4. taekwondo - Korean sport
5. synchronised swimming - a team performing the dance in the swimming pool
6. sailing - Hong Kong got a first Olympic glod from sailing game
7. rhythmic gymnastics - a gymnastic shows the soft
8. rowing - rowing is a sport to completing ship skill
9. jodo - Japanese sport
10. fencing - a sport from the European using the fence
11. kayak slalom - a kayak game with some obstacles.
12. canoe - a small ship suits only a person
13. badminton - chinese sport beyond the table tennis
14. athletics - running, etc.
15. artistic gymnastics - another kind of gymnastics.
16. archery - worldwide traditional sport, force target and shooting
17. swimming
18. basketball
19. football
20. volleyball
21. shooting
22. softball
23. table tennis
24. tennis
25. triathlon
26. modern pentathlon
27. baseball
28. beach volleyball
29. boxing
30. cycling
31. diving
32. equestrian
33. handball
34. hockey
Athletics:
heptathlon (7 item) 100m hurdles (running and jump the obstacles.
shot put (a weight ball be thorwing out)Man Qualifying
100m Men Heats (a run off preparation game)
heptathlon high jump
hammer man qualifying (another kind of shot put with holder)
discus women qualifying (another kind of shot put with thick shape)
3000m steeplechase women (running with obstacle in wild environment)
Triple jump Women qualifying
high jump men qualifying
pole vault women final (high jump with pole)
long jump men final
Javelin Throw women qualifying (throw the long thick javelin)
4x100m relay women heats
Artistic Gymnastics:
Floor exercise men final
pommel horse final
vault women final
rings final
uneven bars final
parallel bars final
beam final
horizontal bar final
Diving:
3m synchro men's doubles final
3m springboard women preliminary round
10m platform women semi-finals
equestrian:
concours individuel de dressage final
team eventing dressage final
tean eventing cross country final
individuel jumping qualifying
Team dressage grand prix final
team jumping final
Swimming:
400m individual medley men heats (conbins a few kinds of style)
100m butterfly women heats
400m freestyle men heats
100m breaststroke men heats
shooting:
10m air rifle women qualifying
trap men qualifying (moving target shooting)
10m air pistol men final
50m rifle 3 positions women qualifying
skeet women qualifying (moving target shooting)
50m rifle prone men final (lay in the ground to shooting with rifle)
1. wrestling - a traditional sport in Western of Aisa
2. weightlifting - hold weight up
3. trampoline - dump on the net
4. taekwondo - Korean sport
5. synchronised swimming - a team performing the dance in the swimming pool
6. sailing - Hong Kong got a first Olympic glod from sailing game
7. rhythmic gymnastics - a gymnastic shows the soft
8. rowing - rowing is a sport to completing ship skill
9. jodo - Japanese sport
10. fencing - a sport from the European using the fence
11. kayak slalom - a kayak game with some obstacles.
12. canoe - a small ship suits only a person
13. badminton - chinese sport beyond the table tennis
14. athletics - running, etc.
15. artistic gymnastics - another kind of gymnastics.
16. archery - worldwide traditional sport, force target and shooting
17. swimming
18. basketball
19. football
20. volleyball
21. shooting
22. softball
23. table tennis
24. tennis
25. triathlon
26. modern pentathlon
27. baseball
28. beach volleyball
29. boxing
30. cycling
31. diving
32. equestrian
33. handball
34. hockey
Athletics:
heptathlon (7 item) 100m hurdles (running and jump the obstacles.
shot put (a weight ball be thorwing out)Man Qualifying
100m Men Heats (a run off preparation game)
heptathlon high jump
hammer man qualifying (another kind of shot put with holder)
discus women qualifying (another kind of shot put with thick shape)
3000m steeplechase women (running with obstacle in wild environment)
Triple jump Women qualifying
high jump men qualifying
pole vault women final (high jump with pole)
long jump men final
Javelin Throw women qualifying (throw the long thick javelin)
4x100m relay women heats
Artistic Gymnastics:
Floor exercise men final
pommel horse final
vault women final
rings final
uneven bars final
parallel bars final
beam final
horizontal bar final
Diving:
3m synchro men's doubles final
3m springboard women preliminary round
10m platform women semi-finals
equestrian:
concours individuel de dressage final
team eventing dressage final
tean eventing cross country final
individuel jumping qualifying
Team dressage grand prix final
team jumping final
Swimming:
400m individual medley men heats (conbins a few kinds of style)
100m butterfly women heats
400m freestyle men heats
100m breaststroke men heats
shooting:
10m air rifle women qualifying
trap men qualifying (moving target shooting)
10m air pistol men final
50m rifle 3 positions women qualifying
skeet women qualifying (moving target shooting)
50m rifle prone men final (lay in the ground to shooting with rifle)
Thursday, August 7, 2008
Vacabulary 08 August 2008
cautiously optimistic - we remain cautiously optimistic on the property markets of Hong Kong, Macau and the mainland in the near future.
vanish (v) The trend of price increasing in the market has vanished and the enviornment worsened nowadays.
narrow (a) The narrow room between the 1st and 2nd one.
dash (v) (n) The dash of stocks should vanish when the Olympic games close at the end of August.
remittance (n) I sent over hundreds thousands dollars to Australia by remittance already.
speculative (a) The decision is a speculative investment and high risks should be involving.
abundant (a) There are abundant incomes in the orange field this year.
repatriate (v) The spy had been repatriated to his hometown last year.
swell (v) (a) (n) The emotion swelled hughly when the country won the olympic in Benjing 08.
revised (a) The catalogue had revised last year and updated more latest products.
clamp (n) (v) The United Stated should clamp the toughful policy to prevent the strong import from China.
amid (prep) The opportunity lifes amid the difficult and the darkness.
aftermath (n) There are expensive management experiences in aftermath of the 1997 financial crisis.
trepidation (n) The students standed in the stage and with some trepidation when the result still not be revealed.
vanish (v) The trend of price increasing in the market has vanished and the enviornment worsened nowadays.
narrow (a) The narrow room between the 1st and 2nd one.
dash (v) (n) The dash of stocks should vanish when the Olympic games close at the end of August.
remittance (n) I sent over hundreds thousands dollars to Australia by remittance already.
speculative (a) The decision is a speculative investment and high risks should be involving.
abundant (a) There are abundant incomes in the orange field this year.
repatriate (v) The spy had been repatriated to his hometown last year.
swell (v) (a) (n) The emotion swelled hughly when the country won the olympic in Benjing 08.
revised (a) The catalogue had revised last year and updated more latest products.
clamp (n) (v) The United Stated should clamp the toughful policy to prevent the strong import from China.
amid (prep) The opportunity lifes amid the difficult and the darkness.
aftermath (n) There are expensive management experiences in aftermath of the 1997 financial crisis.
trepidation (n) The students standed in the stage and with some trepidation when the result still not be revealed.
Tuesday, August 5, 2008
Vocabulary 06 August 2008
itch (n) (v) The students had itch on their hand when touched the plant.
scribe (n) (v) Journalist is a scribe in another word, and reporter as well.
incarnation (n) The teachers decribed the principal was an incarnation of the dictator in the school.
slant (v) (n) The report should be slanted in supporting the principal.
huff (n) (v) Don't huff if you feel unhappy and calm down youself slowly.
convention (n) The target of the board is higher than emb convention.
athlete (n) The athletes of United Stated was the first team arrived the Olympic campus.
damnation (n) The damnation for the principal is spreading in the campus by the student.
glory (n) (v) The fly-color result in Olympic math complete is the glory of the school.
inheritor (n) The president should be a inheritor of the media mogul.
humble (a) (v) The humble habit is the advantage of Chinese in the world.
joy (n) The television show makes the joy for the children.
eternal (a) The study is a eternal issue in the life.
palm oil
platinum (n) The platinum card is the symbolic id for your position.
palpable (a) The growing result is a palpable evidence providing the student has worked hard in his study.
snap up
bubble
commodity
burst (v) The speculation is spreading in the market and should burst the bubble of the increasing prices of the commodities.
gloom doom
jurisdiction (n) The Hong Kong government owns the jurisdiction of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.
toll (n) the transfer charge of the bridge
contribution
reveal (v) (n) Neither principal nor teather revealed the further information about the case development for the student.
unveil (v) A speculation has been spreading unveilling the corruption in the principal poll.
long-awaited (a) The news is long-awaited for their parents and encourage the students in the school.
get off (ph)
massive (a) The project is a massive task in the year and the principal should conduct it directly.
pour (v) The board poured a great amount for developing the IT campus.
scribe (n) (v) Journalist is a scribe in another word, and reporter as well.
incarnation (n) The teachers decribed the principal was an incarnation of the dictator in the school.
slant (v) (n) The report should be slanted in supporting the principal.
huff (n) (v) Don't huff if you feel unhappy and calm down youself slowly.
convention (n) The target of the board is higher than emb convention.
athlete (n) The athletes of United Stated was the first team arrived the Olympic campus.
damnation (n) The damnation for the principal is spreading in the campus by the student.
glory (n) (v) The fly-color result in Olympic math complete is the glory of the school.
inheritor (n) The president should be a inheritor of the media mogul.
humble (a) (v) The humble habit is the advantage of Chinese in the world.
joy (n) The television show makes the joy for the children.
eternal (a) The study is a eternal issue in the life.
palm oil
platinum (n) The platinum card is the symbolic id for your position.
palpable (a) The growing result is a palpable evidence providing the student has worked hard in his study.
snap up
bubble
commodity
burst (v) The speculation is spreading in the market and should burst the bubble of the increasing prices of the commodities.
gloom doom
jurisdiction (n) The Hong Kong government owns the jurisdiction of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.
toll (n) the transfer charge of the bridge
contribution
reveal (v) (n) Neither principal nor teather revealed the further information about the case development for the student.
unveil (v) A speculation has been spreading unveilling the corruption in the principal poll.
long-awaited (a) The news is long-awaited for their parents and encourage the students in the school.
get off (ph)
massive (a) The project is a massive task in the year and the principal should conduct it directly.
pour (v) The board poured a great amount for developing the IT campus.
Vocabulary 05 August 2008
medalist (n) The coach is medalist and treasure over hundred medals.
treasure
hassle (n) (v) The teacher seems the issue is a real hassle from the student.
decathon - includes ten subjects of sports
pentathlon - includes five subjects of sports
triathlon - includes three subjects of sports
arduous (a) It's a arduous task to achieve the figure of sales.
crisp (a) The meet is fried and crisp.
pint (n) a quantity meansure - a pint of beer
amend (v) The policy should be amended and suited the new enviornment in education.
keen (a) The student is keen to help other people for their homeworks.
capitalism
prop (n) (v) The fund by government should prop up the stock market from the dip.
buyout (n) The buyout is last one strategic to contorl the company.
exact (a) (v) The buyout requires the exact marketing value and its addition potection.
avid (a) The principal is a avid person and seems the teacher as her slave.
prosperity (n) Hong Kong had been prosperity for ten years before 1997.
rats (int) = pesky (a)
legion (n) (a) The lecturer is famous and has a legion of students.
piper (n) The piper of Scotch dressed traditional costume to perform the music show.
legendary (a) The president was a legendary peron in WWII.
vernacular (n) (a) The vernacular of Hong Kong is cantonese.
pundit (n) The guy in the show names himself is a pundit.
flute (n)(v) The piper plays the flute in the show.
fluke (n) (v) The principal could be a leader of the school was just a fluke.
straight (a)
elite (n) The student is a elite of the famous school and successed in Olympic math compete.
despair (n) (v) Don't despair or give up when face the difficult.
movement (n)
grenade (n) The terriost throw the grenade forwards the police cars.
compound (n) (a) The school is a compound with church and school campus.
paramilitary (a) (n) The force is organized as a paramilitary police team to guard the town.
jog (v) The sport studio has a lot of people jogging and doing the exercises.
condemn (v) The crime should be condemned by the people because it damaged the country image.
moderate (a) (n) The level of security of Hong Kong still is moderate and the police is standby for the
thorough (a) The exam was a thorough success for the school.
conduct (v) (n) The principal should conduct the project to control the expense in budget.
enforcement (n) The enforcement of the policy should be handled in the middle level management.
tragic (a)
suspected (a) The suspected issue should be reported to the school board and investigated by the principal.
reassess (v) The board of school should reassess the capability of the principal.
treasure
hassle (n) (v) The teacher seems the issue is a real hassle from the student.
decathon - includes ten subjects of sports
pentathlon - includes five subjects of sports
triathlon - includes three subjects of sports
arduous (a) It's a arduous task to achieve the figure of sales.
crisp (a) The meet is fried and crisp.
pint (n) a quantity meansure - a pint of beer
amend (v) The policy should be amended and suited the new enviornment in education.
keen (a) The student is keen to help other people for their homeworks.
capitalism
prop (n) (v) The fund by government should prop up the stock market from the dip.
buyout (n) The buyout is last one strategic to contorl the company.
exact (a) (v) The buyout requires the exact marketing value and its addition potection.
avid (a) The principal is a avid person and seems the teacher as her slave.
prosperity (n) Hong Kong had been prosperity for ten years before 1997.
rats (int) = pesky (a)
legion (n) (a) The lecturer is famous and has a legion of students.
piper (n) The piper of Scotch dressed traditional costume to perform the music show.
legendary (a) The president was a legendary peron in WWII.
vernacular (n) (a) The vernacular of Hong Kong is cantonese.
pundit (n) The guy in the show names himself is a pundit.
flute (n)(v) The piper plays the flute in the show.
fluke (n) (v) The principal could be a leader of the school was just a fluke.
straight (a)
elite (n) The student is a elite of the famous school and successed in Olympic math compete.
despair (n) (v) Don't despair or give up when face the difficult.
movement (n)
grenade (n) The terriost throw the grenade forwards the police cars.
compound (n) (a) The school is a compound with church and school campus.
paramilitary (a) (n) The force is organized as a paramilitary police team to guard the town.
jog (v) The sport studio has a lot of people jogging and doing the exercises.
condemn (v) The crime should be condemned by the people because it damaged the country image.
moderate (a) (n) The level of security of Hong Kong still is moderate and the police is standby for the
thorough (a) The exam was a thorough success for the school.
conduct (v) (n) The principal should conduct the project to control the expense in budget.
enforcement (n) The enforcement of the policy should be handled in the middle level management.
tragic (a)
suspected (a) The suspected issue should be reported to the school board and investigated by the principal.
reassess (v) The board of school should reassess the capability of the principal.
Sunday, August 3, 2008
Vocabulary 04 August 2008
admiration (n) The student felt wonderful admiration for the principal about her patriotic sentiment.
patriotic
sentiment
pamphlet (n) The teacher issued a pamphlet concerning the health behavious in school.
routine (n) (a) The principal drafts a routine for the new staff.
horrifying (a) The horrifying news occured in the small town and surprised the whole country.
de-
short-lived (a) The teather has been a short-lived president in the board of the school.
definitive (a) The principal gave the teacher a definitive routine for the board meeting.
secrecy (n) A good listener should be a keeper of the secrecy.
archipelago (n) The archipelago of southern chinese ocean becomes a issue between Vitnam and China.
monumental (a) The monumental status has been built for twenty years.
resistance (n) The resistance of the Olympic Game in China is from pollusion and anti human rights.
dictator (n) The teachers described the principal was a dictator in the school but became nice-people when facing the parents.
beard (n) (v) The student didn't dare to beard the teacher.
condolences (n) The presdient sent his condolences for the victims in the earthquake disaster.
stroke (n) Fail the exam is a storke for the student, who study hard and spend much free time in the subject.
literary (a) The teacher has issued a literary textbook for the students in the campus.
patriotic
sentiment
pamphlet (n) The teacher issued a pamphlet concerning the health behavious in school.
routine (n) (a) The principal drafts a routine for the new staff.
horrifying (a) The horrifying news occured in the small town and surprised the whole country.
de-
short-lived (a) The teather has been a short-lived president in the board of the school.
definitive (a) The principal gave the teacher a definitive routine for the board meeting.
secrecy (n) A good listener should be a keeper of the secrecy.
archipelago (n) The archipelago of southern chinese ocean becomes a issue between Vitnam and China.
monumental (a) The monumental status has been built for twenty years.
resistance (n) The resistance of the Olympic Game in China is from pollusion and anti human rights.
dictator (n) The teachers described the principal was a dictator in the school but became nice-people when facing the parents.
beard (n) (v) The student didn't dare to beard the teacher.
condolences (n) The presdient sent his condolences for the victims in the earthquake disaster.
stroke (n) Fail the exam is a storke for the student, who study hard and spend much free time in the subject.
literary (a) The teacher has issued a literary textbook for the students in the campus.
Vocabulary 03 August 2008
artificial intelligence
would-be (a) The student is a would-be captain of the children army.
embarrassment (n) It's embarrassment to singing in the public area.
communist (n) The communist is the member of the largest party in China.
modernity (n) The principal provides modernity to the traditional campus style in the school.
treatment (n) The principal criticized the treatment for the student from the teacher.
dissident (a) (n) The teacher is a dissident against the principal in the educational strategics.
dissent (v) (n) The student dissented the treatment from the teacher and gave up the study.
notably (ad) The news surprised the students notably, even all staff in the school.
medley (n) (a) The music is a medley combined with R&B and rock elements.
participant (n) (a) The participants of the running game are ready and standby in the start point.
censorship (n) The censorship of the films in Hong Kong is notably strict and classify three level, which are I, II, III respective.
would-be (a) The student is a would-be captain of the children army.
embarrassment (n) It's embarrassment to singing in the public area.
communist (n) The communist is the member of the largest party in China.
modernity (n) The principal provides modernity to the traditional campus style in the school.
treatment (n) The principal criticized the treatment for the student from the teacher.
dissident (a) (n) The teacher is a dissident against the principal in the educational strategics.
dissent (v) (n) The student dissented the treatment from the teacher and gave up the study.
notably (ad) The news surprised the students notably, even all staff in the school.
medley (n) (a) The music is a medley combined with R&B and rock elements.
participant (n) (a) The participants of the running game are ready and standby in the start point.
censorship (n) The censorship of the films in Hong Kong is notably strict and classify three level, which are I, II, III respective.
Saturday, August 2, 2008
Vocabulary 02 Aug 08
suspicion (n) The teacher questions the student by the suspicion about the issue.
ambassador (n) The student is named as sporting ambassador in order to promote sporting club in the campous.
bylaw (n) Bylaw has not imposed administrative responsibility to the teachers.
contravene (v) The behavious of the teacher contravenes the policy of the emb and surprises the principal.
inflammable (a) The school didn't allow the staff stocking any inflammable material in the school area.
impose (v) The new tax will be imposed in the next financial year and with the against from all social workers.
expectation (n) The expectation of the parents is satisfied when all pupils passed the open exam.
punctuality (n) The principal provides the functuality in order to the student comply with it.
liaison (n) The social worker keeps liaison with the local police station and prevent the special case in the school.
contingency (n) The principal must work out a contingency strategy to solving the problem.
spell out (ph) The principal spelled out the blueprint about the development of the school in last board meeting.
escalator (n) The children should be cautioned to using the escalator individually.
concourse (n) The police is patrolling the concourse to prevent the crime.
impose (v) (n) The expense should imposed on the department budget but without any explanation.
tremendous (a) The pace of developing infrastructure is tremendous and surprised the universal presses.
stride (v) (n) The teacher strode out the meeting to against the imperious principal.
substitute (n) (v) The teacher doesn't want to being substitute of the position.
ambassador (n) The student is named as sporting ambassador in order to promote sporting club in the campous.
bylaw (n) Bylaw has not imposed administrative responsibility to the teachers.
contravene (v) The behavious of the teacher contravenes the policy of the emb and surprises the principal.
inflammable (a) The school didn't allow the staff stocking any inflammable material in the school area.
impose (v) The new tax will be imposed in the next financial year and with the against from all social workers.
expectation (n) The expectation of the parents is satisfied when all pupils passed the open exam.
punctuality (n) The principal provides the functuality in order to the student comply with it.
liaison (n) The social worker keeps liaison with the local police station and prevent the special case in the school.
contingency (n) The principal must work out a contingency strategy to solving the problem.
spell out (ph) The principal spelled out the blueprint about the development of the school in last board meeting.
escalator (n) The children should be cautioned to using the escalator individually.
concourse (n) The police is patrolling the concourse to prevent the crime.
impose (v) (n) The expense should imposed on the department budget but without any explanation.
tremendous (a) The pace of developing infrastructure is tremendous and surprised the universal presses.
stride (v) (n) The teacher strode out the meeting to against the imperious principal.
substitute (n) (v) The teacher doesn't want to being substitute of the position.
Friday, August 1, 2008
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