overtly
ad. publicly ¹«¿ªµØ
collection
n. the gathering of money at a religious service; money collected ļ¾è£»Ä¼½ð
collection box
a box for the collection of money, esp. one passed from hand to hand in church ·îÏ×Ïä
doorway
n. ÃÅ¿Ú£»ÃŵÀ
morally
ad. with regard to right behavior µÀµÂÉÏ
category
n. class ÖÖÀà
claim
vt. declare to be true; ask for as a right; take as a rightful owner Éù³Æ£»ÒªÇó£»ÈÏÁì
constraint
n. sth. that limits one's freedom of action ¾ÐÊø
rent
n. money paid regularly for the use of a room, building, or piece of land ×â½ð
vt. pay at regular times for the use of (property)×âÓÃ
payment
n. the amount of money (to be) paid
relief
n. help given to people in trouble ¾È¼Ã
quasi
a. half; seeming °ë£¬×¼
anchor
n. ꣻÒÀ¿¿
layer
n. ²ã
stuff
vt. fill tightly with °Ñ¡¡ÈûÂú
protection
n. the act of protecting or the state of being protected
protective a.
cope
vi. deal successfully with a difficult situation ¶Ô¸¶£¬Ó¦¸¶
volunteer
vt. tell or say without being asked; make a willing offer Ö÷¶¯½²£»×ÔÔ¸Ìṩ
voluntary a.
soup
n. ÌÀ
communicative
a. ready and willing to talk or give information Ô¸Ò⽻̸µÄ
communication
n. ½»Á÷£»Í¨Ñ¶
conversation
n. (an) informal talk ̸»°
intrusion
n. coming unasked and unwanted (often suggesting rudeness and invasion of privacy)ÇÖ·¸£»´òÈÅ
rotten
a. having gone bad ¸¯Àõģ»¸¯ÐàµÄ
considerate
a. thoughtful of the rights or feelings of others ÌåÁµÄ
dental
a. of or for the teeth
wherever
conj. in, at, or to whatever place
fantasy
n. any strange mental image or illusion; wild imagination ¹ÖÄîÍ·£»»ÃÏë
psychiatrist
n. doctor who treats mental and emotional disorders ¾«Éñ²¡Ò½Éú
loss
n. the act or example of losing sth.
escalator
n. ×Ô¶¯Â¥ÌÝ
priest
n. ÄÁʦ£»½ÌÊ¿£»Éñ¸¸
lodging
n. a (temporary) place to live £¨ÁÙʱ£©×¡Ëù£¨Ê¹£©ÔÝס£¬£¨Ê¹£©¼ÄËÞ
entitle
vt. give the right to ¸ø¡¡ÒÔȨÀû
disability
n. the condition of being unable to perform a task or function because of a physical or mental impairment É˲Ð
pension
n. regular payment made (by a government or a company) to sb. old, retired, or disabled ÑøÀϽð£»ÍËÐݽ𣻸§Ðô½ð
crate
n. a plastic or wooden tray divided into sections for carrying bottles of milk, beer, etc. Àº£¬Â¨£¬Ïä
nun
n. ÐÞÅ®£»Äá¹Ã
shepherd
vt. take care of guide or direct (people) like sheep ¿´»¤£»´øÁì
better
vt. improve
PHRASES & EXPRESSIONS
keen on
interested in, fond of
on end
continuously Á¬ÐøµØ
pass by
go past; pay no attention to ´Ó¡¡ÅÔ×ß¹ý£»ºöÊÓ
turn away
refuse to allow (sb.) to enter ½«¡¡¾ÜÖ®ÃÅÍâ
keep up
maintain; continue
once in a whole
sometimes; but not often ¼ä»ò£¬Å¼¶û
in general
in most cases; usually ͨ³£
cope with
deal effectively with ÉÆÓÚ´¦Àí
not matter how/what, etc.
however, whatever, etc.
at a loss
uncertain what to do or say; confused ²»ÖªËù´ë£»Òò»ó
be entitled to
