Teng+Yang

the first week

1. mandatory: adj something that you have to follow like rules or order e.g This joint venture company has all manners of mandatory terms when you sign the contract with them.

2. clandestine: adj it's used to describe secret or undercover things. e.g We receive the report that the military has done many clandestine missions

3. exterminate: vt people eliminate or get something out of here. e.g I try to exterminate this bad software out of my laptop

4. Aesthetics: noun a subject or an element in arts e.g we are required to research the aesthetics in arts.

5. Confiscate: vt/adj your things are taken away because they are illegal e.g some policemen confiscate the stolen things from the supermarket

6. Boycott:vt people try to avoid buying something e.g some organizations appeal to boycott the products doing experiment on animals.

7. Colossal:adj to describe objects that are so big and immense. e.g I saw a colossal object flying in the sky.

8. Endeavor:vt/noun it's like hard-working and efforts e.g we make our endeavor to improve our social skill so that we won't be in any troubles.

9. Imminent: adj something is around the corner. e.g The final exam is imminent, we need to take more preparations.

10. Renowned: adj it is used to describe something famous. e.g we heard there are a lot of renowned status and sculpture in museum.

11. mainstream:noun a vast majority of people follow the same style or thinking. e.g Daniel doesn't want to follow the mainstream to live in the world.

12. Resemblance: noun used to describe something or someone similar. e.g there are some resemblances between them from their hobby and appearance.

Teng, Good. Watch the use of capitalization. 1. Laborious:(adj) it's difficult to do something. e.g Completing the 2-year construction project is so laborious. 2. Prevalent:(adj) it's similar to popular. e.g Smoking and drinking are prevalent phenomenon among college students. 3. Exemplary:(adj) it's used to describe something or someone excellent. e.g There are many students doing really exemplary performance in class. 4. Exasperate:(verb) to trigger something or annoy someone e.g The traffic jam exasperates him so much. 5. Grievance:(noun) some one feels dissatisfactory and unhappy. e.g She has a lot of grievance when she is punished by her mom. 6. Charitable:(adj) it's to describe someone who is generous. e.g Tom is so charitable, for he always gives people favors when they have trouble. 7. Discernment:(noun) an ability or a skill to observe objects. e.g He has a specific discernment to perceive the things around him. 8. Accomplice:(noun) one of criminal member e.g The policeman has arrested an accomplice who helps criminal to rob bank. 9. Inhibit:(verb) to prohibit or to force someone to do something. e.g Anna was inhibited to catch up with her friends yesterday because she didn't finish her assignment. 10. Inconstancy:(noun) it's to describe someone who cannot express his/her stand point. e.g I don't like someone who shows his inconstancy. 11. Predicament:(noun) someone getting into trouble and being in the dilemma. e.g We should help him to get out of the predicament. 12. Dissension:(noun) it's hard for them to make an agreement. e.g There's a dissension between them, so we have to help them work it out.
 * Second Week **

1. Ornament:(noun) it's similar to decoration. e.g My new house looks so attractive with these ornaments. 2. Modulate:(verb) to change something e.g Some people should modulate their attitude towards their life. 3. Transpire:(verb) to leak some information or data. e.g Someone transpiring the internal information will be fired. 4. Perplex:(verb) feeling confused e.g I'm perplexed why you choose this answer. 5. Discretion:(noun) the ability to judge something e.g You can make a choice via your personal judgement. 6. Insufferable:(adj) it's hard to stand or bear something e.g I'm insufferable to be bothered by the loud voice. 7. Placid:(adj) describe the place that is so quiet. e.g We are looking for a placid place to take a break. 8. Outstanding:(adj) some one are really so good e.g Tom is really an outstanding student in school. 9. Portray:(verb) to depict or describe. e.g You can portray a picture so that we can know what you are saying. 10. Robust:(adj) it means strong. e.g He is so robust, because he likes workout. 11. Simulate:(verb) to copy something or make something which is similar to previous one. e.g You can simulate a situation where people can understand what happened. 12. Chaos:(noun) the disorder or demonstration happened among people e.g I've seen the new that chaos mostly happen in middle east countries. 1. Unveil: (verb) to uncover or bring out the new things e.g The government unveils a new tools to monitor the Internet. 2. Sanction: (noun) it's kind of penalty. e.g The superpowers will do some economic sanctions to those countries breaking the regulations. 3. Terror: (noun) it's the fear that people are scared of e.g The sense of terror the movie brings about drives me crazy. 4. Accessible: (adj) some one you can easily get along with e.g Tom has a lot of friends, because he is accessible. 5. Bearing: (noun) some one is gentle and has a good manner e.g His bearing makes me impressive in his friend's wedding. 6. Chop: (verb) change and alter so quickly e.g I don't believe that he is chopping quickly 7. Drudgery: (noun) a boring job e.g I have to say that I don't like the drudgery, i want to quit. 8. Consensus: (noun) people have the same idea e.g They finally reach consensus after the 1 hour discussion. 9. Deprive: (verb) take something out of somebody e.g Nobody can deprive children of rights to receive education 10. Notorious: (adj) someone has a bad reputation e.g He is a notorious person, because he always cheats people. 11. Weary: (adj) feeling tired and having no energy e.g I feel weary to do my homework 12. Summon: (verb) to help people think of something e.g I want to help him to summon his confidence.
 * Third Week**
 * Fourth Week**

1. Chorus: (noun) a group of people who sing together e.g I recently join the happy chorus in our college. 2. Authoritative: (adj) a kind of right that the government have e.g I have already received the authoritative document sent by the government. 3. Impel: (verb) to be pushed to do something e.g I am impeled to finish my homework by my sense of nervous. 4. Hardheaded: (adj) it means people will do something with a lot of thinking e.g If you are getting in trouble, you have to be hardheaded to deal with it. 5. Haunt: (verb) it means someone being trapped or caught. e.g I want to look in the bright direction, because I am haunted by these bad memories. 6. Extravagant: (adj) something are so expensive and luxurious. e.g I think extravagant things are not worthy of being bought. 7. Versatile: (adj) it means someone are all-round and can do anything. e.g I want to cultivate myself to be versatile people. 8. Courteous: (adj) more polite people. e.g He is so courteous and well-spoken when i first knew him. 9. Disposition: (noun) a character or personality. e.g Tom is to be loved because of his cheerful disposition. 10. Deride: (verb) laugh at someone. e.g Some people deride his effort as childish. 11. Sacred: (adj) it's similar to holy. e.g People know that church are sacred place for everyone to pray. 12. Splendent: (adj) excellent or bright things. e.g I have done many splendent achievement via my hard-working.
 * Fifth Week**

1. Anchor: (noun) the host of news on TV e.g There's a famous anchor who always makes mistakes recently. 2. illuminate: (verb) to light up something. e.g I will use my phone to illuminate this dark road. 3. Tentative: (adj) it's experimental. e.g Scientists take some tentative measures to invent something. 4. Framework: (noun) the outline of work. e.g We should make a framework of the project before doing it. 5. Presumption: (noun) it's like an assumption. e.g You should make your presumption become real. 6. Transitory: (adj) the similar to temporary. e.g Pain in heart is transitory, you should keep going. 7. Subsequent: (adj) the following things. e.g Subsequent events proved the man to be right. 8. Seemingly: (adv) from the surface. e.g The seemingly occasional accident is designed. 9. Segment: (noun) part of something e.g The middle segment of this movie reaches the climax of the story. 10. Incompatible: (adj) something won't work together. e.g Your computer and my software are incompatible because of the operation system.
 * Sixth Week**

1. Hastily: (adv) quickly. e.g Can you come to my house hastily. 2. Guileless: (adj) it means honest and frank e.g He is a guileless people, so we believe him. 3. Detached: (adj) fair and unbiased. e.g We all want a detached competition in this test. 4. Colossal: (adj) a big and huge thing. e.g Tom had some loss due to his colossal mistake. 5. Impeccable: (adj) things are perfect e.g This brand new car is so impeccable. 6. Serenity: (noun) calmness and a quiet place. e.g We want to live in a place with much serenity. 7.Proclaim: (verb) announce and declare. e.g Our president proclaims that our tax will be cut off. 8. Delineate: (verb) to picture and depict something. e.g My friend was delineating his plan when I was at home. 9. Condemn: (verb) to punish something. e.g We should condemn those who go against human rights. 10. Propagate: (verb) to publicize information. e.g Different organizations propagate different ideology to people. 11. Aspersion: (verb) give people wrong information to lower them down e.g We should punish those who use aspersion to attack someone.
 * Seventh Week**

1. Comparable: (adj) something are similar e.g there are two comparable solutions to the problem. 2. Spontaneous: (adj) something happened naturally. e.g The bus driving on the highway is on fire spontaneously. 3. Extraneous: (adj) it's irrelevant. e.g I drop out some extraneous citations of my paper. 4. Superficial: (adj) someone are focusing on people's surface e.g I don't like him, because he is too superficial. 5. Integrity: (noun) the whole content of something. e.g Can you tell the the integrity of this paper. 6. Blackmail: (verb) to get money illegally. e.g Tom is a gangstar who often blackmails someone. 7. Fabricate: (verb) to copy something illegally. e.g There's criminal group that fabricates the foreign currency. 8. Preeminent: (adj) means outstanding. e.g He is such a preeminent student in class. 9. Plunge in: be dedicated to do something e.g He plunges in making his research about biology. 10. Trudge: (verb) walk so hard. e.g The soliders trudge through the mountain. 11. Shabby: (adj) dirty and old. e.g I don't like him, for he is always wearing shabby clothes. 12. Scorch: (vt) it's like burn e.g My mom scorch the whole meals.
 * Eighth Week**