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②Stop mucking about and begin to deal with this issue!
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【用】动词搭配：muck about（鬼混；懒散地打发时间，闲逛）；muck up（弄脏；打乱，破坏）。
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abreast［əˈbrest］adv. 并排，并肩
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【记】联想记忆：a + breast（胸）→胸和胸并排→并排，并肩
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【例】Over the first three laps, Augustine stayed abreast of the American runner.
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prone［prəun］adj. 易于…的，有…倾向的；俯卧的
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【例】be prone to 有…倾向 American literary historians are perhaps prone to view their own national scene too narrowly, mistaking prominence for uniqueness. （1998）
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parole［pəˈrəul］n. / vt. 假释，有条件的释放
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【例】A Chinese activist who fought forced evictions and was jailed for two years for disturbing court order has died hours after he was released on medical parole.
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restore［riˈstɔː］vt. 归还；恢复，复兴；修复，重建；使复职或复位
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【记】联想记忆：re（重新） + store（储存）→身体重新储存能量→恢复；修复
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【例】①This success will restore your confidence.
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②The government planned to provide some funds to restore the old building.
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【派】restoration〔n. （遗失物等）归还原主；恢复；重新采用；修复〕
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rouse［rauz］vt. 唤醒，弄醒；激励，激起
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【例】①The passions of the people were violently roused by this revolution.
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②Their extreme actions roused great indignation.
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jest［dʒest］n. / vi. （开）玩笑
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【例】①I tried to tell him the truth in jest.
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②I jest to Tony and make him smile.
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【用】jest后接at表“嘲笑某人”，接with表“和某人开玩笑”，另外in jest是“开玩笑地；不认真地”的意思。
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afflict［əˈflikt］vt. 使（身体、精神）痛苦，折磨
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【记】联想记忆：af（表加强） + flict（打击）→使劲地打击→折磨
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【例】The drought has afflicted some parts of the region for up to five years and other areas for as little as 10 months. （1998）
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jeopardize［ˈdʒepədaiz］vt. 危及，危害
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