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craven［ˈkreivən］adj. 怯懦的，胆小的
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【记】联想记忆：crave（渴望） + n（像一扇门）→渴望躲到门里→怯懦的
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【例】The patient stood there with craven attitude waiting for the coming extraction of a bad tooth.
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scanty［ˈskænti］adj. 不足的，匮乏的
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【例】A great number of equestrian statues must have existed but there are scanty remains of these.
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highbrow［ˈhaibrau］n. / adj. 风雅之士（的），（自诩）博学多才（的）
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【记】组合词：high（高） + brow（额头，眉毛）→眉毛挑得很高的人→（自诩）博学多才（的）
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【例】①A highbrow is the kind of person who looks at a sausage and thinks of Picasso.
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②They only attend highbrow events such as the opera.
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recount［riˈkaunt］vt. 详细叙述，讲述；重数，复核
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［ˈriːkaunt］n. 重计数
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【记】词根记忆：re + count（数）→再讲→讲述某事
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【例】What is so bad in recounting our experiences, cultures, dreams and visions in our own anecdotal fashion?
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corrugate［ˈkɔrugeit］v. 弄皱，起皱；（使）成波状
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【记】词根记忆：cor + rug（皱） + ate→起皱
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【例】The wind corrugated the sur-face of the sea.
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permissible［pəˈmisəbl］adj. 容许的，可准许的
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【记】词根记忆：per（全部） + miss（送） + ible→全部送出的→容许的
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【例】The authorities now consider their request permissible and acceptable.
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crux［krʌks］n. 关键，问题的症结
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【记】联想记忆：在关键（crux）的地方打个叉（cross）
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【例】The industry pollution is the crux of the environmental problem in many countries.
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gurgle［ˈgəːgl］n. / vi. （作）咯咯声，（发）汩汩声
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【例】Water is gurgling from a bottle.