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【例】Maybe I could never escape the everlasting stigma of cowardice.
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intrusive［inˈtruːsiv］adj. 入侵的，闯入的，打扰的；内凸的
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【记】词根记忆：in（进入） + trus（推，冲） + ive→推进去→入侵的
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【例】There are many different types of intrusive igneous rocks but granite is the most common type.
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gruff［grʌf］adj. 粗鲁的；草率的；板着脸孔的
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【例】Beneath her gruff exterior, Nora’s really very warm-hearted.
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entity［ˈentəti］n. 独立存在体，实体
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【例】Simon, we all find you a fascinating and wonderful entity.
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capitulate［kəˈpitjuleit］vi. （指根据商定的条件向某人）投降
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【记】词根记忆：capit（头） + ulate→低头→投降
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【例】The enemy capitulated to us after several wars and we all had heavy losses.
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trust［trʌst］n. 信任；托管；职责；信托财产；托拉斯 v. 信任，信赖；委托，托付；倚靠，依赖；希望，盼望
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【例】①An old woman found a new home by a housing trust.
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②The new manager said he would try to justify the trust the employees had placed in him.
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【派】trustee〔n. 受信托人；（机构的）管理班子成员〕；trustworthy（adj. 值得信任的）
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covet［ˈkʌvit］vt. 垂涎，觊觎，贪图
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【例】Tony coveted that position for a long time, but he never holds it.
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swear［sweə］v. 发誓，宣誓；诅咒，咒骂
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【记】由John Michael Montgomery原唱的歌曲I Swear
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【例】①I’d just as soon tell you the truth if you’ll swear to keep mute.
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②Some things in life are so bad that they really make you swear.
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aboveboard［əˈbʌvˌbɔːd］adj. 光明磊落的，光明正大的，率直的
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【记】组合词：above（在…上） + board（会议桌）→在会议桌前谈的→光明正大的
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