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harrow［ˈhærəu］n. 耙 vt. 耙（地）；（使）极其痛苦
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【例】Peter could not find his harrow last morning.
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dab［dæb］v. 轻触，轻压 n. （涂上的）少量（颜色等）；轻压；能手，熟手
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【例】①The coach gave his player a dab on the back to encourage him.
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②(be) a dab (hand) at（sth. ） 能手 The workers are dab hands at installing the machines.
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supersede［ˌsjuːpəˈsiːd］vt. 代替，接替
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【记】词根记忆：super（在…上面） + sed（坐） + e→坐在别人上面→代替
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【例】Iron began to supersede bronze for tool making about 3,000 years ago.
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inquisition［ˌinkwiˈziʃən］n. 严密审讯，审查，查究
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【记】词根记忆：in（使） + quis（寻求） + ition→去寻求结果→审查
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【例】As to that murder case, the police are focusing on following two lines of inquisition.
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tacit［ˈtæsit］adj. 心照不宣的；暗含的
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【例】It’s usually thought that smiling and winking indicate tacit approval.
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【派】tacitly（adv. 心照不宣地；暗含地）
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waive［weiv］vt. 放弃
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【例】Most of the employees have collectively decided to waive this contractual right on this occasion.
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mount［maunt］vt. 上升，增加；登上，骑上；准备，发动 n. 山（峰）
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【例】①The old lady slowly mounted the steps to the top of the hill.
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②The army plans to mount a rebellion against the country.
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abrupt［əˈbrʌpt］adj. 突然的，出其不意的；陡峭的；粗鲁的，无礼的
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【记】词根记忆：ab（离去） + rupt（断）→突然断掉了→突然的
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【例】There are odd overlappings and abrupt unfamiliarities; kinship yields to a sudden alienation, as when we hail a person across the street, only to discover from his blank response that we have mistaken a stranger for a friend. （1998）
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【派】abruptly（adv. 突然，猛然；粗暴地）
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avail［əˈveil］v. 利用；有益
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【记】词根记忆：a + vail（价值）→有价值就有实用价值可以利用→利用
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