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【例】Stone crosses in a once submerged old cemetery rise like eerie sentinels to the drought near the town of Benevides. （1998）
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hump［hʌmp］n. 圆形隆起物，小丘；驼峰；烦心 vt. 使隆起；背；搬运
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【例】①The dog humped its back and got ready for the battle.
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②I have got the hump over what he did.
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【用】over the hump是常用短语，表示“渡过难关”。
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cramp［kræmp］n. 痉挛 vt. 使痉挛；束缚，妨碍发育（或发展），妨碍某人充分发挥才能
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【记】联想记忆：cram（填满） + p→吃得太多了胃部痉挛→痉挛
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【例】①The swimmer was seized with a cramp and had to be helped out of the water.
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②The governmental guidelines cramped the company’s ability to adjust its own budget.
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redraw［ˌriːˈdrɔː］v. 重新划定（边界等）；修订，修改（计划等）
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【记】词根记忆：re（重新） + draw（画）→重画→重新划定
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【例】Emirates aims to redraw world aviation map.
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reorient［ˌriːˈɔːrient］vt. 重新调整方向
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【记】词根记忆：re（重新） + orient（确定方向）→重新调整方向
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【例】Local governments should reorient labor markets to provide the resources the unemployed need.
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dapper［ˈdæpə］adj. 衣着整洁的
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【例】Frank looked dapper in his black pin-striped suit.
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extradite［ˈekstrədait］vt. 引渡（罪犯）
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【例】The government offered a promise not to extradite traffickers who surrender and confess.
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accentuate［ækˈsentjueit］vt. 重读，强调，重音读出
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【记】词根记忆：ac + cent（=cant，唱，说） + uate→不断说→强调
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【例】The teacher accentuated the problem to arouse the students’ attention to it.
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bizarre［biˈzɑː］adj. 古怪的，怪诞的
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【记】发音记忆：“必杀”→这种必杀技很奇怪→怪诞的
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【例】Mulder deals with those unbelievable, weird, often bizarre things and events. （2003听力）
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