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②I was intrigued by the things Austin did.
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③Carl’s mind is full of intrigues.
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【用】intrigue后接against，表示“密谋陷害…”；接with表示“与…勾结”。
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【派】intriguing（adj. 迷人的，引人入胜的）
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whisk［wisk］vt. 拂，掸；突然移动或带走；搅打（蛋等）n. 拂，掸；掸帚；搅拌器
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【记】与whisky（n. 威士忌）一起记
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【例】①The boy whisked through the classroom door when he saw the pretty girl outside the window.
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②I whipped the cream and butter with a whisk.
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pretentious［priˈtenʃəs］adj. 自负的，自命不凡的；矫饰的，做作的
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【记】联想记忆：pre + tent（伸展） + ious→在人前伸展肢体→做作的
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【例】Artists are often seen as impractical and sometimes pretentious.
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rudimentary［ˌruːdiˈmentəri］adj. 初步的，基本的；发展不完全的，未发育成熟的
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【记】词根记忆：rudi（天然的） + ment（心智） + ary→心智还处于天然状态→未发育成熟的
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【例】In this rudimentary natural society men go out to hunt and fish and to fight off the tribe next door while women keep the fire going. （2005）
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blurt［bləːt］v. 不假思索地脱口而出
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【记】联想记忆：说话不经过思考就脱口而出（blurt）容易伤人（hurt）
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【例】No one should think twice about blurting out the whole story.
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【用】blurt常和out连用，表示“脱口说出…”。
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retaliate［riˈtælieit］vi. 报复
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【记】词根记忆：re + tali（邪恶） + ate→把邪恶还回去→报复
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【例】At the beginning of September the British retaliated with a bombing raid on Berlin.
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【用】retaliate后接on或upon，表示“向…报复”。
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hassle［ˈhæsl］n. 麻烦，困难；斗争；争吵，争辩 vt. 争辩；不断打扰，烦扰，搅扰
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【例】①Don’t keep hassling me with those silly questions!
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②Waiters are not supposed to hassle with their customers.
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