He couldn' t come up with an answer The airline has come up with a novel solution to the problem of jet lag 2. brilliant: a 1) very good very clever or skilful The piano player gave a brilliant performance It was in many ways a brilliant plan 2)full of light, shining or bright in co The rooms were all painted brilliant white He flashed me a brilliant smile 3. win... over: persuade somebody te with We failed in winning him over to our side The lawyer won over the jury by his moving defense 4. arrange: vt 1)make plans for something to happen, plan the details of(a future event); organize We have arranged a party. A special show was arranged to admit free the family members of the miners 5. My instructions are in my fingers.(Para. 4) Meaning: ( Unlike Auntie Suyuan who can only cook while looking at directions, )I am so skilled that I can prepare and cook without much thinking as if my fingers did it by themselves 6. ingredient: n. [C] any of foods that are combined to make a particular dish There is a list of ingredients on the side of the packet Flour and fat are the most important ingredients when making this cake 7. chop: vt cut something into pieces with strong downward movements of a knife or 8..I was afraid the tips of her fingers would become one of the ingredients of the purple vegetable and pork dish. (Para. 4 Meaning: I was afraid that her finger tips would get cut off and became one of the ingredients in the dish purple: a. of a reddish-blue color I spoke to him concerning his behavior Concerning your letter, I am pleased to inform you that you are to receive the order by the end of this week 10. from head to toe over the whole length of one's body She was dressed in black from head to toe They looked him over from head to toe 11.check. against: (measure or value something) by comparing it with the other We should check the factory' s productivity against the agreed target Our policies have to be checked against one clear test: will they improve the peoples living standard? 12. anticipate: vt. guess or imagine in advance(what will happen) and take the necessary action in order to be ready In business, you ve got to anticipate how your competitors will actHe couldn’t come up with an answer. The airline has come up with a novel solution to the problem of jet lag. 2.brilliant: a 1) very good, very clever or skilful The piano player gave a brilliant performance. It was in many ways a brilliant plan. 2) full of light, shining or bright in color The rooms were all painted brilliant white. He flashed me a brilliant smile. 3.win ... over: persuade somebody to support or agree with you We failed in winning him over to our side. The lawyer won over the jury by his moving defense. 4.arrange: vt 1) make plans for something to happen, plan the details of (a future event); organize We have arranged a party. A special show was arranged to admit free the family members of the miners. 5.My instructions are in my fingers. (Para.4) Meaning: (Unlike Auntie Suyuan who can only cook while looking at directions,) I am so skilled that I can prepare and cook without much thinking as if my fingers did it by themselves. 6. ingredient: n. [C] any of foods that are combined to make a particular dish There is a list of ingredients on the side of the packet. Flour and fat are the most important ingredients when making this cake. 7.chop: vt. cut something into pieces with strong downward movements of a knife or an axe 8. …I was afraid the tips of her fingers would become one of the ingredients of the purple vegetable and pork dish. (Para.4) Meaning: I was afraid that her finger tips would get cut off and became one of the ingredients in the dish. purple: a. of a reddish-blue color 9.concerning: prep. with regard to, about I spoke to him concerning his behavior. Concerning your letter, I am pleased to inform you that you are to receive the order by the end of this week. 10. from head to toe: over the whole length of one’s body She was dressed in black from head to toe. They looked him over from head to toe. 11.check ... against: (measure or value something) by comparing it with the other thing We should check the factory’s productivity against the agreed target. Our policies have to be checked against one clear test: will they improve the people’s living standard? 12.anticipate: vt. guess or imagine in advance (what will happen) and take the necessary action in order to be ready In business, you’ve got to anticipate how your competitors will act