(qualifies) 6. Ive been by the court to repossess this property. authorized 14)(L63)column: n. 1. tall pillar, usu. round and made of stone, either supporting part of the roof of a building or standing alone as a monument The temple is supported by massive columns. =此庙由粗大的柱子支撑。 a graceful lonic column 2. something resembling an architectural pillar in form or function a column of mercury in a thermometer a column of smoke 3. one of two or more vertical sections of printed material on a page Each page of this dictionary has two columns of text 4. part of a newspaper regularly dealing with a particular subject or written by the same journalist the correspondence columns of"The Times *I always read her column in the local paper. Collocations write a column 撰写专栏 advertising columns 广告栏 correspondence columns 读者信息栏 a sports column 体育栏 a personal column 个人广告栏 15)(L. 69)hopeless: a giving no cause for hope It's hopeless trying to convince her Most of the students are making good progress but Jeremy seems a hopeless case. 16)(L 70)inevitably: ad in a way that cannot be avoided or prevented10 (=qualifies) 6. I’ve been ______ by the court to repossess this property. (=authorized) 14) (L. 63) column: n. 1. tall pillar, usu. round and made of stone, either supporting part of the roof of a building or standing alone as a monument *The temple is supported by massive columns. （＝此庙由粗大的柱子支撑。） *a graceful Ionic column 2. something resembling an architectural pillar in form or function *a column of mercury in a thermometer *a column of smoke 3. one of two or more vertical sections of printed material on a page *Each page of this dictionary has two columns of text. 4. part of a newspaper regularly dealing with a particular subject or written by the same journalist *the correspondence columns of “The Times” *I always read her column in the local paper. Collocations: write a column 撰写专栏 advertising columns 广告栏 correspondence columns 读者信息栏 a sports column 体育栏 a personal column 个人广告栏 15) (L. 69) hopeless: a. giving no cause for hope *It's hopeless trying to convince her. *Most of the students are making good progress but Jeremy seems a hopeless case. 16) (L. 70) inevitably: ad. in a way that cannot be avoided or prevented