1. A tunnel has been bored under the Channel to link england and france 2. He bored us all by talking for hours about his new car 2 respective:a. of or for or belonging to each as an individual各自的,各个的;分别的 1. After the party we all went off to our respective rooms 2. They each succeeded in their respective field 3 conquer:v.1. take control of( foreign land or a group of people) by force征服,攻克 据历史书记载,诺曼底人于一零六六年占领了英格兰。 According to the textbook of history, the Normans conquered England in 1066 conquer:v:2. overcome; gain control over克服;制伏 现代医学征服了许多疾病 Modern medical science has conquered many diseases conquer:v3. succeed in gaining the favor, praise,love, attention,etc.of征服,赢得 著名小提琴演奏家迈克史密斯在音乐会上演奏了美妙的音乐,征服了所有的听众 Mike Smith, a famous violinist, presented beautiful music at the concert and conquered all the audience 4 punctual: a. arrIving, doing sth. or happening at the correct time, not late准时的,守时的 她总是很守时,可是她的朋友总是迟到 She is always punctual, but her friend is always late pray: v.speak to a god to express love, thanks, or to ask for sth.祈祷,祈求,恳求 1. Sometimes people pray silently by thinking the words but not actually saying them 2. The school picnic is on Saturday, so we're praying for a fine day 5 pessimistIc:a. expecting the worst to happen悲观的,悲观主义的 1. The doctors are pessimistic about her chances of recovery 2. This might account for his pessimistic viewseg: 1. A tunnel has been bored under the Channel to link England and France. 2. He bored us all by talking for hours about his new car. 2 respective: a. of or for or belonging to each as an individual 各自的，各个的；分别的 eg: 1. After the party we all went off to our respective rooms. 2. They each succeeded in their respective fields. 3 conquer: v. 1. take control of (foreign land or a group of people) by force 征服，攻克 eg: 据历史书记载, 诺曼底人于一零六六年占领了英格兰。 According to the textbook of history, the Normans conquered England in 1066. conquer: v. 2. overcome; gain control over 克服；制伏 eg: 现代医学征服了许多疾病。 Modern medical science has conquered many diseases. conquer: v. 3. succeed in gaining the favor, praise, love, attention, etc. of 征服，赢得 eg: 著名小提琴演奏家迈克·史密斯在音乐会上演奏了美妙的音乐，征服了所有的听众。 Mike Smith, a famous violinist, presented beautiful music at the concert and conquered all the audience. 4 punctual: a. arriving, doing sth. or happening at the correct time; not late 准时的，守时的 eg: 她总是很守时，可是她的朋友总是迟到。 She is always punctual, but her friend is always late. pray: v. speak to a god to express love, thanks, or to ask for sth. 祈祷，祈求，恳求 eg: 1. Sometimes people pray silently by thinking the words but not actually saying them. 2. The school picnic is on Saturday, so we’re praying for a fine day. 5 pessimistic: a. expecting the worst to happen 悲观的，悲观主义的 eg: 1. The doctors are pessimistic about her chances of recovery. 2. This might account for his pessimistic views