Eg: The school is aimed to cultivate student's such virtues as hard working, independence, loyalty, and confidence in everything 2)prepare and use land, soil, etc, for growing crops Eg: It is thought rice was first cultivated in India and Indo-China, but it is now grown extensively hroughout the Far east 8. Embrace v: (line 18) He embraced my offer to employ him as the general manger. Most people have embraced the concept of high tech-communication road 2)hold sb tightly with both arms to express one's love, liking or sympathy Eg: The mother embraced her son whom she had not seen for a decade 3)Include Eg: The article embraces many important points of the government reconstruction plan 9. Adaptive adj that can be adapted (line 19) g: The manufacturer created adaptive clothing for children and young man wit needs 10. Compare: adapt v to make suitable or fit for a situation Eg: He tries to adapt himself to the cold weathe adjust v to adapt or conform to a new situation Eg: They are unable to adjust themselves to the new environment 11. I thinks of this as thinking differently on purpose. (line 21-22) Note some of verbs are often followed by a noun group a preposition phrase which consists of as and a noun group. For example Choose∴as consider/ regard…as rike.as label. a view/look at....as dismiss. as describe..as On purpose: deliberately, intentionally Eg: They are not meant to make such a mistake on purpose, so do give them another chance 2. Raise your consciousness by catching yourself in the act of thinking as often as Meaning: pay particular attention to thinking differently when you are thinking in order to raise your conscioushess In the act of doing sth while sb is doing sth He was in the act of closing the door when he heard the ring of the telephone 13. imagery: the description in sth such as a poem or song, and the picture they created in one's mind. (line 28) Eg: It is hard for the foreigners to understand the imagery in Chinese poems and landscape 14. Compare: image: One that closely or exactly resembles another; a double; A vivid description representation Eg: Child is the image of good health He is the image of his uncle In literature. night is the image of death 15.set aside: save sth for a special use(line 30) Eg: I try to set aside a bit of money every month to afford a new caEg: The school is aimed to cultivate student’s such virtues as hard working, independence, loyalty, and confidence in everything. 2) prepare and use land, soil, etc, for growing crops. Eg: It is thought rice was first cultivated in India and Indo-China, but it is now grown extensively throughout the Far East. 8. Embrace v: (line 18) 1) accept enthusiastically He embraced my offer to employ him as the general manger. Most people have embraced the concept of high tech-communication road. 2) hold sb tightly with both arms to express one’s love , liking or sympathy. Eg: The mother embraced her son whom she had not seen for a decade. 3) Include Eg: The article embraces many important points of the government reconstruction plan. 9. Adaptive adj: that can be adapted (line 19) Eg: The manufacturer created adaptive clothing for children and young man with special needs. 10. Compare: adapt v to make suitable or fit for a situation . Eg :He tries to adapt himself to the cold weather. adjust v to adapt or conform to a new situation. Eg: They are unable to adjust themselves to the new environment. 11.I thinks of this as thinking differently on purpose.(line 21-22) Note some of verbs are often followed by a noun group a preposition phrase which consists of as and a noun group. For example: Choose ….as consider/regard ….as strike….as label….as appoint…as view/look at….as dismiss…as describe….as On purpose: deliberately, intentionally. Eg: They are not meant to make such a mistake on purpose, so do give them another chance for compensation. 12. Raise your consciousness by catching yourself in the act of thinking as often as possible. Meaning: pay particular attention to thinking differently when you are thinking in order to raise your consciousness. In the act of doing sth: while sb is doing sth. He was in the act of closing the door when he heard the ring of the telephone. 13. imagery: the description in sth such as a poem or song , and the picture they created in one’s mind. (line 28) Eg: It is hard for the foreigners to understand the imagery in Chinese poems and landscape paintings. 14. Compare: image: One that closely or exactly resembles another; a double; A vivid description or representation. Eg: Child is the image of good health. He is the image of his uncle. In literature , night is the image of death. 15.set aside: save sth for a special use (line 30) Eg: I try to set aside a bit of money every month to afford a new car