glitter

　　n. 閃光;燦爛

　　Morning dews glitter in the sun.

　　晨露在陽光下閃爍。

　　gorgeous

　　adj. 華麗的，燦爛的;極好的

　　For instance, in 1957 most of the cars were gorgeous.

　　例如，在1957年大部分的汽車都是華麗的。

　　glide

　　n. 滑翔;滑行;滑移;滑音

　　That summer was the glide path of our love.

　　那個夏天是我們愛情的下滑航道。

　　fulfill

　　vt. 履行;實(shí)現(xiàn);滿足;使結(jié)束(等于fulfil)

　　We must fulfill the plan, whatever happens.

　　無論如何要完成計(jì)劃。

　　further

　　adv. 進(jìn)一步地;而且;更遠(yuǎn)地

　　I need not expatiate on the question any further.

　　我不需要進(jìn)一步闡述這個問題。

　　gracious

　　adj. 親切的;高尚的;和藹的;雅致的

　　You are so gracious when I saw you .

　　當(dāng)我見到您就覺得是那么親切。

　　govern

　　vt. 管理;支配;統(tǒng)治;控制

　　Who govern this country?

　　誰統(tǒng)治這個國家?

　　gossip

　　n. 小道傳聞;隨筆;愛說長道短的人

　　She discredited him with ugly gossip.

　　她用難聽的流言蜚語臭他。

　　grateful

　　adj. 感謝的;令人愉快的，宜人的

　　I cannot express to you how grateful I am.

　　我無法向你表達(dá)我是多么感激。

　　grief

　　n. 悲痛;憂傷;不幸

　　Time cured him of his grief.

　　時光的流逝治愈了他的悲哀。

　　1.The queen's ear-rings__________ with diamonds.

　　2.The hills are__________when the leaves turn gold in autumn.

　　3.This diet will__________all your nutritional needs.

　　4.Such essentially different stimuli as cold,drugs or__________can provoke identical chemical reactions in the body.

　　5.He welcomed his guests in a__________manner,which made them feel at ease.

　　6.Movie stars must get tired of all the__________about them.

　　7.Anthropologist Barbara Myerhoff __________ her reputation as an authority on Native American culture with her study of the symbols,myths and rituals of the Huichols.

　　8.Birds,ships,dancers and skaters __________.

　　9.Janet is very__________for all the help Mr.Bao has given to her in the past three years.

　　10.The election determined which party would __________the United States for four years.

　　答案：1.glittered 2.gorgeous 3.fulfill 4.grief 5.gracious 6.gossip 7.furthered 8.glide 9.grateful 10.govern