aid

n.

support or help 帮助

bound

n.

a jump or leap 跳跃

bullet

n.

a small metal object that is fired from a gun 子弹

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clot

n.

a lump that is formed when blood dries or becomes thicker 血块

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dashing

adj.

attractive in a lively or stylish way 有魅力的

emphasize

v.

give special or additional attention to something to show that it is particularly important 强调

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feeble

adj.

lacking strength or force 虚弱的

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gloaming

n.

half darkness in the early evening 黄昏

Graduation

n.

inner

adj.

of the mind or spirit 内心的

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invincible

adj.

too strong to be defeated 不可战胜的

limitation

n.

a limit on what comebody or something can do or how good they or it can be 局限

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locomotive

n.

a railwory engine that pulls a train 机车；火车头

motivational

adj.

of or relating to motivation 激励人心的

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ovation

n.

expression of public approval, especially by means of applause 喝彩

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paralysis

n.

loss of feeling in, and loss of control of , all or some of the body muscles 瘫痪

physical

adj.

of or for the body 身体的

pitch

v.

(cause to) fall heavily or suddenly forward (使) 突然向前倒下

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pneumonia

n.

a serious infection in the lungs 肺炎

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respirator

n.

a piece of equipment that makes it possible for somebody to breathe over a long period when they are unable to do so natually 呼吸器

restore

v.

bring back to a good or desirable state, especially of health 恢复，康复

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scuba

n.

a device that lets divers breathe under water 自携式潜水呼吸器

shift

n.

转换，转变

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skull

n.

the bone of the head, which encloses the brain 头骨

spinal cord

n.

脊椎

sustain

v.

hold up 支撑

therapy

n.

the treatment of illness of the mind or body, especially without drugs or surgery 疗法

tube

n.

a hollow round pipe of metal, glass, rubber, etc. 管子

undergo

v.

experience (especially something unpleasant, unwelcome, or difficult) 遭受