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＊Folklore, Myth, and Legend
(Legend → Eg: Tiger Aunt)
 

1. Boundary(n.) 邊界,分界線[(+between)]/ 界限,範圍
Definition: a real or imagined line that marks the edge or limit of something
Eg: Residents are opposed to the prison being built within the city boundary.

2. Paradoxically(ad.) 似非而是地;悖理地;反常地
Definition: in a paradoxical manner
Eg: In this case, paradoxically, the real free-trade position is to impose tariffs.

＊<<To Kill a Mockingbird>>__Harper Lee
殺死一隻反舌鳥(無罪的)

1. Corpse(n.) 屍體/殘骸
Definition: a dead body, usually of a person
Eg: They didn't move the corpse before they sent for the police .

2. Exultation(n.) 狂喜; 洋洋得意(+in/at/over)
Definition: express great pleasure or happiness, especially at someone else's defeat or failure
Eg: We are be filled with exultation in the new victory.

＊<<Mother Goose>>
* Little Huckle
Three Question: (Lost/Found)
1. Have you seen my friend, Lowly?

1. Voyages(n.) 航海,航行,乘船旅遊/太空旅行
Definition: a long journey, especially by ship
Eg: He makes voyages from place to place.

2. Certificate(n.) 證明書;執照;(沒有學位的)結業證書/憑證;證券
Definition: an official document that states that the information on it is true
Eg: A senior certificate with matric exemption is required for entry to university.

1. Christmas
*Christmas carol
→”Most Wonderful time of the year.”__ Andy William

1. Recklessly(ad.) 不在乎地;魯莽地;不顧一切地
Definition: doing something dangerous and not worrying about the risks and the possible results
Eg: They drive dangerously and recklessly.
 

1. Telegram (n.) 電報
                   (v.) 向...發電報;用電報發送
Definition: (especially in the past) a piece of paper with a message sent by telegraph
Eg: Just before I left Singapore, I sent them a telegram.

＊<<Charlotte’s Web>>

p.77) miracle(n.)/miraculous(a.)