A monument was built to commemorate the victory.

1monument   ['mUnjumKnt]n.纪念碑;纪念馆

2commemorate  [kK'memKreit]vt.纪念

3victory  ['viktKri]n.胜利

The children huddled together for warmth.

1huddle  ['hZdl]v.挤成一堆n.一堆人(杂物)

Censure is sometimes harder to bear than punishment.

1censure   ['senFK]v.责难,非难

2punishment  ['pZniFmKnt]n.惩罚

The new vaccine eradicated all traces of the disease within three months.

1vaccine ['vRksi:n]n.牛痘苗,疫苗

2eradicate [i'rRdikeit]v.根除,扑灭

3disease  [di'zi:z]n.病；疾病

The barbarians defiled the church by using it as a stable.

1barbarian  [bT:'bEKriKn]n.野蛮人

2defile  [di'fail]v.败坏;弄脏 n.隘路

3church  [tFK:tF]n.教堂；教会

The pregnant woman has an enlarged abdomen.

1pregnant  ['pregnKnt]a.怀孕的;意义深长的

2enlarge  [in'lT:dJ]vt.扩大,扩展;放大

3abdomen  ['RbdKmen]n.腹部

The lost hikers were bereft of hope when the rescue plane did not see them.

1hiker  ['haikK]n.徒步旅行者

2bereft  [bi'reft]a.被剥夺的,丧失的,失去亲人的

3rescue  ['reskju:]vt.&n.营救;援救

The children were bereaved by the death of their parents.

1bereaved  [bi'ri:vd]a.丧失的 bereave  [bi'ri:v]v.抢走;使丧失

This battlefield is consecrated to the memory of the soldiers who died here.

1consecrate  ['kUnsikreit]vt.供神用,奉献,使神圣

A good joke does not necessarily evoke a hearty laugh.

1evoke  [i'vouk]vt.唤起,引起

Wheels left grooves in a muddy dirt road.

1wheel  [wi:l]n.轮，机轮

2groove  [gru:v]n.槽;惯例 v.灌制

3muddy  ['mZdi]a.多泥的,泥泞的

The old car jolted its passengers badly as it went over the rough road.

1jolt  [dJoult]n.颠簸,震摇

2passenger  ['pRsindJK]n.乘客；旅客

3rough  [rZf]a.表面不平的;粗略的

Bowing to greet a lady is now an obsolete custom.

1bow  [bau]n.弓;蝴蝶结;鞠躬

2obsolete  ['UbsKli:t]adj.废弃的,过时的