deem

[di:m]

中文解释： v. 视为，认作

例句：He has been deemed to be the trust-worthy employee in this corporation.

mildly

[‘maildli]

中文解释： adv. 柔软地，和善地，谨慎地

例句： There is a mildly increase in demands for British people who travel to Europe in two decades from 1980s.

drop out

中文解释：退出，退学

例句： There is a fact existed that there are more girls than boys who drop out from schools in many undeveloped and developing countries.

pivotal vs. vital

[‘pivətl; ‘pivətəl] vs. [‘vaitl; ‘vaitəl]

中文解释： adj. 重要的，关键的； vs. adj. 至关重要的，生死攸关的

例句： Nowadays, space technology have been played pivotal roles in daily routines, for instance, GPS navigations, etc. However, it is vital that governments should make approiate use in order to keep out of reach of illegal offences.

chaos

[‘keiɔs]

中文解释： n. 混乱，无秩序，混沌

例句： The city will be in chaos if there is no regulations for citizens.

subsequently

[‘sʌbsikwəntli; ‘sʌbsi.kwentli]

中文解释： adv. 后来，随后

例句：Subsequently, the cocoon is the raw material for manufacturing silk clouths.

democratic

[.demə’krætik]

中文解释： adj. 民主的，民主党的，大众的

例句： At the same time, other citizens emphasized that democratic policy should be made of its importance.

sensation

[sen’seiʃən]

中文解释： n. 感觉，轰动，知觉，激动

例句： Indeed, the outcomes of this issue has been a sensation for a long period of time.

diminished

[di’miniʃt; də’miniʃt]

中文解释： adj. 减少了的，被贬低的

例句：However, there is a diminished tendency for irrigations if new innovations are indroducted.

emerge

[i’mə:dʒ]

中文解释：vi. 浮现，（事实）显现出来

例句：However, some opponents’ idea has been emerged that the best-selling consumable products should be restricted, not only in terms of its misleading information, but more importantly, the potential cost for advertisements behind the scenes.