ascend

[ə’send]

中文解释： v. 上升，攀登 [n. ascent]

例句：The proportion of elderly people in Japan had ascended by 5% from 1960 to 1970.

congested

[kən’dʒestid]

中文解释： adj. 拥挤的，堵塞的，不通的 [congest vt. / vi. 的过去分词]

例句： Reportedly, there are more than 5 million private vehicles remaining active in Beijing. However, It is not resonable for congested traffic to be controlled by implementing restricted driving in cities.

advocate

[‘ædvəkeit,’ædvəkit; ‘ædvə.keit,’ædvəkit]

中文解释： v. 提倡，主张 n. 拥护者，提倡者，律师，辩护者

例句：While at the same time, some people advocate that creative artists should be regulated by legal communities, not only in terms of protecting these disadvanteged groups, but more importantly, by alleviating illegal activities, which may mislead citizens.

baby boom

中文解释：婴儿潮

例句：At the same time, the problem has been raised that the baby boom, which is a reason of population explosion, has been another social issue followed by the greying population.

lethal

[‘li:θəl]

中文解释： adj. 致命的，危险的，有效的

例句：It is extremely lethal for people who consume deathcap muchrooms without attentions.

paparazzi

[.pɑ:pə’rɑ:tsi]

中文解释： n. 狗仔队

例句： For occupations, I don’t like repeated works like office routines. However, the work, in which I am interested, should not disturb for others, like journalist, and paparazzi.

intensely

[in’tensli]

中文解释： adj. 大量地，强烈地，热情地

例句： Virtually, the percentage of divorce rate was intensely booming up for the period of 3 decades in United States.

manipulate

[mə’nipjuleit; mə’nipjə.leit]

中文解释：vt. 操纵，操控，利用，处理，篡改

例句： It is inhumane for illegal groups to manipulate innocent citizens during criminal activities.

tendency to sth.

中文解释： 趋向、趋势

例句： The stock price for Apple Inc. was tendency to dropping down when Steve Jobs resigned his job last year.