insane

[in’sein]

中文解释：adj. 疯狂的，精神错乱的，荒唐的

例句: For decades, scientists have been insane with extending human’s life by either applying biological experiments or medical applications. However, it is possible to extend the lifespan, not only in terms of taking exercises, but more importantly, by regulating lifestyle.

sustain

[səs’tein; sə’stein]

中文解释： vt. 维持，支持，承受，认可，经受

例句： The data A sustained the same level until 2003 while the data B dramatically boosted to its double value.

bias

[‘baiəs]

中文解释： n. 偏见，偏爱 vt. 使偏心

例句： I was taught to biased against Japanese product. However, this kind of bias has been disappeared since I was grown up.

cuisine

[kwi’zi:n]

中文解释：n. 烹饪，佳肴

例句：Compared with watching soap operas, I prefer to make Chinese cuisine.

fabulous

[‘fæbjuləs; ‘fæbjələs]

中文解释： adj. 极好的，巨大的，传说中的

例句： The Australia trip was fablous, and I really enjoyed the time there.

Breakthrough

[‘breik.θru:]

中文解释： n. 突破

例句： This test result has been a technical breakthrough in medical science, regardingless of its offbeat phenomenon.

offbeat

[‘ɔ:fbi:t]

中文解释： adj.  不平常的, 离奇的, 反传统的

例句： It’s a offbeat experiment result regarding with the technical data from past essays.

routine

[ru:’ti:n]

中文解释： n. 例行公事，常规，无聊 adj. 常规的，例行的，乏味的

例句： 1. I don’t like the office routines as most of the works are meaningless and wired.

panic

[‘pænik]

中文解释： n. 惊慌，恐慌 v. 使…惊慌，感到恐慌 adj. 恐慌的，惊慌的

例句： I usually panic during the presentations in the college, espically in the demonstration time.

cafeteria

[.kæfi’tiəriə; .kæfə’tiriə]

中文解释： n. 自助餐厅 adj. 有多种选择的

例句： 1. I prefer to have lunch in cafeteria with my relatives rather than restruant because it is sometimes budget saving.