[0:03] hazard
[0:04] n. 危险，公害；vt. 尝试着做（或提出），冒…风险；
[0:12] I did not fear to hazard another sound of derision.
[0:16] band
[0:17] n. 乐队；一群，一伙；带；条纹；波段；vt. 用带绑扎；
[0:26] Smith joined the band in 1989.
[0:30] coarse
[0:31] adj. 粗糙的；粗劣的；粗俗的；
[0:36] Jane hates her coarse skin very much.
[0:39] a coarse joke
[0:41] justification
[0:43] n. 正当的理由，借口；
[0:46] Mike needed justification to investigate the issue.
[0:51] frequency
[0:52] n. 屡次，次数，频率；经常发生；
[0:59] The frequency of mining accidents has steadily decreased over the past 20 years.
[01:04] entertainment
[01:06] n. 娱乐，文娱节目，表演会；招待，款待，请客；
[01:15] This is entertainment that could make you think.
[01:18] admit
[01:20] v. 承认，供认；准许…进入；
[01:25] Private schools admit more students.
[01:28] command
[01:30] vt. 命令，指挥；控制；
[01:33] Everything is under command.
[01:37] thrill
[01:38] n. 兴奋，激动；引起激动的事物；v.（使）兴奋，（使）激动；
[01:47] We were thrilled to hear that you won.
[01:50] endeavor
[01:51] n.vt. 努力，尽力；尝试；
[01:56] We always endeavor to please our customers.
[02:01] thrive
[02:02] vi. 兴旺，繁荣；旺盛；
[02:06] Some companies will survive and thrive.
[02:10] shield
[02:11] n. 防护物，护罩；盾（状物）；vt. 保护，防护；
[02:18] The magic umbrella can shield us.
[02:21] invisible
[02:22] adj. 看不见的，无形的；
[02:25] The gas is invisible but highly dangerous.
[02:29] interact
[02:30] vi. 相互作用，相互影响；
[02:34] Tom has to be able to interact with them.
[02:37] marshal
[02:38] n. 元帅，最高指挥官；（某些群众活动的）总指挥，司仪；（美国的）执法官，警察局长，消防队长；vt. 整理，排列，集结；
[02:55] I marshaled the guests at a banquet.
[02:58] throne
[02:59] n. 御座，宝座；王位，王权；
[03:05] In 1913, George V was on the throne.
[03:10] guardian
[03:11] n. 监护人；守卫者，保护者；
[03:16] Are you the legal guardian of John ?
[03:19] meadow
[03:20] n. 草地；
[03:23] provoke
[03:24] vt. 对…挑衅，激怒；激起，引起；
[03:30] The proposal provoked widespread criticism.
[03:34] tick
[03:35] n. 记号，勾号；（钟表）滴答声；vt. 给…标记号；vi. 发出滴答声；
[03:45] **** ticked the items that were delivered one by one.
[03:49] tickle
[03:51] n. 痒；vt. 呵…痒，使发痒；使高兴，逗乐；vi. 发痒；
[04:00] Mary's fur collar is tickling her neck.
[04:03] Money is something that excites tickle.

hazard
n. 危险，公害；vt. 尝试着做（或提出），冒…风险；
I did not fear to hazard another sound of derision.
band
n. 乐队；一群，一伙；带；条纹；波段；vt. 用带绑扎；
Smith joined the band in 1989.
coarse
adj. 粗糙的；粗劣的；粗俗的；
Jane hates her coarse skin very much.
a coarse joke
justification
n. 正当的理由，借口；
Mike needed justification to investigate the issue.
frequency
n. 屡次，次数，频率；经常发生；
The frequency of mining accidents has steadily decreased over the past 20 years.
entertainment
n. 娱乐，文娱节目，表演会；招待，款待，请客；
This is entertainment that could make you think.
admit
v. 承认，供认；准许…进入；
Private schools admit more students.
command
vt. 命令，指挥；控制；
Everything is under command.
thrill
n. 兴奋，激动；引起激动的事物；v.（使）兴奋，（使）激动；
We were thrilled to hear that you won.
endeavor
n.vt. 努力，尽力；尝试；
We always endeavor to please our customers.
thrive
vi. 兴旺，繁荣；旺盛；
Some companies will survive and thrive.
shield
n. 防护物，护罩；盾（状物）；vt. 保护，防护；
The magic umbrella can shield us.
invisible
adj. 看不见的，无形的；
The gas is invisible but highly dangerous.
interact
vi. 相互作用，相互影响；
Tom has to be able to interact with them.
marshal
n. 元帅，最高指挥官；（某些群众活动的）总指挥，司仪；（美国的）执法官，警察局长，消防队长；vt. 整理，排列，集结；
I marshaled the guests at a banquet.
throne
n. 御座，宝座；王位，王权；
In 1913, George V was on the throne.
guardian
n. 监护人；守卫者，保护者；
Are you the legal guardian of John ?
meadow
n. 草地；
provoke
vt. 对…挑衅，激怒；激起，引起；
The proposal provoked widespread criticism.
tick
n. 记号，勾号；（钟表）滴答声；vt. 给…标记号；vi. 发出滴答声；
**** ticked the items that were delivered one by one.
tickle
n. 痒；vt. 呵…痒，使发痒；使高兴，逗乐；vi. 发痒；
Mary's fur collar is tickling her neck.
Money is something that excites tickle.