Chapter 4: My Invisible Garden

word

1. mineral (n.): a chemical that your body needs to stay healthy

example sentence: 

I take necessary vitamins and minerals by eating various fruits.
2. profound (adj.):  felt or experienced very strongly or in an extreme way

example sentence: 

His painting style influences so many decades in very profound way. 

3. recount (v.): to describe how something happened

example sentence:

He recounted his adventures so excited as soon as he got home.

4. rough (adj.): not even or smooth, often because of being in bad condition

example sentence:

We walked on the rough path in the mountain that made us so tired.

5. uncomprehendingly (adv.): not ​understanding something

 example sentence:
He listened uncomprehendingly that he was rushing at that time.

other

predecessor
successor 

metaphorically speaking
similes
metaphor

You are in a right track.---->in good condition of body and mind
Follow your impulse.

Chapter 3: Tokyo Farmer

word

1. affectionately (adv.): showing feelings in the way of liking or love

example sentence: 

The girl smiles affectionately at the tall handsome guy.

2. clamor (v.):  to make a loud complaint or demand

example sentence: 

She clamors to go swimming as soon as she gets to the playground. 

3. sway (v.): to move slowly from side to side

example sentence:

The tree were swaying in the wind that attract passengers eyes.

4. bloom (v.): When a flower blooms, it opens or is open, and when a plant or tree blooms it produces flowers

example sentence:

These flowers will bloom all through the summer that making the city more stunning.

5. weed (n.): any wild plant which grows in an unwanted place, especially in a garden or field where it prevents the cultivated plants from growing freely

 example sentence:
I cleaned all weeds in the yard in the afternoon.

other

grab a chair
            bite
            taxi 

"ann-"---->year
anniversary
annual fee
annuity

"spec-"---->to look
ex:
perspective
spectator

"audi-"---->to listen
ex:
audience

Chapter 2: How We Use Sound

word

1. acoustic (adj.): relating to ​sound or ​hearing

example sentence: 

The device converts acoustic waves to image for portraiting surrounding.

2. activate (v.): to ​cause something to ​start

example sentence: 

Activate the facility by clicking the button.

3. frequency (n.): the ​number of ​times that a ​wave, ​especially a ​light, ​sound, is ​produced within a ​particular ​period

example sentence:

Everyone has he(her) own voice and produces the sound in unique frequency.

4. lethal (adj.): sufficient to cause death

example sentence:

This kind of chemical material is lethal so keep it away from kids.

5. temporarily (adv.): lasting for only a limited period of time

 example sentence:
I just stay here temporarily because I have to go to the next place soon.

other:

congress/senate
(congressman/senator)

The Bicentennial man-->"Bi-":2
"Bio-":life

1         I
5         V
10       X
50       L
100     C
500     D
1000   M

example: 2016-->MMXVI/49-->XLIX/99-->XCIX/40-->XL/90-->XC

Chapter 1: Earworms

word:

1. catchy (adj.): pleasing and easy to remember

example sentence: 

The song of the ad is so catchy that I keep singing all day long.

2. device (n.): an object or machine which has been invented for a particular purpose

example sentence: 

People use the device for charging cellphone in short time.

3. hum (v.): to sing without opening mouth

example sentence:

He likes to hum as he go back to home.

4. phenomenon (n.): something that exists and can be seen, felt, tasted

example sentence:

I can't figure out the recent phenomenon of being crazy about little yellow duck.

5. susceptible (adj.): easily ​influenced or ​harmed by something

 example sentence:

Her little sister is so susceptible that she can't stand a bit setback.

other:

develop-->form by itself

create-->someone make it

pay? the bill, last respect,visit,compliment

WASP:

White Anglo-Saxon Protestant -->an ethnic group that occupy a dominant position in politics field of the USA.