Vocabulary: 弗兰肯斯坦
- steady; earnest; staid
- lifelong; all one's life; marriage
- words and sentences
- somewhat; a little; slightly
- to sigh; to lament; to bewail
- to write
- for the most part; many; most; the greater part; mostly
- concise; brief
- to repeat (one's own words or sb else's); (in the classroom) to paraphrase what one has learned
- (after a verb) a bit; a little (indicating brief duration, or softening the tone, or suggesting giving sth a try); all at once; suddenly
- letter (sent by mail)
- Christian
- to loathe; to despise; contempt
- stocks and chain; in fetters
- creed; doctrine; teachings
- Muhammad (c. 570–632), central figure of Islam and prophet of God
- to violate a taboo
- lady's chamber; boudoir; harem
- nature; temperament
- (idiom) inharmonious; incompatible
- to idle; to waste time
- vast; broad; generous; to develop; to enhance
- to yearn for; to look forward to
- date
- to carry out a (death) sentence; execution
- name; titular; nominal; in name; ostensible purpose
- to take care of (a matter); to get (a task) done; to handle (a project) expeditiously
- passport; CL:本[ben3],個|个[ge4]
- runaway
- Lyon, French city on the Rhône
- to turn over; to transform
- Cheney (name); Richard B. "Dick" Cheney (1941-), US Republican politician, vice-president 2001-2008
- prosperous; henry (unit of inductance)
- advantageous; favorable
- opportunity; opportune moment
- to administer; to have jurisdiction (over)
- to raise the same topic
- to rescue; to help out of difficulties; to save the situation
- to translate; to interpret; translator; interpreter; translation; interpretation; CL:個|个[ge4],位[wei4],名[ming2]
- hymn
- to tolerate or condone wrongdoing; to allow (sb) to engage in bad behavior