§ scattered
§ dispersed
§ 分散的
§ When Barker and colleagues found where the scattered logs were coming from—a slope that had been eroded by a river—they dug in and found many more logs, as well as leaves and seedpods.
§ expand
§ enlarge
§ 扩大
§ If we want to survive as a species, we have to expand into the solar system and likely beyond.
§ assemble
§ pull together
§ 集合
§ You should now know why and when to use mediations, as well as how to develop, assemble,deploy, and test a simple mediation handler.
§ territorial
§ 领土的, 区域的
§ The ASEAN meeting in Vietnam will cover security issues in the region. But those discussionswill not include territorial disputes over the South China Sea, Guan said.
§ conqueror
§ 征服者
§ When William the Conqueror became king of England, French took over as the language of thecourt, administration, and culture - and stayed there for 300 years.
§ essential
§ vital, fundamental
§ 必要的
§ Unnecessary
§ Libraries are an essential part of this process, providing the only access for those who do nothave the resources to purchase or access books and information on their own.
§ undeniable
§ unquestionable
§ 毫无疑问的, 不可否认的
§ This is often undeniable for those who have had painful childhoods –the suffering there would be something we would do anything not to revisit.
§ legion
§ 军团
§ The causes are legion; in many cases it is all due to a single interrupted contact.
§ phenomenon
§ 现象
§ An eclipse is an interesting phenomenon.
§ instinct
§ nature
§ 天性
§ Instinct stronger than reason and knowledge born of experience told her that he loved her.
§ imperative
§ essential
§ 必须的
§ But it says "communications security, and specifically bandwidth protection [from both friendly interference and adversary action] is imperative.
§ exploitation
§ utilization
§ 利用
§ As I noted in the code review section, one of the best means of understanding an applicationand its potential for exploitation is inspection of its source code.
§ territory
§ region
§ 领土
§ I have made it clear to the Iraqi people that we pursue no basis and no claim on their territory orresources.
§ probability
§ likelihood
§ 可能性
§ Therefore, I do not think we should go in for complete skepticism, but for a doctrine of degreesof probability.
§ fertile
§ productive
§ 多产的, 肥沃的
§ Land that was once at the bottom of the sea now lies around the town in wide, fertile fields;where crabs once crawled, donkeys pick their way; in place of seaweed, roses grow.