5). morose: gloomy, solemn in spirit, glum, ill-humored
Charles Dickens describes Scrooge as a morose individual.Charles Dickens: 狄更斯(英国批判现实主义作家); Scrooge是狄更斯《圣诞颂歌》中的主人公，是一个自私透顶的吝啬鬼
After his losses in the stock market, Charley became morose.
5). morose: gloomy, solemn in spirit, glum, ill-humored
Charles Dickens describes G as a morose individual.Charles Dickens: 狄更斯(英国批判现实主义作家)
After his losses in the stock market, Charley became morose.
devout sincere piety earnest heartfelt
farcical absurd resembling ridiculous
inaugurate formal beginning
innitiate
lurch stagger lurch to the mens room sudden pitch to one side
morose gloomy as a morose individual sullen ill-humor
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4). lurch: sudden pitch or roll to one side, stagger, reel
The Mercedes lurched only slightly when the tyre blew out. Mercedes:梅塞德斯(奔驰)
After a few too many drinks, Jason lurched towards the men's room.
3). inaugurate: to begin, to make a formal beginning, initiate, institute
The president of United States is always inaugurated on January 20th.
We are going to inaugurate our new customer service policy on January 1st.
2). farcical: resembling a ridiculous action or situation, absurd
Our lack of preparation turned the drive running into a farcical exercise.
The comedian Victor Borge was a master of farcical music routines. Victor Borge:丹麦幽默作家，钢琴家
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5). morose: gloomy, solemn in spirit, glum, ill-humored Charles Dickens describes Scrooge as a morose individual.Charles Dickens: 狄更斯(英国批判现实主义作家); Scrooge是狄更斯《圣诞颂歌》中的主人公，是一个自私透顶的吝啬鬼 After his losses in the stock market, Charley became morose.
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5). morose: gloomy, solemn in spirit, glum, ill-humored Charles Dickens describes G as a morose individual.Charles Dickens: 狄更斯(英国批判现实主义作家) After his losses in the stock market, Charley became morose.
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4). lurch: sudden pitch or roll to one side, stagger, reel The Mercedes lurched only slightly when the tyre blew out. Mercedes:梅塞德斯(奔驰) After a few too many drinks, Jason lurched towards the men's room.
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3). inaugurate: to begin, to make a formal beginning, initiate, institute The president of United States is always inaugurated on January 20th. We are going to inaugurate our new customer service policy on January 1st.
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2). farcical: resembling a ridiculous action or situation, absurd Our lack of preparation turned the drive running into a farcical exercise. The comedian Victor Borge was a master of farcical music routines. Victor Borge:丹麦幽默作家，钢琴家