[00:00.00]LESSON5

[00:02.98]diversion

[00:04.18]The Three Gorges Project will begin to

[00:06.37]pay dividends this year,

[00:07.90]playing an important role in flood control,

[00:09.98]power generation, navigation,

[00:12.71]water diversion and environmental protection.

[00:16.10]breakthrough

[00:17.75]It is a breakthrough in negotiations.

[00:20.59]capsule

[00:22.78]The capsule failed to separate from the earth satellite.

[00:25.84]cherish

[00:27.81]We never cherish any unrealistic fancies

[00:30.32]about those desperate criminals.

[00:32.51]He cherishes the illusion

[00:34.81]that she's in love with him.

[00:36.56]circulation

[00:38.09]Police say a number of forged banknotes

[00:41.04]are in circulation.

[00:42.90]cling

[00:44.54]Dew drops clinging on their leaves,

[00:46.95]the trees looked green and fresh.

[00:49.14]Being a grownup, you should not cling to your mother.

[00:53.62]collaboration

[00:55.37]Garment making typically calls for

[00:58.00]a collaboration among yarn spinners,

[00:59.86]fabric weavers and sewing factories.

[01:02.37]commemorate

[01:05.00]The Nobel Prize is awarded to commemorate Nobel,

[01:07.40]the great chemist.

[01:09.26]commentary

[01:11.45]It affords a striking commentary

[01:13.53]on the limitations of our present knowledge.

[01:15.82]commonplace

[01:18.45]When leaving the house,

[01:20.19]she was heard to make

[01:21.73]some commonplace remark to her husband.

[01:23.48]compatible

[01:25.56]The couple separated because

[01:27.85]they were not compatible.

[01:29.38]This printer is compatible

[01:31.46]with most microcomputers.

[01:32.88]complement

[01:35.07]A flaming dessert complemented the dinner.

[01:39.01]Travel can be an excellent complement

[01:42.18]to one's education.

[01:43.50]configuration

[01:45.57]We know little about the configuration

[01:47.76]of the star's surface.

[01:49.18]contaminate

[01:51.48]The chemical liquids should be separated

[01:54.33]from the material so as not to contaminate it.

[01:56.84]The water has been contaminated by chemicals.

[02:00.12]contamination

[02:02.31]We must pay much attention to

[02:04.93]the contamination of the water supply.

[02:06.46]contemplate

[02:08.65]She stood contemplating the painting.

[02:11.38]He contemplated what the future would be

[02:14.45]like without the children.

[02:15.87]contrive

[02:18.28]After much difficulty I contrived to

[02:20.46]pull the boat onto the beach.

[02:22.21]The prisoner contrived a way of escaping punishment.

[02:26.59]credible

[02:28.23]A will must be attested by

[02:30.52]two or more credible witnesses.

[02:32.60]cynical

[02:34.90]She was very cynical about the peace conference

[02:37.63]and said the president was

[02:39.39]only there to boost his popularity.

[02:41.03]decisive

[02:42.78]Your English proficiency is

[02:44.85]the decisive factor in getting the job.

[02:47.04]deduce

[02:49.12]You will notice water rising in the tube;

[02:52.18]now what do you deduce from that?

[02:53.93]From her conversation,

[02:56.45]I deduced that she had a large family.

[02:58.75]deem

[03:01.26]He deemed that it was his duty to help.

[03:03.66]deficient

[03:05.75]Our knowledge of the matter is deficient.

[03:08.04]A diet deficient in iron is harmful.

[03:10.89]deficit

[03:13.51]Our country has won in international trade

[03:16.25]in spite of a deficit in several businesses.

[03:18.32]defy

[03:20.84]BMW yesterday defied signs of a slowdown

[03:24.12]in the global vehicle industry by predicting a record

[03:26.75]profits performance for the current year.

[03:29.91]The disease has so far defied

[03:33.09]all attempts to find a cure.

[03:34.94]denial

[03:37.46]The prisoner's repeated denials of

[03:40.52]the charge brought against him.

[03:42.28]destiny

[03:43.59]The quality of our cadres has an important bearing

[03:46.21]on the future and destiny of our country.

[03:48.62]depict

[03:50.15]His novel depicts life in modern London.

[03:52.89]deviate

[03:54.96]The teacher deviated from her

[03:57.04]custom and gave out no homework.

[03:59.12]Although a Democrat,

[04:01.85]he often deviates from the party line.

[04:03.93]diffuse

[04:06.23]The clowns in the play are mainly to

[04:10.38]diffuse a feeling of happiness.

[04:12.25]Direct light is brighter than the diffused light.

[04:15.63]disable

[04:17.71]An accident disabled him from playing football.

[04:20.01]dissipate

[04:22.20]The mist quickly dissipated as the sun rose.

[04:25.15]He dissipated his large fortune

[04:28.43]in a few years of heavy spending.

[04:30.62]divert

[04:33.25]Once young offenders embark on a life of crime,

[04:35.65]prison does little to divert them.

[04:38.27]We were all diverted by her funny story.

[04:41.01]doubtless

[04:43.31]Doubtless he'll be bringing his guitar, as usual.

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