[00:00.00]LESSON39

[00:01.53]intrigue

[00:03.07]There is too much intrigue and gossip in my job,

[00:06.02]so I am going to quit.

[00:07.55]You intrigue me;tell me more.

[00:09.96]inhabit

[00:12.15]Until now,

[00:13.35]the American soldiers haven’t yet found

[00:15.98]where Saddam Hussein is inhabiting.

[00:17.84]It is an island inhabited only by birds.

[00:21.12]inhibit

[00:23.42]Shyness inhibited him from speaking.

[00:26.15]In 1943, streptomycin was discovered

[00:30.86]and found to be effective in inhibiting TB.

[00:33.59]inject

[00:35.55]With the arrival of the new young staff,

[00:38.95]we hope to inject new life into our business.

[00:41.79]Try to inject a bit of enthusiasm

[00:44.74]into your performance.

[00:46.17]The doctor injected the sedative into him.

[00:49.12]=The doctor injected him with the sedative.

[00:52.40]inland

[00:54.59]We went twenty kilometers inland, up the river.

[00:57.76]Seabirds often fly inland to find food.

[01:01.48]innovation

[01:04.11]The mass movement for technical innovation

[01:06.51]is vigorously forgoing ahead.

[01:08.59]innumerable

[01:10.78]In the universe,

[01:12.86]there are innumerable stars

[01:14.94]and other cosmic substances.

[01:16.47]The earthquake caused innumerable death.

[01:20.41]instrumental

[01:23.03]Our artistic director was instrumental

[01:26.10]in persuading the orchestra to come and play for us.

[01:28.94]insulate

[01:30.58]Many houses could be warmer

[01:32.99]if they were insulated so that the heat is not lost.

[01:35.39]intact

[01:37.58]Despite his misfortunes,

[01:39.55]his faith and optimism remained intact.

[01:42.28]All the goods were received intact.

[01:45.57]intellect

[01:48.30]Intellect distinguishes humans from other animals.

[01:50.93]He was one of the most formidable intellects of his time.

[01:55.20]interim

[01:57.92]My new job starts in May.

[02:00.11]What are you doing in the interim?

[02:01.98]intermittent

[02:03.84]We only heard intermittent music coming to our ears.

[02:07.23]We could not figure out what they were singing.

[02:10.18]intersection

[02:12.48]Bridges are used to avoid the intersection of

[02:15.43]a railroad and a highway.

[02:17.07]invaluable

[02:19.37]Good health is an invaluable blessing.

[02:22.54]invert

[02:24.73]Interested in inverting

[02:27.46]the pyramid in your operation?

[02:28.88]Here are some tips.

[02:30.42]irony

[02:32.17]He inherited a fortune

[02:34.14]but died a month later;

[02:35.67]one of life’s little ironies.

[02:37.74]irrespective

[02:39.71]They send information every day,

[02:42.88]irrespective of whether it’s useful or not.

[02:45.29]irrigation

[02:47.38]The water used for irrigation

[02:49.34]was piped in from the mountains.

[02:51.31]ivory

[02:52.95]A university student taking a part-time job,

[02:56.23]in the words of some,

[02:57.55]is walking out of the ivory tower.

[02:59.62]junk

[03:02.03]You read too much junk.

[03:03.78]He junked all his old furniture

[03:06.63]before moving into his new house.

[03:08.15]justification

[03:10.45]I can see no justification for dividing

[03:13.19]the company into smaller units.

[03:15.49]He was getting angry

[03:18.01]—and with some justification.

[03:19.86]kit

[03:22.60]They marched twenty miles in full kit.

[03:25.87]knit

[03:27.84]I will knit a scarf for my husband.

[03:30.47]He will surely love it.

[03:32.55]Knit your brows and you will hit upon a stratagem.

[03:35.72]It’s not a serious break;

[03:38.56]the bone should knit in a couple of weeks.

[03:41.19]knob

[03:43.49]This machine has lots of knobs on it.

[03:45.90]Which one starts it?

[03:47.64]latitude

[03:49.50]Severe low temperatures vary with latitude,

[03:52.68]elevation, and distance from the ocean.

[03:55.41]The new law allows firms a lot less latitude

[03:59.24]than before in fixing the price of their goods.

[04:02.09]layman

[04:04.27]Doctors often confuse laymen with their jargon.

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