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Unit 2 Active and Passive Euthanasia James Rachels New Words and Expressions endorse urge justification opposed deny inclination sneak thrash stand for set out lead to have sth. in view make a (no, some )difference view to sb./sth. endorse vt. give one’s approval or support to (a claim, statement, etc) to express approval or support of write one’s name on the back of (esp. a check) record details of a motoring offence in (a driving license) I’m afraid I can’t endorse your opinion of the government record. He had to endorse the check before the bank would cash it. Well-known sportsmen can earn large sums of money from manufacturers by endorsing clothes and equipment. He’s had his license endorsed for dangerous driving. be in favor of sth. ; support sth. 赞同；支持；主张; be an abbreviation of sth. 缩写;(no passive ) represent sth 代表 Before we elect him to parliament, we want to know what he stands for. AMA stands for American Medical Association. I condemn fascism and all it stands for. stand for Set out She set out the reasons for her resignation in a long letter. We all need to set out chairs for the meeting. They set out at dawn. state or declare sth. arrange or display leave a place and being a journey urge Motoring organizations are urging drivers not to travel by road if possible. The shopkeeper urged me to buy a hat. At last he gave into a sudden urge to travel. tell of with force; stress recommend sth. Strongly strong desire or impulse justification I can see no justification for dividing the company into smaller units. I suppose that , in justification, he could always claim he had a family to support. as a defense of sb. /sth. acceptable reasons (for doing sth.) lead to This misprint led to great confusion. This path leads to the village. What led you to this conclusion? have sth. as its result to be a route or means of access influence the actions or opinions of sb. deny She was angry at being denied the opportunity to se