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单词背后的故事194个英语单词的起源及巧记方法5（The story behind the word the origin and clever recording of 194 English words 5） The story behind the words: The origins of 194 English words and the artful way of memorizing 5. txt is in a bad mood today. I only have four words to say. Include this sentence and the preceding two sentences. My word is over. Against the wicked, he shall be more ferocious than him, and to deal with a vile man, he shall be more contemptible than he is, and no lover, and a human being, who hath the whole death of thee, My love. The cashier said: No change, two plastic bags for you! 81. Boafire Bonfire Bonfire (campfire, big bonfire) This joyous word has a terrible history. In the 16th century, Bone wrote Baee, the then bonfire writing Banefire, because the bonfire was a fire, especially in the bones, even though it was much earlier than that. During the reign of Henry VIII (1509-47), he ordered the Saints to be cremated after their death, and then let the believers find the holy things from the Ashes. Fortunately, Bonefire finally get rid of bones, became todays bonfire. 82, call English football Call is a very popular sport in Britain, also known as association football, that is, according to the rules made by the British Football Association soccer. Call is the abbreviation of association football, originally referred to as Assoc, and later referred to as SOC, finally written call or Socker. By the way, in the United States call and football are absolutely different two kinds of sports, American football commonly known as rugby. 83. Chess Chess Chess to each others king will one Army, English called Check, it with chess together, all from the ancient language Shah (king) evolved. Shah entered the ancient French writing Eschec, into the Old English writing Chek, later only to write check, originally limited to chess in the one Army of righteousness, and later stretched to todays Stop, check and other meaning. And the plural form of the ancient French eschec es