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rookie sb. who is new to and has no experience of an activity, esp. a new soldier or policemen He is a police rookie. He joined the police only last year. She is a rookie nurse. She is very careful with her job. When you know you are right, you can’t back down. When you know you are doing the right thing, you can’t give up your effort halfway under external pressure. back down accept defeat in an argument, opinion, or claim; admit that one was wrong; to give up one’s original stand That small country will back down to pressure. He said he could swim, but he backed down when we got to the lake. Always give others credit that is rightfully theirs. Always be ready and willing to give approval or praise to other people who deserve it. credit n. 信用,荣誉,贷款,学分; v. 归功于,赞颂,信任 1.No credit is given at this shop. 这家商店概不赊欠。 2.He is a credit to the family. 他是家族中的光荣。 3.The bank refused further credits to the company. 银行拒绝再贷款给这家公司。 rightful in accordance with what is just right or legally correct a. 合法的,正直的,当然的 1.What he said is a rightful claim. 他所说的是正当的要求。 2.I am the rightful owner of this car. 我是这辆新车的合法主人。 3.He was cheated (out) of his rightful inheritance. 他依法应得的遗产被人骗走了. appoint choose for a position or job; arrange or decide (esp. a time or place when something will happen) 任命,指定 1.They appointed him chairman.他们任命他为主席。 2.He wasn‘t there at the appointed time.他没有在指定的时间在那里。 3.As a top manager, he should appoint none but people on their merit.作为一位总经理，他应该任人为贤。 a Russian doll with five progressively smaller figures inside a Russian doll in which are fitted five figures, each of which is smaller than the previous one. progressively step by step; by stages; moving ahead or developing continuously 1.That famous progressive thinker was asked to deliver a speech at the meeting.那位著名的进步思想家被邀请在会议上发表演讲。 2. The economy in that country was progressively getting better. status one’s legal position or condition; one’s social or professional rank or position