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pal[p?l]n.— (informal)aclosefriend密友，好友Examples:We’vebeenpalssincewewereatschool.我们从读书时起就是好友。It’smyoldpalPete!那是我的老友皮特!pen/phonepal笔友/电话聊友Montana[m?n?t?n?]Text-relatedinformation astateinthewesternUS,rankingfourthinarea,but44thinpopulation,thethirdlowestpopulationdensityintheUnitedStates[美国州名]蒙大拿州notecard— (AmE)asmallfoldedpieceofpaperwithapictureonit,forwritingashortletter短柬卡Matisse,(Henry)[mɑ??ti?s,???ri?]Text-relatedinformation aFrenchartist,knownforhisuseofcolourandhisfluidandoriginaldraughtsmanship.Hewasadraughtsman,printmaker,andsculptor,butisknownprimarilyasapainter.Heiscommonlyregarded,alongwithPicassoandMarcelDuchamp,asoneofthethreeartistswhohelpedtodefinetherevolutionarydevelopmentsintheplasticartsintheopeningdecadesof20thcentury,responsibleforsignificantdevelopmentsinpaintingandsculpture.马蒂斯（1869-1954，法国画家、雕刻家和版画家）sensuous[?sensj??s,-???s]adj.— givingorexpressingpleasurethroughthephysicalsenses,ratherthanpleasingthemindortheintelligence愉悦感官的Examples:Sheluxuriatedinthesensuousfeelofthesilksheets.她尽情地享受着丝绸床单所带来的愉悦感。Theworkshowedadeliberatedisregardofthemoresensuousandimmediatelyappealingaspectsofpainting.这幅作品表现出对绘画更加愉悦感官、更加直接吸引眼球的方面的故意漠视。salutation[?s?lju??te???n]n.— agreetinginwordsoraction,orthewordsusedatthebeginningofaletterorspeech问候；（书信或演讲开头的）称呼语plungein/into[pl?nd?]— tosuddenlystartdoingsomethingactivelyorenthusiastically突然开始积极地做；投身Examples:It’sadifficultsituation.Youcan’tjustplungeinandputeverythingright.情势很难。你不可能头脑一热扎进去就能把一切搞好的。Twomonthsbeforehisexams,hesuddenlyplungedintohisstudies.考试前的两个月，他突然开始埋头学习。Hetookadeepbreathandplungedintohisspeech.他深吸了一口气，开始热情洋溢地讲了起来。declarativesentence[d??kl?r?t?v]— asentencethatmakesastatement陈述句driftalong— tomoveorproceeds