英单词联想记忆 (S793~796)

东村雪儿

793. a person who is lazy and dirty or untidy (4)

【类】idler, sluggard, lazybones, turkey

【联】缓慢的 + 工作/职业··抢劫··啜泣

【记】垂涎<强盗/抢劫犯<橡胶/橡皮

【记】势力小人/自命不凡的人

794. a high social class young person, especially a woman, who lives usually in or near London, wears expensive clothes and speaks with an upper class voice (6)

【类】dandy

【联】缓慢的 + 竹竿/手杖··小路··精神健全的

【记】鹤/吊车/起重机

795. a very small thin piece of sth that is cut or broken off from a larger one (6)

【类】splinter, paring, shaving

【联】滑(倒)/溜<唇 + 肝<情人

【记】银

796. to move smoothly and quickly across a surface while twisting or curving (7)

【类】glide, slide, slip

【联】滑(倒)/溜<唇 + 父··母

【记】枯萎/凋谢··古筝··犹豫/踌躇<挖

793. slob [slɑːb]

【联】slow + job··rob··sob

【记】slobber<robber<rubber

【记】snob

【例】My boyfriend used to call me a fat slob. Get out of bed, you fat slob! Instead of slob, every company need is the diligent employee.

794. sloane [sloʊn]

【联】slow + cane··lane··sane

【记】crane

【例】Sloane is a stereotype of a young English person, especially a young woman, who comes from a rich upper-class family and has conservative political values.

795. sliver [ˈslɪvər]

【联】slip<lip + liver<lover

【记】silver

【例】The carpenter cut a sliver of wood from the log. She found a sliver of glass in her foot. We could see a sliver of light coming through the crack in the door.

796. slither [ˈslɪðər]

【联】slip<lip + father··mother

【记】wither··zither··dither<dig

【例】Robert lost his footing and slithered down the bank. We slithered down the slope to the road. They were slithering around on the ice. The snake slithered away as we approached.