英单词联想记忆 (S957~960)

东村雪儿

957. to walk slowly without lifting feet completely off the ground; to move feet around in an embarrassed way; to move things into different positions or different order; to mix a set of playing cards before beginning a game 洗牌 (7)

【类】shamble, ruffle

【联】关闭<小屋 + 咖啡··交通 + 桌··叔

【记】扭打/打斗<学校··抽鼻子<雪

958. to shake because of fear, horror, or cold; to shake violently and quickly; an involuntary vibration, as if from a strong feeling or illness (7)

【类】tremble,

【联】关闭<小屋 + 梯子<小毒蛇/加法器

【记】百叶窗/快门

959. the outer covering of something; to remove the shell or natural covering from something (5)

【类】husk, chaff, shell, skin, peel, strip

【联】关闭<小屋 + 鸭子

【记】吸吮

960. to raise one's shoulders and then drop them down to show that they do not know or are not interested (5)

【类】hunch

【联】她··船 + 小块地毯/垫子<药/毒品

【记】灌木<磨/擦

957. shuffle [ˈʃʌf(ə)l]

【联】shut<hut + coffee·traffic + table·uncle

【记】scuffle<school··snuffle<snow

【例】He shuffled out of the room. She shuffled her feet nervously. The CEO shuffled the team roles. Players take turns to shuffle the cards.

958. shudder [ˈʃʌdər]

【联】shut<hut + ladder<adder

【记】shutter

【例】As for me, I shudder at the cost of a new vehicle. She shuddered at the sight. Just thinking about the accident makes me shudder.

959. shuck [ʃʌk]

【联】shut<hut + duck

【记】suck

【例】If they remain in that green shuck for a long time, they will sprout. Shucks of corn were strewn all over the field. On a good day, every employee can shuck up to 3,500 oysters.

960. shrug [ʃrʌɡ]

【联】she··ship + rug<drug

【记】shrub<rub

【例】I shrugged, as if to say, "Why not?" She shrugged off his apology coldly. After listening to the young man's account, he shrugged him shoulders and left. The young fellow gave a casual shrug.