1. banish /'b?n??/ v. 放逐;驅逐;流放 搭配:banish…from/to… e.g. He was banished from the court. e.g. He was banished to an uninhabited island for a year. e.g. The dictator banished anyone who opposed him. 補充:dictator 獨裁者;專政者
v.打消某種念頭 e.g. We banished all our doubts and fears. e.g. He has now banished all thoughts of resignation.
2. -mongering suffix: 販賣者;推銷者 e.g. fish monger 魚販子 e.g. The gang leader was shaking with rage when being called a fish monger.
也可以指販賣;傳播各種負面情緒;行為的人 warmonger 戰爭販子 fearmonger 散布恐懼心理者 Hatemonger 煽動仇恨者 rumor monger 造謠者 e.g. He's just like any other fear monger and tells as many people as possible about his interpretation of it. e.g. The warmonger would sometimes posture for peace. 補充:posture 故作姿態;裝模作樣
3. obligate /'?bl?ge?t/ v. 迫使; 使某人有責任;義務做某事 e.g. The contract obligates the firm to complete the work in six weeks. e.g. His confession obligated his wife to be reconciled with him. 補充:confession: 懺悔 Be reconciled with 使和解;使和好
常用 (be) obligated:有義務;責任做某事 e.g. You are legally obligated to repay the loan. e.g. In some culture, a guest is not obligated to bring a present.
n. obligation 義務;責任 e.g. The landlord is under an obligation to repair the house. e.g. They send back money because of their strong sense of obligation to their family.
4. unanimous /ju?'n?n?m?s/ adj. 投票、決定、協議等全體同意的 搭配:be unanimous on/about 一致同意某事 e.g. British voters are unanimous on this issue. e.g. The decision would require the unanimous approval of all governments. e.g. We expected complete agreement but opinion is far from unanimous. 補充:be far from unanimous 不一致
adv. unanimously e.g. The resolution was carried unanimously. e.g. He was elected unanimously.