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make a soft sound, esp. to speak or say in a quiet voice 低声说，以柔和低沉的声音说 murmur a prayer 低声祈祷 He murmured his approval. 他小声表示赞同。 murmur v. n. a low, indistinct, continuous sound; an indistinct, whispered, or confidential complaint 低声细语；小声或偷偷的抱怨 She took the punishment without a murmur. 她接受了惩罚，没有丝毫抱怨。 speak in a murmur 轻轻地说 go without a murmur 毫无怨言地走了 [C] a disability or disadvantage 残疾；缺陷，不利条件 Poor eyesight is a handicap to a student. 视力不好对学生来说是个障碍。 emotional handicap 情感障碍 give or be a disadvantage to (sb.) 妨碍 Lack of money handicapped him in his business badly. 缺少资金使他的企业受到严重影响。 handicap n. expressing or feeling great anger 愤慨的，愤愤不平的 I was indignant because I felt that I had been punished unfairly. 我非常愤慨，因为我觉得对我的惩罚是不公平的。 I felt indignant that she’d spoken to me like that. 她那样跟我说话使我感到愤怒。 The indignant passengers beat up the pickpocket. 愤怒的乘客把那个扒 手痛打了一顿。 indignant a. 1) made, done, or worked on, by people acting together 合作进行的 Through a cooperative effort, we completed the project a month early. 通过协同努力，我们提前一个月完成了这个项目。 2) willing to cooperate; helpful 合作的，协 作的 a cooperative patient 愿意配合的病人 cooperative a. complete (a form) by providing required information 填（表格） He carefully filled out the job application. 他仔细填写工作申请表。 fill in (British English ) fill out (a form) spend; use up (esp. time, care, etc. ) 花费，用光（时间、精力等） Dont expend all your time on such a meaningless job. 不要把时间都花在这种毫无意义的工作上。 extend: stretch or spread (sth.) out to greater or fullest length expend v. 1) struggle eagerly or in a disorderly way 争夺，夺取 In order to listen to the professor‘s lecture clearly, students scramble for the best seats. 为了听清教授的讲座，学生们争抢最好的座位。 2) move or climb quickly 攀登，爬行 The children scrambled up the hill. 孩子们爬上了那座小山。 sc