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Vocabulary 10000 外语教学与研究出版社 2003年7月第1版 2009年3月第16次印刷 (第一个页码及例句为外研社版。第二个页码及例句为台湾版，并加以下划线标示。) 1. Bereave Page 2 The children are bereaved by the death of their parents. Page 2 The children were bereaved by the death of their parents. 2. Voluptuous Page 34 Nowadays an actress with voluptuous beauty seems to be very popular. Page 25 Nowadays an actress with voluptuous beauty seems to be more popular than the one with intelligent looks. 3. Badger Page 60 The salesman has been badgering my father for two weeks to buy a new car. Page 45 That salesman has been badgering my father for two weeks to buy a new car. 4. Pore Page 64 Like human skin, soil has holes that are called pore. Page 47 Like human skin, soil has holes that are called pores. 5. Epoch Page 66 The introduction of the computer will mark an epoch in language education. Page 49 There were few peaceful epochs in the history of our country. 6. Salvage Sequel 73 Page 54 台湾版中两个词的顺序颠倒。 7. Smite Page 81 He was smitten with the view that he stopped and took out his camera. Page 61 He was so smitten with the view that he stopped and took out his camera. 8. Denizen Page 83 The common English sparrow is a denizen of American; it was first brought from Europe to America about 1850. Page 62 The common English sparrow is a denizen of American; it was first brought from Europe to America at about 1850. 9. Distort Page 88 That man’s speech distorted the truth. Page 66 Newspaper accounts of political and international affairs are often distorted. 10. Glee Page 106 She danced with glee when she saw the new toys which her father bought for her birthday. Page 79 She danced with glee when she saw the new toys which her father bought for her birthday present. 11. Allay Page 125 The doctor’s friendly manner helped the patient allay his fear. Page 92 The doctor’s friendly manner helped the patient allay his fears. 12. Clamor Page 162 The children were clamoring for candy. Page 121 The public clamor for lower taxes continued year afte