背词的最高目标是学会运用，方式就是造句，以下就是我的例子:
1.bargain v.讨价还价 n.廉价货; 交易; 合同
例句:Hunt for bargain when booking flights and you might be able to save enough to take thta extra trip anywhy.
造句: Hunt for bargains when choosing books and you might get more books to read with the same money.
drive a bargain 讨价还价
例句: Drive a bargain, or you are certain to be overcharged.
造句: My mother is excellent at driving a bargain, and always get goods in good quality and reasonable price.
2. rampage vi.狂暴的行动 n.狂暴行径
on the rampage 闹事
例:A gang of teenager who went on the rampage smashing several cars in Leith are caught by the police.
造句:The gang of foreign soilders who went on the rampage robing, smashing and burning the The Summer palace are still at large.
3. void n.空间，真空 adj. 空的，空虚的; 无效的，作废的
例: The thief turned at the corner of the street and vanished into the void.
造句: The man who made my heart battering and my blood boiling turned under the glittering lamplight and vanished into the void, left me in this pitch darkness. I found that I was all by myself and nothing was heard except the pit-a-pat of rain drops.
例: Jane often waken out of the glorious dreams, and found them all void and vain.
造句: Jia Baoyu waken out of the chamber of red dreams, and found them all void and vain.
4.impotent adj. 无能的， 无力量的
例: For centuries, medicine was impotent and hence unproblematic. From the Greeks to the Great War, its job was simple: to struggle with lethal disease and gross disabilities, to ensure live births, and to manage pain.
造句: For centuries, tradition was impotent and hence unproblematic. From the West to the East, its job was simple: to internalize people from other places, to ensure the common feeling, to make people have a sense of ceremony.
5. salient adj.显著的，非常重要的;凸起的
n.(战线等的)突出部分;凸起
例: Parker had a consent smile underneath a salient straight nose.
造句: He is salient in height compared with other students in class.
6.supply n.供给之物
例: We know that solar energy is inexhaustible in supply.
造句: The fossil energy is exhaustible in supply.
7.devious adj. 迂回的，曲折的; 不坦率的，不诚实的
例: They took the devious route home to avoid the crowds on the main road.
例: "This theif is as crafty as fox and he will take the devious route to get what he want." The detective said thoughtfully, with his finger stroking his chin.
例: The man got rich by devious ways and eventually he owned nothing.
造句: Junzi is unwilling to get rich by devioud ways, and common man is not.
8.indulgent 纵容的，放纵的; 宽容的，过于宽厚的
1.tending to allow sb. to have or do whatever they want
例:indulgent parents
2.willing or too willing too ignore the weakness in sb./sth. to take an indulgent view of sth. 宽宏大量看某事
例:He had been a strict father but was indulgent to his grandchildren.
9.domineering
trying to control other people without thinking about their feelings
He was stubborn and domineering with a very bad temper.
10.in principle 从原则上
例: The thought, in principle, is very reasonable.
造句:The way he behaves, in principle, is wayward and incalculable.
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