28 March 2015

28 March 2015

-boisterously ( adverb )

·         in a carefree manner

-she was boisterously happy when she has a chance to meet her friend again.

-intoxicated ( adjective ) ( verb )

·         stupefied or excited by a chemical substance ( especially alcohol )

-a noisy crowd of intoxicated sailor

·         elated or emboldened as if under the influence of alcohol

-since last week, she still felt intoxicated by her success

·          fill with high spirit; fill of optimism

-I think that music can intoxicated your spirit

-quip ( nouns ) ( verb )

·         a witty saying or remark

-In one of the most quips about classical music, Mark Twain said, “Wagner’s music is better than its sound.”

·         to make a witty remark, to say in jest

-when an old English teacher criticized Maria for ending the sentences with proposition, she quipped.

-obliging ( adjective )

·         showing a cheerful willingness to do favour for others

-even after all his success, I found him to be accommodating and obliging by sharing his secret tip to become rich with me.

-melancholy ( nouns )

·         a deep, long-lasting sadness

-Hamlet is a figure of tremendous melancholy because he doesn't have a truly cheerful scene throughout the entire play.