重點講解：
1. a surge of
（情感的）突發，涌現，突然出現；
eg. 'It must be very difficult,' said Hunter, feeling a surge of embarrassment for Diane's predicament...
“那肯定不好過，”亨特說，突然為黛安娜的困境感到很為難K1pz!3XGkvTX+。
eg. He was overcome by a sudden surge of jealousy.
他突然妒火中燒N]H9Sk(w2cs(bG17^L8a。
2. queue up
排隊（等候）；
eg. If you want to see the play, you'll have to queue up for tickets.
你們想看戲，就得排隊買票(dYvya5b4,。
eg. Whatever they go to buy tickets or food, they all like queue up!
無論是去買票還是買食物，他們都很遵守公共秩序，自覺排隊-F*N~W1!(sP1)Q7Uie。
3. given that
考慮到；鑒于；
eg. Usually, I am sensible with money, as I have to be, given that I don't earn that much.
考慮到自己掙得不多，我用錢通常比較精打細算，這也是迫不得已j3.,yx9DJcBo8;cUX(U。
eg. Given that we do not have complete information about animal detection capabilities, we can only guess as to what the animals are actually sensing.
鑒于我們對動物的察覺能力沒有完整的資料，對動物真正感覺到什么我們只有推測X4aX_~%M.,xi2wh。