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1.spike n.突然上升，劇增
Although you'd think business would have boomed during the war, there was only a small spike in interest.
人們會認為戰爭期間生意會很紅火，但實際上利息只有小幅上升。
2.file vt.提出（離婚訴訟或其他訟案）；把…歸檔
I filed for divorce on the grounds of adultery a few months later.
幾個月后我以通奸為由提起了離婚訴訟。
3.peak vi.達到高峰，達到最大值
Temperatures have peaked at over thirty degrees Celsius.
溫度最高達30攝氏度以上。
4.deflated adj.（球、輪胎等）泄氣的； 令人泄氣的，使人氣餒的
Britain'sother hopes of medals were deflated earlier in the day.
英國另外的奪牌希望在那天早些時候受到了打擊。
5.proximity n.接近，鄰近；接近度，距離；親近
What drew him to the area was its proximity to central London.
吸引他到該地區的原因是那里靠近倫敦市中心。
6.exacerbate vt.使惡化；使加重
Do policies in industrial countries ease or exacerbate the difficulties faced by developing countries?
工業國的政策減輕還是加重了發展中國家面臨的困難?
7.rekindle vi.重新點燃
Nothing could rekindle her extinct passion.
她激情已逝，無從心回意轉。
8.generally adv.一般地，通常； 廣泛地，普遍地
Girls generally reach sexual maturity two years earlier than boys.
通常女孩性發育成熟要比男孩早兩年。
