陈姝丹 第二次作业 1248601

1.Anchor
N. 1. a heavy, traditionally double-hooked, device for keeping a ship or floating object in place 锚；给以安全感的人（或物）；精神支柱； 2. somebody who or something that provides stability
V. to hold something securely in place. 下锚；使固定
例句 Pride and some sense of honor must have anchored my parents to their chairs.
Dad was the anchor of the family and I could always go to him for help.

2.Wedge
V. 1. to secure or tighten something with a wedge 2. to squeeze or pack something into a small space, or be squeezed or packed in this way 将…挤入（或塞进、插入）；把…楔牢（或楔住）
N.1. a solid block that is thick at one end and thin at the other, used to secure or separate two objects 楔子；三角木； 2.an object that has a wedge shape
例句 I wedged myself more tightly in front of the TV.
I wedged myself into a crowd.

3.Bog
V. (cause to)be stuck fast,unable to make progress.停滞不前；(使)沉入泥中
N. an area of wet marshy ground, largely consisting of accumulated decomposing plant material. It supports vegetation such as cranberries and moss and may ultimately turn into peat.沼泽
例句Life is too short to bog ourselves down in a life that doesn't inspire us. 生命如此短暂，我们不能将自己陷于一个没有***的生活中。
Do not bog down. 不要停滞不前。

4.Trim
V. 1. to make something neat by clipping, cutting, or pruning
2. to decorate or embellish something 修剪；装饰；修整
N. an act or instance of cutting something in order to make it neater
例句Could you give it a good trim? 请你把头发多修掉一点好吗？
Am I in good trim myself?

5.Interweave
V. 1. to weave something into or with something else, or be woven together, into, or with something else 交织；交错编织 2.to combine one thing with another, or be combined with something else
例句 Two people accidentally meet, launches the relations which once more likes hating to interweave.两人偶然碰面，再次展开爱恨交织的关系。
Trees, flowers and grass interweave mazes.