orderly adj.有条理的；守秩序的 The children were asked to keep the room orderly after playing.

region n.区域 The coastle regions are transffering manufacturing industries inland.

federal adj.联邦的 The federal judge dismissed her charge against her boss.

lack n.缺乏；不足 v.缺乏；欠缺 Lack of sleep makes him feel tired.

objective n.目标；目的 adj.客观的；不带任何感情的 We have succeeded in our main objectives.

hut n.棚屋 The hunter lives in a hut in the forest.

wholesome adj.有道德的；有益健康的 This has a wholesome effect on babies.

expression n.表达；表情；表措 We can see confusion from her expression.

bannner n.横幅；旗帜 The demonstrators walked along the street, waved banners and voiced their demands.

entail v.需要；使……成为必要；牵涉 She didn't want to take on a job that would entail a lot of travelling.

stalk v.怒气冲冲地走；趾高气昂地走；跟踪；偷偷跟近n.梗，茎；柄 The lion was stalking a zebra.

fertilizer n.肥料 To boost the yield of crops, a large quantity of chemical fertilizer is required.

rip v.扯碎；扯裂n.裂口；裂缝 rip off 敲诈 The poster had been ripped to pieces.

adjust v.适应；调节；调整 This button is for adjusting the volume.

charge v.收费；充电；指控；担任……职责；记在账上；谴责；冲锋 This exhibition is free of charge.

communication n.交流；通信；交际

magnet n.有吸引力的人；磁铁 The Forbidden City is a great magnet for foreign tourists.

hesitate v.犹豫；迟疑；焦虑 She hesitated to hurt the child's feelings.

rubber n.橡胶；橡皮；橡皮擦 They were kicking a ball made of rubber.

boom n.繁荣；激增；流行 v.繁荣；轰鸣 Living standards improved rapidly during the post-war boom.

lawsuit n.讼诉 Those workers filed a lawsuit against their former employer.

spot n.斑点；地点；污渍v.看见；发现adj现货交易的 Which has spots, the leopard or the tiger?

fair adj.公平的；合理的n.集会；展销会 To be fair, he was more courageous than we expected.

grieve v.感到伤心；使伤心 Many citizens grieved for the victims who had died in the terrorist attack.

physics n.物理学 Marie Curie was awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics and the Nobel Prize for Chemistry.

neat adj.整洁的；简洁的；极好的 They sat in her neat and tidy bedroom.

genre n.（文学、艺术作品的）体裁，类型 Blues music is one of the most important musical genres that gave birth to rock.

throat n.喉咙 I had a sore throat.

confirm v.证实；确认；批准 Rumours of job losses were later confirmed.