Vocabulary Focus 
| deck out (v phr) 過度裝潢 to decorate something excessively |
When Bob was decked out in a tuxedo and bow tie,
he looked very handsome. |
| visibility (n) | 知名度；引起大眾注 意的程度 the degree to which |
| | something is seen by the public |
|
| | Celebrities have a high degree of visibility. They are constantly on TV, in movies and in magazines. |
| diet (n) | 某人例行的活動 a particular type of thing that you experience or |
| | do regularly, or a limited range of activities |
|
| | Leslie's reading diet these days consists of only novels and biographies. |
| infer (v) | 推論；推測 to form an opinion or guess that something is true |
| | because of the information that you have |
|
| | Based on the results of the experiment, David could infer his theory was correct. |
| out-of-the-blue (adj) | 突然的；意外的 happening suddenly and |
|
| | An out-of-the-blue answer came to Jim during the exam. It was different from anything he had studied. |
| Usage Tip | |
| | Oddly enough, it has become popular for couples to take pictures next to this worm.「副詞 + enough」置於句首是英文中常用的表達方式， 可以引起讀者的注意和興趣。 例句：
1. Interestingly enough, he didn't recognize me in that costume.
2. Strangely enough, I have been thinking about them lately.
(Watch Studio Classroom Worldwide to see your teacher Liz explain this usage tip.) |
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