Lincoln chapters 3 and 4
5ABSpring2016
• Thanks to Suvo, Fai, Tong, Jessie, Bean, Ha Eun, and Hang
Groan (N&V)
/ɡrōn/
• Definition: Make a deep inarticulate sound in response to pain or
despair.
• Example: He groaned and rubbed his stomach.
Motion(v)
[moh-shuh n]
• Definition : Direct or command (someone) with a movement of the
hand or head
• Example : He motioned Dennis to a plush chair
ASHAMED (ADJ)
SHAME (N)
- DEFINITIONS:
- FEELING SHAME; DISTRESSED OR EMBARRASSED BY FEELINGS OF GUILT,
FOOLISHNESS, OR DISGRACE.
- UNWILLING OR RESTRAINED BECAUSE OF FEAR OF SHAME, RIDICULE, OR
DISAPPROVAL
- e.g. : They were ashamed to show their work.
- Synonyms : humiliated, mortified, embarrassed.
- Antonym : proud.
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF (V)
Definitions :
• to make use of for gain; to take advantage of an opportunity.
• to impose upon, especially unfairly, as by exploiting a weakness:
to take advantage of someone.
Synonyms : abuse, benefit from, to advantage.
When you take advantage of
someone, this is how he feel
Page40: But back in 1825, people simply thought he was moody.
Page40: Yet as soon as a girl his age showed up, he would stumble over words and lose
his place.
Stare (v,n)
/stɛər/
Def: look fixedly or vacantly at someone or
something with one's eyes wide open.
Synonyms: peer, glare, gaze, gape
Ex: he stared at her in amazement.
She gave him a cold stare.
Somber (adj)
/ˈsämbər/
Def 1: dark or dull in color or tone; gloomy
Synonyms: dark, dull, drab, dingy
Ex: the night skies were somber and starless
Def 2: extremely serious; grave
Synonyms: serious, unsmiling, humorless
Ex: he looked at her with a somber
expression
Abrupt/Abruptly(adj)
Definition:
sudden or unexpected
Example:
It is disappointing to learn that the
individual chose to halt those
discussions in such an abrupt fashion
today.
Peer(n/v)
Definition as a none:
one that is of equal standing with another,
especially one belonging to the same social
group based on age, grade and status
Example:
He was respected and admired by his peers
Definition as a verb:
to look curiously or carefully
Example:
I have been peering at a computer print-out that
made no sense at all
SNEER
• to ​talk about or ​look at someone or something in an ​unkind way that ​shows
you do not ​respect or ​approve of him, her, or it
SORE LOSER
• someone who loses in a fair competition but whines about it on a constant
basis, blaming everyone around them for their loss except themselves
D E F : T O S E E O R N O T I C E S O M E O N E / S O M E T H I N G
S Y N : L O C AT E
TO SPOT
TO GESTURE
• Def: use body movement to express something
• Syn: call, wave, signal
• Ex: The police gestures in the direction of the destination but the man cannot get it.
REPUTATION (N)
• Syn: good name, status, prestige, standing
• Ex: People believe their representative thanks to his good reputation.
BOAST (V/N)
• (v) to speak with pride / to be proud in the possession of
• (n) cause of pride. Talent is his boast.
• Syn: (v) brag, show off (n) bragging, pride

Lincoln3and4

  • 1.
    Lincoln chapters 3and 4 5ABSpring2016 • Thanks to Suvo, Fai, Tong, Jessie, Bean, Ha Eun, and Hang
  • 2.
    Groan (N&V) /ɡrōn/ • Definition:Make a deep inarticulate sound in response to pain or despair. • Example: He groaned and rubbed his stomach.
  • 3.
    Motion(v) [moh-shuh n] • Definition: Direct or command (someone) with a movement of the hand or head • Example : He motioned Dennis to a plush chair
  • 4.
    ASHAMED (ADJ) SHAME (N) -DEFINITIONS: - FEELING SHAME; DISTRESSED OR EMBARRASSED BY FEELINGS OF GUILT, FOOLISHNESS, OR DISGRACE. - UNWILLING OR RESTRAINED BECAUSE OF FEAR OF SHAME, RIDICULE, OR DISAPPROVAL - e.g. : They were ashamed to show their work. - Synonyms : humiliated, mortified, embarrassed. - Antonym : proud.
  • 5.
    TAKE ADVANTAGE OF(V) Definitions : • to make use of for gain; to take advantage of an opportunity. • to impose upon, especially unfairly, as by exploiting a weakness: to take advantage of someone. Synonyms : abuse, benefit from, to advantage. When you take advantage of someone, this is how he feel
  • 6.
    Page40: But backin 1825, people simply thought he was moody.
  • 7.
    Page40: Yet assoon as a girl his age showed up, he would stumble over words and lose his place.
  • 8.
    Stare (v,n) /stɛər/ Def: lookfixedly or vacantly at someone or something with one's eyes wide open. Synonyms: peer, glare, gaze, gape Ex: he stared at her in amazement. She gave him a cold stare.
  • 9.
    Somber (adj) /ˈsämbər/ Def 1:dark or dull in color or tone; gloomy Synonyms: dark, dull, drab, dingy Ex: the night skies were somber and starless Def 2: extremely serious; grave Synonyms: serious, unsmiling, humorless Ex: he looked at her with a somber expression
  • 10.
    Abrupt/Abruptly(adj) Definition: sudden or unexpected Example: Itis disappointing to learn that the individual chose to halt those discussions in such an abrupt fashion today.
  • 11.
    Peer(n/v) Definition as anone: one that is of equal standing with another, especially one belonging to the same social group based on age, grade and status Example: He was respected and admired by his peers Definition as a verb: to look curiously or carefully Example: I have been peering at a computer print-out that made no sense at all
  • 12.
    SNEER • to ​talkabout or ​look at someone or something in an ​unkind way that ​shows you do not ​respect or ​approve of him, her, or it
  • 13.
    SORE LOSER • someonewho loses in a fair competition but whines about it on a constant basis, blaming everyone around them for their loss except themselves
  • 14.
    D E F: T O S E E O R N O T I C E S O M E O N E / S O M E T H I N G S Y N : L O C AT E TO SPOT
  • 15.
    TO GESTURE • Def:use body movement to express something • Syn: call, wave, signal • Ex: The police gestures in the direction of the destination but the man cannot get it.
  • 16.
    REPUTATION (N) • Syn:good name, status, prestige, standing • Ex: People believe their representative thanks to his good reputation.
  • 17.
    BOAST (V/N) • (v)to speak with pride / to be proud in the possession of • (n) cause of pride. Talent is his boast. • Syn: (v) brag, show off (n) bragging, pride