cardiac
n. 强心剂；强胃剂;adj. 心脏的；心脏病的；（胃的）喷门
The man was suffering from cardiac weakness.
这人当时正患心脏衰弱。
burgeon
n. 芽, 嫩枝
When spring is coming all trees begin to burgeon .
当春天到来的时候，所有树开始发芽。
cab
n. 驾驶室；出租汽车；出租马车
Could I use your phone to call a cab?
我能用你的电话叫一辆出租车吗？
catching
adj. 传染性的；有魅力的;v. 抓住（catch的ing形式）
Enthusiasm is very catching.
热情是非常具有感染力的。
capsule
n. 胶囊；[植] 蒴果；太空舱；小容器
They first implanted capsules into the animals' brains.
他们先将胶囊植入那些动物的大脑。
chore
n. 家庭杂务；日常的零星事务；讨厌的或累人的工作
So how should we share the chore? 跟读
我们该怎样分担这些家务呢？
chagrin
n. 懊恼；委屈；气愤
To the chagrin of their parents, neither Phil nor Pam went to church anymore.
令父母失望的是，菲尔和帕姆都再也不去教堂了。
candid
adj. 公正的；坦白的；率直的；偷拍的
I haven't been completely candid with him.
我没有完全对他说实话。
chafe
vt. 擦破；擦热；擦痛；激怒
My shorts were chafing my thighs.
我的短裤蹭得我大腿疼。
carnival
n. 狂欢节，嘉年华会；饮宴狂欢
The world is being shaken by protests against the excesses of finance, but this is not a revolution – it is a carnival.
对过度金融的抗议已经动摇了整个世界，但这并不是一场革命-这是一个嘉年华。
1.After a year of slow business,our company is finally now.
2.Don't lie any more;please be with me!
3.The hospital called the specialist to examine the patient's heart.
4.Harrison will take a to the airport tomorrow morning.
5.Denise is very in that new dress.
6.The is the part of a spacecraft in which the astronauts live and return back to Earth.
7.Greg fell from his bike and his hands and knees.
8.The town's annual water is in July and everyone celebrates it by pouring water at each other.
9.Feeding the dog is my daily .
10.To the of many taxpayers,a large portion of their money paid to the government was squandered on wasteful projects.
答案:1.burgeoning 2.candid 3.cardiac 4.cab 5.catching 6.capsule 7.chafed 8.carnival 9.chore 10.chagrin