depleted
adj. 耗尽的；废弃的；贫化的
But stars like our sun swell into bloated red giants when the nuclear fuel in their cores is depleted.
但是，像太阳这样的恒星，当核心的核燃料耗尽时，就会发生膨胀，成为胀大的红巨星。
defer
vt. 使推迟；使延期
You may defer payment until next week.
你可延期至下周支付。
deputy
n. 代理人，代表
I delegated my responsibilities to my deputy.
我把职责委托给了我的代理人。
detest
vt. 厌恶；憎恨
I detest those who deceive me.
我厌恶那些欺骗我的。
definitive
adj. 决定性的；最后的；限定的
Each initiative should be undertaken separately and with definitive goals that do not list each other as one of the outcomes.
每个项目应该单独进行，而且在每个项目的确定目标中不要将对方列为产出之一。
deciduous
adj. 落叶性的，脱落性的；非永久性的
Cherymoya, or custard apple, is a deciduous plant found in the high lying mountainous areas of South America.
毛叶番荔枝，又称软冻苹果，是南美洲连绵高山地带发现的一种落叶植物。
devoid
adj. 缺乏的；全无的
How, then, could this race devoid of spirituality clothe in myths the profound horror of its life?
这个缺乏灵性的种族，那时，怎么可能为其生命深层次的恐怖披上神话的外衣呢？
desolate
adj. 荒凉的；无人烟的
And ye, oh her desolate daughters!
而你们，呵，她凄凉的女儿！
determinant
adj. 决定性的
I used this to remember how to calculate the determinant of a matrix.
我就用过这个方法来记住怎么算矩阵中的决定因素。
demolish
vt. 拆除；破坏；毁坏；推翻；驳倒
Since the advent of modern urbanization, people have been confronted with the dilemma whether or not they should demolish old houses and buildings that seem to have spoilt the cityscape.
自从现代城市化的进程开始之后，人们一直面临着这样一种两难的境地：他们是否应该拆除那些是否有损市容的旧房屋和建筑物。
1.The bomb the army headquarters.
2.She asked her apartment manager if she could payment to the end of the month.
3.Their graduation party all the beer at the bar.
4.Many women spiders and snakes.
5.The branches of the tree were bare during the winter.
6.People once thought that the moon once had life on it.
7.Her father's approval was the for her to get married.
8.A well of water is useless.
9.The filled in when the sheriff was busy.
10.Finally,after hours of discussion,the jury gave a verdict.
答案：1.demolished 2.defer 3.depleted 4.detest 5.deciduous 6.desolate 7.determinant 8.devoid 9.deputy 10.definitive