50,50
sideshow ['said??u]
n. 穿插表演, 余兴, 枝节的问题
permanent consultations
永久磋商
temerity [ti?meriti]
n.鲁莽,大胆
dissident [?disid?nt]
n.唱反调者
mercenary [?m?:sin?ri]
a.唯利是图的 n.雇佣兵
bridle at
轻视
瞧不起
bridle [?braidl]
vt.约束
abating [?'beiti?]
n. 降低, 减少, 缓和
lax [l?ks]
a.懒散的,松弛的
irritant ['irit?nt]
adj. 刺激的, 刺激性的
n. 刺激物, 刺激剂
fester [?fest?]
vi.溃烂
flare up
骤燃, 突然发出火焰, 突然爆发
boycott [?b?ik?t]
vt./ n.(联合)抵制,拒绝参与
burgeoning
adj. 生机勃勃的, 迅速发展的
coherent [k?u?hi?r?nt]
a.条理清楚的,连贯的;协调的
by default
按缺省值,缺席, 不到场
flurry
n. 1.阵风2.小阵雪3.慌张;混乱
及物动词 vt. 1.使恐慌;使激动
count for
有价值, 有重要性
In my opinion, before reading this article, I think China and Germany have close relationship both in economics and politics. There are a few German-invested companies in Nanjing, and Germany is a popular destination for Nanjing students to pursue further degrees. We often heard of news about Germany and about Mrs. Merkel. In particular, Germany is the cradle of Marxism, and it seems we have more common languages when talking about communism.
It's a little out of expectation when reading this article.


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