托福(toefl)词汇精选17天巧记(8)
(April, 16th)
Unit Sixteen Misery of the Negro Sl**es
400 years a***, many European ***lonists with supple hair went *** Afr***a and subvert*** the ab***ig***al empires. After the subjection, local residents su***umb*** *** the ***lonists. The ***nquer***s found them s***cky and submissive. They surmis*** that those tangible traits made them suitable f*** strenuous w***k. So they shipp*** those Negroes *** USA *** ***der *** supers***e animal lab***.
Dur***g the 1600s, from Afr***an pla***s *** the summits, mil***ons of Negroes tally***g the require***nts were ti*** ***gether with strap. Their noses were tran**ix*** and their faces t***t***. Then they were jam***d ****** s***ut ships teem***g sl**es thrust by sails and shipp*** *** USA. While *** the ship, they f*** on tepid tenuous p***ridge and s***dgy ***rn. Stripp*** of all th***gs, their head thump*** the deck and their noses t***gl*** while the ship w*****. Such bad ***nditions were not tentative, so they beca*** ***rpid and tranquil as well as susceptible. Surplus people were thrown ****** the sea and were sub***rg*** by water. As the sl**ers kept tanta***z***g them, Even the most temperate man beca*** sullen. Their ***uchy tempera***nt c***s*** much strife and many ships stray***.
After they f***ally surmount*** all the diff***u***ies stunt***g them and subsist*** until they reach*** USA, they found themselves suffus***g the sl**er’s farms *** wh***h they were subsidiary. Their st***gy super***tendents stipulat*** with them that, their job was temp***al and would soon be supplant*** by m***e su******ct w***k. It’s their tact however. Everyday they ate their sustenance when the bell ***ll***. It was tacit *** the synopsis of the ***ntact that they can ***ver be free. Their thrift and ***r***nt transcend*** all that *** human his***ry.
When their de***s transpir***, the ***lonists’ reputation ***t tarnish***. International ***ganizations sub***mat*** the ***p*** of fight***g aga***st sl**ery and began *** tackle the problem.
Unit Sixteen Misery of the Negro Sl**es
400 years a***, many European ***lonists with supple hair went *** Afr***a and subvert*** the ab***ig***al empires. After the subjection, local residents su***umb*** *** the ***lonists. The ***nquer***s found them s***cky and submissive. They surmis*** that those tangible traits made them suitable f*** strenuous w***k. So they shipp*** those Negroes *** USA *** ***der *** supers***e animal lab***.
Dur***g the 1600s, from Afr***an pla***s *** the summits, mil***ons of Negroes tally***g the require***nts were ti*** ***gether with strap. Their noses were tran**ix*** and their faces t***t***. Then they were jam***d ****** s***ut ships teem***g sl**es thrust by sails and shipp*** *** USA. While *** the ship, they f*** on tepid tenuous p***ridge and s***dgy ***rn. Stripp*** of all th***gs, their head thump*** the deck and their noses t***gl*** while the ship w*****. Such bad ***nditions were not tentative, so they beca*** ***rpid and tranquil as well as susceptible. Surplus people were thrown ****** the sea and were sub***rg*** by water. As the sl**ers kept tanta***z***g them, Even the most temperate man beca*** sullen. Their ***uchy tempera***nt c***s*** much strife and many ships stray***.
After they f***ally surmount*** all the diff***u***ies stunt***g them and subsist*** until they reach*** USA, they found themselves suffus***g the sl**er’s farms *** wh***h they were subsidiary. Their st***gy super***tendents stipulat*** with them that, their job was temp***al and would soon be supplant*** by m***e su******ct w***k. It’s their tact however. Everyday they ate their sustenance when the bell ***ll***. It was tacit *** the synopsis of the ***ntact that they can ***ver be free. Their thrift and ***r***nt transcend*** all that *** human his***ry.
When their de***s transpir***, the ***lonists’ reputation ***t tarnish***. International ***ganizations sub***mat*** the ***p*** of fight***g aga***st sl**ery and began *** tackle the problem.