entrust

en-trust

v.信託;託管 [To give over (something) to another for care, protection, or performance]

  ex. I entrusted my cat to a friend while I was away.
  我不在家時把貓託給朋友照料。

v.信任 [To give as a trust to (someone)]

entry

enter-y

n.進入 [an act of entering; entrance.]

n.進入權 [permission or right to enter; access.]

n.詞條;帳目

  ex. The new edition contains 5,000 entries.

  ex. made an entry in the ledger.

journal:entries＝run:performance
定期刊物由一系列記載組成＝連演是由一系列表演組成

enumerate

ex-numer(=number)-ate

v.列舉;枚舉 [To count off or name one by one; list]

  ex. A spokesperson enumerated the strikers' demands.

enunciate

ex-nunci(announce)-ate

v.清晰地發音 [pronounce (words, sentences, etc.), esp. in an articulate or a particular manner]

v.宣佈

ps.

denunciate v.公開指責

pronounce v.發音

pronunciation n.發音

review

denounce

de-nounce(to announce)

v.公開指責    [to condemn or censure openly or publicly]

ex. to denounce a politician as morally corrupt.

denunciate

denounce-ate

v.公開指責= denounce

ps. denunciation n.公開指責

denounce
den..unciate

environ

v.圍繞;圍住 [To encircle; surround.]

  ex. Trees environ the yard.
  樹木環繞著那個院子。

ps. environment n.環境

ps. environs n.都市的郊區

envision

en-vis(see)-ion

v.想像,展望 [to picture mentally, esp. some future event or events]

  ex. to envision a bright future.

enzyme

n.酶 [ Any of numerous proteins or conjugated proteins produced by living organisms and functioning as biochemical catalysts.]

epaulet

n.(軍服上的)肩章 [an ornamental shoulder piece worn on uniforms, chiefly by military officers.]

聯想法：e(一個) + paul(保羅) + et(小東西) -> 保羅掛著一個小肩章

ephemeral  (ɪˈfɛmərəl)

ep(=epi;among)-hemer(day,From Gk.)-al

adj.僅有一日生命的 [ lasting but one day]

  ex. an ephemeral flower.

adj.短暫的 [lasting a very short time]

epic

epos(n. 口頭傳誦之原始敘事詩)-ic

n.史詩 [pertaining to a long poetic composition, usually centered upon a hero, in which a series of great achievements or events is narrated in elevated style]

  ex. an epic of ancient Greece

  ps. the epic fail...see youtube

epicure

n.講究飲食的人 [a person who cultivates a refined taste, esp. in food and wine; connoisseur.]

from Greek Epikouros.伊壁鳩魯

伊壁鳩魯認為，最大的善來自快樂，沒有快樂就沒有善。快樂包括肉體上的快樂，也包括精神上的快樂。伊壁鳩魯區分了積極的快樂和消極的快樂，並認為消極的快樂擁有優先的地位，它是「一種厭足狀態中的麻醉般的狂喜」。同時，伊壁鳩魯強調，在我們考量一個行動是否有趣時，我們必須同時考慮它所帶來的副作用。在追求短暫快樂的同時，也必須考慮是否可能獲得更大、更持久、更強烈的快樂。他還強調，肉體的快樂大部分是強加於我們的，而精神的快樂則可以被我們所支配，因此交朋友、欣賞藝術等也是一種樂趣。自我的慾望必須節制，平和的心境可以幫助我們忍受痛苦。

享樂主義(Hedonism)認為享樂是人類最重要的追求。詞語的來源是從希臘語的 "pleasure"
享樂主義是所有動作皆可被一個人會產生的享受與痛楚所決定，力求將享樂與痛苦的距差增至最大。