part one vacabularies
1，flock 动词 蜂拥;群集 If people flock to a particular place or event, a very large number of them go there, usually because it is pleasant or interesting.
原句：All sorts of relatives from Cranton - flocked to Cambridge to attend the ceremony.
仿写：The student flocked to the cateen after school.
2，rib 可数名词 排骨;肋条（肉） A rib of meat such as beef or pork is a piece that has been cut to include one of the animal's ribs.
哇，吃了这么多年的排骨，没想过怎么用英文描述
原文：There was plenty of rib poking, whispering and even overt speculation, but the relatives could pry no specific information from eithre of us - or from Phil, who I guess was happy to avoid a discussion of love among the atheists.
a rib of beef
3，gawky /ˈɡɔːki/ 形容词（尤指年轻人）笨拙的，笨手笨脚的 If you describe someone, especially a young person, as gawky, you mean they are awkward and clumsy.
原文：Maybe for sentimental reasons her tall, gawky colleague at the reserve book desk.
仿写：He's tall and gawky and sixteen years old.
4，sell 动词 使接受;使采纳 If you sell someone an idea or proposal, or sell someone on an idea, you convince them that it is a good one.
熟词新意
原文：It was a very beautiful thing, and really sold us on the idea, 'Are you two ready?' asked Mr.Blauvelt.
仿写：She tried to sell me the idea of buying my own T-shirt.
5，slack-jawed 形容词( 通常因吃惊)张大嘴巴的 If you say that someone is slack-jawed, you mean that their mouth is hanging open, often because they are surprised.
原文：From the corner of my eye I saw Phil Cavilleri, pale, slack-jawed, eyes wide with amazement and adoration combined.形容一个人吃惊的描写挺不错的。
仿写：He just gazed at me slack-jawed.
