New Words：

chief [tʃi:f]
adj.最重要的；首要的；主要的；最高级别的
n.首领 ；最高领导人；<口>上司，头头

Sample Sentences：

What are the chief rivers of China?
Smoking is one of the chief causes of lung cancer.
The chief guest appeared at 11 o'clock, when the party was over.
He had the good fortune to marry off his daughter to the local chief.

fortune ['fɔ:tʃən] n. 命运；运气

New Words：

edit ['edit] vt. 剪辑；编辑；校订
editor ['editə] n. 编辑；编者

Sample Sentences：

She used to edit a women's magazine.
You can download the file and edit it on your computer.

The editor of the newspaper is a smart young man.
The chief editor decides which is the most important story on the front page.

chief [tʃi:f]
adj.最重要的；首要的；主要的；最高级别的
n.首领 ；最高领导人；<口>上司，头头

New Words：

recovery [ri'kʌvəri] n. 恢复；痊愈；复原；重获

Sample Sentences：

He is well on his way to recovery.
He has made a good recovery but still tires easily.
The doctors had given her up but she made a remarkable recovery.
There is a reward for information leading to the recovery of the missing diamonds.

New Words：

article ['ɑ:tikl] n.文章
courage ['kʌridʒ] n.勇气；胆量

Sample Sentences：

He has written an article for the magazine.
An article about LongQuan appeared in the paper.

He has the courage to correct his mistakes.
He didn't have the courage to tell his mother that he had failed in the exam.

New Words：

remarkably [ri'mɑ:kəbli] adv. 非常；极为；格外；出乎意料地显著突出地, 出乎意外地

Sample Sentences：

He pulled through the surgery remarkably well.
He has recovered from the accident remarkably well.
William is in remarkably good shape for a man of his age.