New words：

jog [dʒɔg]
v.慢跑；轻推；轻碰；轻击
n.慢跑；轻推；轻碰；轻击

Sample Sentences：

He goes jogging every night.
He jogged me with his elbow to give me warning.
Someone jogged her elbow, making her spill her coffee.

I gave him a jog to wake him up.
I like to go for a jog after work.

New words：

spill [spɪl] v.溢出；涌出；蜂拥而出

Sample Sentences：

Tears spilled from her eyes.
Who spilt ink on my notebook?
Near midnight crowds started spilling out of bars.
Don't jog me, or you'll make me spill something!
Put the cap back on the bottle, otherwise the juice will spill.

jog [dʒɔg] v.慢跑；轻推；轻碰；轻击
cap [kæp] n. 帽子；盖子

New words：

mug [mʌg] n. 杯子；一杯的量；马克杯

Sample Sentences：

He made a mug of cocoa for me.
He has a mug of cocoa before bed.
The mug tipped over, spilling hot coffee everywhere.

cocoa ['kəukəu] n.可可粉；可可饮料
spill [spɪl] v.溢出；涌出；蜂拥而出

New words：

cabin ['kæbin] n.（轮船上生活或睡觉的）隔间；（飞机的）座舱；（通常为木制的）小屋

Sample Sentences：

My uncle lived in a log cabin.
Please book me a cabin on the ship.
We moved into a cabin with electricity but no running water.

New words：

afloat [ə'fləut]
adj.漂浮的
adv.漂浮；在海上；在船上；传播

Sample Sentences：

She spent seven days afloat on a raft.
I always feel like I am drowning trying to stay afloat.
If someone or something is afloat, they remain partly above the surface of water and do not sink.