Group 24 · 學習模式

to accept or forgive behavior that is considered wrong

寬恕；縱容

The company does not condone any form of harassment.

She refused to condone his dishonest behavior.

Silence can sometimes be seen as condoning wrongdoing.

evoking a keen sense of sadness or regret

令人心酸的；深刻感人的

The film's poignant ending left the audience in tears.

She shared a poignant story about her grandmother.

It was a poignant reminder of how much had changed.

able to float, or of a person, cheerful and full of energy

有浮力的；樂觀的

The buoyant raft carried them safely downstream.

Despite the setback, she remained buoyant about the future.

The buoyant economy encouraged more spending.

to drive out a supposedly evil spirit, or to rid oneself of a troubling memory or feeling

驅邪；消除（陰影）

The priest performed a ritual to exorcise the spirit.

Writing the memoir helped her exorcise painful memories.

He tried to exorcise his fear of failure.

to put someone or something into a situation of danger, loss, or harm

危及

The scandal jeopardized his chances of reelection.

Poor planning jeopardized the entire project.

She refused to jeopardize her health for the promotion.