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hysterical

exhibiting wild, uncontrolled emotion, or extremely funny

歇斯底里的;極其滑稽的

The hysterical crowd screamed as the concert began.

She became hysterical after hearing the news.

The comedian's hysterical routine had everyone laughing.

abeyance

a state of temporary disuse or suspension

暫緩;中止

The project was held in abeyance until funding was secured.

The rule remains in abeyance pending further review.

Their dispute was held in abeyance while negotiations continued.

impudent

not showing due respect for another person; impertinent

無禮的;魯莽的

The impudent remark shocked the entire room.

He was scolded for his impudent behavior.

Her impudent tone surprised the teacher.

burnish

to polish something by rubbing, or to improve one's reputation

擦亮;改善(聲譽)

He burnished the old trophy until it gleamed.

The campaign was designed to burnish the company's image.

She burnished her credentials with a new certification.

redoubtable

formidable, especially as an opponent

令人敬畏的;強大的

The redoubtable champion had never lost a match.

She faced a redoubtable rival in the final round.

His redoubtable reputation preceded him into every negotiation.

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