myth
[mɪθ]
n. 神話;錯誤的看法或觀念
例句

Edward likes to read myths about the Greek gods, such as Zeus and Apollo.

愛德華喜歡讀關於希臘眾神的神話,例如宙斯和阿波羅。

worthy
[`wɝði]
adj. 配得上的、值得……的;值得尊敬的
例句

Our music teacher dislikes pop music and says it isn't worthy of so much attention.

我們音樂老師不喜歡流行音樂,說它不值得這麼多關注。

用法
be worthy of N./V-ing 配得上……的、值得……的
warrior
[`wɔriɚ]
n. (尤指舊時的)戰士、勇士、武士
例句

The warriors cleaned their weapons in preparation for the battle.

戰士們清理武器,為戰鬥做準備。

grieve
[griv]
v. 悲傷、哀悼
例句

The old woman was still grieving over the death of her husband more than a year later.

即使一年多過去了,這位老太太仍為丈夫的離世而悲痛不已。

補充
grief [grif] n. 悲傷、悲痛
用法
grieve over/for sb/sth 因……哀悼、悲痛
feast
[fist]
n. 盛宴、筵席
例句

The wedding feast was impressive, with many delicious dishes.

這場婚宴有許多佳餚,令人印象深刻。

補充
banquet [`bæŋkwət] n. 宴會、盛宴
prime
[praɪm]
n. 盛年、壯年時期;全盛時期
例句

The aging soccer player insisted he was still in his prime, despite his poor performance recently.

這位上了年紀的足球員堅稱他仍在顛峰時期,儘管他最近的表現不好。

loyalty
[`lɔɪəlti]
n. 忠誠、忠心
例句

Isabella's loyalty to her friends is absolute—she would do anything for them.

伊莎貝拉對朋友的忠誠不容置喙——她願意為他們做任何事。

用法
loyalty to sb 對……忠誠
furious
[`fjᴜriəs]
adj. 暴怒的、怒不可遏的;激烈的
例句

The man became furious when the store refused to refund his money.

店家拒絕退款時,那名男子變得非常憤怒。

pursuit
[pɚ`sut]
n. 追趕、追捕;追求
例句

The dog tripped and tumbled as it ran in pursuit of the rabbit.

那隻狗在追趕兔子時絆倒了。

用法
in pursuit of N. 追趕、追求……
viciously
[`vɪʃəsli]
adv. 凶殘地、殘暴地;惡毒地、不懷好意地
例句

The careless tourist was kicked viciously by the kangaroo.

粗心的遊客被袋鼠狠狠地踢了一腳。

demand
[dɪ`mænd]
v. 強烈要求;需要
例句

The cruel king demanded complete obedience from his people.

殘忍的國王要求他的人民完全順從。

sob
[sɑb]
v. 啜泣、抽噎
例句

Jennifer suddenly started sobbing at the memory of the lost kitten.

珍妮佛想起那隻走失的小貓突然開始啜泣起來。