click
　　vt. strike or move with a sight short sound
　　evoke
　　vt. produce; call up 产生；唤起
　　beep
　　n.  a sharp, short sound
　　chorus
　　n.  sth. said or shouted by many people together
　　confess
　　v.  say that sth. is true; say that one has committed a crime or done sth. wrong 承认；坦白
　　fascinate
　　vt. attract or interest very strongly 强烈地吸引；迷住
　　party
　　vt. enjoy oneself, esp. at a party or parties
　　overwhelm
　　vt. overcome completely; overpower 征服，制服
　　cane
　　n.  a stick used to help in walking  手杖
　　formidable
　　a.  difficult to defeat or deal with; frightening 难对付的；可怕的
　　engaged
　　a.  having agreed to get married 已订婚的
　　singularity
　　n.  a hypothetical point in space at which an object becomes compressed to infinite density and infinitesimal volume 奇点
　　beast
　　n.  any （four-footed） animal; a person or thing felt to be hateful or offensive
　　nuclear
　　a.  of a nucleus, esp. of an atom 核的，原子核的
　　crush
　　vt. squeeze together violently so as to break
　　vi. become crushed
　　infinitely
　　ad. without limits of any kind; having no end
　　dense
　　a.  packed closely together; thick
　　dimension
　　n.  the measurement of the length, width, or height of sth. 尺寸
　　dimensionless
　　a.
　　irresistible
　　a.  that cannot be resisted; too great to be withstood
　　voluminous
　　a.  very large
　　compelling
　　a.  strongly convincing or persuasive
　　thesis
　　n.  a long piece of writing on a particular subject, based on original work and written for a higher degree 论文
　　amazing
　　a.  causing great surprise or wonder, esp. because of quantity or quality
　　amaze
　　vt.
　　mini-
　　prefix. very small compared with others of its kind
　　terrestrial
　　a.  of the planet earth
　　proton
　　n.  a tiny particle of an atom that has a positive electric charge 质子
　　quantum
　　n.  the basic unit of radiant energy; the smallest amount of energy capable of existing independently 量子
　　accurately
　　ad. precisely; exactly
　　accurate
　　a.
　　random
　　a.  without plan, purpose, or pattern 任意的，随机的
　　uncertain
　　a.  not certain; likely to change
　　falter
　　vi. move or speak in an unsteady way; lose strength or effectiveness; fail
　　radiation
　　n.  the process of sending out rays of energy, such as heat or light; sth. that is radiated 辐射；放射物
　　radiate
　　v.
　　evaporate
　　v.  change from a liquid into a vapor or gas 蒸发
　　explode
　　vi. burst with a loud noise; blow up
　　H-bomb
　　n.  a hydrogen bomb
　　pilot
　　vt. act as a pilot; guide; lead 驾驶（飞行器等）；指引；引导
　　deviate
　　vi. move away from a usual or accepted standard of behavior 偏离
　　accompany
　　vt. go along with
　　discotheque
　　n.  （formal for disco） a club where people dance to recorded music 迪斯科舞厅
　　festivity
　　n.  the act of rejoicing; merriment; gaiety 欢庆（活动）
　　spin
　　v.  （cause to） turn quickly about an axis
　　recant
　　vt. say publicly that one no longer holds （a former belief）
　　self-contained
　　a.  complete in itself; independent
　　creator
　　n.  a person who creates; （C） God
　　PHRASES & EXPRESSIONS
　　light up
　　make or become bright, cheerful, etc.
　　rob of
　　take the property of, esp. using violence; prevent from enjoying
　　reign over
　　rule as the king or queen
　　talk shop
　　（inf.） talk about things in one's work or trade
　　in sequence
　　one following another; in succession
　　over the hill
　　past one's prime, unable to function as one used to
　　put together
　　form by combining parts or members; assemble
　　come to anything
　　end in success / failure
　　something / nothing
　　distinguish oneself
　　behave or perform noticeably well
　　（be） engaged to
　　having agreed to marry
　　to sb's surprise
　　in a way that surprises sb.
　　break down
　　become unusable; fall
　　deviate from
　　move away from
　　PROPER NAMES
　　Leon Jaroff
　　利昂.贾洛夫
　　Cambridge
　　剑桥（大学）
　　King's Parade
　　国王阅兵场
　　Stephen William Hawking
　　斯蒂芬.威廉.霍金
　　Lucasian
　　卢卡斯的
　　Isaac Newton
　　艾萨克.牛顿
　　California
　　加利福尼亚（州）
　　Oxford
　　牛津（大学）
　　Jane
　　简
　　Roger Penrose
　　罗杰.彭罗斯
　　Moscow
　　莫斯科
　　Chicago
　　芝加哥
　　James Hartle
　　詹姆斯.哈特尔