Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban

Title:Harry Potter and the prisoner of Azkaban J.K. Rowling

Length: 448 pages

Lens value: 880L

Spents: 11 days
Tools: Youdao Dictionary

"Dialysis results" This is the 4th English original I have read. 151 words were looked up in a dictionary. There is a noticeable increase in speed. The number of new words in the query is also reduced.

Here are all the words:

1, indulge [? n ' D?ld?]
Vt. To satisfy with or indulge in; make happy. To cause to indulge in ...;
VI. Indulge, meet, or abandon
2, indulge in []
Vt. Indulge in, indulge in
3, fad [f?d]
N. Fashion; a momentary hobby. A fad in the wild
4, nasty [' n?sti]
Adj, dirty, nasty, bad-tempered. Sinister;
N. Unpleasant things;
The attraction of sex
5, keen [kin]
Adj. sharp. Agile. A. That is desired or strong. Eager to be enthusiastic or sharp;
N. Weep bitterly, elegy;
N. (Keen) names; (English) Keane; (Germany) Ken. (KEN) Gold
6, Fury [' Fj?ri]
N. rage; rage; anger;
7, mouthpiece [' Ma?θpis]
N. a mouthpiece; a voice; send a mouth.
8, rooted to the spot []
Made a root-like halt;
(as a result of fear or surprise) nailed in place, transfixed
9, Sill [S?l]
N. Window sill. Cornerstone. [Ocean] submarine Ridge;
N. (sill) names. (English, German)
Ten, Pyramid [' p?r?m?d]
N. Pyramids. Angular cones;
VI. Increase or increase. into a pyramid-shaped;
Vt. Make... To make a gradual increase; To make a rise; into a pyramid-shaped
One, get down []
Come down, swallow, get depressed
Get SB down []
to make tense;
Make sad;
to make depressed;
Make depression
enclosed [? n ' Klozd]
Adj. attached; isolated;
V. Attach (past and past participle of enclose)
Maniac [' Men?? K
N. A madman. Manic-mad person;
Adj A. Mad or feverish. Madness of
The hook [h?k]
N. hooks, hooks;
Vt. To catch or hook;
VI. Hook, bend into a hook;
N. (Hook) name. (Tak, Jose) Hawke. (British) hooker
Saucer [' S?s?]
N. Saucer. Shallow dish. a shallow dish; an eye.
Growl [ɡra?l]
VI. growling and saying;
Vt. Roar (Thunder, cannon, etc);
N. growl; bark. Uneven
Orphanage ['? Rf?n?d?]
N. Orphanage; orphan status
Boom [B?m]
Vt. To make a prosperous or rumbling sound;
VI. Rapid development; rumble;
N. prosperity; booms; boom; rumble;
N. (Boom) name (FA, de) Bohm
The pup [p?p]
N. Puppies. Young Animals
Vt. (small animals such as puppies);
VI. RAW Puppy
Salami [s? ') LⱭMI]
N. Italian garlic sausage;
N. (salami) names (Benin, Arabia) salami
Outcast [' a?tk?st]
N. A wandering person; a person being driven away;
Adj. abandoned. Being evicted from the homeless;
The Lambda [' L?md?]
N. 11th of the Greek alphabet;
N. (Lambda) Names of persons; (Sweden) Lambda
Mean Time []
N. [Statistics] Average time (average solar time)
mosquito [M? ' Skito]
N. Mosquitoes
Descend [d? ' S?ND]
VI. Descent; descend; go down; inherit; condescend;
Vt. Go down the edge of; Down
Pavement [' pevm?nt]
N. Sidewalks;
Pavement
Landlord [' l?ndl?rd]
N. Landlord, boss; landlord
Parlor [' Pɑrl?]
N. living room; Business room;
Adj. The living room
Dead on SB ' s feet []
Exhausted
Frown [Fra?n]
VI. frown; not allowed;
Vt. Frown. Frown
N. Frown, frown
Innkeeper ['? n ' Kip?]
N. Innkeeper; hotel owner
Leaky [' Liki]
Adj. leaking; a loophole.
Firebolt []
N. Fire crossbow Arrow; Thunderbolt
Omen [' om?n]
N. An omen; a sign;
Vt. A. A precursor of a warning;
Through the mill []
Through the vicissitudes
Panax Notoginseng, wastepaper [' West,pep?]
N. waste paper or confetti;
Adj. of waste paper
Ginger [' d?? nd??]
N. ginger; ginger yellow; energy; ginger;
Vt. To give to ... with Ginger. To make a person energetic;
Adj. ginger-yellow;
N. (Ginger) names of people; (law) but hot; (English) Ginger
Tonic [' tɑn?k]
N. Tonic; a tone or pitch;
Adj. nourishing. The spirit of The voice
Course [K?rs]
N. Subjects. A course, process, or process. Road. Route. a course;
Vt. To catch up with; run past;
VI. Guide the route. Come on
terrify [' T?r?fa?]
Vt. Scare. Make terror. Make afraid
giggly [' ɡ?ɡl?]
Adj. eat and laugh. Giggle.
cooed [KU]
N. cooing sound. The cry of a dove;
Vt. to shout softly;
VI. cooing and speaking softly;
Int. Hmm (to be surprised or happy, etc.)
crap [kr?p]
N. Nonsense, waste, or excrement. Pull the crap;
VI. Roll the dice; poop;
N. (Crap) names. (Eng) Clapp
Scenario [s?] N?r?o]
N. a programme; a plot. Script
In the []
Hinder. Block path
intended to []
Planning... The intention is to;
Piston [' p?st?n]
N. Pistons;
N. (piston) names (English, Italian) Mrs. Pistone
folds [fold]
N. Wrinkles. creases (plural forms of fold);
Vt. To fold (a fold of three forms); overlap;
N. (folds) name of person; (English) Faulds
Heave [HIV]
Vt. Raise, lift, heave, throw, give (sigh, etc);
VI. Ups and downs. To lift or breathe. Vomiting
N. Lift up; To throw up or vomit
Wuyi, Dementor []
N. dementors (role names in Harry Potter)
The coach [Kot?]
N. Coaches, passenger carriages, long-distance buses, four-wheeled carriages;
Vt. to train or guide;
VI. to guide; take a coach; travel by carriage;
N. Coach (leather brand)
Fuss [F?s]
VI. A fuss. To be in a hurry or impatience; Nothing self-disturbing;
N. A fuss. A fussy man. A fuss or fuss;
Vt. Make a fuss of;
N. (Fuss) names. (Hungary) Fuss (France) FES
Wu, clammy [' Kl?mi]
Adj. wet-sticky, clammy (adjectives are more clammier. adjective superlative clammiest. Noun clamminess. Adverb clammily)
, none other than []
It's not something else.
$, clear one ' s name []
to be clean; to regain his reputation.
Shoo, [? u]
Vt. To make a hiss of ... Away
VI. hissed away;
Int. Hush (a sound that is sent away by the bird)
Pug [P?ɡ]
N. a pug; a lion's nose; a mud material. Footprints
Vt. Pound, mix. Tracking Pursuit;
Adj. to be comfortable;
oneself []
Occupied. What you need
divination [, d?v? ' Ne?? N
N. Pre-measured, divination
villain [' V?l?n]
N. bad guys, villains. A villain in a play or novel; an urchin; a criminal.
N. (Villain) name (law) Velan
Plaque [Pl?k]
N. plaque; platelets; decorative Plates
Startle [' Stɑrtl]
Vt. Make a fright. To make a surprise;
VI. Fright. To jump or surprise;
N. consternation; panic.
Kick the Bucket []
Die the Dead;
a fit []
Big temper. Surprised
Talon [' T?l?n]
n. Claw; [build] claw ornaments. such as the hand of a claw;
N. (Talon) names. (English, French, Western, Russian, Italian) Tallon
Twilight [' twa?la?t]
N. Dawn. Dusk, twilight, recession, hazy state;
Adj. Dim, Twilight. In the Twilight
tankard [' t?? K?D]
N. A large amount of glass; a big beer cup;
N. (tankard) name (English, west) Mr Tankard
Boggart [' b?ɡ?t]
N. Ghosts; a thing used to intimidate people; a terrible person or thing (equals Bogle)
Skull [Sk?l]
N. Skull, Skull
Tadpole [' T?d ' pol]
N. Tadpoles
Witness [' W?tn?s]
N. Witnesses. A witness or evidence;
Vt. Witnessed. to prove; Testify
VI. Testifying person;
N. (Witness) name; (Jin) Hewitt
A.
Compensation. Make
Flourish, the [? fl?? R??]
N. Prosperity. To flourish, show, or adorn;
Vt. Boast. Waving
VI. Flourishing, flourishing, flourishing, active, vigorous
Offhand [,? f ' h?nd]
Adj. whatever. Real-time. not prepared for;
Adv. casually or on the ground. In real time
Goblet, [' ɡɑbl?t]
N. glass; goblet;
N. (goblet) names. (FA) goblet; (DE) goblet
Somber [' S?MB?]
Adj A. Melancholy or dim. A. of a grim or cloudy day
The Android [' NDR?? D
N. Robots. Android OS
Leave, aside
to shelve; not to consider
Canvas [' k?nv?s]
N. Canvas;
Vt. Covered with canvas and furnished with canvas;
Adj. canvas-Made
Bayi, pound [pa?nd]
N. pounds; heavy strike, heavy strike, Beast Bar. Detention
Vt. Pounded. To beat, imprison, or detain;
VI. Continuous bash, punch;
N. (Pound) names; (English) pound
A point of
To pay special attention to;
know-it-all [' n?uit?:l]
Adj. claiming to be omniscient;
N. A person who pretends to be knowledgeable (equals know all);
Tirade, [' ta?red]
N. A fierce long speech
Lockjaw [' Lɑkd??]
N. Tetanus. [Medical] Trismus closed syndrome
bloodshot [' bl?d?ɑt]
Adj. congestion
Marauder [M? '] R?:d?]
N. A predator; a robber; a tiger;
N. (marauder) names. (Eng) Malaud
Indignation [,? Nd?ɡ ' ne?? N
N. Anger. Anger, outrage, indignation
Smash [SM??]
Vt. To smash or make bankrupt. rupture;
N. fragmentation; spike; conflict. Defeated
VI. Crushing. Break
Adj. great; very sensational. Excellent for
Ruffle [' R?FL]
Vt. To wrinkle or offend. Disturb. Flip quickly;
Vi. wrinkling. a continual tapping;
N. Wrinkles, anger, confusion, continuous tapping
Downfall [' da?nf?l]
N. Downfall; fall; rain
Crater, [' Kret?]
N. Crater. Crater
Vt. In... On the formation of pits. Cancel. Destroyed
VI. Formation of pits. Die
Hem [H?m]
N. Edge, Edge, fold edge;
Vt. to be surrounded by; Seam Edge;
VI. Make the hem;
N. (Hem) names. (Cambodia) Han (for the first section of the name), Heng; (Ty) Heng; (Nepal, India) Helm
94, hatred [' hetr?d]
N. Hatred or resentment. Hostility
, liberty [' L?b?ti]
N. Freedom, permission, or carelessness;
N. (Liberty) name of person; (British) Bertie
Aghast, [? '] ɡ?ST]
Adj A. Frightened, horrified, astonished;
Apprehensive [,? PR?] H?NS?V]
Adj. worrying. Uneasy. Aware of;
98, rack [R?K]
N. [Machine] rack. A luggage rack; a torture station;
VI. Deformation. With the wind. Small steps to run;
Vt. Torture. Extract
N. (Rack) names. (France, Germany, Italy, Hungary) lack
The orb [? RB]
N. Ball; a celestial body; a circular object;
Vt. to become spherical;
Vi. performing along a track
Lure [L?r]
N. Temptation; bait; lure;
Vt. Temptation. Lure
N. (Lure) names. (Eng) Loo
101, Panty [' p?nti,hoz]
N. Women's trousers. Child pants (equals panties)
102, plead [Plid]
Vt. Excuse. For... to defend;
VI. Pleading or defending
103, Rune [run]
N. Poetry; ancient Nordic writings; magical marks;
N. (Rune) name of person; (Noah, Sweden) Ruhne
104, vein [VEN]
N. blood vessels; veins. [geology] dike; texture; wing veins; temperament;
Vt. To make into a vein. distributed in a vein;
N. (vein) names. (English) vein; (Cypriot) Bausenwein
vein, in this
In this regard, under such circumstances,
106, Lurch [l?t?]
N. A sudden tilt; stumble. Setbacks
VI. Tilt; stagger;
Vt. Beat
N. (Lurch) Names of persons; (DE) lurch
107, utmost ['? t ' most]
N. Limit. Maximum possible;
Adj. The extreme; the farthest.
108, Dodge [Dɑd?]
N. Dodge. Excuse
Vt. Avoid. Avoid
VI. Evade, avoid;
N. (Dodge) Names of persons; (English) Dodge;
N. Dodge (auto brand)
109, encapsulate [? n ' K?psj? ' Let
Vt. To compress; Loading capsules. N. a package; To seal into an internal;
VI. Formation of Capsules
reiterate [R? '] T?ret]
Vt. Repeat to do sth.
111, chute [UT]
N. a waterfall; a chute. A parachute; a steep path;
N. (chute) name (law) Hyttmark; (English, West) Ziutek
Glint [ɡl?nt]
N. flashing; flash;
VI. Flashing. (of light) to reflect or shine;
Vt. to make a flash; make a glow.
113, hallucination [H?,lus? ' Ne?? N
N. Illusion, Illusion, illusion
Glorious, [' ɡl?ri?s; ' ɡlori?s]
Adj. Glorious. Splendid A. Brilliant; excellent.
Feet, get cold
Depressed. Cold-Cold Retreat
Appeal, [? '] PiL
Vi. appeals, appeals, appeal, recourse, appeal, attraction, hobbies; (in sports) resort to referees;
N. Appeal, request. Appeal to a judge;
Vt. Will... to appeal to; Appeal
117, arithmancy [? ' Riθm?nsi]
N. Digital fortune-telling method; arithmetic divination
118, Scandalize [' sk?nd?la?z]
Vt. To make a shock, slander, or anger
119, impair [? m ' P?r]
Vt. Reduce, weaken, or impair;
Penalty, shot
Free throws. Penalty free Ball
121, fraud [fr?d]
N. Deception; a liar; a ruse;
N. (fraud) names. (law)
122, seizure [' Si??]
N. seizure; seizure; sudden onset of (a disease)
123, Pumpkin Patch
Pumpkin Grove
124, Glow [ɡlo]
VI. Fever. To be filled with dazzling;
N. Searing. The color is bright and strong.
The sprint [Spr?nt]
VI. Sprint. Run at full speed;
N. Sprint. Dash
Vt. Run at full speed
126, torso [' t?rso]
N. Torso. a nude torso statue; unfinished work. Something incomplete.
127, taunt [T?NT]
N. Ridicule. Sarcasm
Vt. to ridicule or tease;
Adj. Very high
Fray [Fre]
N. An argument; a fight; a place to wear;
Vt. to cause to wear; become tense and impatient;
VI. be worn out;
N. (Fray) names. (FA) Frey. (DE) Fray; (Hungary) Fray
129, imprison [? m ' Pr?zn]
Vt. to imprison; Imprisoned
Desert [' d?z?t]
Vt. Abandoned. Give. Escape
VI. Abandonment. Run away from the desert;
N. Desert; wasteland; deserved reward and punishment;
Adj, barren, desert, barren
131, verbose [v? ' Bos
Adj. a lengthy. The wordy
Sunken [' s?? K?n]
Adj. sunk. lower than the periphery;
V. Sinking (past participle of sink); sinking
133, index finger
Index finger
134, Double Crosser
The man who betrayed his friend
135, Bluff [Bl?f]
N. Intimidation. A cliff or cliff;
Vt. To threaten to be or be fooled;
VI. Intimidation;
Adj. straightforward; steep.
136, Filth [f?lθ]
N. Filth; dirty. To be obscene or unclean
137, stagger [' St?g?]
Vt. Lurched. To make a staggered or hesitant;
VI. falter; hesitate;
N. stagger; stagger; arrange;
Adj A. staggered; stagger.
138, Pulse [P?LS]
N. [electron] pulses. Pulse
Vt. To make a beating;
VI. Beating, pulse jumping
139, Pit [p?t]
N. a mine; a deep pit. A dent in (an object or a surface of the human body). (of a British theatre) in the back of the stall. An audience at the rear of the stall;
Vt. To make a competition or a cellar. Make sunken. To... The nucleus of the scar;
VI. Sag. from the concave point;
N. (Pit) names (Chinese in Southeast Asian countries) must
Convict [K?n ' v?kt]
Vt. Prove... To declare a crime; Guilty
N. Criminals
141, rigid [' R?d?? D
Adj. Strict. Rigid, stiff, rigid, hard, precise
142, ordeal [? R ' Dil]
N. Torture; a harsh test; a painful experience.
143, stem [st?m]
N. dry; stem; bow; descent;
Vt. Stop. Remove... The stems of; mounting handle;
VI. To stop or originate from something; retrograde.
144, overrule [, ov? ' Rul
Vt. N. a veto or rule; Exert influence
145, Hourglass [' A?? ɡl?s]
N. Hourglass; water leakage
146, invalidate [? n ' V?l?det]
Vt. Render invalid. Make worthless
147, Retreat [R? ' Trit]
N. Retreat; retreat;
VI. withdrawal; retreat; lean backwards;
Vt. To make a retreat (of chess);
148, stag [St?ɡ]
N. A stag. A clubbers without a companion; a castrated stag;
Adj is full of men.
VI. Do not bring a female to participate in the party;
N. (Stag) name of the person; (English) Stagg. (Sweden) Stagg
149, make sence
Make a point of speaking;
Conjure [' k?nd??]
Vt. To summon, to expel, to raise, to imagine, to plead;
VI. Magic. Turn Magic
151, hereby [, H?r ' Ba?]
Adv. In this way. On this basis, hereby

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