§ extermination

　　§ extinction

　　§ 灭绝

　　§ Heydrich chaired the 1942 Wannsee Conference, which discussed plans for the deportation and extermination of all Jews in German occupied territory, thus being the mastermind of the holocaust.

　　§ plight

　　§ 困境

　　§ But faced with the plight of those families in Nampula, how can we throw it away?

　　§ encroach on

　　§ invade, intrude

　　§ 侵入

　　§ As more and more people look to Wikipedia as their first (and often only) source for arbitrary information, Wikipedia will begin to seriously encroach on the market share of the search companies.

　　§ yield

　　§ 出产

　　§ Because you’reearning interest on your interest, the yield — an average of 5.52% per year —is higher than the interest rate.

　　§ rebound

　　§ 反弹

　　§ And, if the rebound is real, will it last?

　　§ predator

　　§ 捕食者

　　§ Some residents and experts said the predator may be a bear, a wayward panther or cougar, or even a wolf because 3-inch paw tracks were found at the scene.

　　§ tract

　　§ 大片(土地等)

　　§ It has been Marx’s misfortune that what he wrote as a tract for the times has been taken (by his supporters) as eternal truth or (by his critics) as an attempt thereat.

　　§ substantially

　　§ 本质上的

　　§ In New York and across America, we face similar problems in all of these areas, but with all the hyperbole about China, it's easy to forget that we remain substantiallyahead.

　　§ nutritive

　　§ nutritious

　　§ 有营养的

　　§ The best way to prevent food allergies and eat healthily is to avoid eating allergen foods and try replacing them when possible with a corresponding food with the samenutritive values.

　　§ Protein

　　§ 蛋白质

　　§ Consuming extreme levels of protein comes at the cost of increasing your cholesterol. If you have high cholesterol or are at risk, do not follow this plan.

　　§ shade-grown vegetation

　　§ 遮荫种植植物