poetry   

1.Poetry belongs with music. 

2.English poetry is one of their great heritages.

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emotion     

1.He displayed no sign of emotion. 

2.Don't hold your emotion in, cry if you want to.

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repetition     

1.No historical phenomenon is a mere repetition of the past.

2.And the best way to do that is through repetition. 

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hush     

1.Hush, boys, the party's getting noisy. 

2.He told you to hush your mouth.

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mockingbird    

1.Millions of high school students have read "To Kill a Mockingbird."

2.A mockingbird is a grey bird with a long tail that is found in North America.

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brass   

1.A small brass star centred the tabletop.

2.The instrument is beautifully made in brass.

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billy-goat    

1.A billy goat is a male goat.

2.To be a billy goat. 

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squire    

Ruth Hilton, an orphaned seamstress(孤独的裁缝), is seduced and then abandoned by Henry Bellingham, a young squire. 

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coffin    

1.A coffin is a box in which a dead body is buried or cremated. 

2.We draped the flag round the coffin. 

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kitten    

1.She nursed her kitten all evening. 

2.Don't starve the kitten

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cinquain     

1.It is easy to write and,like the cinquain can give a clear pictureand create a special feeling using the minimum of words.

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droop    

1.Crook's eyelids drooped and he yawned.

2.Those flowers drooped soon for want of water.

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dread    

1.He dreaded that his wife would find out.

2.I awoke at five with a feeling of dread. 

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haiku     

1.Haiku is a kind of Japanese poetry.

2.Hut, hut, hut: First down and haiku!

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syllable    

1.The accent falls on the third syllable.

2.We children called her Oma, accenting both syllables.

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melt （melted; melted, molten）  

1.If you warm ice it will melt into water. 

2.Heat will melt iron. 

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brimful    

1.She was brimful of energy and enthusiasm.

2.The United States is brimful with highly paid doctors.

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await    

1.We await your command.

2.We await your decision.; We are expecting you to make a decision.

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revolve    

1.The satellite revolves around the earth once every hundred minutes.

2.We must revolve the problem before giving an answer. 

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utter   

1.He uttered a snorting laugh.

2.He could not utter a word.

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stem   

1.This is a plant stem that has been pithed. 

2.The plant's stem curled round(缠绕) the branches of the tree.

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cement    

They decided to cement the pavement.

Our object is to further cement trade relations.

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rhythmic  

Good breathing is slow, rhythmic and deep.

She stood, swaying her hips, moving rhythmically.