exorcism（以祈禱或符咒）驅邪
plead【律】（不用被動式）承認，為（案件）辯護，作為答辯提出
Will you plead guilty?
preferably更可取地，更好地，寧可
unbiased無偏見的，不偏不倚的，公正的
methodist（基督教）循道宗教徒（m-）墨守成規者（古代）方法醫學派醫生
choirboy唱詩班的少年歌手
shrewed精明的，狡猾的
negligent homicide
plea bargain
archdiocese【宗】大主教之管區
quagmire無法脫身的困境，沼澤地
chivas, neat
tanqueray martini,dry
his tab
agnostic【哲】不可知論的
post your bail保你
formidable可怕的難對付的
formidable man
a stray流浪動物
reducible可減少的，可降低的，可縮小的
neglectful of疏忽
He was never neglectful of Emily.
render使得使成為
Her condition rendered her physically and psychologically incapable of caring for herself.
entrust信託，委託，託管
demonic惡魔的
demonic forces惡魔的力量
rephrase（使）改變措辭，改換措辭來表述
I'll rephrase.
sob嗚咽，啜泣
uncontrollably不能控制地控制不住地
What were your initial thoughts?你一開始的想法是甚麼
hallucinogen迷幻劑
epilepsy癲癇，羊癲瘋
seizure（病的）發作
epileptic癲癇症的
administer執行，實施，給予，提供
electroencephalograph 腦波測試EEG
temporal暫存的，短暫的，非永恆的
lobe【解】（腦、肺等的）葉
left temporal lobe
conviction說服力[U]，確信，信念[U][C][+（that）]
asserting堅持自己的權利，顯示自己的權威(或威力)
hearsay傳聞的，風聞的
based on pure hearsay evidence
psychosis精神病，精神變態
argumentative爭辯的，辯論的
ammunition【喻】"砲彈"（指抨擊別人的材料，手段或依據等）
I never knew how dead I was until I met her.
acquit宣告……無罪，無罪釋放
acquitted
their names are being withheld pending family notification.
psychiatry精神病治療，精神病學
neurology神經學，神經病學
neuropsychiatry神經精神病學
autopsy【醫】屍體解剖，驗屍
decedent【律】已故者
cumulative漸增的，積蓄的
a cumulative effect
trama【醫】外傷，傷口
exacerbate使惡化，使加重
malnutrition營養失調
inhibit禁止約束，抑制
inhibited her ability to
recuperate恢復，挽回
self-inflicted自己造成的，加於自身的
manifest顯然的，明白的，清楚的
schizophrenia精神分裂症
paranoia【醫】偏執狂，妄想狂
contort扭曲，曲解
dilate擴大，使膨脹
your own pet theory
tranquilize（使）平靜，（使）鎮定
tranquilized her
electroconvulsive【醫】驚厥的，電休克的
electroconvulsive therapy
electroshock【醫】電擊療法
electroshock treatment
We are recessed until tomorrow morning.
schizophrenic精神分裂症的患者
deranged紊亂的，瘋狂的
mentally deranged
anthropologist人類學者
primitive原始的，遠古的
invalidate使無效
validate承認……為正當，確認，證實，使有效，使生效
debunk揭穿，拆去……的假面具
refute駁斥，反駁，駁倒
contend堅稱，全力對付，搏鬥，奮鬥
reconcile使和解，使和好
utter failure徹底的失敗
anorexia【醫】食慾缺乏（症），厭食，神經性厭食症
catatonic緊張性精神分裂症的
catatonic rigidity緊張性精神分裂症的僵直
parish教區
physiological生理學的
entity實體
supernatural realm
hypersensitive過敏症的
susceptible易被感動的，易動感情的，多情的
On what grounds?基於甚麼理由
pseudoscientific偽科學的
sift through仔細檢查
parishioner教區居民
affliction苦惱，折磨[U]
lucid清醒的，清楚易懂的，明晰的
counterindicative of
locket（懸於項鍊下的）紀念品小盒
engrave雕刻，刻
What are the chances of that?這樣的機率有多大
mystic神祕的，不可思議的
corroborate證實確證
corroborate your testimony
acquittal宣告無罪，無罪開釋
get an acquittal
sanction認可，批准[U]
archbishop大主教，主教長，樞機主教
inversion反向倒置倒轉
an inversion of
gunslinger帶槍的人（尤指歹徒）
manifestation表現，表現形式[C]，顯示，表明；證實[U]
apparition（特異景象等的）出現[U]幽靈，亡靈，幻影，特異景象[C]
authenticate證明……是真實的
authenticity可信賴性，確實（性）
deliverance釋放，解救[U]
restrain抑制，遏制
tamper損害，削弱，竄改
vocalization發聲，有聲化
simultaneously同時地
catechism（天主教）教義問答，問答方式的講解
devout虔誠的，虔敬的
detain留住，使耽擱
substantiate證實，證明……有根據
pieties虔誠[U]
rube【美】【口】（初到城市的）鄉巴佬，土包子
credibility可信性，確實性
paramount至高無上的，最重要的，主要的[Z]
stigmata聖痕
crucifixtion釘死於十字架
miraculous神奇的，超自然的
barbed有刺的
barbed wire有刺鐵絲網
barbed-wire fences
archaic古體的
facts leave no room for reasonable doubt.
anesthetize使麻醉，使麻痺
expedite迅速執行，促進
epitaph墓志銘，碑文[C]
gravesite【電腦】死網（指已被原來建立網址的人丟棄或遺忘的網址，但仍然可以在伺服器上取用）
seclusion隔絕，孤立，隱居，隱退[U]
2014/03/29
2014/01/29
2014/01/12
法國旅遊資訊
法國觀光局
http://int.rendezvousenfrance.com/
http://www.francetourism.com/
中文網站
http://cn.rendezvousenfrance.com/zh-hant
巴黎觀光局網站
http://www.parisinfo.com
http://en.parisinfo.com/
法國在台灣協會網站
http://www.fi-taipei.org
法國各省觀光資訊中心網站
各省觀光資訊中心網站
巴黎
大巴黎
阿爾薩斯
羅亞爾河
布列塔尼
在google打office de tourisme+省鎮名
外交部法國資訊介紹
http://www.mofa.gov.tw/Official/Regions/CountryAreaInfo/?opno=bf439850-2771-4230-ad8f-8461cb52644d
http://www.mofa.gov.tw/webapp/ct.asp?xltem=161&ctnode=1131&mp=1
法國航空
歐洲廉價航空
Ryanair
Easyjet
Air Berlin
機票比價網站
Liligo
Opodo
跨國火車
Railteam歐洲聯合鐵路網
通往法國臨近各國鐵路的入口網只要在地圖上打出發及欲前往的城市就會有時刻表顯示
Eurostar歐洲之星
子彈列車路線包括巴黎倫敦與布魯塞爾
Thalys西北列車
特色是暗紅色的車體提供法國比利時荷蘭德國南部幾個大城間的運輸
http://int.rendezvousenfrance.com/
http://www.francetourism.com/
中文網站
http://cn.rendezvousenfrance.com/zh-hant
巴黎觀光局網站
http://www.parisinfo.com
http://en.parisinfo.com/
法國在台灣協會網站
http://www.fi-taipei.org
法國各省觀光資訊中心網站
各省觀光資訊中心網站
巴黎
大巴黎
阿爾薩斯
羅亞爾河
布列塔尼
在google打office de tourisme+省鎮名
外交部法國資訊介紹
http://www.mofa.gov.tw/Official/Regions/CountryAreaInfo/?opno=bf439850-2771-4230-ad8f-8461cb52644d
http://www.mofa.gov.tw/webapp/ct.asp?xltem=161&ctnode=1131&mp=1
法國航空
歐洲廉價航空
Ryanair
Easyjet
Air Berlin
機票比價網站
Liligo
Opodo
跨國火車
Railteam歐洲聯合鐵路網
通往法國臨近各國鐵路的入口網只要在地圖上打出發及欲前往的城市就會有時刻表顯示
Eurostar歐洲之星
子彈列車路線包括巴黎倫敦與布魯塞爾
Thalys西北列車
特色是暗紅色的車體提供法國比利時荷蘭德國南部幾個大城間的運輸
[法國] 巴黎散步路線
皇家宮殿花園(1區)
杜樂麗花園(1區)
聖路易島堤岸Quais de l’lle Saint louis(4區)
聖保羅村Village Saint-Paul(4區)
左岸廣場骨董收藏店Carré Rive Gauche(6,7區)
盧森堡公園Jardin du Luxembourg的果園與蜂房(6區)
傷兵院與博德大道avenue de Breteuil(9區)
第9區的廊巷
浪漫生活博物館Musée de la Vie Romantique(9區)
聖馬丁運河(10區)
中國城(13區)
花之城Cité des Fleurs(13區)
大學城Cité Universitaire(14區)
古皇家港修道院abbaye de Port-Royal迴廊(14區Cochin醫院)
Guimet博物館萬佛園Panthéon bouddhique(16區)
巴葛帝爾公園(16區)
Montmartre與avenue Junot大道(18區)
Lachaise神父墓園(20區)
杜樂麗花園(1區)
聖路易島堤岸Quais de l’lle Saint louis(4區)
聖保羅村Village Saint-Paul(4區)
左岸廣場骨董收藏店Carré Rive Gauche(6,7區)
盧森堡公園Jardin du Luxembourg的果園與蜂房(6區)
傷兵院與博德大道avenue de Breteuil(9區)
第9區的廊巷
浪漫生活博物館Musée de la Vie Romantique(9區)
聖馬丁運河(10區)
中國城(13區)
花之城Cité des Fleurs(13區)
大學城Cité Universitaire(14區)
古皇家港修道院abbaye de Port-Royal迴廊(14區Cochin醫院)
Guimet博物館萬佛園Panthéon bouddhique(16區)
巴葛帝爾公園(16區)
Montmartre與avenue Junot大道(18區)
Lachaise神父墓園(20區)
[法國] 餐廳/咖啡館
24小時的餐廳
Au Pied de Cochon
6, rue Coquillière 75001 (地鐵Châtelet-Les Halles站)
La Maison d’Alsace
專賣choucroute，有好喝的啤酒跟熱紅酒
39, av. Des Champs-Élysées 75008
(地鐵Franklin-D-Roosevelt站)
Le Grand Café Capucines
4, bd des Capucines 75009
(地鐵Opéra站)
獨自享用午餐
春
Jaja
3, rue Sainte-Croix-de-la-Bretonnerie, 75004
Café Louis Philippe
66, quai de l’hôtel-de-Ville, 75004
Café Guitry
10, place Édouard-VII, 75009
夏
Café du musée Rodin
77, rue de Varenne, 75007
Bagatelle
Route de Sèvres à Neuilly, 75016
Bal Café
6, impasse de la Défense, 75018
秋
L’Épi d’Or
25, rue Jean-Jacques-Rousseau, 75001
Le Timbre
23, rue Sainte-Beuve, 75006
L’Assiette
181, rue du Château, 75014
冬
Le Chenin
33, rue Le Peletier, 75009
Chaumette
7, rue Gros, 75016
Le petit Salé
99, avenue des Ternes, 75017
適合細細品味的咖啡館
Au Vieux Colombier
65, rue de Rennes, 75006
Le Rouquet
188, boulevard Saint-Germain, 75007
Le Colimaçon
32, rue de Rochechouart, 75009
L’Armagnac
104, rue de Charone, 75011
很棒的咖啡
Café Verlet
256, rue Saint-Honoré, 75001
衣索比亞的Moka/尼加拉瓜的Maragogype
Au Pied de Cochon
6, rue Coquillière 75001 (地鐵Châtelet-Les Halles站)
La Maison d’Alsace
專賣choucroute，有好喝的啤酒跟熱紅酒
39, av. Des Champs-Élysées 75008
(地鐵Franklin-D-Roosevelt站)
Le Grand Café Capucines
4, bd des Capucines 75009
(地鐵Opéra站)
獨自享用午餐
春
Jaja
3, rue Sainte-Croix-de-la-Bretonnerie, 75004
Café Louis Philippe
66, quai de l’hôtel-de-Ville, 75004
Café Guitry
10, place Édouard-VII, 75009
夏
Café du musée Rodin
77, rue de Varenne, 75007
Bagatelle
Route de Sèvres à Neuilly, 75016
Bal Café
6, impasse de la Défense, 75018
秋
L’Épi d’Or
25, rue Jean-Jacques-Rousseau, 75001
Le Timbre
23, rue Sainte-Beuve, 75006
L’Assiette
181, rue du Château, 75014
冬
Le Chenin
33, rue Le Peletier, 75009
Chaumette
7, rue Gros, 75016
Le petit Salé
99, avenue des Ternes, 75017
適合細細品味的咖啡館
Au Vieux Colombier
65, rue de Rennes, 75006
Le Rouquet
188, boulevard Saint-Germain, 75007
Le Colimaçon
32, rue de Rochechouart, 75009
L’Armagnac
104, rue de Charone, 75011
很棒的咖啡
Café Verlet
256, rue Saint-Honoré, 75001
衣索比亞的Moka/尼加拉瓜的Maragogype
2013/12/07
[日語] 名詞
在網路上看到
改編自周杰倫的龍捲風
邊唱邊學
改編自周杰倫的龍捲風
邊唱邊學
下表為日文名詞，按五十音順序排列
アイスクリーム 冰淇淋
間（あいだ） 之間
青（あお） 藍色
赤（あか） 紅色
赤ちゃん（あかちゃん） 小嬰兒
朝（あさ） 早上
朝ご飯 早餐
足（あし） 腳
あそこ (遙遠的)那裡(指地方之代名詞)
頭（あたま） 頭
あちら (遙遠的)那裡(指地方之代名詞，禮貌型)
あなた 你
兄（あに） 哥哥(稱自己的)
アニオタ 動畫宅
姉（あね） 姊姊(稱自己的)
あの方（あのかた） 那個人
アパート 公寓(無電梯)
雨（あめ） 雨
アメリカ 美國
アルバイト 打工
家（いえ） 家
イギリス 英國
池（いけ） 池子
医者（いしゃ） 醫生
椅子（いす） 椅子
イタリア 義大利
一（いち） 一
市場（いちば） 市場
犬（いぬ） 狗
今（いま） 現在
今（いま） 現在
妹（いもうと） 妹妹(稱自己的)
妹さん（いもうとさん） 妹妹(稱他人的)
入り口（いりぐち） 入口
インド 印度
インドネシア 印度尼西亞
上（うえ） 上面
上（うえ） 上、上面
受付（うけつけ）接待處、簽到處
兎（うさぎ） 兔子
後ろ（うしろ） 後、後面
嘘（うそ） 謊言
歌（うた） 歌
内（うち） 內部、家
うどん 烏龍麵
海の日（うみのひ） 海之日
売り場（うりば） 賣場、專櫃
上着（うわぎ） 上衣、外衣
運転手（うんてんしゅ） 司機
絵（え） 圖畫
映画（えいが） 電影
映画館（えいがかん）電影院
英語（えいご） 英語
駅（えき） 車站
エッフェル塔（エッフェルとう） 艾菲爾鐵塔
エムアールティー MRT
エラベーター 電梯
エンジニア 工程師
鉛筆（えんぴつ） 鉛筆
オーストラリア 澳大利亞
オーストリア 奧地利
大阪（おおさか） 大阪
お母さん（おかあさん） 母親(稱他人的)
お菓子（おかし） 糖果、餅乾
お金（おかね） 錢、金錢
屋上（おくじょう） 屋頂
お正月（おしょうがつ） 新年
御宅族（おたくぞく） 御宅族
お茶（おちゃ） 茶
お手洗い（おてあらい） 洗手間
お父さん（おとうさん） 父親(稱他人的)
弟（おとうと） 弟弟(稱自己的)
弟さん（おとうとさん） 弟弟(稱他人的)
男（おとこ） 男生
男の子（おとこのこ） 男孩
男の人（おとこのひと） 男人
おととし 前年
お兄さん（おにいさん） 哥哥(稱他人的)
お姉さん（おねえさん） 姊姊(稱他人的)
お風呂（おふろ） 澡盆
お弁当（おぺんとう） 便當
お前（おまえ） 你(不可對長輩)
親子丼（おやこどん） 親子丼
俺（おれ） 我(不可對長輩)
音楽（おんがく） 音樂
温泉（おんせん） 溫泉
女（おんな） 女生
女の人（おんなのひと） 女人
階（かい） 樓
会議（かいぎ） 會議
会議室（かいぎしつ） 會議室
外国人登録（がいこくじんとうろく） 外國人辦理居留登記手續
改札口（かいさつぐち） 剪票口
会社（かいしゃ） 公司
会社員（かいしゃいん） 上班族、公司職員
階段（かいだん） 樓梯
顔（かお） 臉
学生（がくせい） 學生
傘（かさ） 傘
歌手（かしゅ） 歌手
風（かぜ） 風
家族（かぞく） 家族
月（がつ） 月
学校（がっこう） 學校
カツどん 豬排蓋飯
カナダ 加拿大
金（かね） 錢
彼女（かのじょ）她/女朋友
鞄（かばん） 包包
花瓶（かびん） 花瓶
歌舞伎（かぶき） 歌舞伎
亀（かめ） 烏龜
カメラ 照相機
火曜日（かようび） 星期二
体（からだ） 身體
彼（かれ） 他/男朋友
カレーライス 咖哩飯
彼氏（かれし） 他/男朋友
カレンダー 日曆
川（かわ） 河川
韓国（かんこく） 韓國
看護師（かんごし） 護士
元旦（がんたん） 元旦
機械（きかい） 機械
喫茶店（きっさてん） 咖啡館
切手（きって） 郵票
きつねうどん 狐狸烏龍麵
切符（きっぷ） 票、券
客（きゃく） 客人
旧正月（きゅうしょうがつ） 中國新年
教師（きょうし） 老師
教室（きょうしつ） 教室
兄弟（きょうだい） 兄弟
去年（きょねん） 去年
ぎるそば 日式涼麵
銀行（ぎんこう） 銀行
金曜日（きんようび）星期五
空気（くうき） 空氣
薬（くすり） 藥
果物（くだもの） 水果
口（くち） 嘴、口
靴（くつ） 鞋子
国（くに） 國家
くもり 陰天
区役所（くやくしょ） 區公所
クラスメート 同學
クリスマス 聖誕節
車（くるま） 車子
軍人（ぐんじん） 軍人
ケーキ 蛋糕
警察官（けいさつかん） 警察
敬老の日（けいろうのひ） 敬老節
消しゴム（けしゴム） 橡皮擦
結婚（けっこん） 結婚
月曜日（げつようび） 月曜日
元気（げんき） 精力充沛
コート 大衣
コーヒー 咖啡
コーラ 可樂
恋人（こいびと） 戀人、情人
公園（こうえん） 公園
航空便（こうくうびん） 空運
香水（こうすい） 香水
紅茶（こうちゃ） 紅茶
交番（こうばん） 派出所
公務員（こうむいん） 公務員
氷（こおり） 冰
黒板（こくばん） 黑板
ここ 這裡(指地方之代名詞)
午後（ごご） 下午
午前（ごぜん） 上午
こちら 這裡(指地方之代名詞，禮貌型)
今年（ことし） 今年
子供（こども） 兒童
子供の日（こどものひ） 兒童節
ご飯（ごはん） 飯、吃飯
今月（こんげつ） 這個月
今週（こんしゅう） 這週
コンタクト 隱形眼鏡
今度（こんど） 這次
コンピューター 電腦
歳（さい） 歲
魚（さかな） 魚
作文（さくぶん） 文章
桜（さくら） 櫻花
刺身（さしみ） 生魚片
冊（さつ） 本(量詞)
作家（さっか） 作家
サッカー 足球
雑誌（ざっし） 雜誌
再来年（さらいねん） 後年
サラダ 沙拉
サラリーマン 上班族
サンドイッチ 三明治
時（じ） 小時
シーディー CD
仕事（しごと） 工作
辞書（じしょ） 字典
地震（じしん） 地震
自信（じしん） 自信
下（した） 下、下面
自転車（じてんしゃ） 腳踏車
自動車（じどうしゃ） 汽車
事務室（じむしつ） 辦公室
シャープペンシル 自動鉛筆
市役所（しやくしょ） 市公所
写真（しゃしん） 照片
シャワー 沐浴
シャンプー 洗髮精
ジュース 果汁
集合（しゅうごう） 集合
授業（じゅぎょう） 課業
宿題（しゅくだい） 作業
食堂（しょくどう） 日式餐廳
女優（じょゆう） 女演員
資料（しりょう） 資料
人（じん） (某國)人
シンガポール 新加坡
新幹線（しんかんせん） 新幹線
新聞（しんぶん） 報紙
図（ず） 圖
スーパー 超市
西瓜（すいか） 西瓜
スイス 瑞士
水曜日（すいようび） 星期三
スキイ 滑雪
寿司（すし） 壽司
ステレオ 立體聲
ズボン 褲子
生徒（せいと） (國中、高中)學生
千（せん） 千
先月（せんげつ） 上個月
先週（せんしゅう） 上週
先生（せんせい） 老師、對專業人士敬稱
全部（ぜんぶ） 全部
そこ 那裡(指地方之代名詞)
そちら 那裡(指地方之代名詞，禮貌型)
そば 蕎麥麵
空（そら） 天空
タイ 泰國
大学（だいがく） 大學
大学生（だいがくせい） 大學生
大丈夫（だいじょうぶ） 沒問題、一定
台湾（たいわん） 台灣
タオル 毛巾
沢山（たくさん） 很多
タクシー 計程車
棚（たな） 櫃子
七夕（たなばた） 七夕(在日本並非作為情人節)
誕生日（たんじょうび） 生日
近く（ちかく） 附近
地下鉄（ちかてつ） 地下鐵
地図（ちず） 地圖
父（ちち） 父親(稱自己的)
父の日（ちちのひ） 父親節
千葉（ちば） 千葉
チャーシューメン 叉燒麵
チャンス 機會
中国（ちゅうごく） 中國
注射（ちゅうしゃ） 注射
調子（ちょうし） 情況
机（つくえ） 桌子
手（て） 手
デート 約會
テープ 錄音帶
テーブル 桌子、餐桌
定食（ていしょく） 快餐
手紙（てがみ） 信
出口（でぐち） 出口
デザイナ 設計師
デジタルカメラ 數位相機
手帳（てちょう） 記事本
テニス 網球
デパート 百貨公司
テレビ 電視
店員（てんいん） 店員
店員（てんいん） 店員
天気（てんき） 天氣
電子辞書（でんしじしょ） 電子辭典
電車（でんしゃ） 通勤火車
天丼（てんどん） 天丼
電話（でんわ） 電話
ドイツ 德國
トイル 廁所
トイレ 廁所
東京（とうきょう） 東京
東京タワー（とうきょうタワー） 東京鐵塔
動物園（どうぶつえん） 動物園
時計（とけい） 鐘錶
どこ 哪裡(where)
図書館（としょかん） 圖書館
図書室（としょしつ） 圖書室
どちら 哪裡(where，禮貌型)
隣（となり） 旁邊、隔壁
トマト 番茄
友達（ともだち） 朋友
土曜日（どようび） 星期六
鳥（とり） 鳥
名古屋（なごや） 名古屋
夏休み（なつやすみ） 暑假
何階（なんがい） 幾樓
何月（なんがつ） 哪個月
何時（なんじ） 幾點
何日（なんにち） 哪天
日曜日（にちようび） 星期日
日記（にっき） 日記
日本（にほん） 日本
日本語（にほんご） 日文
荷物（にもつ） 行李
ニュース 新聞
入学式（にゅうがくしき） 開學典禮
庭（にわ） 院子
人形（にんぎょう） 玩偶
ネクタイ 領帶
猫（ねこ） 貓
ノート 筆記本
パーティー 派對
ハート 心
バイク 摩托車
俳優（はいゆう） 演員
葉書（はがき） 明信片
博物館（はくぶつかん） 博物館
バス 巴士
鳩（はと） 鴿子
バナナ 香蕉
花火（はなび） 煙火
母（はは） 母親
母の日（ははのひ） 母親節
春休み（はるやすに） 春假
晴れ（はれ） 晴天
バレンタインデー 情人節
晩（ばん） 晚上
パン 麵包
ハンカチ 手帕
番号（ばんごう） 號碼
晩ご飯 晚餐
ハンバーガー 漢堡
髭（ひげ） 鬍子
飛行機（ひこうき） 飛機
美術館（びじゅつかん） 美術館
一人（ひとり） 一個人
一人で（ひとりで） 一個人
病院（びょういん） 醫院
美容院（びよういん） 美容院
美容師（びようし） 美容師
評論家（ひょうろんか） 評論家
昼（ひる） 中午
昼ご飯 午餐
昼休み（ひるやすみ） 午休
プール 游泳池
フィリピン 菲律賓
フェリー 渡輪
筆箱（ふでばこ） 鉛筆盒
船便（ふなびん） 船運
船（ふね） 船
冬休み（ふゆやすみ） 寒假
ブラジル 巴西
フランス 法國
文化の日（ぶんかのひ） 文化節
文房具（ぶんぼうぐ） 文具
ベッド 床
ベトナム 越南
部屋（へや） 房間
ペン 筆
弁護士（べんごし） 律師
ベンチ 長椅
便利（べんり） 便利
ボールペン 原子筆
僕（ぼく） 我
僕（ぼく） 我
ポッケ 口袋
ホワイトデー 白色情人節
ホワイトボード 白板
本（ほん） 書
ホンコン 香港
本棚（ほんだん） 書架、書櫃
本屋（ほんや） 書店
毎朝（まいあさ） 每天早上
毎月（まいげつ） 每個月
毎週（まいしゅう） 每個禮拜
毎年（まいとし） 每年
毎日（まいにち） 每天
毎晩（まいばん） 每間晚上
前（まえ） 前方
町（まち） 城市
窓（まど） 窗戶
マレーシア 馬來西亞
万（まん） 萬
漫画家（まんがか） 漫畫家
マンション 大廈(有電梯)
右（みぎ） 又、右邊
水（みず） 水
店（みせ） 店；店家
道（みち） 道路
みどりの日（みどりのひ） 綠之日
耳（みみ） 耳朵
ミルク 牛奶
皆（みんな） 全部
息子（むすこ） 兒子
目（め） 眼睛
メール 郵件
眼鏡（めがね） 眼鏡
メロン 甜瓜、瓜
木曜日（もくようび） 星期四
桃（もも） 桃子
桃の節句（もものせっく） 女兒節
問題（もんだい） 問題
屋（や） 店
八百屋（やおや） 蔬果店
焼肉（やきにく） 烤肉
野球（やきゅう） 棒球
約束（やくそく） 約會
夜行バス 夜行巴士
野菜（やさい） 蔬菜
野党（やとう） 在野黨
湯（ゆ） 熱水
遊園地（ゆうえんち） 遊樂園
夕方（ゆうがた） 傍晚
雪（ゆき） 雪、下雪天、下雪
夢（ゆめ） 夢想
用事（ようじ） 事情
郵便局（ようびんきょく） 郵局
横（よこ） 旁邊、橫向
与党（よとう） 執政黨
夜道（よみち） 夜晚的道路
夜（よる） 晚上
ラーメン 拉麵
来月（らいげつ） 下個月
来週（らいしゅう） 下週
来年（らいねん） 明年
ラジオ 廣播、錄音機
両親（りょうしん） 雙親
旅館（りょかん） 日式旅館
旅行（りょこう） 旅行
りんご 蘋果
レストラン 餐廳
レストラン 餐廳
レポート 報告
練習（れんしゅう） 練習
ロシア 俄羅斯
ワイン 酒
忘れ物（わすれもの） 遺失物
私（わたし） 我
2013/12/04
名案
Becoming Evil - Serial Killers
America's Serial Killers: Portraits in Evil
America's 60 Greatest Unsolved Mysteries and Crimes
hotel normandie
The Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, Colorado
STAY ON MAIN (THE CECIL HOTEL), DOWNTOWN LA
黑色大理花
東方快車謀殺案
OJ辛普森案
Jonestown Massacre
OJ辛普森案
Jonestown Massacre
喝了Kool-Aid
Charles Manson
開膛手傑克Jack the Ripper terrorized London
London’s most notorious serial killer prowled the East End over a century ago, preying on prostitutes and terrorizing the area. He made his mark as Jack the Ripper by killing and mutilating at least five women. Dread grew as the dead bodies began to pile up near each other within a three-month period in 1888. The neighborhood was “horrified to a degree bordering on panic,” when news broke of a second female victim, The Morning Post reported at the time. The local newspaper called the killing “barbarous,” and said the manner of the murder was “too horrible for description.”
Local authorities at first wondered whether the suspect was a butcher or a doctor due to his signature and gory method of murder — and his skill with a knife. The victims of the so-called “Whitechapel Murders” — Mary Ann Nichols, Annie Chapman, Elizabeth Stride, Catherine Eddowes and Mary Jane Kelly — all had their throats slashed, and most of them had their stomachs slit and organs ripped out before being dumped on the streets, according to author Dave Yost, who explores the five deaths in his book Elizabeth Stride and Jack the Ripper.
The FBI, which analyzed the case in 1988 at the behest of a movie production company, said each victim was known to be a heavy drinker and a prostitute. They were all targeted “because they were readily accessible” and were killed swiftly in the early morning hours.
Even with all eyes on the case, police were never able to put a face to the killer. The FBI said local investigations were stymied because forensic technology and other advanced means of thoroughly investigating homicides were “nonexistent” at the time. The National Archives obtained letters exchanged between different law enforcement bosses in 1888 that depict overwhelmed police departments. Charles Warren, who was the chief commissioner of the Metropolitan Police at the time, asked for help from the City of London Police. “We are inundated with suggestions and names of suspects,” Warren wrote.
Countless historians and criminologists — both amateur and professional — have speculated on the killer’s identity, but it appears Jack the Ripper took his secret to the grave.
黑色大理花The Black Dahlia’s grisly death captured headlines
The sight stopped a mother and her child in their tracks. A naked woman was lying feet from the sidewalk. She was sliced cleanly in half at the waist, with not one drop of blood on her. The now-infamous slaying of 22-year-old Elizabeth Short instantly captured headlines in 1947, with newspapers later dubbing her the “Black Dahlia” in part because she had dark hair and an apparent preference for black clothing.
Short, a Massachusetts native who had come to California in pursuit of fame, was bled dry before being dumped in an empty lot in a residential area of Los Angeles, authorities said. Her body appeared professionally dissected, and one breast was cut off, according to FBI records.
It’s unclear how the aspiring actor met such a grisly fate. Several dozens of people have claimed credit for the high-profile crime. The FBI, which helped local authorities investigate at the time, said it ran record checks on potential suspects and conducted interviews across the nation. However, none of the confessors appeared to be telling the truth, and the case has gone unsolved.
The murder became the subject of a 1987 novel, followed by a 2006 movie starring Josh Hartnett, Hilary Swank, Aaron Eckhart and Mia Kirshner.
The Los Angeles Police Department told TIME recently that it is still investigating the cold case, although it did not provide any details. “It’s an unsolved case,” LAPD Officer Norma Eisenman said. “There is no additional information per the detectives.”
索命黃道帶The Zodiac Killer taunted police with clues
The “Zodiac Killer” was no ordinary murderer. Rather than avoiding the spotlight, he craved media attention and seemed to enjoy taunting police with cryptic notes and clues as he left a trail of death behind him.
The Zodiac Killer murdered five people — seemingly at random — in northern California in 1968 and 1969. He claimed in letters to police that there were dozens more victims, although that was never confirmed. His deadly rampage began in December 1968, when two teenagers were shot to death in a parking lot. About seven months later, another two people were shot in a parked car, although one survived. That’s when local newspapers started getting letters from someone anonymously claiming to be responsible for the slayings, according to the San Francisco Examiner, which had received the cryptic notes.
The newspaper said the letters contained coded messages explaining the killer’s motive, as well as a key to help readers decipher his identity. “This is the Zodiac speaking,” he wrote in an August letter.
“I like killing people because it is so much fun,” he added, according to FBI records. “It is more fun than killing wild game in the forest because man is the most dangerous animal of all.”
Authorities did not crack the code revealing his name, and the Zodiac Killer went on to stab two more people in late September. One of the victims survived, and the other died. About two weeks later, the killer struck again, fatally shooting a 29-year-old taxi driver, according to the Examiner. Days later, the Zodiac mailed a piece of his latest victim’s bloody shirt to the Chronicle newspaper.
To this day, no suspects have been confirmed in the case. The San Francisco Police Department said the investigation is ongoing.
黑人饒舌團體Rappers Tupac Shakur and the Notorious B.I.G. were gunned down 6 months apart
The music world was rocked in the late 1990s when rap superstars Tupac Shakur and the Notorious B.I.G. were gunned down about six months apart. The killings came at a moment marked by intense rivalry between their competing record labels. Both rappers were the top artists for their record companies. Many said the murders were a sign music feuds had gone too far.
Shakur was killed first, in a drive-by shooting in Las Vegas on Sept. 13, 1996. At the time, the 25-year-old superstar’s Death Row record label had been feuding with its competitor, Bad Boy. Six months later, Bad Boy’s Christopher Wallace — better known as the Notorious B.I.G., Biggie Smalls or Biggie — was killed in a similar fashion. The rapper was fatally shot in a drive-by as he was leaving a music industry party in Los Angeles.
The two superstars had been friends when both were signed under Bad Boy, according to the FBI, which investigated Biggie’s murder but closed the case in 2005. The pals grew distant after Tupac landed in jail over convictions that included rape, and Biggie rose in popularity. Tupac later switched over to Death Row.
It’s unclear whether the rivalry played a role in either killing. Both cases stumped police, in part because of uncooperative witnesses. The murder mysteries amassed their own collection of theories, including an unproven one that claims both rappers are still alive and faked their own deaths.
Family and friends of the megastars are still mourning. In March, on the 20th anniversary of Biggie’s death, Sean “Diddy” Combs paid tribute to his late friend in an Instagram video. “On this day we’re going to reflect on him because we miss him,” he said. “And 20 years later, time heals all wounds, but this one ain’t healed yet.”
6. JonBenet Ramsey was found dead in her family home
JonBenet Ramsey‘s young, smiling face stared out from newspaper front pages and television screens all across the country in the months after the 6-year-old beauty queen was found dead in the basement of her family’s Colorado home. The crime stunned the quiet and affluent neighborhood in Boulder, Colo.
JonBenet, a beauty pageant winner, had been discovered beaten and strangled, with duct tape placed on her mouth and throat, on the day after Christmas in 1996. This was already disturbing enough to draw national attention — but JonBenet’s own family quickly fell under scrutiny, and many who had followed the story began to speculate on whether her parents were somehow involved.
JonBenet’s mother, Patricia, told police she woke up early that morning to find her daughter missing. She called 911 to report a kidnapping, saying she found a nearly 3-page ransom note demanding $118,000. Hours later, JonBenet’s father, John, told police he discovered his daughter’s body in the basement. An autopsy determined that JonBenet died of asphyxiation caused by strangulation, according to the Denver Post. Her death was ruled a homicide.
The Ramseys immediately fell under a cloud of suspicion, but no one was ever charged in connection with JonBenet’s death. Her parents addressed the speculation for the first time during an interview with CNN in January. John Ramsey said the suggestion that his family was behind the crime was “nauseating beyond belief,” according to the Post. “I did not kill my daughter,” he told reporters again in May.
Twenty years later, Boulder Police said the investigation is still open, although officials declined to comment on the case. “Our goal continues to be an arrest and successful prosecution,” Boulder Police Chief Greg Testa said last fall. “We have not and will not give up.”
The recent 20th anniversary of JonBenet’s death was met with a wave of major network specials and new documentaries that explored potential suspects. JonBenet’s brother Burke Ramsey also spoke out for the first time. The 29-year-old said on Dr. Phil that he burst into tears when he first found out his sister was dead.
“My dad told me JonBenet is in heaven now, and he started crying, then I started crying,” Burke Ramsey said. “I was kind of like, How is this possible? I started crying. I don’t think I said anything. I didn’t believe it at first.”
藍可兒命案
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_unsolved_deaths
開膛手傑克Jack the Ripper terrorized London
London’s most notorious serial killer prowled the East End over a century ago, preying on prostitutes and terrorizing the area. He made his mark as Jack the Ripper by killing and mutilating at least five women. Dread grew as the dead bodies began to pile up near each other within a three-month period in 1888. The neighborhood was “horrified to a degree bordering on panic,” when news broke of a second female victim, The Morning Post reported at the time. The local newspaper called the killing “barbarous,” and said the manner of the murder was “too horrible for description.”
Local authorities at first wondered whether the suspect was a butcher or a doctor due to his signature and gory method of murder — and his skill with a knife. The victims of the so-called “Whitechapel Murders” — Mary Ann Nichols, Annie Chapman, Elizabeth Stride, Catherine Eddowes and Mary Jane Kelly — all had their throats slashed, and most of them had their stomachs slit and organs ripped out before being dumped on the streets, according to author Dave Yost, who explores the five deaths in his book Elizabeth Stride and Jack the Ripper.
The FBI, which analyzed the case in 1988 at the behest of a movie production company, said each victim was known to be a heavy drinker and a prostitute. They were all targeted “because they were readily accessible” and were killed swiftly in the early morning hours.
Even with all eyes on the case, police were never able to put a face to the killer. The FBI said local investigations were stymied because forensic technology and other advanced means of thoroughly investigating homicides were “nonexistent” at the time. The National Archives obtained letters exchanged between different law enforcement bosses in 1888 that depict overwhelmed police departments. Charles Warren, who was the chief commissioner of the Metropolitan Police at the time, asked for help from the City of London Police. “We are inundated with suggestions and names of suspects,” Warren wrote.
Countless historians and criminologists — both amateur and professional — have speculated on the killer’s identity, but it appears Jack the Ripper took his secret to the grave.
黑色大理花The Black Dahlia’s grisly death captured headlines
The sight stopped a mother and her child in their tracks. A naked woman was lying feet from the sidewalk. She was sliced cleanly in half at the waist, with not one drop of blood on her. The now-infamous slaying of 22-year-old Elizabeth Short instantly captured headlines in 1947, with newspapers later dubbing her the “Black Dahlia” in part because she had dark hair and an apparent preference for black clothing.
Short, a Massachusetts native who had come to California in pursuit of fame, was bled dry before being dumped in an empty lot in a residential area of Los Angeles, authorities said. Her body appeared professionally dissected, and one breast was cut off, according to FBI records.
It’s unclear how the aspiring actor met such a grisly fate. Several dozens of people have claimed credit for the high-profile crime. The FBI, which helped local authorities investigate at the time, said it ran record checks on potential suspects and conducted interviews across the nation. However, none of the confessors appeared to be telling the truth, and the case has gone unsolved.
The murder became the subject of a 1987 novel, followed by a 2006 movie starring Josh Hartnett, Hilary Swank, Aaron Eckhart and Mia Kirshner.
The Los Angeles Police Department told TIME recently that it is still investigating the cold case, although it did not provide any details. “It’s an unsolved case,” LAPD Officer Norma Eisenman said. “There is no additional information per the detectives.”
索命黃道帶The Zodiac Killer taunted police with clues
The “Zodiac Killer” was no ordinary murderer. Rather than avoiding the spotlight, he craved media attention and seemed to enjoy taunting police with cryptic notes and clues as he left a trail of death behind him.
The Zodiac Killer murdered five people — seemingly at random — in northern California in 1968 and 1969. He claimed in letters to police that there were dozens more victims, although that was never confirmed. His deadly rampage began in December 1968, when two teenagers were shot to death in a parking lot. About seven months later, another two people were shot in a parked car, although one survived. That’s when local newspapers started getting letters from someone anonymously claiming to be responsible for the slayings, according to the San Francisco Examiner, which had received the cryptic notes.
The newspaper said the letters contained coded messages explaining the killer’s motive, as well as a key to help readers decipher his identity. “This is the Zodiac speaking,” he wrote in an August letter.
“I like killing people because it is so much fun,” he added, according to FBI records. “It is more fun than killing wild game in the forest because man is the most dangerous animal of all.”
Authorities did not crack the code revealing his name, and the Zodiac Killer went on to stab two more people in late September. One of the victims survived, and the other died. About two weeks later, the killer struck again, fatally shooting a 29-year-old taxi driver, according to the Examiner. Days later, the Zodiac mailed a piece of his latest victim’s bloody shirt to the Chronicle newspaper.
To this day, no suspects have been confirmed in the case. The San Francisco Police Department said the investigation is ongoing.
黑人饒舌團體Rappers Tupac Shakur and the Notorious B.I.G. were gunned down 6 months apart
The music world was rocked in the late 1990s when rap superstars Tupac Shakur and the Notorious B.I.G. were gunned down about six months apart. The killings came at a moment marked by intense rivalry between their competing record labels. Both rappers were the top artists for their record companies. Many said the murders were a sign music feuds had gone too far.
Shakur was killed first, in a drive-by shooting in Las Vegas on Sept. 13, 1996. At the time, the 25-year-old superstar’s Death Row record label had been feuding with its competitor, Bad Boy. Six months later, Bad Boy’s Christopher Wallace — better known as the Notorious B.I.G., Biggie Smalls or Biggie — was killed in a similar fashion. The rapper was fatally shot in a drive-by as he was leaving a music industry party in Los Angeles.
The two superstars had been friends when both were signed under Bad Boy, according to the FBI, which investigated Biggie’s murder but closed the case in 2005. The pals grew distant after Tupac landed in jail over convictions that included rape, and Biggie rose in popularity. Tupac later switched over to Death Row.
It’s unclear whether the rivalry played a role in either killing. Both cases stumped police, in part because of uncooperative witnesses. The murder mysteries amassed their own collection of theories, including an unproven one that claims both rappers are still alive and faked their own deaths.
Family and friends of the megastars are still mourning. In March, on the 20th anniversary of Biggie’s death, Sean “Diddy” Combs paid tribute to his late friend in an Instagram video. “On this day we’re going to reflect on him because we miss him,” he said. “And 20 years later, time heals all wounds, but this one ain’t healed yet.”
6. JonBenet Ramsey was found dead in her family home
JonBenet Ramsey‘s young, smiling face stared out from newspaper front pages and television screens all across the country in the months after the 6-year-old beauty queen was found dead in the basement of her family’s Colorado home. The crime stunned the quiet and affluent neighborhood in Boulder, Colo.
JonBenet, a beauty pageant winner, had been discovered beaten and strangled, with duct tape placed on her mouth and throat, on the day after Christmas in 1996. This was already disturbing enough to draw national attention — but JonBenet’s own family quickly fell under scrutiny, and many who had followed the story began to speculate on whether her parents were somehow involved.
JonBenet’s mother, Patricia, told police she woke up early that morning to find her daughter missing. She called 911 to report a kidnapping, saying she found a nearly 3-page ransom note demanding $118,000. Hours later, JonBenet’s father, John, told police he discovered his daughter’s body in the basement. An autopsy determined that JonBenet died of asphyxiation caused by strangulation, according to the Denver Post. Her death was ruled a homicide.
The Ramseys immediately fell under a cloud of suspicion, but no one was ever charged in connection with JonBenet’s death. Her parents addressed the speculation for the first time during an interview with CNN in January. John Ramsey said the suggestion that his family was behind the crime was “nauseating beyond belief,” according to the Post. “I did not kill my daughter,” he told reporters again in May.
Twenty years later, Boulder Police said the investigation is still open, although officials declined to comment on the case. “Our goal continues to be an arrest and successful prosecution,” Boulder Police Chief Greg Testa said last fall. “We have not and will not give up.”
The recent 20th anniversary of JonBenet’s death was met with a wave of major network specials and new documentaries that explored potential suspects. JonBenet’s brother Burke Ramsey also spoke out for the first time. The 29-year-old said on Dr. Phil that he burst into tears when he first found out his sister was dead.
“My dad told me JonBenet is in heaven now, and he started crying, then I started crying,” Burke Ramsey said. “I was kind of like, How is this possible? I started crying. I don’t think I said anything. I didn’t believe it at first.”
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[轉貼] 讓他必定求饒的四招嘴上功夫
臉紅小編說：性愛的本身當然不是只有抽插的過程才重要，小編一直說前戲很重要，不論是男人對女人要做足前戲外，女人們當然也不能懶惰不做的等著享受。臉紅小編要來跟妳說簡單的嘴上功夫有四招，讓妳輕鬆運用，但絕對可以讓妳的男人興奮到無法自我。 （關於前戲男人要看：如何用前戲取悅你的女人、女人要看：挑逗妳的男人
一、首先攻佔他的胸部
女人的敏感地帶最顯眼的莫過於就是乳房，她柔軟、敏感，同時的也俱有引發快感的部位之一。但其實男人也是，或許沒有女人來的敏感，但如果妳擅用妳的嘴巴可是會有意想不到的結果。（女孩兒，男人說：胸部大小真的不是問題）做法： 輕輕的含著他的乳頭，嘴唇輕微的抿住，再用牙齒啃咬，以及舌頭的運用，記得喲，這一切都是要輕輕地來，可不要太忘情就大口的咬下，在這樣輕柔的狀況下絕對會讓他嬌喘連連。（這邊馬上告訴妳不能忽視的男人乳頭愛撫法）
二、隱藏式的敏感地帶
很多女人以為男人只有陰莖才是他的敏感地帶，但其實是錯的。耳朵以及頸部都是可大展伸手的一大部位。尤其是耳朵，研究顯示男人的耳朵可是比女人還要敏感數倍。做法： 妳可以先緩緩地吹氣在他的耳際間，但千萬不要吹太久，不然出來的就不是高潮，而是雞皮疙瘩。妳的小丁舌這時候就要主動出擊，先沿著耳朵的輪廓舔吻，別忘了要轉動妳的舌頭，緊接著輕輕的喝氣，再用雙唇含住耳朵，用力的吸吮（一樣要輕輕的喲），小編相信，下一刻被推倒的就是妳。 （舌頭的運用可是也能讓女人潮吹喲關於潮吹的祕密）
三、神秘三角洲
女人有叢林三角洲，男人當然也會有。在男人的肚臍以下到耻骨處，那兒啊可是佈滿著敏感神經與觸點，甚至和大腦有著不平常的激情聯結。從這邊下手，保證讓男人馬上器械投降。做法： 拿出小編平常教妳的催情按摩手法，先用萬能的手指輕輕地按摩這敏感地帶間，力道不能太重，然後慢慢地按摩。緊接著低下頭去用什麼在其上滑行、舔舐。但這時候要記住，慢慢來才是王道，千萬不要猴急的直搗黃龍，以為直攻重點部位才是對。要先慢慢逗弄個三回合，撩撥到他真的受不了，再好整以暇的順勢坐上去，滿足他吧。
四、下面的兩顆也很重要
上述說明男人的上面兩顆胸部很重要，其實下面的兩顆小蛋蛋也非常的重要。或許大家對於口交都只執著於在陰莖上面，但其實兩顆睪丸也是相當有戲可做的喲。做法： 先將那兩顆柔軟的小球握在掌心中，以手指柔柔的撫弄，讓他熟悉一下被呵護住的感覺，當他開始渾身酥軟無力時，這時候再把妳性感的小嘴放上，可以先用妳的舌 頭舔一下，讓他稍微驚呼，然後整張嘴含住其中的一顆蛋蛋，這邊要切忌，真的要輕柔，因為睪丸對男人來說是相當的脆弱及敏感。當妳一張嘴含住用舌頭逗弄的時 候，令一隻手也別閒著。繼續剛剛撫弄的動作，對著另一顆，很快的他絕對會呻吟不已。 （讓男伴超幸福的進階口交技巧教學妳一定要學起來）這四招嘴上功夫可是相當的簡單又好操作，絕對可以讓妳的男人對妳刮目相看。但是要記得喲，一切都是要輕柔地進行，緩慢地帶出，才能做出以上四招的精髓所在喲。
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