New Words：
blow [bləʊ] v. 吹；刮；吹动；（使保险丝）熔化，烧断
blew [blu:] 过去式
blown [bləun] 过去分词
Sample Sentences：
The fuse blew (out).
The referee blew his whistle.
She blew the dust off the book.
A breeze blew over the garden.
The flags were blowing in the wind.
The ship was blown onto the rocks.
breeze [bri:z] n. 微风
New Words：
fuse [fju:z] n. 保险丝；导火线；引信
blow a fuse
■使保险丝熔断
■勃然大怒; 暴跳如雷
Sample Sentences：
The bomb had a long fuse.
When he told her how much it cost, she blew a fuse.
The fuse blew as he pressed the button to start the motor.
The master fuse blew out, and all the lights went off in the building.
blow [bləʊ] v. 吹；刮；吹动；（使保险丝）熔化，烧断
blew [blu:] 过去式
blown [bləun] 过去分词
New Words：
shallow [ˈʃæloʊ] adj. 浅的；肤浅的；浅薄的
Sample Sentences：
He's a shallow, disagreeable man.
It was fortunate that the water was shallow.
These fish are found in shallow waters around the coast.
He is a shallow thinker whose opinions aren't worth much.
New Words：
business [ˈbɪznəs] n. 商业；商务；生意；买卖；事情；职责
Sample Sentences：
None of your business.
Mind your own business.
A teacher's business is to help children learn.
He has some unfinished business to deal with.
The company has done business with many countries.
New Words：
volume ['vɔljum] n. 体积；容量；卷；音量
Sample Sentences：
The volume of this container is 20 cubic meters.
The television is too loud; turn the volume down.
The volume of business with Japan has increased.
For that article he has worked over some 30 volumes of Chinese history.
business [ˈbɪznəs] n. 商业；商务；生意；买卖