6. bathetic [bə'θetɪk]
adj.平凡的，陈腐的，顿降的
effusively or insincerely emotional;
参考例句：
1. Dickens's readers really wanted to feel the kind of bathetic sadness that he tried to evoke. 狄更斯的读者非常希望感受到他试图唤起的那种虚假的悲伤。
2. Instead I've compromised by writing a slightly less bathetic list of all the things I must do today. 相反, 我采取了折衷的办法，列了一张稍微不那么平庸的清单，写明我今日必须完成的各项事务。
7. resurgence [rɪˈsɜ:dʒəns]
n.再起，复活，再现
a new increase of activity or interest in a particular subject or idea which had been forgotten for some time
参考例句：
1. A resurgence of grief swept over Nim. 悲痛又涌上了尼姆的心头。
2. Police say drugs traffickers are behind the resurgence of violence. 警方说毒贩是暴力活动重新抬头的罪魁祸首。
8. acolyte [ˈækəlaɪt]
n.助手，侍僧
anyone who follows or helps , or someone who helps a priest in some religious ceremonies
参考例句：
1. To his acolytes, he is known simply as "the Boss". 他被手下人简称为“老板”。
2. Richard Brome, an acolyte of Ben Jonson's, wrote "The Jovial Crew" in 1641. 本·琼森的仆人理查德·布罗姆在1641年写了《一伙快活人》。
9. lingual [ˈlɪŋgwəl]
adj.语言的；舌的
consisting of or related to language;
参考例句：
1. Over here, they're not even lingual. 在这，他们甚至什么话都说不来。
2. Its brilliant elegant lingual art can be called "Great works". 它那璀灿优美的语言艺术，真可谓“天地妙文”。