选必二 Unit 3 课后单词1

2. Where you find horses, or a description for a well-behaved isotope or economy.
4. The key ingredient in both Eastern European *golabki* and Korean *kimchi*.
7. An overacting performer, or an amateur radio enthusiast (slang).
10. What a fire does to fuel, or a fan does with an entire book series in a week.
11. Means “to a moderate degree,” often used to soften a statement.
14. The ancient symbol of peace carried by a dove, and the fruit pressed for oil.
16. A monk in charge of an abbey, or what a “criminal record” might be called.
18. A simple yet powerful solution in mathematics or design.
20. Meaning “in spite of,” completing the phrase “___ of the cost.”
22. A legendary ward against vampires, and the indispensable base of a soffritto.
23. Bismarck said laws, like this food, are best not seen being made.

1. Scotland’s national dish, famously addressed by poet Robert Burns.
3. The mark burned on cattle, or the logo on your smartphone.
4. A class for competition, like “Best Picture” at the Oscars.
5. A hairstyle worn by ballerinas, or the bread that holds a burger together.
6. The goal in “bringing home the ___,” or the crispy crown of a classic BLT.
8. The study of which might be called “gastronomy,” or what makes French food French.
9. The cornerstone of a Texas *bowl of red*, containing capsaicin for heat.
10. The high school social arena, or a self-service dining hall.
12. What gives plants structure and what carries data.
13. What a blacksmith does to steel to harden it, and what a parent tries to do to a tantrum.
15. What the Rocket Girls’ song vows to burn, a unit of food energy.
17. The Cantonese brunch tradition whose name poetically means “touch the heart.”
19. The “secret” in a Coca-Cola formula, or what’s listed on a food package.
21. What a baker kneads, or what a mobster might call money (slang).