Week 8: notes_ Miss Potter (children literature)

Week 8
Miss Potter
Parsley
[U] 解油膩
Feel sick

On one’s hands and knees
跪著
On one’s belly
趴著
Cabbage
甘藍菜
Rake
耙子
Be frightened with

Brass
黃銅
Sob
啜泣
Pop upon

Upset the plants 三態同型
Understatement
Be tired of

Damp

Scratch
鋤頭的聲音
Twitch
Sc- 弄出聲音
Hoe onions
Peep over
Wheel barrow
Hoe
Scarecrow
稻草人
Fore-night
Dose
   


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