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Chapter VIII Potions Master Potions Teacher

Context vocabulary

Hogwarts has 142 stairs: wide and wide; Narrow and rickety; Some lead to different places on Friday; Some have a disappearing step halfway up the mountain. You must remember to jump.

Staggering? ['r？ k？ t？ ]

Shake; Weak; Rickets-stricken

Then, some doors won't open unless you ask politely or tickle them in the right place. Some doors are not real doors at all, but pretend to be solid walls.

Tickle? ['t？ k(？ )l]

Itchy; Create happiness; Meet vi. Feel itchy; Itch (something)

Tickle; A feeling of itching; Something that tickles and makes people happy.

He will throw the wastebasket at your head, pull the carpet from under your feet, throw you with a chalk head, or sneak behind you, grab your nose and scream, "You are crazy!" "

Carpet? 【r？ g]

Carpet; Fur carpet; Men's wig

Sneaking around? 【sni？ k]

Slip away; Do things secretly; Whistle to the teacher

Do it secretly; steal

A sneaky person; The act of sneaking around; weasel

in the dark

She patrolled the corridor alone.

Patrol /p? tr？ l/？

Patrol; Patrol; Reconnaissance team

Patrol; Patrol six. Patrol; Patrol inspection

Break a rule in front of her, as long as one toe is unruly, she will run to Filch quickly, and Filch will appear panting in two seconds.

Egg beater? 【w？ sk]

Verb (abbreviation for verb) brush, brush; Stir; Wave; Take it away quickly

Agitator; Broom; Hair duster

At the beginning of the first class, he began to call the roll. When he called Harry's name, he let out a scream of excitement and then fell down and disappeared.

Overthrow? ['t？ p(？ )l]

Dumping intransitive verbs; Collapse; Is collapsing

Overthrow; Subversion; collapse

There is a strong smell of garlic in his classroom. Everyone says this is to avoid a vampire he met in Romania. He is afraid that he will come back to catch him one day.

ward /w？ d/？

Ward; Defend; Surveillance; Region, constituency

Avoid; Defend; protective equipment

It scrawled:

Scribble /skr? l/？

Scribble

Scribbled handwriting; A scribbled note (or message)

I don't expect you to really understand the beauty of the slowly boiling cauldron, its flickering smoke, the subtle power of liquid spreading in human blood vessels, confusing the mind and confusing the senses ... I can teach you how to bottle fame, brew glory and even prevent death-if you are not a bunch of idiots like I usually teach you.

Simmer? [? m？ ]

Intransitive verb stew; Full of heart; The stew is about to explode.

Stewed meat; The state of being about to boil; An imminent attack

"Potter!" Snape said suddenly. "What will I get if I add asphodel's root powder to wormwood extract?"

asphodel /？ sf？ del/

Narcissus; Sunlight orchid; Changchun Hua

Infusion/? n？ fju？ n/？

Instill; Soak; Injection; encourage

Absinthe/? W? mw？ d/？

Absinthe; The cause of distress

Let's try again. Potter, if I asked you to find me a piece of bezoar, where would you look?

Niuhuang/? Bi? z？ (r)/

Gastrolith and bezoar (antidote)

Wearing a long black cloak, he watched them weigh dried nettles and bite snake teeth, criticizing almost everyone except Malfoy, who seemed to like him very much.

Nettle/? netl/？

Urticaceae, Urticaceae

Verb (abbreviation for verb) annoys, annoys; To stab or whip (someone) with nettles.

Neville managed to melt Seymour's crucible into a twisted liquid, and their potion penetrated into the stone floor, burning holes in people's shoes.

blob？ 【bl？ b]

A drop; Hair-trigger; On an indescribable scale

Dirty; Do something wrong. Get zero points; make a mistake

Seepage? 【si？ p]

Leakage of intransitive verbs; give?off

Koizumi; amphibian jeep

Within a few seconds, the whole class was standing on the stool, and Neville, who had been soaked with medicine when the crucible collapsed, groaned in pain, and angry red boils appeared everywhere on his arms and legs.

Rain? 【dren(t)？ ]

Get wet; Inject (livestock) with drugs.

Heavy rain; infuse

I suppose you added porcupine spines before taking the cauldron off the fire?

Porcupine/? p？ Jupa? n/

Porcupine [spine porcupine]

Neville sobbed when boils began to pop up on his nose.

Sob/? W? mp？ (r)/？

Verb (abbreviation for verb) sobbing, sobbing; Sobbing; Whisper a complaint

Sob, sob; Complaints, complaints; A faint voice; Anticlimactic ―― like a lion

"Take him to the hospital ward." Snape spat at Seymour.

Quarrel? 【sp？ t]

Quarrel; Oyster eggs; Oysters; Palm strike

Intransitive verbs quarrel; Slap it in the face

Spit(spit tense of spit)

There is a crossbow and a pair of overshoes outside the front door.

Overshoes? 【g？ l？ ]

Rubber overshoes (often used in the plural)

When Harry knocked at the door, they heard a crazy crawling sound and a few deep dog barks from inside.

Crazy? ['fr？ nt？ k]

Crazy, crazy

scrabble /？ skr？ bl/？

Verb (abbreviation of verb) grope for it; Struggle; Doodle; try one's best

Grab, grab; Explore; Work hard; Struggle; Doodle; struggle

Ham and pheasant are hanging from the ceiling, a copper kettle is cooking on the fire, and there is a huge bed in the corner, covered with a patchwork quilt.

Pheasant? ['fez(？ )nt]

Pheasant; pheasant

Rock cakes are shapeless pieces of raisins that almost break their teeth, but Harry and Ron pretend to like them and tell Hagrid their first lesson.

Raisins? ['re？ z(？ )n]

raisin cordial

Wonderful sentence patterns

At the opening party, Harry thought Professor Snape didn't like him. At the end of the first potions class, he knew he was wrong. Snape doesn't dislike Harry, but hates him.

The love-hate relationship between Professor Snape and Harry Potter is just the beginning. This description is humorous and vivid.