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Music loversshould be fully aware of the damage it could do to the composers andsinger-songwriters. If they had not realized the efforts the composers andsinger-songwriters, they would not have relish their works, particularly the centerpieces.The copyright would be jeopardized unless it was given the due respect.
单词1：goad: 英文释义If you goad someone, you deliberately make them feel angry or irritated, often causing them to react by doing something.
例句：Outside, the photographers werelurking, trying to goad her into saying something.
单词2：taunt：英文释义to intentionally annoy and upsetsomeone by making unkind remarks to them, laughing unkindly, etc.:
例句：The other kids used to taunt him in the playground because he was fat and wore glasses.
单词3：jubilant，英文释义：feeling or expressing great happiness,especially because of a success:
例句：The fans were jubilant at/about/over their team's victory.
单词4：unveil，英文释义：If you unveil something new, you showit or make it known for the first time.
例句：The company recently unveiled a testversion of its new search engine.
单词5：torn，英文释义：finding it difficult to choose betweentwo possibilities.
例句：She was torn between staying andgoing.
单词6：gulf，英文释义：an important difference between theideas, opinions, or situations of two groups of people
例句：There is a widening gulf between therich and the poor in our society.
单词7：protégé，英文释义：a young person who is helped andtaught by an older and usually famous person.
例句：The young composer regarded himself asBerg's protégé.
单词8：outlet，英文释义：a way in which emotion or energy canbe expressed or made use of:
Writing poetrywas his only form of emotional outlet.
单词9：tiptoe around sth/sb，英文释义：to avoid dealing with a difficultsubject, problem, or person:
例句：Jonathan keeps tiptoeing around theproblem, instead of confronting it.
单词10：feed through (to somebody/something)
英文释义：to reach someone or something aftergoing through a process or system.
例句：It will take time for the higher ratesto feed through to investors.
单词11：dividing line
英文释义：A dividing line is a distinction orset of distinctions which marks the difference between two types of thing ortwo groups.
There's a verythin dividing line between joviality and hysteria.
joviality：jovial：(of a person) friendly and in a goodmood, or (of a situation) enjoyable because of being friendly and pleasant:
He seemed avery jovial guy.
a jovialtime/evening/chat
单词12：call into question
英文释义：to cause doubts about something
单词13：In tune with
英文释义：If you are in tune with people orideas, you understand or agree with them, and if you are out of tune with them,you do not:
单词14：lay out
英文释义：To lay out ideas, principles, or plansmeans to explain or present them clearly, for example in a document or a meeting.
例句：Maxwell listened closely as Johnsonlaid out his plan.