satisfy sate satiate saturate

satiate ['seiʃieit]
to completely satisfy yourself or a need, especially with food or pleasure, so that you could not have any more:
supplied (especially fed) to satisfaction
vt. 充分满足；使厌腻
adj. 饱足的；厌腻的

例句
In review a novel, you shall try to titillate rather than satiate the reader's interest.
评论一本小说的时候,你应想办法刺激而不是满足读者的兴趣。

sate [seit]
(formal) to satisfy a desire
to cloy with overabundance
v. 使心满意足，使饱享;过饱的（sit 的过去式和过去分词）

saturate ：['sætʃəreit]
(often technical) to make sth completely wet
to fill a thing or place completely so that no more can be added
saturate the market ：to provide too much of a product so that there is more of this product available than there are people who want to buy it:
vt. 浸透，使湿透；使饱和，使充满
adj. 浸透的，(市场)饱和的；深颜色的

例句
His shirt was saturated with sweat.
他的衬衫上浸满了汗水。
The films manufactured by Hollywood are saturated in the cinemas all over the world.
在全世界电影市场上充斥着好莱坞的影片。

senior senile

senile['si:nail]
showing a lack of mental ability because of old age, especially a lack of ability to think clearly and make decisions:
adj. 高龄的；老衰的；高龄所致的

例句
He keeps forgetting things: I think he's getting senile.
他总忘事，我看他是老了。

趣味单词
abhor[əb'hɔ:]额不好
to hate a way of behaving or thinking, often because you think it is immoral:
vt. 痛恨，憎恶

abhorrent ：[əb'hɔrənt]

causing hatred, especially for moral reasons
adj. 可恶的；厌恶的

abhorrence [əb'hɔrəns]
n. 痛恨，厌恶

例句
They abhor all forms of racial discrimination.
他们憎恶任何形式的种族歧视。