quit acquit requite

quit [kwit]
to make full payment of ；pay up
To release from a burden or responsibility
released from obligation, charge, or penalty especially
解除；消除;偿还(债务等)；报答；摆脱了...的,了结的[F][(+of)]

例句
She quit herself of all worries and devoted herself to the study of science.
她摆脱了一切烦恼，潜心研究科学。
He quitted all scores with his friend.
他与朋友结清了一切债务。
I gave him money to be quit of him.
我给了他钱为的是要摆脱他。

acquit [ə'kwit] ac加强语气
~ sb (of sth) to decide and state officially in a court of law that sb is not guilty of a crime:
~ yourself well, badly, etc. (formal) to perform or behave well, badly, etc
vt. 无罪释放；脱卸义务和责任;使(自己)作出某种表现

例句
The jury acquitted her of all charges.
陪审团宣告她未犯所控诸项罪行
He acquitted himself like a veteran.
他的举止像个老兵。

requite [ri'kwait]
to make return for
to make retaliation for : AVENGE
to make suitable return to for a benefit or service or for an injury
vt. 报答，回报；酬谢；向(某人)报复

例句
She requited his love with coldness.
她对他的爱报以冷淡态度。
We shall requite him for his insults.
对于他的侮辱我们将进行报复。

rapid rape rapt rapture enrapture

rape [reip]
an act or instance of robbing or despoiling or carrying away a person by force
to force someone to have sex when they are unwilling, using violence or threatening behaviour
~ (of sth) (literary) the act of destroying or spoiling an area in a way that seems unnecessary
n. 强奸，掠夺；洗劫
vt. 强奸；掠夺，抢夺；洗劫(城市等)

例句
The man who had committed several rapes was arrested.
那个犯了多起强奸案的男人被抓起来了。

rapt [ræpt] 夺
giving complete attention, or showing complete involvement, or (of attention) complete
adj.全神贯注的；着迷的；痴迷的

例句
She is rapt in her work.
她专心致志工作

rapture ['ræptʃə] 快
extreme pleasure and happiness or excitement
n. 兴高采烈

enrapture [in'ræptʃə]
(formal) to give sb great pleasure or joy
vt. 使狂喜；使着迷

例句
I was enraptured by her singing.
我被她的歌唱迷住了

趣味单词

abyss[ə'bis] 额必死
LITERARY a very deep hole which seems to have no bottom
a difficult situation that brings trouble or destruction
n. 深渊；深邃，无底洞，地狱；任何深不可测的事物;(智力等的)深邃

例句
One slip on this mountain and you will fall into the abyss.
在这座山上一失足便会跌入万丈深渊。

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Whether Gadamer means that when he speaks of gap or whether he simply means an abyss or a distance to be crossed I couldn't say.

当葛达玛说到间隙时是那个意思,还是仅仅认为它是需要跨越的一个深渊或者一段距离,我不能确定。