Venus
Roman Mythology The goddess of sexual love and physical beauty.
The second planet from the sun, having an average radius of 6,052 kilometers (3,760 miles), a mass 0.815 times that of Earth, and a sidereal period of revolution about the sun of 224.7 days at a mean distance of approximately 108.1 million kilometers (67.2 million miles).

【罗马神话】 维纳斯：性爱和形体美的女神
金星：离太阳第二远的行星，它的平均半径为6,052公里(3,760英里），质量是地球质量的0.815倍，它在离开太阳约为108,100,000公里(67,200,000英里）的中等距离时绕太阳转的公转周期为224.7天

venerable ven-fear(对神等的)敬畏
Commanding respect by virtue of age, dignity, character, or position.
Worthy of reverence, especially by religious or historical association
adj. (因高龄、德行)令人肃然起敬的;可尊敬的；珍贵的

例句：
We plan to visit the venerable ruins of the abbey.
我们计划去访问该修道院的珍贵的历史遗址。

venerate
To regard with respect, reverence, or heartfelt deference
vt. 崇敬，尊敬

例句：
Robert was a lawyer and I always venerated him.
罗伯特是个律师,我向来敬重他。

veneration
The act of venerating.
Profound respect or reverence: “The veneration of man has been misdirected” (Lucretia Mott). See Synonyms at honor.
The condition or status of one who is venerated.
n. 尊敬；崇拜

venereal
Transmitted by sexual intercourse. Of or relating to a sexually transmitted disease.
Of or relating to sexual intercourse.
Of or relating to the genitals.
adj. 性病的；性交的；由性交传染的

revere ver-fear(对神等的)敬畏
To regard with awe, deference, and devotion.
vt. 敬畏；尊敬；崇敬

reverend
Deserving reverence.
Relating to or characteristic of the clergy; clerical.
Reverend Abbr. Rev. Used as a title and form of address for certain clerics in many Christian churches.
A cleric or minister. Used with the.
adj. 教士的；可尊敬的
n. 教士；[the Reverend](对教士或牧师的尊称，常置于人名之前)大人

reverent
Marked by, feeling, or expressing reverence.
adj. 虔诚的；恭敬的；尊敬的

例句：
They all maintained a reverent silence.
他们都恭敬地保持沉默。

venom

词汇起源
[13] Venom comes via Old French venim from Vulgar Latin *venīmen, an alteration of Latin venēnum ‘drug, poison’. It has been speculated that this was derived ultimately from venus ‘love’ (source of English venerate, venereal, etc), in which case its ancestral sense would presumably have been ‘love-potion’（一种能激发性欲的药；媚药；春药）.

A poisonous secretion of an animal, such as a snake, spider, or scorpion, usually transmitted by a bite or sting.
A poison.
Malice; spite: “They dislike making their just criticism of a useful and earnest man an excuse for a general discharge of venom from small-minded opponents” (W.E.B. DuBois).
n. 毒液；恶意
vt. 使有毒；放毒

例句：
"What a filthy trick," she said with great venom.
"多么肮脏的手段,"她痛恨地说道。

envenom
To make poisonous or noxious.
To embitter.
vt. 使有毒，下毒

venomous
Secreting and transmitting venom: a venomous snake. Full of or containing venom.
Malicious; spiteful
adj. 有毒的；恶毒的；分泌毒液的；怨恨的

例句：
They shot each other venomous glances.
他们恶狠狠地朝对方瞪眼。