[00:13]mature

　　[00:14]You are a mature man now;

　　[00:16]you are no longer a boy.

　　[00:20]medium

　　[00:21]How do you want the beef

　　[00:23]—rare,medium or well done?

　　[00:27]membership

　　[00:28]The membership are very annoyed

　　[00:30]at your suggestion.

　　[00:33]memorial

　　[00:35]Over 100 people attended the memorial meeting.

　　[00:40]memory

　　[00:41]The tower was built in memory

　　[00:43]of those who died in the war.

　　[00:47]mill

　　[00:48]The mill of God mills slowly.

　　[00:52]miracle

　　[00:53]It'll be a miracle

　　[00:55]if he ever gives up smoking! 

　　[00:59]miserable

　　[01:00]Refugees of Iraq lead miserable lives.

　　[01:05]mislead

　　[01:06]She is a good girl,

　　[01:08]but bad companions misled her.

　　[01:12]mission

　　[01:13]It seemed to be her mission

　　[01:15]to care for her brother's children.

　　[01:19]modesty

　　[01:20]She does a lot of work for the poor,

　　[01:22]but modesty forbids her from talking about it.

　　[01:28]moist

　　[01:29]New Zealand's mild,moist climate

　　[01:32]is favourable to the growth of grass.

　　[01:36]motion

　　[01:37]Motion itself is a contradiction.

　　[01:42]motive

　　[01:43]None of them seemed to have a motive for the murder.

　　[01:48]mount

　　[01:49]He mounted the stairs quickly.

　　[01:53]mutual

　　[01:53]We have a mutual agreement to help each other out

　　[01:57]when necessary.

　　[02:00]myth

　　[02:01]German artillery superiority

　　[02:03]on the Western Front was a myth.

　　[02:08]namely

　　[02:09]The railroad connects two cities,

　　[02:11]namely, New York and Chicago.

　　[02:15]natural

　　[02:16]It is natural for him

　　[02:17]to oppose a plan like that.

　　[02:21]necessity

　　[02:22]I walked home by necessity,

　　[02:24]because there was no bus.

　　[02:28]nerve

　　[02:29]It takes a lot of nerve and endurance

　　[02:31]as a sportsman.

　　[02:35]nonsense

　　[02:36]My father thinks people talk nonsense

　　[02:38]about health foods.

　　[02:42]notify

　　[02:43]Have the authorities been notified of this?

　　[02:47]novelist

　　[02:48]She began to make her reputation as a novelist

　　[02:51]in the 1980s.

　　[02:54]nuisance

　　[02:56]You are a confounded nuisance.

　　[02:58]Stop pestering me.

　　[03:02]objection

　　[03:03]If at the end of next term you still want to go，

　　[03:06]I 'll make no objection.

　　[03:10]objective

　　[03:11]My objective is to finish the work

　　[03:14]by the end of the week.