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shackle
vt.加桎梏，束缚 (chain, fetter)
Women in the past were shackled by outdated attitudes.
过去妇女被过时的态度所束缚。
temperance
n.节制，自制 (self-control, moderation); 戒酒
His temperance couldn't be counted on, otherwise he would not have become addicted.
他不能指望节制，否则他就不会上瘾了。
trammel
vt.束缚；障碍物 vt.束缚；阻碍，妨碍 (hamper, impede)
imprison
vt.监禁 ，坐牢 (confine)
He was imprisoned for two years.
他被囚禁了两年。
limitative
adj.限制的，限定的
constrain
vt.强使，强逼 (compel, force)
Failing to control the growth o f international debt will also constrain living standard.
无法控制国际债务的增长也会限制生活水平。
accustomed
adj.习惯的(habitual, conventional)
The recent immigrants have not yet become accustomed to American food.
最近的移民还没有习惯美国的食物。
aptitude
n.自然倾向；天资
I have no musical aptitude and I can’t even sing a simple tune.
我没有音乐天赋，甚至连一个简单的曲子都不会唱。
bent
n.倾向(propensity, trend)
Jimmy showed a bent for music, so his parents let him take piano lessons.
吉米酷爱音乐，所以他父母让他上钢琴课。
habitually
adv.习惯地
inclined
adj.倾向 …的(liable)
The weak girl is inclined to get tired easily.
这个虚弱的女孩很容易疲劳。
inure
vt.使习惯(accustom)
The doctors were inured to such injuries.
医生们对这种伤害习以为常。
