'I needn't remind you of that terrible tie you bought yesterday.'
“我也不必提醒你昨天买的那条糟糕透了的领带。”
新概念英语第二册 Lesson 41 Do you call that a hat

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terrible ['tɛrəbl] 词频1 词根: terr
adj. 可怕的;危害极大的;<非正>很糟的;劣质的; adv. 口〉非常,很,极; n. 可怕的人;
💡 terr怕+ible...的 → 可怕的
"to make a terrible blunder"
犯大错
近义:heinous, hideous, horrendous, horrible, horrid, horrific 反义:innocuous, offenceless, safe, unoffending, benign, harmless
yesterday ['jɛstɚde] 词频2
n. 昨天;往昔;<正式>过去; adv. 在昨天,在昨日;近来;
💡 yester昨日+day一天 → 昨天
"Believe it or not, he was here yesterday as large as life."
信不信由你, 他昨天确确实实是在这儿.
近义:lately, past, yore
remind [rɪ'maɪnd] 词频2 词根: ment
vt. 使想起,使记起;提醒;
💡 re再+mind思考,神智→再次思考→提醒
"Remind me to buy another hairspray when I'm in town, would you?"
在我进城时提醒我再买一罐喷发定型剂, 好 吗 ?
bought [bɔt] 词频1
v. 购买,购得( buy的过去式和过去分词 );做出牺牲以获得;够支付;买通;
"He bought extra food in anticipation of more people coming than he'd invited."
他预料来的客人会比邀请的多,就多买了食物。

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