The brightest crowns that are worn in heaven have been tried, and smelted, and polished, and glorified through the furnace of tribulation.
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furnace ['fɝnɪs] 词频2
n. 熔炉，火炉;极热的地方;严峻的考验或磨难;
💡 furn+ace(表示地点的名词后缀)→火炉；熔炉
"The flame in the furnace can be looked at through coloured glasses."
可以通过有色眼镜观看高炉内的火焰.
近义：inferno
worn [wɔrn] 词频2
adj. 穿旧的，用旧的;穿坏的，用坏的;筋疲力尽的; v. wear的过分词;
"the replacement of worn car parts"
汽车上损坏零件的更换
近义：outworn, pined, shabby, threadbare, torn, undermined 反义：modern, new, novel, recent, unused
heaven ['hɛvn] 词频1 词根: /hi:/
n. 天;天堂;上帝;极乐;
💡 举起(heave)牛(n)向 天国
"the promise of eternal life in heaven"
在天国永生的许诺
近义：paradise, glory 反义：inferno, hades
tried [[traid]] 词频1
a. 试验过的, 可靠的\\n[法] 已经审讯的, 已经查验的
近义：practiced, proved, proven, seasoned, skilled, tested 反义：unascertained, unchecked, undemonstrated, unfounded, unproven, unsettled
polished ['pɔliʃt]
adj. 磨光的，擦亮的;完美的，精良的;优雅的; v. 使光滑，擦亮(polish的过去式和过去分词);
"The boxer polished off his opponent in the first round."
那个拳击手在第一个回合就把他的对手击倒了.
近义：sleek, burnished, glace, waxed, frosted, ground 反义：abrasive, asperous, rough, tart, coarse
tribulation [,trɪbju'leʃən]
n. 苦难;艰难;苦难的缘由;痛苦;
"Even in our awful tribulation we were quite optimistic."
即使在极端痛苦时，我们仍十分乐观。
近义：affliction, difficulty, misfortune, nuisance, suffering, torment

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