Oh, treacherous night! thou lendest thy ready veil to every treason, and teeming mischief's beneath thy shade.
— Aaron Hill  ·  No category

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treacherous ['trɛtʃərəs] 词频3
adj. 骗人的;不忠的;奸诈的;不可信的; adv. 背信弃义地; n. 背信弃义，背叛;
💡 treacher=trick欺骗+ous...的 → 奸诈的
"The road becomes treacherous when it is iced up."
道路结冰以后就很危险了.
近义：insidious, perfidious, backstabbing, recreant, sly, traitor 反义：noble, staunch, truehearted, trustful, trusty, unswerving
veil [vel] 词频2
n. 面纱;掩饰;覆盖物;托词; vt. 用面纱遮盖;掩饰;用帷幕分隔;隐匿;
💡 veil=cover盖上→面纱，借口
"Their work is carried out behind a veil of secrecy."
他们的工作是在秘密掩护下进行的。
近义：hide, mask, shade, shroud, sleek, cloak
mischief ['mɪstʃɪf] 词频2 词根: 头
n. 损害，危害;顽皮，淘气;恶作剧;祸根;
💡 mis(wrong)+chief→灾害（=all ill result）
"Those children are always getting into mischief ."
那些孩子总是淘气。
近义：prank, devilishness, devilment, devilry, deviltry
beneath [bɪ'niθ] 词频1
prep. 在…的下方;（表示等级）低于;（表示状态）在…掩饰之下;（表示环境）在…影响之下; adv. 在下面;在底下;
💡 be构成一些介词+neath下面→在下面
"They found the body buried beneath a pile of leaves."
他们发现尸体被埋在一堆树叶下面。
近义：under, underneath, below 反义：hereinbefore, overhead, thereinbefore, up, upstairs, upwards
night [naɪt] 词频1
n. 夜;晚上;（举行盛事的）夜晚;
"I don't like going out alone at night."
我不喜欢夜晚单独外出。
近义：nighttime, nite, evening, nightly, nocturnal, pm 反义：daylight, daytime
thou [[ðau]] 词频5
pron. 汝, 你, 尔
近义：you

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