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happy ['hæpɪ] 词频1
adj. 幸福的;快乐的;巧妙的;〈口〉有点醉意的;
💡 happ机会，运气+y...的→有运气的→幸运的；幸福的
"I am so happy to get munificent birthday presents from my friends."
我很高兴跟我朋友收到大量的生日礼物.
近义：lively, cheerful, fluky, flukey, jaunty, jocular 反义：luckless, malcontent, mirthless, miserable, mournful, sad
mind [maɪnd] 词频1 词根: 心智
n. 心，精神，心力，知，智力，智慧;心胸，头脑，人;愿望，目的，意向，意志，决心，见解，意见;记忆，记性，记忆力，回想; vi. 介意;注意; vt. 专心于;介意;愿意做;照顾;
💡 mind→心；意志；精神；理性；智力；注意；开会；介意
"His mind reached after an understanding of the problem."
他开动脑筋,想弄懂这个问题.
近义：heed, attend, ware, beware, follow, care
life [laɪf] 词频1
n. 生活，生计;生命，性命;一生，寿命;人生，尘世;
"My life seemed aimless."
我的生活似乎没有目标。
近义：being, existence, liveliness, spark, sprightliness, zest 反义：passing, quietus, decease, demise, disappearance, end
tranquility [træn'kwɪləti] 词频4
n. 平静;安静;安宁;平稳;
"The hotel is a haven of peace and tranquility."
这家旅馆是一处安宁的去处。
近义：imperturbability, pax, peace, peacefulness, quiet, quietness 反义：anxiety, anxiousness, impatience, apprehension, misgiving, perturbation
consists
v. 由…组成( consist的第三人称单数 ); 包括; 存在于; 表现为（常与 in 连用）

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