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secret ['sikrɪt] 词频1 词根: se
n. 秘密，机密;秘诀;奥秘; adj. 秘密的，机密的;神秘的;隐秘的;
💡 se分开，离开，区别开+cret区别→分开来放→秘密
"the all-powerful secret police"
权力无限的秘密警察
近义：arcanum, mystery, puzzle, puzzler, reservation, reserve 反义：indiscreetness, tactlessness, bluntness, crudeness
dealing ['di:liŋ] 词频3
n. 行为，交易; v. [牌戏]分( deal的现在分词 );分配;经营;施予;
"The government has been dilatory in dealing with the problem of unemployment."
政府迟迟未解决失业问题。
近义：trade, trading, traffic, business, commerce, intercourse
successfully [sək'sɛsfəli] 词频3
adv. 顺利地;成功地;
"A team from the UK were the first to successfully clone an animal."
英国的一个小组率先克隆动物成功。
近义：prosperously
child [tʃaɪld] 词频1
n. 小孩，孩子;幼稚的人;产物;弟子;
💡 复数：child(孩子)+ren(人) chi(吃)+ld(冷冻):吃冷冻棒冰- 小孩
"The child was found abandoned but unharmed."
该弃儿被人们发现时安然无恙。
近义：infant, innocent, kid, kiddie, kiddy, lad 反义：senior, oldie, oldy, oldster, gaffer, greybeard
parent ['pɛərənt] 词频1 词根: ent
n. 父亲（或母亲）;先辈;根源，起源;保护者;
💡 怕(pa)人(ren)偷（t)东西的 父母亲
"Even at 25 Janice was tied to her parent's apron strings."
珍妮丝甚至到25岁了还受父母的控制.
近义：progenitor, predecessor, father, forefather, ancestor 反义：son, boy, descendant

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