📚 名句词汇解析

从本句名言中提取的重要词汇，帮助你深度理解这句话

because [bɪ'kɔz] 词频1 词根: be
conj. 因为;
💡 cause, cuse 表原因,目的;司法程序,诉讼
"He was arrested because of his political affiliation."
他因所属政党的关系而被捕。
近义：since, whereas, for, forasmuchas
pleasure ['pleʒɚ] 词频1 词根: plac
n. 愉快;娱乐;令人高兴的事; vt. 使高兴;使满意; vi. 觉得高兴，享受;寻欢作乐;
💡 pleas=please令人高兴的+ure名词后缀，表行为、状态 →愉快
"His grandchildren afforded him his greatest pleasure in his old age."
他的孙子和孙女们在晚年的时候给了他最大的欢乐.
近义：please, delectate, delight, enchant, gladden, joy 反义：indifference, irritant, nonchalance, nuisance, tiff, unpleasantness
puritan [['pjuəritən]] 词频3
n. 清教徒\\na. 清教徒的
近义：prudish, puritanical, straitlaced, priggish, prude, bluenose 反义：tolerant, broad, broadminded, ample, freethinker, freethinking
bear [bɛr] 词频1 词根: /bə/
n. 熊;（在证券市场等）卖空的人;蛮横的人; vt. 忍受;承担;支撑;生育; vi. 生（孩子）;结（果实）;与…有关; adj. 跌价的;股票行情下跌的;卖空者的;
💡 6耳(ear) 熊能 忍受沉重的 负担
"The pain was almost more than he could bear."
这种痛苦几乎使他无法忍受。
近义：sustain, hold, endure, ride, stand, stomach 反义：parry, avert, avoid, prevent, shirk, sidestep
pain [pein] 词频1
n. 痛苦;刻苦;令人厌烦的人[事物];身体某部分的疼痛[不适]; vt.& vi. （使）疼痛，（使）痛苦，伤害; vt. 使…痛苦;使…烦恼; vi. 感到疼痛;引起疼痛;
💡 我怕(pa)里面(in)会 痛苦 我(i)像热锅(pan)上的蚂蚁很 痛苦 拍(pai)脑(n)壳很 痛
"The pain was almost more than he could bear."
这种痛苦几乎使他无法忍受。
近义：hurt, ache, burn, sadden, torment, trouble 反义：hilarity, jollification, jolliness, jollity, joyance, joyfulness
gave [geiv] 词频1
v. 给予，赠送( give的过去式 );（与名词连用描述某一动作，意义与该名词相应的动词相同）;供给;交给;
"The boss gave him the push due to his careless work."
由于他工作不细心,老板解雇了他.

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