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course [kɔrs] 词频1 词根: course
n. 课程;航线;行动方向;一道菜; vt. 快速地流动;奔流;跑过;追逐; vi. 沿…（方向）前进;指引航线;快跑;迅速移动;
💡 cour 发生+se → n. 发展；进程，课程，一道菜
"There were only three of us on the advanced course."
只有我们三人学高级课程。
近义：racecourse, racetrack, speedway, track, pass, range
human ['hjumən] 词频1 词根: hum
n. 人，人类; adj. 人的;有人性的;显示人类特有弱点的;人本性的;
💡 hum土,地+an名词后缀，属于...的，传说人是由土造出的 → 人类
"The teacher drew an analogy between the human heart and a pump."
老师打了个比喻，把人的心脏比作水泵。
近义：mortal
possible ['pɑsəbl] 词频1 词根: 放置
adj. 可能的;可接受的;合理的，可以允许的;不坏的; n. 可能性，潜在性;可能的人物，可能有的事;最高分;
💡 音“跑四步”：被五步蛇咬了，跑四步还是 可能的 poss(pass通过)+ible(能): 可能的 网友：马 胜 敏 补充：1：穿着破（po）烂的两个美女（ss
"It'should surely be possible for them to reach an agreement."
想必他们可以达成协议.
近义：approachable, incidental, likely, obtainable, attainable, open 反义：impracticable, unachievable, unattainable, unfeasible, unreachable, unrealizable
love [lʌv] 词频1
vt.& vi. 爱，热爱;爱戴;喜欢;赞美，称赞; vt. 喜爱;喜好;喜欢;爱慕; n. 爱情，爱意;疼爱;热爱;爱人，所爱之物;
💡 l是男性,o是女性,v是交叉- 爱
"Being in love must have addled your brain."
坠入爱河必已使你神魂颠倒。
近义：idolize, worship, cherish, adore, like, dig 反义：loathe, scorn, scunner, despise, detest, dislike
know [no] 词频1 词根: 知道
v. 知道;了解;认识;确信; n. 知情;
💡 知道know的人爱说自己不no知道
"Do you know your ABC?"
你认识所有的字母吗？
近义：learn, understand, get, cognize, comprehend, meet

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"An intellectual says a simple thing in a hard way. An artist says a hard thing in a simple way."
"You begin saving the world by saving one man at a time; all else is grandiose romanticism or politics."
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🏷 更多「No category」名言

"I hate the outdoors. To me the outdoors is where the car is."
— Will Durst
"We are students of words: we are shut up in schools, and colleges, and recitation-rooms, for ten or fifteen years, and come out at last with a bag of wind, a memory of words, and do not know a thing."
— Ralph Waldo Emerson
"If you live long enough, the venerability factor creeps in; first, you get accused of things you never did, and later, credited for virtues you never had."
— I. F. Stone
"He will live ill who does not know how to die well."
— Seneca
"I am patient with stupidity but not with those who are proud of it."
— Edith Sitwell
"It's not what you want in this life, it's what you get that you have to do with."
— Unknown
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