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delighted [dɪ'laɪtɪd] 词频4 词根: 诱惑
adj. 高兴的;欣喜的; v. 使高兴;使欣喜( delight的过去式和过去分词);
💡 de 加强 + light光明 + ed ...的→阳光的，明快的→ 欣喜的, 快乐的
"I'd be absolutely delighted to come."
我非常乐意前来。
近义：humored, joyful, joyous, overjoyed, pleased, blithe 反义：malcontent, restless, sad, sick, unhappy, discontented
solitude ['sɑlətud] 词频3 词根: sole
n. 单独，孤独;偏僻处，隐居处;幽静（的地方），荒野;
💡 sol单独+itude名词后缀，用以构成抽象名词 →孤独
"She longed for peace and solitude."
她渴望安宁，渴望独享清静。
近义：isolation, lonelihood, loneliness, loneness, solitariness, aloneness
wild [waɪld] 词频1
adj. 野生的;野蛮的;狂热的;荒凉的; n. 荒野;未开化的地方;偏远地区;人烟稀少的地区; adv. 疯狂地;胡乱地;
💡 与温和的(mild)相反(m-w)即 野蛮的
"The former wild man of rock has reinvented himself as a respectable family man."
过去的那位摇滚狂人已经改变形象，成了一位体面的爱家的男人。
近义：backland, steppe, thicket, bushes, chaparral, nonsensical 反义：heedful, judicious, leery, levelheaded, moderate, precautious
beast [bist] 词频1
n. 野兽;人面兽心的人;讨厌的人（或事物）;老顽固，坏蛋;
💡 逼死它”（谐音)：使 野兽无路可走后捉住 be(是)+ast(est最):最好的人是 禽兽 网友：zxl 补充：b(be)-east(东方） 野兽是东方的
"The unicorn is an imaginary beast."
独角兽是幻想出来的动物.
近义：crittur, spitfire, critter, animal, idiot, oaf
whosoever
pron. 不管是谁, 无论是谁
近义：any, anybody, anyone, whoever, whomever, whomsoever

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