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extremely [ɪk'strimli] 词频2
adv. 极端地;非常，很;去;绝;
💡 extreme极端的+ly表副词 →过分地
"The payment offered to the rank and file is extremely poor."
列兵的待遇极低.
近义：highly, hugely, immensely, inordinately, magnificently, mighty 反义：incompletely, nearly, poorly, barely, scantily, scarce
obnoxious [əb'nɑkʃəs] 词根: ob
adj. 讨厌的;易受伤害;应受谴责的;
💡 ob坏+nox伤害，毒+ious形容词后缀→ 又坏又毒 → 令人讨厌的
"a thoroughly obnoxious little man"
可恶至极的家伙
近义：heinous, hideous, insupportable, intolerable, loathsome, odious 反义：likeable, nice, personable, pleasing, pleasurable, prepossessing
early ['ɝli] 词频1
adj. 早的;早期的;早日的;（果实等）早熟的; adv. 早;在初期;先前;提早;
💡 三十“而立”（谐音），人生 早期
"They filed an application to have their case heard early."
他们申请早日审理他们的案子.
近义：onetime, back, previous, prior, old, earlier 反义：hind, hindmost, back, postern, puisne, retral
morning ['mɔrnɪŋ] 词频1
n. 早晨;上午;黎明;早期，初期;
💡 摸领（谐音): 早晨起来摸一摸一衣领 早晨山(m)上或许(or)很宁(ning)静
"It was bedlam at our house on the morning of the wedding."
婚礼的那天早上，我们家闹哄哄的。
近义：awakening, sunrise, dawn, daybreak, forenoon, matinal 反义：nighttime, nite, evening, night, nightly, nocturnal
cheerfulness [['tʃiəfulnis]] 词频5
n. 高兴, 快活
近义：jocundity, jolliness, jollity, joy, joyance, joyousness 反义：heartsickness, melancholy, mournfulness, ruefulness, sadness, sorriness

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