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beyond [bɪ'jɑnd] 词频1
prep. 超过;越过;那一边;在…较远的一边; adv. 在远处;在更远处; n. 远处;
"The road continues beyond the village up into the hills."
那条路经过村子后又往上延伸到群山中。
近义：farther, further, off, out, outside, past
wrong [rɔŋ] 词频1 词根: wr-
adj. 有毛病的，失常的;错误的，不正确的;不好的，不公正的;反对的，相反的，颠倒的，背面的，里面的; adv. 不对，错误，失当;不好，不公正;逆，颠倒，翻转;有毛病，不舒服; n. 过失，错误;不义的行为;不义行为;犯罪; vt. 委屈，无理地对待，诽谤;
💡 勿(w)容(rong)忍 错误的
"I got it wrong. It wasn't the red one but the blue one."
我弄错了。不是红的那个，是蓝的那个。
近义：hurt, injure, insult, mistreat, offend, penalize 反义：heal, mend, rectify, reform, remedy, repair
fall [fɔl] 词频1
v. 落下;跌倒;减少;沦陷; n. 落下;瀑布;秋天;减少;
💡 所有的(all)的树叶落下(fall)来,秋天(fall)到了 网友：wangqidong 补充：(f)风把(all)所有的树叶吹下来，秋天(fall)到了
"Several factors have been adduced to explain the fall in the birth rate."
有几个因素已被援引来说明出生率降低的原因。
近义：plonk, slump, decline, decrease, descend, diminish 反义：arise, ascend, peak, stand, tower, uprise
short [ʃɔːrt] 词频1 词根: sh-
adj. 短的，短暂的;矮的;短缺的;短期的; adv. 突然;唐突地;简短地;横贯地; n. 短裤;短路;缺乏; vt. 故意少给…的零头，骗取; vi. 短路;
💡 削头”（谐音）削了头人还能不 矮吗？ 网友：双木成林 补充：缩的（谐音），这样就成短的；矮的
"The short story is a difficult art form to master."
短篇小说是一种很难掌握的艺术形式。
近义：abridgment, abbreviation, little, minute, small, squat 反义：lengthened, lengthy, imprudent, intrepid, manful, mettlesome

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