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against [ə'ɡɛnst] 词频1
prep. 反对;对…不利;紧靠;以防;
💡 gain =against (反对)#词根助记：反对
"Ten people voted in favour, five against and two abstained."
十人投票赞成，五人反对，两人弃权。
近义：athwart, agin
public ['pʌblɪk] 词频1 词根: popul
adj. 公众的，公共的;公开的;政府的;人人知道的，知名的; n. 大众;社会;公共场所;（文学家等的）爱读者;
💡 publ人民+ic...的 → 公开的，公众的
"The public are requested not to throw waste paper in the park."
公众被要求不得在公园里乱扔废纸.
近义：assistance, attendance, audience, turnout, concurrence, concurrency 反义：participator, plaintiff, sharer, actor, inside, noteworthy
safety ['sefti] 词频1 词根: ty
n. 安全;安全性;安全处所;中卫; adj. 保障安全的;
💡 safe安全的+ty表名词 →安全
"advice on road safety"
有关道路安全的建议
近义：prevention, security, care
anybody ['ɛnɪbɑdi] 词频1
pron. 任何人，无论谁;随便哪一个人; n. <口语>重要的人，有声名的人;平常人;
💡 any任何+body身体→任何人
"Is there anybody who can help me?"
有人能帮我吗？
近义：any, anyone, one, somebody, someone, whoever
anywhere ['ɛnɪwɛr] 词频2
adv. 什么地方;任何地方;无论何处;〈口〉（用于否定句〕根本(不）;
💡 any任何+where哪里 → 无论何处
"I can't see it anywhere."
我哪儿也见不到它。
近义：anyplace, wherever, whithersoever, everywhere, wheresoever 反义：noplace
right [raɪt] 词频1 词根: 直
adv. 立刻，马上;向右，右边;恰当地;一直; adj. 右方的;正确的;合适的;好的，正常的; n. 正确，正当;右边;权利;右手; vt. 纠正;扶直，使正;整理;补偿; vi. （船舶等）复正，恢复平稳;
💡 请把名字写(write)在右边(right)
"Is the coffee all right?"
这咖啡还满意吗？
近义：avenge, vindicate, wreak, mend, rectify, reerect 反义：counterfeit, fake, forge, obstriction, pledge, responsibility

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