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uneasy [ʌn'izi] 词频3
adj. 心神不安的;不稳定的;不舒服的;
💡 un不+eas放松+y形容词后缀→心神不安的，忧虑的
"He was beginning to feel distinctly uneasy about their visit."
他对他们的造访明显地感到不安起来。
近义：anxious, inconvenient, jumpy, leery, mistrustful, nervous 反义：mild, pacific, peaceable, peaceful, placid, quiet
head [hed] 词频1 词根: /hi:/
n. 上端;头脑;头部;首脑，首长; vt. 用头顶;前进;作为…的首领;站在…的前头; vi. 朝…行进;出发;向…方向移动;船驶往; adj. 头的;在前头的;首要的;在顶端的;
💡 他（he) 头大做了帽子 广告 网友：difficult 补充：
"They have appointed a new head teacher at my son's school."
我儿子读书的学校任命了一位新校长。
近义：lead, manage, skipper, command, captain, conduct
crown [kraʊn] 词频1
n. 王冠;花冠（有时象征胜利）;王权;（某物的）顶部; vt. （尤指通过增添成就、成功等）使圆满;为…加冕;使圆满完成;给…以荣誉; vi. 露顶;
💡 手持长叉(cr)的人给自己(own)戴上 王冠
"land owned by the Crown"
王国的土地
近义：top, pinnacle, reach, accomplish, climax, culminate 反义：overthrow, overturn, subvert, supplant, topple, tumble
lies
v. 躺卧（lie的第三人称单数形式）
近义：skulduggery, chicanery
wears
v. 穿着( wear的第三人称单数 ); 磨成; 使疲乏; 同意

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"Some rise by sin, and some by virtue fall."
"My salad days, when I was green in judgement, cold in blood."
"And many strokes, though with a little axe, Hew down and fell the hardest-timbered oak."
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