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devil ['dɛvl] 词频1
n. 魔鬼;家伙;淘气鬼;冒失鬼; vt. 虐待，折磨;（用扯碎机）扯碎;（替作家，律师等）做助手;抹辣味料烤制或煎煮;
💡 diabolo-, diabol- 表示”魔鬼”
"He's a crafty old devil."
他是个奸诈狡猾的家伙。
近义：daemon, daimon, demon, deuce, fiend 反义：archangel, seraph, cherub
assume [ə'sum] 词频1 词根: sume
v. 假定，认为;承担;装出;呈现;
💡 as加强+sume拿取→主动拿起 → 承担；假装，假定
"You cannot assume that a speaker of English is ipso facto qualified to teach English."
你不能假定会说英语的人就有资格教英语。
近义：infer, postulate, presume, regard, suppose, surmise 反义：overrule, disregard
power ['paʊɚ] 词频1 词根: 力量
n. [机]动力，功率;力量;政权，权力;强国，大国; vt. 运转;用发动机发动;使…有力量; vi. 靠动力行进;快速行进; adj. 权力的;机械能的，电动的;用电力（或动力）发动的;
"The engine is being specially adapted to increase its power."
正在对这台引擎进行改装以增加它的功率.
近义：move, operate, activate, actuate, energise, energize 反义：incapacity, powerlessness, weariness, impotency, impotentness, impossibility
pleasing ['pli:ziŋ] 词频3
adj. 令人愉快的，舒适的;惹人喜欢的;满意的; v. （使…）高兴( please的现在分词);（使…）满意;
"The new building was pleasing to the eye ."
这座新楼真漂亮。
近义：appealing, appropriate, inviting, arresting, arrestive, likeable 反义：antipathetic, loathsome, offensive, ugly, unappealing, unappetizing
shape [ʃep] 词频1 词根: sh-
n. 形状;模型;状态;身材; vt. 塑造;使符合;体现; vi. 使成形;形成;
💡 形破(谐音): 形状破 上海(sh)阿婆(ap)的眼睛(e) 形状很好 网友：马 胜 敏 补充：1：上海（sh）有个一个外形类似于猿（ape）人的小男孩
"Red blood cells are roughly the shape of a disk."
红细胞大致呈圆盘状。
近义：materialize, model, mold, mould, outline, pattern 反义：hypertrophy, misshape, twist, uglify, warp, contort
hath
vbl.<废>have的第三人称单数现在式

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"But, for my own part, it was Greek to me."
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