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ahead [ə'hɛd] 词频1 词根: a
adv. 在（某人或某事物的）前面;向前;预先;在将来，为未来;
💡 a在…，…的+head头→在前地
"Ahead of them was a gaping abyss."
他们前面是一个巨大的深渊。
近义：on, onward, thereinafter, before, along, forward 反义：back, fro
perpetual [pɚ'pɛtʃuəl] 词频3 词根: pet
adj. 永久的;不断的;无期限的;四季开花的;
💡 per贯穿+pet追寻+ual…的 →一直追的 → 无休止的；永久的
"the perpetual noise of traffic"
持续不断的交通噪声
近义：lasting, lifelong, perdurable, permanent, unending, chronic 反义：perishable, short, transient, transitory, unabiding, brief
expectancy [ɪk'spɛktənsi]
n. 期待，期望;期望的东西;
💡 expect期望+ancy名词后缀→期待，期望
"There was an air of expectancy among the waiting crowd."
等待的人群有一种期盼的心情。
近义：watchfulness, expectance, expectation, anticipation, anxiety, longing
walk [wɔk] 词频1
vt.& vi. 走;步行;散步; n. 步行;步态;人行道;步行的路径; vi. 行走;陪伴…走;徒步旅行;不翼而飞; vt. 牵着（动物）走，遛，赶着…走;
"The sidewalk is very uneven — be careful where you walk."
这人行道凹凸不平——走路时请小心.
近义：march, move, pass, ride, roam, transit 反义：quit, rest, stand, cease, desist, end
myself [maɪ'sɛlf] 词频1
pron. 我自己，亲自;
"I wouldn't demean myself by asking for charity."
我决不低三下四地乞求施舍。
近义：me, i
miracles
n. 奇迹( miracle的复数形式 ); 奇事; 令人惊奇的事; 非凡的事

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