When I have a kid, I wanna put him in one of those strollers for twins, then run around the mall looking frantic.
— Steven Wright  ·  No category

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around [ə'raʊnd] 词频1
adv. 大约;旋转;到处，四处;在周围; prep. 围绕;在附近;前后，左右;在…周围;
💡 前缀:a 表示加强意义
"He arrived around five o'clock."
他大约是五点钟到的。
近义：about, approximately, loosely, nearly, roughly, thereabout
mall [mɔ:l]
n. 购物中心;林荫路;铁圈球场;
"There is a large mall on the street."
在这条街上有一家大商场.
近义：parkway, avenue, walk, promenade, boulevard, esplanade
frantic ['fræntɪk] 词频3
adj. 发疯似的;发狂的;厉害的;非常的;
"I've had a frantic rush to get my work done."
我急急忙忙地赶完工作.
近义：hopeless, insane, maniac, maniacal, overcome, overexcited 反义：mild, pacific, peaceful, placid, quiet, tranquil
wanna [['wɔnə, 'wɑ:nə]]
vt. 要(做), 想(做), 想要(某物)
Twins
n. 双子座, 双子宫
近义：gemini
looking
a. 有…相貌的；有…样子的
近义：look

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