Don't rule out working with your hands. It does not preclude using your head.
— Andy Rooney  ·  No category

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preclude [prɪ'klud] 词根: pre
vt. 阻止;排除;妨碍;
💡 pre….前的，预先+clude关闭→提前关闭→阻止
"We try to preclude any possibility of misunderstanding."
我们努力排除任何误解的可能性.
近义：hinder, impede, interdict, obstruct, avert, prevent
rule [ru:l] 词频1 词根: 统治
n. 规则，规定;统治，支配;章程; vt.& vi. 控制，支配;判定;裁定，裁决;价格稳定; vt. 统治;规定;管理;裁决; vi. 统治;管辖;裁定;
💡 入(ru)了(le)组织按 规章受 控制 网友：马 胜 敏 补充：1：如（ru）果一（l）只鹅e）长得有树苗（r）高，相信不用尺子量也是世界上最大的 4：乳（r
"Tunisia achieved independence from French colonial rule in 1956."
突尼斯于1956年从法国的殖民统治下获得独立。
近义：lead, boss, captain, control, direct, dominate 反义：heed, hold, honor, keep, observe, respect
working [['wə:kiŋ]] 词频2
n. 工作, 运转, 劳动\\na. 工作的, 劳动的, 经营的, 抽搐的, 运转的
近义：march, operation, performance, running, behavior, actuating
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
hands
n. 拥有, 所有\\n[计] 动手
近义：labor, laborers, workpeople, labour, labourers
using
[计] 使用
近义：utilizing

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"Making duplicate copies and computer printouts of things no one wanted even one of in the first place is giving America a new sense of purpose."
"The 50-50-90 rule: Anytime you have a 50-50 chance of getting something right, there's a 90% probability you'll get it wrong."
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