📚 名句词汇解析

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confess [kən'fɛs] 词频2 词根: con
v. 供认;坦白;承认;悔过;
💡 con全部+fess说→全部说出→承认，坦白
"I confess it with shame -- shrunk icily into myself, like a snail."
我羞愧地忏悔了 —— 冷冰冰地退缩, 像个蜗牛.
近义：own, accept, acknowledge, avow, concede, honor 反义：impugn, naysay, negate, object, oppose, rebut
persuade [pɚ'swed] 词频2 词根: suad
vt.& vi. 说服;劝说;使相信;使信服;
💡 per贯穿，自始至终+suade劝→一直劝→劝说
"I failed in my attempt to persuade her."
我未能说服她。
近义：incite, induce, influence, proselytize, sway, convert 反义：unsell, deter, discourage
people ['pipl] 词频1 词根: 公众
n. 人，人类;居民;人民;种族; vt. 居住于，布满;使住满人，在…殖民;把动物放养在;
💡 popul, publ 表”人民”
"I can't abide people with no sense of humour."
我讨厌和没有幽默感的人打交道。
近义：populate, settle, crowd, individuals, persons, folks 反义：person, single, subject, dude, bleeder, bloke
little ['lɪtl] 词频1
adj. 小的;琐碎的;娇小的;幼小的; adv. 不多，略微;少许，一点;短时间地; n. （表示否定）微少;没有多少;短时间; det. （数量上）微少的，少到几乎没有的;（a little）少量的，一些;
"His little affectations irritated her."
他的装腔作势令她不快。
近义：minute, pokey, poky, short, small, tiny 反义：large, major, sizeable, sizable, some, capital
large [lɑrdʒ] 词频1
adv. 大大地;夸大地;详细地;顺风地; adj. 大的;大规模的;大型号的;广泛的; v. 玩个痛快;（尤指跳舞和饮酒）作乐;
"The two large classrooms have been assigned to us."
这两间大教室分配给了我们。
近义：major, sizeable, big, sizable, some, capital 反义：small
faults
n. 缺点( fault的名词复数 ); 毛病; 失误; 过失

📜 Francois de La Rochefoucauld 的更多名言

"The confidence which we have in ourselves gives birth to much of that which we have in others."
"One cannot answer for his courage when he has never been in danger."
"A true friend is the greatest of all blessings, and that which we take the least care of all to acquire."
"It is often merely for an excuse that we say things are impossible."
"He who lives without folly is not so wise as he imagines."
"The sort of liveliness which increases with age is not far distant from madness."
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— Unknown
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— Alfred North Whitehead
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