Whatever God's dream about man may be, it seems certain it cannot come true unless man cooperates.
— Stella Terrill Mann  ·  Religion

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whatever [wət'ɛvɚ] 词频2
pron. 无论什么;任何（事物）;诸如此类;（表示不在乎，什么都可接受）什么都可以; adj. 无论什么…都;无论怎样…都;任何…也;
💡 what什么+ever究竟→无论什么
"Do whatever seems best to you."
你觉得什么最好，就做什么。
近义：any, whatsoever, whichever, whichsoever, either, anything
dream [drim] 词频1 词根: dr-
vi. 梦想;做梦;梦见;想到; vt.& vi. 做梦，向往; vt. 梦想;做梦;想到; n. 梦想;愿望;梦; adj. 梦的;理想的;不切实际的;
💡 追梦”（谐音）- 梦
"The dream picture dissolved away when she woke up."
她醒来时,梦中美景便消失了.
近义：moon, muse, daydream, fantasize, covet, ambition 反义：sooth, substantiality, truth, verity, actuality, fact
certain ['sə:tən] 词频1 词根: an
adj. 某一;必然的;已确定的; pron. [动词用复数]某些;
"Federal courts have a certain cachet which state courts lack."
联邦法院有某种州法院所缺乏的特别的东西.
近义：some, inarguable, indisputable, indubitable, invariable, irrefragable 反义：neither, implausible, improbable, uncertain, unlikely, avoidable
come [kʌm] 词频1
vi. 来;开始;出现;发生; vt. 做;装扮…的样子;将满（…岁）; int. 嗨！;
"The time has come for action if these beautiful animals are to survive."
若要使这些美丽的动物能生存下去，现在就要行动起来。
近义：impersonate, perform, personify, portray, represent, stage 反义：leave, absquatulate, retire, retreat, scat, split
true [tru] 词频1
adj. 真正的;真实的;忠实的;正确的; adv. 真正地;确实地;正确地;正当地; n. 真理，真实;正，准，精确; vt. 摆正;决定（某物）的位置以使其平衡、平稳或水平;
"A whale is a fish. True or false?"
鲸鱼是鱼，对还是错？
近义：legitimate, original, authentic, real, sterling, truthful 反义：illegitimate, imitation, artificial, mock, phoney, phony
unless [ən'lɛs] 词频1
conj. 除非，如果不; prep. 除了，…除外;
"The cultural life of the country will sink into atrophy unless more writers and artists emerge."
如果没有更多的作家和艺术家出现，这个国家的文化生活将衰退。
近义：save, except

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