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particularly [pɚ'tɪkjəlɚli] 词频1 词根: 部分
adv. 特别;尤其;异乎寻常地;
💡 particular特别的+ly...地→有自己的部分地→特别地
"Spending the holidays in Britain wasn't a prospect that I found particularly appealing."
在英国度假对我并不特别有吸引力。
近义：namely, peculiarly, privately, properly, really, singularly
fallen [['fɔ:lən]] 词频1
a. 堕落的, 落下来的, 陷落的\\nfall的过去分词
近义：ruined, broken, down
sickening [['sikəniŋ, 'sikniŋ]] 词频4
a. 引起疾病的, 引起呕吐的, 令人厌恶的, 使人作呕的
近义：icky, loathly, loathsome, nasty, nauseating, noisome
thud [θʌd] 词频5
n. 重击声;砰的一声; v. 砰然下落;发出砰声;
"His head hit the floor with a dull thud."
他的头砰的一声撞在了地板上。
近义：plump, slump, flump, plonk, plunk, rap
morning ['mɔrnɪŋ] 词频1
n. 早晨;上午;黎明;早期，初期;
💡 摸领（谐音): 早晨起来摸一摸一衣领 早晨山(m)上或许(or)很宁(ning)静
"It was bedlam at our house on the morning of the wedding."
婚礼的那天早上，我们家闹哄哄的。
近义：awakening, sunrise, dawn, daybreak, forenoon, matinal 反义：nighttime, nite, evening, night, nightly, nocturnal

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