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adequate [ˈædɪkwət] 词频2 词根: equ
adj. 足够的;适当的，恰当的;差强人意的;胜任的;
💡 ad=加强意义+equ相等+ate...的→能满足需要的→足够的，充分的，适当的
"an adequate supply of hot water"
热水供应充足
近义：appropriate, apt, passable, pat, average, proper 反义：inappropriate, inapt, incompatible, insufficient, lacking, scanty
income ['ɪnkʌm] 词频2 词根: in
n. 收入，进款;进来的动作;进入;
💡 in 向内，进入 + come来 → n.收入；收益；进款
"Who will be the main beneficiary of the cuts in income tax?"
削减所得税的主要受益者将是谁？
近义：interest, proceeds, profit, rental, rents, returns 反义：outgo, outlay, spending, cost, debit, defrayal
small [smɔl] 词频1
adj. 小的;难为情的;低级的，卑劣的;细微的，微弱的; adv. 小小地;卑鄙地; n. 细小部分，腰部;琐碎东西;身份低的人;矮小的人;
"These small particles agglomerate together to form larger clusters."
这些颗粒聚结形成较大的团。
近义：little, meager, meagre, minute, reduced, scanty 反义：large, major, sizeable, sizable, some, capital
demoralizing [[di'mɔrəlaiziŋ]]
a. 使丧失信心的, 令人泄气的\\nv. 使士气低落, 使意志消沉( demoralize的现在分词 )
近义：corrupting, debasing 反义：moralistic, sententious, judgmental, judgemental

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