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therefore ['ðɛrfɔr] 词频2
adv. 因此;所以;故;乃;
💡 there这样+fore无实义 → 因此，所以
"He lost his health, and therefore his difficulties increased."
他身体虚弱, 因此更增加了他的困难.
近义：hence, hencewith, hereupon, appropriately, avaunt, properly
resolute ['rɛzəlut] 词频4 词根: solv
adj. 坚决的，刚毅的;不动摇的;
💡 re不+solute溶解→不能溶解→坚决的
"He became even more resolute in his opposition to the plan."
他更加坚决地反对这个计划。
近义：purposive, battling, stalwart, staunch, sturdy, tough 反义：hesitant, inconclusive, indecisive, infirm, insecure, irresolute
trust [trʌst] 词频1
n. 信任;信托;照管;受托基金机构; vt.& vi. 相信， 信任; vt. 对…有信心，依赖于;盼望，自信地期待，设想;相信;让他人照管，托管;
💡 真（truth）信任
"She was inclined to trust him."
她愿意相信他。
近义：rely, confide, believe, hope, reliance, trustfulness 反义：misdoubt, mistrust, suspect, misbelieve
mine [maɪn] 词频1
pron. (I的所有格)我的（东西）; n. 矿;矿井;地雷;水雷; vt.& vi. 在…中开采，开采; vt. 在…中[下]布雷;以地雷[水雷]炸毁;
💡 埋（谐音):埋在地里的- 地雷
"an old college buddy of mine"
我的一位老校友
近义：quarry, sap, undermine, weaken, debilitate, reserve
innocence ['inəsns;'inəsəns] 词频3 词根: 有毒
n. 清白;天真无邪;无罪的人;
"I am convinced of her innocence."
我坚信她是清白无辜的。
近义：inculpability, ingenuousness, artlessness, naivety, simplemindedness, simplicity 反义：blame, culpability, guiltiness
bold [bold] 词频2
adj. 明显的，醒目的;勇敢的，无畏的;莽撞的;陡峭的; n. 粗体字;黑体字;
💡 b(不)+old(老的):因为不老才大胆- 大胆的
"It was a bold move on their part to open a business in France."
在法国开业是他们的一个大胆行动。
近义：boldface, imprudent, intrepid, mettlesome, nervy, audacious 反义：inhibited, ashamed, pusillanimous, bashful, sheepish, short

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