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pretty ['prɪti] 词频1
adj. 漂亮的;机灵的，聪明的; adv. 相当，颇; n. 漂亮的人（或东西）;
"Two days after the accident she still looked pretty banged up."
事故过去两天后她看上去伤势仍然很重。
近义：lovable, lovely, neat, nice, smart, super 反义：homely, inartistic, unaesthetic, unattractive, unbeautiful, uncomely
mouth [maʊθ] 词频1
n. 口;出入口;传闻; vt. 装腔作势地说;喃喃地说，心不在焉地说，言不由衷地说; vi. 装腔作势说话;
💡 音“冒失”，冒失的就是“嘴” 摸(m)了摸在外面(out)喝(h)过汽水的 嘴
"He wiped his hand across his mouth, then belched loudly."
他用手抹了抹嘴，然后打了个响亮的饱嗝。
近义：articulate, name, phrase, pronounce, speak, utter
unanswerable
a. 无法回答的, 没有责任的\\n[法] 不能回答的, 无法争辩的, 决定性的
近义：incontestable, indisputable, irrebuttable, irrefragable, irrefutable, absolute 反义：impugnable, arguable, objectionable, protestable, questionable, rebuttable
arguments
n. 参数
近义：discussions, reasoning, reasons, grounds

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