It is the excitement of becoming - always becoming, trying, probing, falling, resting, and trying again- but always trying and always gaining...
— Lyndon B. Johnson  ·  No category

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excitement [ɪk'saɪtmənt] 词频2 词根: cite
n. 兴奋，激动;令人兴奋的事;刺激，振奋;
💡 ex加强+cite唤起+ment表名词→刺激,激动,兴奋;令人兴奋的事
"The excitement at the start of a race can really get the adrenalin flowing ."
起跑时的激动确实能使人热血沸腾。
近义：furore, anxiety, anxiousness, heat, impetuosity, apprehension 反义：imperturbability, pax, peace, peacefulness, quiet, quietness
trying ['traɪɪŋ] 词频4
adj. 令人难于忍受的;难堪的;令人厌烦的; v. 试图( try的现在分词);试验，尝试;审讯;
💡 try(考验)+ing(形容词后缀)→难堪的；使人痛苦的
"an ageing pop star trying to stage a comeback"
试图重返歌坛的已经上了年纪的流行音乐歌星
近义：arduous, irksome, labored, laborious, nagging, nervy
again [ə'ɡɛn] 词频1
adv. 再一次;再说;此外;不过;
💡 小偷一次(a)得手(gain)还想 再次。
"Could you say it again, please?"
请再说一遍好吗？
近义：more, afresh, agin, encore, anew
becoming [[bi'kʌmiŋ]]
a. 合适的, 适当的
近义：ideal, appropriate, apt, pat, perfect, proper 反义：improper, inappropriate, inconvenient, indecorous, inelegant, undue
probing [['proubiŋ]]
[电] 探求
近义：prospecting, sampling, inquest, inquiry, investigation, probe
falling
a. 落下的, 坠落的, 下降的\\n[化] 消胀
近义：tumble, dropping, collapse, downfall, downturn, drop 反义：ascendant, ascendent, rising, uphill, upline, upward

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