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audacious [ɔ'deʃəs] 词根: audac
adj. 大胆的;鲁莽的;大胆创新的;
💡 aud大胆+acious...的 →大胆的；名词：audacity大胆
"Your plan of going abroad is an audacious decision."
你计划出国是一项大胆的决定.
近义：imprudent, intrepid, manful, mettlesome, nervy, plucky 反义：inhibited, bashful, sheepish, short, shy, timid
finish ['fɪnɪʃ] 词频1 词根: fin
vt.& vi. 完成;结束;吃光;使筋疲力尽; n. 结尾;结束;最后阶段;抛光;
💡 fin结束，范围+ish单词后缀 →完成，结束
"He made a concentrated effort to finish the work on time."
他全力以赴以按时完成这项工作。
近义：artisanship, polish, refinement, style, finesse, gentility 反义：initiate, start, commence, open, enrich, inauguration
ribald ['rɪbld]
adj. 粗俗的，下流的;
"He loves entertaining his friends with ribald stories."
他喜欢用下流故事来逗他的朋友们开心.
近义：indecent, lascivious, lecherous, lewd, licentious, lustful
laughter ['læftɚ] 词频2
n. 笑，笑声;〈古〉好笑的事;〈美俚〉力量悬殊得可笑的体育比赛;大笑;
"a bark of laughter"
一声大笑
近义：heehaw, laugh, laughing, mirth, tehee
hideous ['hidiəs] 词频3
adj. 令人惊骇的;极其丑陋的，可怕的;丑恶的，讨厌的;媸;
"Their new colour scheme is hideous!"
他们新的颜色搭配难看极了！
近义：heinous, horrendous, horrible, horrid, horrific, horrifying
boredom ['bɔ:dəm] 词根: /bə/
n. 讨厌，令人讨厌的事物;无聊，无趣;厌倦;
"I started to eat too much out of sheer boredom."
由于实在闲极无聊，我开始无节制地大吃起来。
近义：monotony, tediousness, tedium, weariness, yawn, ennui 反义：hobby, attractions, pastime, avocation, play, playtime

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