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jealousy ['dʒɛləsi] 词频3 词根: jealous
n. 妒忌，猜忌;戒备，小心提防;
💡 jealous妒忌的+y表名词 →妒忌
"I felt sick with jealousy."
我羡慕得要死。
近义：heartburning, enviousness, envy 反义：humanitarianism, largeheartedness, largess, largesse, liberality, longanimity
grave [ɡrev] 词频2 词根: grav
adj. 重大的，重要的;严重的;[音乐]沉重的;（颜色等）朴素的; adv. 沉重地，庄重地;极慢地; n. 坟墓，墓穴;埋葬…的地方;下场;死亡; vt. 雕刻;铭记;
💡 grav 重+e → 重大的，庄重的
"We visited Grandma's grave."
我们给祖母扫了墓。
近义：calk, caulk, sculpt, sculpture, carve, chisel 反义：idle, immaterial, inconsequential, inconsiderable, insubstantial, meaningless

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