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cowardly [['kauədli]] 词频4
a. 怯懦的, 懦弱的；胆小的
近义：poltroon, pusillanimous, recreant, unmanly, yellowbellied, yellowbelly 反义：imprudent, intrepid, assertive, manful, manly, mettlesome
bark [bɑrk] 词频2
vi. 吠叫;厉声说话; vt. 大声喊出;厉声说出; n. 犬吠声;似吠声;树皮;
💡 酒吧(bar)和肯德鸡(k)里面都有 犬吠声
"He slashed the bark off the tree with his knife."
他用刀把树皮从树上砍下.
近义：yap, yip, peel, decorticate, barking, woof
dogs
n. 瘦狗类；狗（dog的复数）
loudest
loud（响亮的, 大声的, 高声的）的最高级形式

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