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forgive [fɚ'ɡɪv] 词频2 词根: for
vt.& vi. 原谅; 饶恕; 对不起;请原谅 ; vt. 免除;
💡 for(away from)+give→原谅（=to give away）
"I'll never forgive her for what she did."
我绝不会原谅她做的事。
近义：indulgence, absolve, pardon, remit, resolve, spare 反义：impeach, implicate, impute, incriminate, inculpate, indict
dying ['daɪɪŋ] 词频2
adj. <口>渴望，切盼;垂死的，临终的;会死的;快熄灭的; v. “die”的现在分词;
"He conjured them with his dying breath to look after his children."
他临终时恳求他们照顾他的孩子.
近义：agony, moribund, death, agonizing
find [faɪnd] 词频1
v. 发现;找到;查明;发觉; n. 发现物;被发现的人;
💡 翻的(谐音): 找东西是要“翻的
"We searched in all quarters but still couldn't find it."
我们到处寻找,但仍没能找到.
近义：learn, realize, locate, perceive, sense, spot 反义：ignore, neglect, overleap, overlook, overrule, pass
theirs [ðɛrz] 词频3
pron. 他们的;他的或她的;
"Theirs are the children with very fair hair."
他们的孩子是那些长着满头金发的。
近义：hers, his
amusing [[ə'mju:ziŋ]] 词频3
a. 有趣的, 引人发笑的
近义：jocular, pleasant, pleasurable, recreative, waggish, winsome 反义：humdrum, insipid, insufferable, irksome, irritating, lethal
cannot ['kænɔt] 词频1
=can not;未可;不能;不可;
"You cannot stay here ad infinitum without paying rent."
你不付房租就不能永远住在这里。

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