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perpetual [pɚ'pɛtʃuəl] 词频3 词根: pet
adj. 永久的;不断的;无期限的;四季开花的;
💡 per贯穿+pet追寻+ual…的 →一直追的 → 无休止的；永久的
"the perpetual noise of traffic"
持续不断的交通噪声
近义：lasting, lifelong, perdurable, permanent, unending, chronic 反义：perishable, short, transient, transitory, unabiding, brief
holiday ['hɑləde] 词频2
n. 假日，休息日;节日; vi. 度假，休假;
💡 holi=holy神圣的+day日子 → 宗教节日 → 节日，假日
"The company offers scuba-diving as an add-on to the basic holiday price."
这家公司提供带水肺潜水活动，不包括在基本度假费用以内。
近义：vacation, aestivate, estivate, holyday, playday, sabbath 反义：weekday, usable, workaday, exploitable
definition [,dɛfɪ'nɪʃən] 词频4 词根: fin
n. 定义;规定，明确;[物]清晰度;解释;
💡 de使…成为+fin界限+ition名词后缀→划出界限→定义
"Can you give a more precise definition of the word?"
你能给这个词下个更确切的定义吗？
近义：outline, picture, portraiture, term, word, delineation 反义：hesitation, indecision, indecisiveness, indistinctness, irresolution, uncertainty
working [['wə:kiŋ]] 词频2
n. 工作, 运转, 劳动\\na. 工作的, 劳动的, 经营的, 抽搐的, 运转的
近义：march, operation, performance, running, behavior, actuating
hell [hel] 词频2
n. 地狱，阴间;训斥;胡闹，见鬼;苦境，罪恶之地; vi. 过放荡生活;（车辆）急驰，飞驰; int. 该死;见鬼（表示惊奇、烦恼、厌恶、恼怒、失望等）;
💡 他(he)被打入11层(11)地狱
"What the Hell's a Naiad Dyad?"
到底什么是“水中仙女二元体”？
近义：inferno, hades, pandemonium, chaos, heck, shit 反义：paradise, glory

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