Never be afraid to laugh at yourself, after all, you could be missing out on the joke of the century.
— Dame Edna Everage  ·  No category

📚 名句词汇解析

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yourself [jɔr'sɛlf] 词频1
pron. 你自己;（用以加强语气）亲自;你的正常或健康的情况;
💡 your你的+self自己 → 你自己
"De-stress yourself with a relaxing bath."
舒舒服服洗个澡放松一下。
近义：herself, himself, itself, oneself, themselves, thyself
missing ['mɪsɪŋ] 词频2 词根: 投掷
adj. 失去的;下落不明的; v. 错过( miss的现在分词);
💡 miss 表示“丢失”\" + ing [名词后缀],构成抽象名词，表示行为、状态、情况及其他 → a.缺掉的，失去的
"The missing letter had been misfiled."
找不着的那封信放错地方了。
近义：absent, lost, astray, mislaid, stray, departed 反义：coexistent, contemporary, current, existent, left, leftover
century ['sɛntʃəri] 词频1 词根: cent
n. 百年，一世纪;百个;（板球）一百分;<美>百元钞票;
💡 cent 表”百”; 十进制中表小数点的前缀
"The discovery of distillation is usually accredited to the Arabs of the 11th century."
通常认为，蒸馏法是阿拉伯人在11世纪发明的。
afraid [ə'fred] 词频1
adj. 害怕的;担心的;恐怕;畏惧，害怕;
💡 词根af-向，词缀raid打、袭击，“担心挨打
"It's all over. There's nothing to be afraid of now."
一切都结束了。现在没有什么可怕的了。
近义：apprehensive, intimidated, nervous, awed, awestricken, awestruck 反义：intrepid, mettlesome, nervy, audacious, plucky, rash
laugh [læf] 词频1
vi. 笑;发笑;嘲笑;（特别表示因成功而）处于有利地位; vt. 以笑表示，以笑感动[影响]; n. 笑;笑声;引人发笑的事或人;笑料;
💡 拉(la)五(u)缸(g)红(h)糖让人 大笑
"She gave a short, derisive laugh."
她讥讽地笑了笑。
近义：tehee, heehaw, laughing, laughter, mirth 反义：pule, snivel, sob, tear, wail, water
joke [dʒok] 词频1
n. 笑话，玩笑;笑柄，笑料; vt.& vi. 开玩笑;戏弄;闹着玩;说着玩;
💡 美人鱼 j和很棒(ok)的鹅(e)开 玩笑
"They all doubled up when I told my joke."
当我讲笑话时,他们都笑得直不起身子来.
近义：jest, kid, banter, rib, tease, chaff 反义：reliability, responsibility, sedateness, staidness, thoughtfulness, earnestness

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