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form [fɔrm] 词频1 词根: form
n. 形状，形式;外形;方式;表格; vt. 形成;构成;组织;塑造; vi. 形成，产生;排队，整队;
💡 form =shape,表示”形状”
"The noun " mouse " is the singular form of " mice " ."
名词mouse是 mice 的单数形式.
近义：past, background, record, dossier, antecedents, institute 反义：hypertrophy, misshape, twist, uglify, warp, contort
capable ['kepəbl] 词频2 词根: cap
adj. 能干的;有才能的;有才华的;能胜任的; n. 有才能的，能干的;
💡 cap握住+able形容词后缀,具有某种性质的 → 有能力的，有才能的
"He's quite capable of lying to get out of trouble."
靠撒谎渡过难关他挺有一套。
近义：apt, proficient, qualified, skilled, suitable, usable 反义：incompetent, inefficient, unable, uncapable, unfit, unqualified
action ['ækʃən] 词频1 词根: ion
n. 行动，活动;功能，作用;手段;[法]诉讼;
💡 后缀:ion 构成抽象名词,表示行为,行为的结果
"The time has come for action if these beautiful animals are to survive."
若要使这些美丽的动物能生存下去，现在就要行动起来。
近义：movement, advance, implement, start, activate, proceeding 反义：inactivity, ineffectiveness, inertia, rest, inactiveness
change [tʃeindʒ] 词频1
vt. 改变，变更;交换，替换;兑换;换衣服（床单）; vi. 改变，转变;交换，互换;换衣，更衣; n. 变化，改变;交换，交替;零钱，找头;代替物;
💡 产(chan)鸽(ge) 改变有 零钱 网友：张腾 补充：chang 为 常，e为娥，常娥奔月代表月亮，而月亮是变化无常的。用联想分拆法记下
"political groups agitating for social change"
鼓吹社会变革的政治团体
近义：switch, modify, mutate, transform, unsettle, upset 反义：hold, husband, keep, prop, save, steady
words [[wə:dz]]
n. 言语；话语；字（word的复数）
influencing
a. 影响的

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