When you are not physically starving, you have the luxury to realize psychic and emotional starvation.
— Cherrie Moraga  ·  No category

📚 名句词汇解析

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luxury ['lʌɡʒəri] 词频2 词根: 光线
n. 奢侈，豪华;奢侈品，美食，美衣;乐趣，享受;不常有的乐趣（或享受、优势）; adj. 奢华的，豪华的;
💡 luxu+ry(表示抽象名词的后缀)→奢侈（品）
"a luxury cruise liner"
豪华邮轮
近义：sumptuosity, sumptuousness, costliness, dressiness 反义：homeliness, ingenuousness, innocence, artlessness, naivete, naivety
realize ['rɪrlaɪz] 词频1 词根: 统治
vt. 实现;了解，意识到;（所担心的事）发生;以…价格卖出; vt.& vi. 变卖，赚得;
💡 real真实的+ize表动词→实现
"I didn't realize the intensity of people's feelings on this issue."
我没有意识到这一问题能引起群情激奋.
近义：apprehend, note, notice, perceive, sense, realise 反义：misunderstand, quit, relinquish, renounce, resign, waive
psychic ['saɪkɪk] 词根: psych
adj. 精神的;超自然的;灵魂的，心灵的; n. 通灵的或有特异功能的人，巫师;
💡 psych, psycho 心智,精神,灵魂
"Some people are said to have psychic powers."
据说有些人有通灵的能力.
近义：medium, psychical
emotional [ɪ'moʃənl] 词频2 词根: mob
adj. 表现强烈情感的;令人动情的;易动感情的;感情脆弱的;
💡 emotion情感+al...的 →感情上的
"Emotional problems can seriously interfere with a student's work."
感情问题可能严重妨碍学生的学习.
近义：appealing, moving, poignant, rousing, bathetic, sensitive 反义：inanimate, inert, insentient, lifeless, asleep, numbed
starvation [stɑr'veʃən] 词频4 词根: st-
n. 挨饿;饥饿;饿死;绝食;
💡 starv=starve使饿死+ation表名词 →饥饿
"Many people die of starvation during famines every year."
每年发生饥荒时都有许多人饿死.
近义：hunger, inanition, famine 反义：apathy, indifference, weariness, apositia, hyporexia, anorexia
physically ['fɪzɪkli] 词频4 词根: 自然
adv. 体格上，身体上;物理上;<非正>完全地;
"I like John but I don't find him attractive physically."
我喜欢约翰，不过我认为他长得并不英俊。
近义：materially, bodily

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