I cannot pretend to feel impartial about colours. I rejoice with the brilliant ones and am genuinely sorry for the poor browns.
— Sir Winston Churchill  ·  No category

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pretend [prɪ'tɛnd] 词频2 词根: pre
vt. 假装，伪装;假称;装扮; vi. 扮演;自称;假装，矫作; adj. 仿制的;
💡 pre提前+tend延伸→提前伸出想好借口 → 假装，借口
"So you don't need to pretend, do you?"
所以你不必装假了, 对 吧 ?
近义：purport, represent, sham, simulate, dissemble, fake
impartial [ɪm'pɑrʃəl] 词频5 词根: im
adj. 不偏不倚的;公平的，公正的;无私的;持平;
💡 im不，无，非+partial不公平的 →公平的
"He gave an impartial view of the state of affairs in Ireland."
他对爱尔兰的事态发表了公正的看法.
近义：just, neutral, objective, righteous, straight, unbiased 反义：prejudiced, prejudicial, prepossessed, sided, tendentious, biased
brilliant ['brɪljənt] 词频2 词根: berillus
adj. 明亮的;<非正式>美好的;闪耀的;才华横溢的; n. 宝石;钻石;
💡 brilli=brill光辉+ ant...的 → 光辉的；卓越的；杰出的；有才气的
"What a brilliant idea!"
真是个绝妙的主意！
近义：jewel, diamond, incandescent, irradiant, lambent, lucent 反义：matt, dull, idiot, idiotic, ignorant, moronic
feel [fil] 词频1
vt. 感觉;认为;触摸;试探; vt.& vi. 感觉，觉得;认为，以为;触摸; n. 感觉;触摸;感受;触觉; vi. 觉得;摸索;
"I feel all achy."
我感到浑身疼痛。
近义：notice, perceive, sense, be, touch, hold
rejoice [rɪ'dʒɔɪs] 词频2
vi. 高兴;欢庆; vt. 使高兴;使欢喜;
💡 re(一再)+joi(joy高兴)+ce:一再 高兴{著名品牌&quot;&quot;&quot;&quot;飘柔&quot;&quot;&quot;&quot
"When the war ended, people finally had cause to rejoice."
战争结束，人们终于可以欢欣鼓舞了。
近义：joy, revel, exult, rollick, celebrate, delectate 反义：mourn, sadden, sorrow, darken, anguish, grieve
genuinely [['dʒenjuinli]] 词频5
adv. 真诚地；诚实地
近义：honestly, authentically, purely, sincerely

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