📚 名句词汇解析

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attention [ə'tɛnʃən] 词频1 词根: tend
n. 注意，注意力;照料，关怀;殷勤; int. [口令]立正;
💡 at向+tent延伸+ion表名词 →伸展出去听别人讲 →注意力
"He nodded absently, his attention absorbed by the screen."
他专心注视着屏幕，只是心不在焉地点了点头。
近义：heedfulness, application, industriousness, intentness, interest, mindfulness 反义：apathy, impassiveness, impassivity, indifference, indolence, lassitude
whatever [wət'ɛvɚ] 词频2
pron. 无论什么;任何（事物）;诸如此类;（表示不在乎，什么都可接受）什么都可以; adj. 无论什么…都;无论怎样…都;任何…也;
💡 what什么+ever究竟→无论什么
"Do whatever seems best to you."
你觉得什么最好，就做什么。
近义：any, whatsoever, whichever, whichsoever, either, anything
anybody ['ɛnɪbɑdi] 词频1
pron. 任何人，无论谁;随便哪一个人; n. <口语>重要的人，有声名的人;平常人;
💡 any任何+body身体→任何人
"Is there anybody who can help me?"
有人能帮我吗？
近义：any, anyone, one, somebody, someone, whoever
praise [prez] 词频1 词根: 价值
n. 赞扬，称赞;崇拜;赞词; v. 赞扬，赞美;歌颂;崇拜;
💡 prais价值，评价+e→称其有很高价值，给以很高评价→称赞，赞美，赞扬，颂扬
"He referred to your work in terms of high praise."
他对你的工作大加赞扬.
近义：apotheosize, honor, hurrah, applaud, laud, magnify 反义：attack, recuse, reproach, batter, hammer, censure
simply ['sɪmpli] 词频1
adv. 简单地，朴素地;（引出概括或解释）不过，仅仅;简直;<非正>实在;
💡 sim一次 + ply 折叠 →折一次 → ad.简单地；朴素地
"The clock is simply for ornament; it doesn't work any more."
这架时钟纯属摆设，它再也不走了。
近义：just, merely, only, purely, solely, but 反义：elaborately, painfully, wearisomely, challengingly, hardly
blame [blem] 词频1
vt. 指责，责怪;归咎于; n. 责备;责任;过失;
💡 不(b)是瘸子(lame)的错,不要 责备他 逼(b)跛(lame)子跑步应受 责备 网友：zxl 补充：责备（blame）是要发火（flame）的
"She doesn't blame anyone for her father's death."
她没把她父亲的死归罪于任何人。
近义：scapegoat, accuse, fault, impeach, impute, inculpate 反义：indulgence, pardon, purge, remit, resolve, spare

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