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separate ['sɛpret] 词频1 词根: se
vt.& vi. 分开;（使）分离;区分;隔开; vt. 分离（混合物）;分居;分类;割开; vi. 分手;断裂;（夫妻）分居;断绝关系;
💡 separ分离 + ate 形容词后缀 具有...的 → adj.分离的；个别的
"Raw meat must be kept separate from cooked meat."
生肉和熟肉必须分开存放。
近义：isolate, segregate, sever, split, detach, disjoin 反义：articulate, link, rabbet, splice, stick, tie
distinctly [dɪ'stɪŋktli] 词频2
adv. 明显地;无疑地;确实地;逼真;
💡 sting, stinct 表”分开;熄灭,消除,刺激”#词根助记：dis分开+stinct→把刺分开→区别,明显
"We were distinctly underwhelmed by the director's speech."
主任的讲话显然令我们感觉索然无味。
近义：articulately, obviously, openly, overtly, patently, plain
connect [kə'nɛkt] 词频1 词根: con
vt. 连接，联结;使…有联系;为…接通电话;插入插座; vi. 连接;建立关系;[体]成功击中;
💡 con共同+nect连结 → 连结
"Connect the hose to the tap and turn on the tap."
把水管接在龙头上,打开水龙头.
近义：interlink, join, link, attach, splice, tie 反义：sever, uncouple, unplug, break, decouple, detach
grow [ɡro] 词频1 词根: gr-
vt. 种植;扩大;扩展;增加; vi. 生长;渐渐变得;逐渐开始; vt.& vi. （使）留长，蓄长;
"He has decided to grow a beard and a moustache."
他已经决定留起络腮胡子和髭。
近义：proliferate, propagate, breed, upsize, expand, increase 反义：shrink, lessen, attenuate, reduce, remit, slacken
mature [mə'tʃʊr] 词频3
adj. （人、树木、鸟或动物）成熟的;仔细考虑过的;到期（应该支付）的;成年人的; vi. 成熟，长成;（票据等）到期; vt. 使…成熟;使…长成;慎重拟定（计划等）;
💡 莫求啊（谐音）： 成熟的是求不来的 ma(妈)+ture(true):从少女到妈妈才做到了真正的 成熟 网友：yqy 补充：妈妈（ma）成熟（mature）于大
"They intend to allocate more places to mature students this year."
今年他们打算给成人学生提供更多的名额。
近义：senesce, age, ripen, season, expire, adult 反义：infantile, juvenile, baby, babyish, puerile, sophomoric
closely ['klosli] 词频1
adv. 接近地;紧密地;严密地;亲近地;
"She closely resembles her sister."
她和她姐姐很像。
近义：intimately, tightly, observantly, attentively, watchfully, carefully 反义：yon, yonder, distantly

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