📚 名句词汇解析

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truth [trʊθ] 词频1
n. 真理;真相，事实;忠实，忠诚;现实，现实性;
💡 tru相信，真实+th抽象名词 →事实，真理
"He adjured them to tell the truth."
他要求他们讲真话。
近义：honesty, reality, reliability, sooth, substantiality, truthfulness 反义：hypocrisy, imposture, meretriciousness, phoniness, spuriousness, truthlessness
confront [kən'frʌnt] 词频3 词根: con
vt. 面对;使面对面，使对质;碰到，遇到;比较;
💡 con共同+front前额→互相面对→对抗，面临
"Counsellors encourage victims of crime to confront their emotions."
辅导员鼓励罪案受害人直面自己的情感.
近义：outbrave, run, tackle, brave, breast, face 反义：parry, avert, prevent, shirk, shun, sidestep
marvelous ['mɑrvələs] 词频2 词根: mar
adj. 引起惊异的;不可思议的;非凡的;神乎其神;
💡 marvel 奇迹+ ous ...的 → a.奇迹般的；了不起的
"The marvelous acting compensated for the play's weak script."
本剧的精彩表演弥补了剧本的不足.
近义：marvellous, astonishing, astounding, miraculous, phenomenal, portentous 反义：artless, modest, mundane, ordinary, pedestrian, average
turn [tɝn] 词频1 词根: 扭转
vt.& vi. 使转动;旋转;使改变方向;使不适; vt. 使变酸;使变换;使变为; n. 翻转;（路线或方向的）改变;机会;
"The government did an about-turn over nuclear energy."
政府对核能的态度来了个180度的大转变。
近义：loop, slew, swerve, veer, wind, bend 反义：reerect, right, straighten, unfold, untwist
guise [gaiz] 词频4
n. 〈古〉装束，外衣;形象，化身;伪装;借口; vt. 使化装; vi. 伪装;
"His speech presented racist ideas under the guise of nationalism."
他的讲话以民族主义为幌子宣扬种族主义思想。
近义：appearance, image, look, looks, aspect, manner

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