Have a heart that never hardens, and a temper that never tries, and a touch that never hurts.
— Charles Dickens  ·  No category

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heart [hɑrt] 词频1
n. 心，心脏;感情;要点;胸部; vt. 鼓励;激励; vi. 结心;
💡 医生查病听(hear) 心脏跳(t)
"abnormalities of the heart"
心脏异常
近义：hub, nucleus, root, bottom, bowels, center
temper ['tempə] 词频2 词根: 调节
n. 性情，脾气;特征;（钢等）回火;怒气; vt. 调和;使回火;锻炼;缓和; vi. 使调和;
💡 temperature(n.温度)-temper(n.脾气){温度越高脾气越大} 网友：yqy temp 补充：临时（temp）发作的东西(er)就是脾气
"He needs to learn to curb his temper."
他得学着控制自己的脾气。
近义：mitigate, moderate, qualify, restrain, slake, buffer 反义：macerate, mollify, relax, slacken, tenderize, tender
touch [tʌtʃ] 词频1
vt. 触摸;使某物与…轻轻接触;吃或喝，尝;[数]与…相切; n. 触摸，碰;触觉，触感;修饰，润色;痕迹; vi. 接触;联系;
💡 十条(t)轮船(ou)上的长椅(ch)前后 接触， 联系在一起 偷(tou)吃(ch-chi)的人在 触摸包子
"They embraced and promised to keep in touch."
他们互相拥抱，许诺将保持联系。
近义：reference, discuss, impact, impinge, impress, influence 反义：indurate, inure, steel, temper, harden
hardens
v. （使）变硬( harden的第三人称单数 ); （使）坚固; （使）硬化; （使）变得坚强
tries
n. 尝试, 试验（try的复数）
hurts
n. 痛痒

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