It is in our idleness, in our dreams, that the submerged truth sometimes comes to the top.
— Virginia Woolf  ·  No category

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idleness ['aɪdlnɪs] 词频4
n. 懒惰;闲散;无益，无效;失业;
💡 idle懒惰的+ness表名词 →懒惰
"The closure of the large factory made many workers live in idleness."
那家大工厂的关闭使许多工人失业.
近义：inactivity, indecision, indolence, lassitude, laxation, laxity 反义：heedfulness, application, industriousness, industry, intentness, interest
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
sometimes ['sʌmtaɪmz] 词频1 词根: sometime
adv. 有时，间或;时而;
💡 sometime某一时间的+s表副词 →有时
"Even friends disagree sometimes."
即便是朋友有时也有分歧。
近义：occasionally, oft, once, rarely, betweentimes, betweenwhiles 反义：invariably, periodically, repeatedly, steadily, usually, consistently
submerged [səb'mə:dʒd] 词根: 下沉
adj. 在水中的;淹没的;水下的;水下运动的; v. （使）潜入水中，淹没( submerge的过去式和过去分词 );完全掩盖，遮掩;
"The car was submerged under 20 feet of water."
汽车沉在水下20英尺处.
近义：immersed, submersed, sunken, underwater
dreams
n. 梦想, 美梦（dream的复数形式）
comes
v. 来自；从…来（come的三单形式）

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