I'd rather get my brains blown out in the wild than wait in terror at the slaughterhouse.
— Craig Volk  ·  Death

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terror ['tɛrɚ] 词频2 词根: terr
n. 恐怖;恐怖的缘由;恐怖行为;令人讨厌的人;
💡 terr害怕 + or 表名词 → 恐怖，惊骇
"a child cringing in terror"
吓得直退缩的小孩
近义：horripilation, horror, panic, pavor, dread, fear 反义：heart, intrepidity, manhood, manliness, mettle, nerve
rather ['ræðɚ] 词频1
adv. 稍微，有点;相当，颇;宁愿;相反地; int. 当然啦，怎么不;
💡 她的（her）老鼠(rat) 相当肥
"I would rather go out tonight, if you don't mind."
如果你不介意的话,我宁愿今晚出去.
近义：heretofore, instead, preferably, preferentially, previously, before
wild [waɪld] 词频1
adj. 野生的;野蛮的;狂热的;荒凉的; n. 荒野;未开化的地方;偏远地区;人烟稀少的地区; adv. 疯狂地;胡乱地;
💡 与温和的(mild)相反(m-w)即 野蛮的
"The former wild man of rock has reinvented himself as a respectable family man."
过去的那位摇滚狂人已经改变形象，成了一位体面的爱家的男人。
近义：backland, steppe, thicket, bushes, chaparral, nonsensical 反义：heedful, judicious, leery, levelheaded, moderate, precautious
wait [wet] 词频1
vt.& vi. 等候;等待;（尤指长期地）希望;盼望; vi. 准备妥;在手边;可得到;可使用; vt. 推迟，搁置，延缓;
💡 因为want（想要），所以wait(等) 青蛙(wa)为它(it) 等了好久
"I'll wait until they arrive."
我会一直等到他们来。
近义：await, bide, expect, waiting, delay
blown [[bləun]]
a. 吹制的, 喘气的, 开着花的\\nblow的过去分词
slaughterhouse
n. 屠杀场
近义：shambles, packinghouse, abattoir

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"The dead look so terribly dead when they're dead."
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