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inside ['ɪn'saɪd] 词频1 词根: 坐下
adj. 里面的，内部的;内幕的;内侧的; n. 里面，内侧;内脏;内容，内幕;（道路或跑道拐弯处的）内侧; adv. 在内地，在内部地;在内侧地;在监狱里; prep. 在…以内;在内侧或内部;进入里面;
💡 in向内，进入+side边→内部，里面
"Beneath his brash exterior, he's still a little boy inside."
他外表盛气凌人，内心里还是个孩子。
近义：interior, indoor, inland, inner, internal, inward 反义：outside, outer, outward, exterior, external, abroad
outside [,aʊt'saɪd] 词频1
adv. 在外面;向外面;在户外;露天; n. 外面;（弯曲路面或轨道的）外道;（靠近路中央的）外侧;（建筑物等的）周围; adj. 外部的;集团外的;（选择余地、可能性等）非常小;可能性最大的; prep. （表示位置）在[向]…的外面;（表示范围）超出…的范围;（表示排斥）除了（某人）;
💡 out外，出+side旁边→在外边
"eager crowds outside the stadium"
体育场外急不可耐的观众
近义：exterior, outdoor, outer, outlying, outward, superficial 反义：interior, indoor, inland, inner, inside, internal
afraid [ə'fred] 词频1
adj. 害怕的;担心的;恐怕;畏惧，害怕;
💡 词根af-向，词缀raid打、袭击，“担心挨打
"It's all over. There's nothing to be afraid of now."
一切都结束了。现在没有什么可怕的了。
近义：apprehensive, intimidated, nervous, awed, awestricken, awestruck 反义：intrepid, mettlesome, nervy, audacious, plucky, rash
fear [fɪr] 词频1
n. 害怕;可能性;（对神等的）敬畏;忧虑; vt. 畏惧;害怕;为…忧虑（或担心、焦虑）;敬畏（神等）; vi. 害怕;忧虑;感到害怕;惧怕;
💡 f(像宝剑)+ear(耳):把宝剑放在耳边威胁- 害怕 网友：zz 补充：f 扶-捂 ear 耳朵 把耳朵捂起来 因为点炮仗害怕
"Being seriously ill, and in fear of death, he made his will."
他病得很重, 害怕会死去, 便立了遗嘱.
近义：apprehend, dread, intimidation, panic, awe, terror 反义：hearten, embolden, encourage, heart, intrepidity, manhood
critics
n. 评论家；批评者；吹毛求疵的人（critic的复数）
近义：momi, momuses, faultfinders
voices
n. 声音

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