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pleasure ['pleʒɚ] 词频1 词根: plac
n. 愉快;娱乐;令人高兴的事; vt. 使高兴;使满意; vi. 觉得高兴，享受;寻欢作乐;
💡 pleas=please令人高兴的+ure名词后缀，表行为、状态 →愉快
"His grandchildren afforded him his greatest pleasure in his old age."
他的孙子和孙女们在晚年的时候给了他最大的欢乐.
近义：please, delectate, delight, enchant, gladden, joy 反义：indifference, irritant, nonchalance, nuisance, tiff, unpleasantness
full [fʊl] 词频1
adj. 满的，装满的;完全的，完整的;丰富的;详尽的; adv. 极其，十分;充分地，完全地;整整;直接地; n. 充分，完全;全部;完整;极盛时; v. 把衣服缝得宽大;把裙子缝出皱褶;[印]蒸洗，漂洗;
💡 因为fill（充满）所以full(满的）
"The streets were noisy and full of activity."
街上熙熙攘攘，车水马龙。
近义：felt, abounding, laden, overcrowded, overstuffed, plump 反义：hollow, unladen, unoccupied, vacant, void
grown [grəun] 词频1
adj. 成年的，成熟的;被…长满的;栽培的; v. 种植(grow的过去分词);生长，变成;
"The two halves of the main branch have grown apart."
主枝的左右两边各向不同的方向生长.
近义：mature, adult
until [ən'tɪl] 词频1
prep. 到…为止;在…以前; conj. 到…为止，在…以前;直到…才;
"I don't want to make an accusation until I have some proof."
我要有一些证据以后才提出控告。
近义：till, to, unto
remembered
v. 记得, 牢记( remember的过去式和过去分词 ); 纪念; 记着; 回想起

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"I have found a desire within myself that no experience in this world can satisfy; the most probable explanation is that I was made for another world."
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