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crowded ['kraʊdɪd] 词频3
adj. 水泄不通的;拥挤的;肩摩踵接;
💡 crowd人群+ed形容词后缀 → 拥挤的；塞满的
"In the spring the place is crowded with skiers."
春季这地方满是滑雪的人。
近义：overcrowded, packed, popular, populated, busy, chockablock 反义：hollow, unladen, unoccupied, vacant, void
dawn [dɔn] 词频1 词根: /də/
n. 黎明，拂晓;开端;醒悟; vi. 破晓，（天）刚亮;开始出现;变得明朗; vt. （开始）被理解，被领悟;被看清，被想到;
💡 铛铛铛(敲钟的声音):钟声破晓， 黎明来到 -awn 黎明诞（谐音）(dawn)， 草坪烂(谐音)(lawn),打个 哈欠(yawn)表示厌（谐音）
"The army imposed a dusk-to-dawn curfew."
军队强制实行黄昏至黎明的宵禁。
近义：rise, surface, surge, emerge, morn, morning 反义：shade, darken, dim, fall, sundown, dusk
hill [hɪl] 词频1 词根: /hi:/
n. 小山，山冈;斜坡; v. 把…堆成小山;培土于…周围;
💡 长颈鹿(h)生病(ill)后到 小山上修养
"climbers and hill walkers"
登山者和山地徒步旅行者
近义：heap, pile, rick, stack, reinforce, underpin
heaven ['hɛvn] 词频1 词根: /hi:/
n. 天;天堂;上帝;极乐;
💡 举起(heave)牛(n)向 天国
"the promise of eternal life in heaven"
在天国永生的许诺
近义：paradise, glory 反义：inferno, hades
ascended
上升
looked
v. 看, 瞧( look的过去式和过去分词 ); 注意; 面向; 寻找

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