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nerve [nɝv] 词频2
n. 神经;勇气，胆量;[植] 叶脉;中枢; vt. 鼓励，激励;鼓起勇气;
💡 neuro-, nervo-, nerv- 【希腊和拉丁】表”神经纤维”#词根助记：来自拉丁 nervus 肌腱,神经;同希腊 neuron 肌腱,神经
"Every nerve in her body was tense."
她的每一根神经都绷得紧紧的。
近义：hearten, inspirit, invigorate, lift, rouse, strengthen 反义：humiliation, bashfulness, shamefacedness, shamefulness, disgrace, abashment
possible ['pɑsəbl] 词频1 词根: 放置
adj. 可能的;可接受的;合理的，可以允许的;不坏的; n. 可能性，潜在性;可能的人物，可能有的事;最高分;
💡 音“跑四步”：被五步蛇咬了，跑四步还是 可能的 poss(pass通过)+ible(能): 可能的 网友：马 胜 敏 补充：1：穿着破（po）烂的两个美女（ss
"It'should surely be possible for them to reach an agreement."
想必他们可以达成协议.
近义：approachable, incidental, likely, obtainable, attainable, open 反义：impracticable, unachievable, unattainable, unfeasible, unreachable, unrealizable
enough [ɪ'nʌf] 词频1
adv. 足够地，充足地;十分地; adj. 充足的;足够的; n. 充分，足够;满足; int. 够了;
"How were they going to raise enough money for it?"
他们怎样来为此筹集足够的资金 呢 ?
近义：sufficient, sufficing, rather, sufficiently, considerably, amply 反义：inadequate, lacking, scanty, scarce, unsatisfactory, unsatisfying

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