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anyone ['ɛnɪ'wʌn] 词频1
pron. 任何人;任何一个;谁;
💡 any任何+one一个→任何一个
"Older workers can be as adaptable and quick to learn as anyone else."
较年长的工人的适应能力和学习速度有时并不亚于其他任何人。
近义：any, anybody, one, somebody, someone, whoever
imagination [ɪ,mædʒɪ'neʃən] 词频2
n. 想像，想像力;空想，妄想;想像出来的事物;
💡 imagin=imagine想象+ation表名词 →想象
"a product of her febrile imagination"
她狂想的产物
近义：imagining, visualization, gumption, creativeness, creativity, daydream 反义：sooth, substantiality, truth, verity, actuality, fact
means [minz] 词频2 词根: 心智
n. 方法（ mean的名词复数）;手段;收入;财富; v. 意味着（ mean的第三人称单数）;引起;打算或注定要某人成为或做某事;
"The inquiry is by no means cut and dried."
调查之事远未盖棺定论。
近义：approach, manner, method, mode, process, strategy
lack [læk] 词频1
vt. 缺乏，缺少;需要的东西; n. 缺乏，不足，没有;缺少的东西;
💡 辣味(la)公鸡(ck)很 缺乏
"Her brain was befogged by lack of sleep."
她因缺乏睡眠而头脑昏沉。
近义：necessitate, need, require, want, inadequacy, inefficiency 反义：lavishness, lot, luxuriance, luxuriancy, overabundance, plentifulness
lives [[laivz]]
life的复数
suffers
v. 受痛苦( suffer的第三人称单数 ); 受损害; 变糟; 变差

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