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capacity [kə'pæsəti] 词频2 词根: 抓住
n. 容量;才能;性能;生产能力; adj. 充其量的，最大限度的;
💡 cap拿，抓，握住+acity表名词，有...倾向→拿住的能力→容量；才能
"We mustn't attempt unrestricted expansion regardless if it is within our capacity."
我们不能不顾自己的能力企图无限制地发展.
近义：aptitude, aptness, potential, proficiency, skilfulness, skill 反义：impotence, inability, incapability, incompetence, incompetency, invalidity
conversation [,kɑnvɚ'seʃən] 词频1 词根: con
n. 交谈，会话;交往，交际;会谈;（人与计算机的）人机对话;
💡 con共同+vers转变+ation表名词 → 使大家共同转变态度的会谈 → 会话，非正式会谈
"I had a long conversation with her the other day."
前几天我与她作了一次长谈。
近义：natter, speech, talk, talking, discussion, chat
bore [bɔr] 词频3 词根: /bə/
vt. 令人厌烦;钻孔;用钻、挖或掘的方式打通; vi. 挖洞;钻孔;稳步前进;挤过去; n. 使人讨厌的人[物];高潮;膛径，口径;钻子;
💡 广播(bo)里阿姨(re)很 无聊 网友：丛洋 补充：老是抱着没意思，---无聊 网友：yqy 补充：“波尔”（谐音）：波尔不是一个讨厌的人，他是一个科学家，为
"Police said the explosion bore all the hallmarks of a terrorist attack."
警方称这次爆炸具有恐怖分子袭击的所有特征。
近义：irk, irritate, nag, overtire, pall, pester 反义：please, recreate, regale, delight, distract, divert
power ['paʊɚ] 词频1 词根: 力量
n. [机]动力，功率;力量;政权，权力;强国，大国; vt. 运转;用发动机发动;使…有力量; vi. 靠动力行进;快速行进; adj. 权力的;机械能的，电动的;用电力（或动力）发动的;
"The engine is being specially adapted to increase its power."
正在对这台引擎进行改装以增加它的功率.
近义：move, operate, activate, actuate, energise, energize 反义：incapacity, powerlessness, weariness, impotency, impotentness, impossibility
speech [spitʃ] 词频1
n. 演说，演讲，发言;说话，谈话，说话能力或方式;（乐器的）音，音色;方言，民族语言;
"He finished his speech amid tremendous applause."
他在雷鸣般的掌声中结束了演讲。
近义：lecture, locution, monologue, peroration, phrase, prelection

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