📚 名句词汇解析

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perpetual [pɚ'pɛtʃuəl] 词频3 词根: pet
adj. 永久的;不断的;无期限的;四季开花的;
💡 per贯穿+pet追寻+ual…的 →一直追的 → 无休止的；永久的
"the perpetual noise of traffic"
持续不断的交通噪声
近义：lasting, lifelong, perdurable, permanent, unending, chronic 反义：perishable, short, transient, transitory, unabiding, brief
restless ['rɛstləs] 词频2 词根: rest
adj. 焦躁不安的;不耐烦的;坐立不安的;难以入睡的;
💡 rest停留+less表形容词，无...的 →不安的；得不到休息的
"The audience was becoming restless."
观众开始不耐烦了。
近义：antsy, heedless, impish, mischievous, puckish, riotous 反义：mild, pacific, peaceable, peaceful, placid, quiet
driven ['drivən] 词频2
adj. 奋发努力的;发愤图强的;受…影响的;由…造成的; v. 驾驶（drive的过去分词）;
"a man driven by ferocious determination"
为强烈的决心所驱使的人
近义：powered, propelled
desire [dɪ'zaɪɚ] 词频1 词根: 星辰
vt. 希望;渴望;要求;请求; n. 愿望;欲望;希望;请求; vi. 有希望;期望;愿望;想望;
💡 de(德)+sir(先生)+e(鹅):德国先生 渴望得到鹅 网友：wangqidong 补充：de(得到)sire(阁下)的愿望
"a burning desire to win"
取胜的迫切愿望
近义：wish, intend, like, mean, want, will 反义：quit, relinquish, renounce, resign, waive, abandon
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
humans
n. 人类（human的复数形式）
近义：humanity, humankind, man, mankind

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"The life of man, solitary, poor, nasty, brutish, and short."
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