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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
passion ['pæʃən] 词频2 词根: pass
n. 激情，热情;热心，爱好;热恋;酷爱; vt.&vi. [诗歌用语]表露强烈感情，显示巨大热情;
💡 pass感情+ion名词后缀 →热情，激情
"That child stamps her foot when she is in a passion."
那女孩一发脾气就跺脚.
近义：infatuation, inflaming, ardor, obsession, paroxysm, vehemence 反义：aboulia, apathy, impassiveness, impassivity, indolence, informality
divine [dɪ'vaɪn] 词频2
adj. 神的， 天赐的;极好的;神圣的; vt.&vi. 占卜，预言;猜测， 预测;（用丫形杖）探测（地下水）; n. 牧师;神学家;
💡 divinus(属于神的)+ine(形容词后缀)→神的；神圣的；超人的
"No player has a divine right to be in this team."
没有哪名选手天生就有权留在这个队里。
近义：augur, portend, predict, prophesy, foresee, foretell 反义：hellish, immoral, impious, iniquitous, irreligious, obscene
cruel ['kruəl] 词频2
adj. 残酷的，残忍的;使人痛苦的，让人受难的;无情的，严酷的;
💡 可辱尔（谐音）： 残酷到可以污辱你
"A mother who is cruel to her child is unnatural."
母亲对孩子残忍是不近人情的.
近义：heartless, inclement, inexorable, inflexible, inhuman, inhumane 反义：merciful, pietistic, prayerful, religious, saintly, theological

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