I would far rather be ignorant than wise in the foreboding of evil.
— Aeschylus  ·  No category

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ignorant ['ɪɡnərənt] 词频2 词根: i
adj. 无知的，愚昧的;由无知引起的;无学识的;
💡 i=in不+gnor知道+ant...的 →无知的
"He's ignorant about modern technology."
他对现代科技一无所知。
近义：ignoramus, philistine, illiterate, silly, stupid, tomfool 反义：highbrow, initiate, sage, savant, scholar, stager
foreboding [fɔr'bodɪŋ]
n. （对不祥之事的）预感，预知; adj. <文>（对不祥之事）预感的，预知的; v. <正>预示（灾祸等）( forebode的现在分词 );
💡 fore 前、先、预先 + bod=bode + ing 表示行为、状态、情况及其他 → n. 预感；先兆；预兆\r\nadj. 预感的；不祥之兆的
"She had a sense of foreboding that the news would be bad."
她预感到这会是坏消息。
近义：hunch, misgiving, omen, portent, premonition, presage 反义：assurance, assuredness, obviousness, palpability, patency, positiveness
evil ['ivl] 词频1
adj. 邪恶的，罪恶的;有害的;不幸的，不吉的;品行坏的; n. 邪恶，罪恶;坏事，恶行;邪恶的力量、势力或化身;灾祸;
💡 e 加强或引申意义、使…+vil =base （卑劣的） → n.邪恶；祸害 a.坏的
"the evil effects of racism"
种族主义的恶劣影响
近义：ill, infirmity, malady, complaint, affection, disease 反义：goodness, humane, kind, kindhearted, kindly, loyal
rather ['ræðɚ] 词频1
adv. 稍微，有点;相当，颇;宁愿;相反地; int. 当然啦，怎么不;
💡 她的（her）老鼠(rat) 相当肥
"I would rather go out tonight, if you don't mind."
如果你不介意的话,我宁愿今晚出去.
近义：heretofore, instead, preferably, preferentially, previously, before
wise [waɪz] 词频1
adj. 聪明的，有智慧的;博学的，博识的;明白的;像智者的; vt. 使知道，使懂得;教导;指点; vi. 了解，知道;
"a wise and virtuous man"
博学多识的君子
近义：informed, judicious, knowing, knowledgeable, learned, lettered 反义：silly, stupid, tomfool, unaware, uneducated, unenlightened

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