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maturity [mə'tjuəriti] 词频4
n. 成熟;完备;（票据等的）到期;[地]壮年期;
"He has maturity beyond his years."
他过于老成。
近义：ripeness, validity, deadline, duedate, expiration, expiry 反义：jejuneness, jejunity, callowness, childishness, infancy, youthfulness
seriousness [['siəriəsnis]] 词频5
n. 严肃, 认真, 严重性
近义：reliability, responsibility, sedateness, staidness, thoughtfulness, earnestness 反义：skittishness, superficiality, trifling, triviality, lightness, flippancy
child [tʃaɪld] 词频1
n. 小孩，孩子;幼稚的人;产物;弟子;
💡 复数：child(孩子)+ren(人) chi(吃)+ld(冷冻):吃冷冻棒冰- 小孩
"The child was found abandoned but unharmed."
该弃儿被人们发现时安然无恙。
近义：infant, innocent, kid, kiddie, kiddy, lad 反义：senior, oldie, oldy, oldster, gaffer, greybeard
play [ple] 词频1 词根: pl-
n. 比赛;游戏;戏剧;赌博; vt.& vi. 玩;演奏;演出;参加比赛; vt. 扮演;担任，充当…的角色;演出;装扮; vi. 玩耍，游戏;[游戏] 参加游戏;赌博;闹着玩;
💡 联想：只要一玩就“不累
"The critic's review of the play was just a paragraph of bile."
那位批评家对这部戏剧的评论不过是在发泄怒气。
近义：romp, sport, toy, dally, frisk, frolic 反义：sooth, substantiality, truth, verity, actuality, fact
consists
v. 由…组成( consist的第三人称单数 ); 包括; 存在于; 表现为（常与 in 连用）
having
n. 财产, 所有物

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"The habit of intellectual principles without reasons is called faith."
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"All that is straight lies. All truth is crooked; time itself is a circle."
"No price is too high to pay for the privilege of owning yourself."
"The man of knowledge must be able not only to love his enemies but also to hate his friends."
"Convictions are the more dangerous enemy of truth than lies."
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