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living ['lɪvɪŋ] 词频1
adj. 活（着）的;现存的;在使用中的;逼真的; n. 生计;生活方式;生存之道; v. 活( live的现在分词);居住;以…为生;（按照规矩）管理生活;
💡 liv生活+ing名词后缀 → 生活，生计
"The prisoners were living in appalling conditions."
囚犯的居住条件极为恶劣。
近义：livelihood, sustenance, live, quickened, surviving, alive 反义：inert, insentient, lifeless, spiritless, unanimated, unfeeling
fine [faɪn] 词频1 词根: fin
adj. 好的，上等的;纤细的，精致的;健康的;晴朗的; n. 罚款;[音乐]终止;晴天;地租; vt. 罚款;澄清; adv. 很好地;巧妙地;
💡 fin =end,boundary,表示”结束,范围”#词根助记：拉丁语 finis 边界 -> 顶点 -> fin 法语 最好的 -> 好的
"That's a fine horse, I couldn't get a better in a hurry."
这是一匹骏马, 我一时难以找到比它更好的.
近义：subtle, elaborate, perfect, purify, refine, assess 反义：abrasive, asperous, rasping, raspy, rough, rugose
holding ['həuldiŋ] 词频5
n. 佃户租种的土地;所有物（如土地、债券、股份等）;私有财产;（因其热情、精力或决心等）阻拦不住某人; v. 拿( hold的现在分词);认为;包含;容纳;
"He was debarred from holding public office."
他被禁止担任公职。
近义：kickstand, mount, prop, stay, support, stand
letting
[法] 租金
近义：hiring, lease, leasehold, leasing, let, rental
lies
v. 躺卧（lie的第三人称单数形式）
近义：skulduggery, chicanery
mingling
v. 混合, 混入( mingle的现在分词 ); 混进, 与…交往[联系]

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