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willing ['wɪlɪŋ] 词频2 词根: will
adj. 乐意的，愿意的;自愿的，心甘情愿的; v. will的现在分词;决心;用意志力驱使;
💡 will愿意 + ing 名词后缀→ 愿意的
"Neither party is willing to compromise and herein lies the problem."
双方都不愿意妥协，问题就在这里。
近义：anxious, appetent, intentional, aspiring, minded, avid 反义：hesitant, indisposed, loath, obdurate, obstinate, averse
until [ən'tɪl] 词频1
prep. 到…为止;在…以前; conj. 到…为止，在…以前;直到…才;
"I don't want to make an accusation until I have some proof."
我要有一些证据以后才提出控告。
近义：till, to, unto
tomorrow [tə'mɔro] 词频1
adv. 在明天，在明日; n. 明天;最近，不远的将来;
💡 汤姆(tom)或者(or)同排(row)同学 明天请假
"Could I have an alarm call at 5.30 tomorrow, please?"
请在明天早晨5:30打电话叫醒我好吗？
近义：morrow 反义：lately
left [lɛft] 词频1
adj. 左边的，左侧的;左派的; n. 左，左面;[军]左翼;左派，激进分子; adv. 向左;在左边; v. 离开( leave的过去式和过去分词);
"He left school at the age of 18."
他18岁读完中学。
近义：nigh, leftover, pending, remaining, remanent, residual 反义：lacking, short
undone ['ʌn'dʌn;ʌn'dʌn] 词频5
adj. 已解开的;未做的;烦乱的;毁了的; v. 松开( undo的过去分词 );解开;毁灭;败坏;
"Her blouse had come undone ."
她的衬衫扣松开了。
近义：incomplete, uncompleted, unfinished 反义：ready, terminated, accomplished, complete, completed, concluded
having
n. 财产, 所有物

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