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martyrdom [['mɑ:tədəm]] 词频5
n. 殉教, 殉难, 殉节
近义：torment, torture 反义：joy, joyance, joyousness, liking, pleasantness, possession
indeed [ɪn'did] 词频1
adv. 的确，确实，实在;实际上，真正地;真的，真是;甚至;
💡 在行为（deed）事实里（in）即 确实
"The actual demands set out in the document are small beer indeed."
文件中陈述的实际要求确实是无关紧要的.
近义：assuredly, absolutely, really, verily, certainly, yea 反义：likely, maybe, perchance, perhaps, plausibly, possibly
martyrs
n. martyr的复数形式; 烈士( martyr的名词复数 ); 殉道者; 殉教者; 乞怜者（向人诉苦以博取同情）

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