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poetry ['poətri] 词频2
n. 诗，诗歌;诗意，诗情;作诗;诗歌艺术;
💡 poet诗人+ry集合 →诗歌
"This is a good example of Shelley's lyric poetry."
这首诗是雪莱抒情诗的范例.
近义：poesy
spontaneous [spɑn'tenɪəs] 词频5 词根: 应答
adj. 自发的;自然的;天然产生的;无意识的;
💡 spont=spond承诺+aneous表形容词→自内心承诺→自愿的
"Spontaneous applause broke out as soon as she finished speaking."
她一讲完,大家不约而同都鼓起掌来.
近义：intentional, natural, sudden, unbidden, unconstrained, unexpected 反义：intentional, preconceived, premeditate, premeditated, premeditative, prepense
overflow [,ovɚ'flo] 词频3 词根: over
vt.& vi. 溢出，淹没;挤满，充满;洋溢;资源过剩; n. 泛滥，溢出物;溢流管;充溢，过多;超出额; vi. 泛滥，溢出;充溢; adj. 溢出的，满出的;
💡 over过度+ flow流出→满得外溢,泛滥
"Would overflow with pearl."
也要泛出珍珠。
近义：redound, run, slop, slosh, brim, flood 反义：sap, vacate, void, drain, dump, evacuate
powerful ['paʊɚfl] 词频1 词根: 力量
adj. 强大的;权力大的;（药）有效地; adv. 很;非常;
💡 power力量+ful表形容词，“有…的” →有力的
"The powerful lords were guilty of grinding the villagers under their heels."
那些大领主的罪过是以权势欺压村民.
近义：lordly, masterful, mighty, authoritative, potent, puissant 反义：impotent, infirm, labile, languid, languishing, languorous
feelings [['fi:liŋz]]
n. 感情, 情绪, 心情, 情感

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"That best portion of a good man's life, His little, nameless, unremembered acts of kindness and of love."
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"A mind forever voyaging through strange seas of thought, alone."
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"The world is too much with us; late and soon, Getting and spending, we lay waste our powers: Little we see in Nature that is ours; We have given our hearts away, a sordid boon!"
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