Knowledge would be fatal, it is the uncertainty that charms one. A mist makes things beautiful.
— Oscar Wilde  ·  No category

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knowledge ['nɑlɪdʒ] 词频1 词根: 知道
n. 了解，理解;知识（表示多方面的知识时有复数knowledges这一用法）;学科;见闻;
💡 know知道+ledge框架 → 知识
"She has acquired a good knowledge of English."
她英语已经学得很好。
近义：idea, learning, notion, background, sageness, sapience 反义：nescience, philistinism, unacquaintance, unawareness, unfamiliarity, benightedness
fatal ['fetl] 词频2 词根: 说
adj. 致命的，攸关的;毁灭性的，严重的;命中注定的;重大的;
💡 fat+al(形容词后缀)→致命的；毁灭性的；重大的
"We dealt the enemy a fatal blow ."
我们给敌人以致命的打击。
近义：lethal, mortal, noxious, terminal, mortiferous, fell 反义：nonmalignant, jammy, lucky, privileged, successful, happy
uncertainty [ʌn'sɝtnti] 词频4 词根: un
n. 无把握，不确定;不可靠;不确实知道，半信半疑;无把握、不确定的事物;
💡 un不+certain确实的+ty表名词→不确定，靠不住
"a feeling of doubt and uncertainty"
迟疑不定的感受
近义：hesitancy, hesitation, incertitude, indecision, indefinition, indetermination 反义：assurance, assuredness, obviousness, palpability, patency, positiveness
beautiful ['bjʊtəfəl] 词频1 词根: bell
adj. 美丽的，美好的;极好的;
💡 beauti美丽+ful...的→美的，美丽的
"The time has come for action if these beautiful animals are to survive."
若要使这些美丽的动物能生存下去，现在就要行动起来。
近义：arresting, lovable, lovely, beauteous, charming, adorable 反义：homely, inartistic, unaesthetic, unattractive, unbeautiful, uncomely
mist [mɪst] 词频2
n. 薄雾;视线模糊不清;液体喷雾; vt. （使）蒙上薄雾;（使）模糊; vi. 下雾;变模糊;
💡 迷似的(谐音）: 薄雾 迷失的（谐音）：迷失在 薄雾中 网友：yqy 补充：雾（mist）里看花（miss）
"It is difficult to shine a light through its this thick mist."
光线很难穿透这么浓的雾.
近义：haze, foggage, fog, steam
things
n. 所有物, 财产, 用具, 用品, 局面, 形势, 情况\\n[法] 物
近义：oddments, stuff, doings, articles, etceteras

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