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market ['mɑrkɪt] 词频1 词根: 贸易
n. 交易;市集;需求;交易情况，行情; vt. 在市场上出售某物;推销; vi. <美>去市场买东西;
💡 mark(merc-=trade)+et(名词后缀)→市场；市集；交易；出售
"to buy or sell goods on the black market"
从事黑市买卖
近义：introduce, launch, merchandise, merchandize, release, commercialise 反义：obtain, procure, purchase, secure, acquire, get
expert ['ɛkspɝt] 词频2 词根: ex
n. 专家，能手;权威;行家，高手;熟练者; adj. 专家的;（技术）熟练的;老手;需要专门知识（或技术）的; vt. 以专家身份研究（或检查），像专家那样研究（或检查）;由专家审读（书籍等）; vi. 做专家工作，担任专家，成为高手（或能手）;
💡 peri, piri 表穿过,通过,尝试#词根助记：ex出+peri→钻进去又钻出来,完全的体验→有经验的
"After asking many experts for advice , you can become an expert yourself."
问遍千家成行家.
近义：proficient, technician, ace, authority, artist, pundit 反义：ineffective, ineffectual, inefficacious, inefficient, inept, inexperienced
advice [əd'vaɪs] 词频1 词根: vid
n. 劝告，忠告;（商业）通知;建议;（政治，外交上的）报导，报告;
💡 ad使+vic=vis看+e→使别人深思熟虑→劝告意见，劝告，忠告
"advice on road safety"
有关道路安全的建议
近义：pointer, recommendation, rede, suggestion, tip, commendation
stock [stɔk] 词频2 词根: st-
n. 股份，股票;库存;树干;家畜; adj. 常备的，存货的;陈旧的; vt. 提供货物;备有; vi. 出新芽;囤积;
💡 街上(st)的洞里(o)，公鸡(ck)在炒 股票 网友：yqy补充： 源于: store
"I can't wear that! I'd be a laughing stock."
我可不能戴那个东西！否则会成为笑柄的。
近义：heap, hoard, huddle, minister, provide, provision
buying
[经] 买气; 买进
近义：purchasing, acquiring, acquisitive
selling
a. 卖的, 销路好的, 出售的\\n[经] 卖盘, 出售, 销路好
近义：sale, vendition 反义：attainment, procurance, procuration, procurement, purchase, acquirement

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