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lost [lɔst] 词频1
adj. 失去的;迷路的;不知所措的; v. 遗失，失去（ lose的过去式和过去分词）;（使）失去（所需要的东西，尤指钱）;（因事故、年老、死亡等）损失;浪费;
"I lost my balance and fell backwards."
我没有站稳，仰面摔倒。
近义：mislaid, misplaced, missing, stray, wayward, adrift 反义：discovered, safe
bored [bɔ:d] 词根: /bə/
adj. 无聊的，无趣的，烦人的; v. 令人厌烦( bore的过去式和过去分词 );挖;掘;钻;
"The children quickly got bored with staying indoors."
孩子们在屋子里很快就待不住了。
近义：tired, weary, blase 反义：peaceable, peaceful, quiet, relaxed, restful, tranquil

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