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ennui [ɑn'wi]
n. 厌倦，无聊;
💡 odi-, noi-, noy- 表”恨”
"Supper too I eat alone. I'm filled with ennui."
晚饭还是我一人独吃, 我烦恼透了.
近义：irritation, lassitude, monotony, tediousness, tedium, weariness
sleep [slip] 词频1
vi.& link-v. 睡，睡觉; vi. 睡，睡觉;睡眠状态; vt. 为…提供床位;提供住宿;以睡觉打发日子; n. 睡眠;
💡 s(睡)+l+ee(眼睛)+p: 睡觉 船(ship)上的她入睡（sleep）后像只绵羊（sheep）
"Sleep has often been thought of as being in some way analogous to death."
人们常常认为睡眠在某种意义上来说类似死亡。
近义：doss, doze, kip, shuteye, rheum 反义：awaken, rouse, nonsleep, restlessness, sleeplessness, wakefulness
drink [drɪŋk] 词频1 词根: dr-
vt.& vi. 喝（酒）;饮;喝酒;（尤指）酗酒; vt. 吸收，吸入; n. 酒，饮料;酒宴;一杯或一份酒;
💡 准渴(谐音): 饮料 喝
"total abstinence from strong drink"
戒绝烈性酒
近义：take, guzzle, booze, touch, refreshment, beverage 反义：puke, regorge, regurgitate, barf, rolf, spew
travel ['trævl] 词频1 词根: tr-
n. 旅行;进行;移动;漫游; vi. 旅行;传送;前进，行进;[篮球]走步; vt. 经过，通过;游历;
"The agency will make travel arrangements for you. Alternatively, you can organize your own transport."
旅行社将为你安排旅行，或者你也可以自己安排交通工具。
近义：jaunt, journey, junket, tour, trip, fare 反义：fester
cures
n. 治愈；治疗法（cure的复数形式）
近义：medicaments, medications, medicines, nostrums

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"But better die than live mechanically a life that is a repetition of repetitions."
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