📚 名句词汇解析

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kick [kɪk] 词频2
vt.& vi. 踢; n. （毒品或酒精的）效力;精力;<非正>极度兴奋; vi. 踢蹬，踢（腿）; vt. （因干了蠢事、失去良机等）对（自己）生气;体育运动;如足球和橄榄球踢球得分;射门得分;
"to take a free kick"
发任意球
近义：punt, recoil, boot, recoiling, flareback, kicking
stone [ston] 词频1 词根: st-
n. 石头;宝石;矿石;（膀胱或肾脏中的）结石; vt. 向扔石块;用石头铺;以石掷向;除（水果的）硬核; adj. 石制的;石头似的;[S-]石器时代的;粗陶制的; adv. 石一般的;
💡 石头铺路，“四通”（谐音）八达
"We went through a stone archway into the courtyard."
我们穿过石拱门进入院子。
近义：lapidate, pelt, rock, jewel, gem, gemstone
anger ['æŋgə] 词频1
n. 生气;愤怒;怒气;愤懑; vt.& vi. 激怒;使发怒;[医]〈旧，非正式〉使（伤口）炎或疼痛;恼火; vi. 发怒;恼火;
💡 肮(ang)脏的儿子(er)使父母 发怒
"He was filled with anger at the way he had been treated."
他因遭受如此待遇而怒火满腔。
近义：infuriate, irritate, provoke, rankle, rile, spite 反义：soothe, soberize, soberise, imperturbability, placidity, quiet
hurt [hɝt] 词频1
vt. 损害;使受伤;使伤心;使受皮肉之苦; vi. 疼痛;感到疼痛;受痛苦;有坏处，有害; n. 伤害;痛苦; adj. 受伤的;痛苦的;（受）损坏的;
"She was hurt by the coldness in his voice."
他说话的冷漠语气让她很伤心。
近义：impair, injure, lash, scourge, spoil, trash 反义：intact, safe, scatheless, undamaged, unharmed, unimpaired
foot [fʊt] 词频1
n. 脚;底部;英尺(=12 英寸或 30。48 厘米);脚步; vt. 走，踏; vt.& vi. 结算，总计，共计;
"In a pinch, you could get home on foot."
在万不得已时, 你可以步行回家.
近义：subvene, defray, tootsy, tootsie, mount, rock

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