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remember [rɪ'mɛmbɚ] 词频1 词根: re
vt.& vi. 记得;牢记; vt. 记着;纪念;回想起;送钱[礼物]给…;
💡 re再+member记忆→再记得→回忆；记住
"She had a blackout and couldn't remember anything about the accident."
她眼前一黑，那场事故就怎么也想不起来了。
近义：awake, recall, recollect, retrospect, revive, celebrate 反义：neglect, overlook, shelve, unlearn, bury, disappear
hatred ['hetrɪd] 词频2
n. 仇恨，憎恶;敌意;
💡 hatr仇恨+ed名词后缀 → 憎恶，憎恨，仇恨
"There was suspicion and even downright hatred between them."
他们之间相互怀疑甚至极度仇恨。
近义：antipathy, hostility, loathing, malice, odium, averseness 反义：idyl, idyll, attachment, predilection, romance, tenderness
civilization [,sɪvələ'zeʃən] 词频2 词根: civilize
n. 文明，文化;开化，教化;修养;文明社会;
💡 civil市民；礼貌+ization...化→文明 → 文明，文化
"Civilization is on the brink of apocalypse."
文明已濒临毁灭的边缘。
近义：humanity, mankind, world, civilisation, kultur, culture
must [mʌst] 词频1
aux. 必须;必然要;（做出逻辑推断）;（表示坚持）; n. 必须做的事，必不可少的事物;葡萄汁;霉臭;麝香; vt.& vi. （表示必要或很重要）必须;（提出建议）应该;得;（表示很可能或符合逻辑）一定; adj. 不可或缺的;狂暴的;
"You must be able to speak French for this job."
干这项工作你得会说法语。
近义：ought, should, necessaries, necessity, precondition, prerequisite
oppression [ə'preʃən] 词频4
n. 压迫;被压迫的状态;压迫物;沉闷，苦恼;
"a victim of oppression and tyranny"
压迫和暴政的受害者
近义：humiliation, oppressiveness, suffering, vexation, cross, affliction
injustice [in'dʒʌstis] 词频3 词根: 判断
n. 不公平;非正义;待…不公正;冤枉;
"She knew that if she said nothing she would be conniving in an injustice."
她知道她如果什么也不说就是在纵容不公正的行为。
近义：unfairness 反义：right, equity, fairness

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