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shorten ['ʃɔrtn] 词频4 词根: en
vt.& vi. 缩短，变短;
💡 short短+en变成 →缩短
"Injury problems could shorten his career."
受伤的问题有可能缩短他的职业生涯。
近义：narrow, reduce, retrench, shrink, compress, constrict 反义：increase, magnify, outstretch, project, stretch, unfold
winter ['wɪntɚ] 词频1
n. 冬，冬天;年岁;萧条期，衰落期; v. 过冬;冬季饲养（家畜）;使受冻，使萎缩; adj. 冬天的，冬季的;越冬的;冬播的;
"When winter comes, some birds will fly away to the south."
冬天到来时, 一些鸟就会飞到南方去.
近义：hibernate, hibernation, wintertime, hibernal, wintery, wintry 反义：summertime
borrow ['bɑro] 词频1 词根: /bə/
vt.& vi. 借入;借钱，借用;[数]由上位借;抄袭; n. 借，借用;担保物，抵押;[英史]什一税;
💡 “把肉”（谐音）：把肉借进来，好好美餐一顿；lend:“愣的”－－把肉借出去了，只好愣愣地看别人吃了
"Of course he would be ashamed to borrow often."
当然,常常向人借钱他自己也会惭愧的.
近义：cadge 反义：loan
money ['mʌni] 词频1
n. 钱;财富;薪水;款项;
💡 如果乱花 钱，家长会“骂你”（谐音）
"The money was donated by a local businessman who wishes to remain anonymous ."
这笔款子是当地一位不愿透露姓名的企业家捐赠的。
近义：assets, means, resources, specie, wherewithal, readies
spring [sprɪŋ] 词频1 词根: sp-
n. 春季;泉水，小溪;弹簧，弹性;跳跃; vi. 跳，跃;突然发出或出现;发源;劈开，裂开; vt. 突然跳出;跳过;使开裂; adj. 春天的;弹簧的，有弹性的;
"the first buds appearing in spring"
春天的初芽
近义：inflow, issue, run, stream, well, debouch

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