We are opening up an enormous new era in archaeology. Time capsules in the deep oceans.
— John Lehman  ·  No category

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opening ['opənɪŋ] 词频2
n. 开幕，开始;空缺的职位;[商]开盘，交易开始时间;（职位的）空缺; adj. 首次的，开始的; v. （打）开( open的现在分词);开始;睁开;启动;
💡 open 开；开始+ ing 名词后缀 → 开始的\r\n
"The European anthem was played at the opening and closing ceremonies."
欧洲颂歌在开幕式和闭幕式上演奏。
近义：hole, abruption, orifice, slot, breach, aperture 反义：layoff, liberation, liquidation, lockdown, quietus, quitclaim
enormous [ɪ'nɔrməs] 词频2 词根: norm
adj. 巨大的;庞大的;极恶的;凶暴的;
💡 e出+norm规则，规范+ous形容词后缀→出了正常状态→巨大的，过分的
"an enormous amount of time"
大量的时间
近义：huge, hulking, immense, jumbo, mammoth, massive 反义：little, miniature, miniscule, minuscule, minute, pokey
archaeology [ˌɑ:ki'ɔlədʒi] 词频3 词根: 拱券
n. 考古学;古物;古迹;
"Aerial photography has revolutionized the study of archaeology."
航空摄影已经给考古学研究带来了一场革命。
近义：archeology
time [taɪm] 词频1
n. 时间;时刻;时代;次; vt. 为…安排时间;测定…的时间;调准（机械的）速度;拨准（钟、表）的快慢; vi. 合拍;和谐;打拍子; adj. 定时的;定期的;[美国英语]分期（付款）的; int. [体育]时间到，（一场或一局等的）比赛时限，暂停;
"I can only carry two at a time."
我一次只能带两个。
近义：clock, lifetime, period, season, chapter, aeon
deep [dip] 词频1 词根: /di:/
adj. 深的;深远的，深奥;重大的，深刻的;强烈的，痛切的，深厚的; n. 深处，深渊; adv. 深深地，深入地;
💡 地铺(谐音):地铺很 深 网友：马胜敏 补充：说明:如果把deep的p按照逆时针方向翻转180度就会变成deed(行为,事情) 如果把deep的d垂直翻转180
"Sam was born in the country and had a deep affinity with nature."
萨姆在乡下出生，特别喜爱大自然。
近义：abysmally, profoundly, deeply, abysmal, profound, chasmal 反义：shoal, superficial, simple, uncomplicated, basic, cushy
capsules
n. 太空舱；小盒；胶囊（capsule的复数）

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