In physics, you don't have to go around making trouble for yourself - nature does it for you.
— Frank Wilczek  ·  No category

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trouble ['trʌbl] 词频1 词根: trouble
n. 麻烦;烦恼;故障;动乱; vi. 费心;烦恼; vt. 麻烦;使烦恼;折磨;
💡 turb = stir”表示”搅动”
"We had a lot of trouble levering the roots out."
我们在撬树根时遇到了很多麻烦.
近义：inconvenience, irk, irritate, molest, nag, offend
yourself [jɔr'sɛlf] 词频1
pron. 你自己;（用以加强语气）亲自;你的正常或健康的情况;
💡 your你的+self自己 → 你自己
"De-stress yourself with a relaxing bath."
舒舒服服洗个澡放松一下。
近义：herself, himself, itself, oneself, themselves, thyself
nature ['netʃɚ] 词频1 词根: 出生
n. 自然;天性;天理;类型;
💡 nat出生的+ure状态→出生状态→天性
"the adversarial nature of the two-party system"
两党制的对抗性
近义：milieu, surroundings, circumambiency, medium, ecosystem, environment
physics ['fɪzɪks] 词根: physic
n. 物理学;物理现象;物理成分;
💡 phys物理 + ics 名词后缀, 表示“...学”→ 物理学
"the characterization of physics as the study of simplicity"
把物理学界定为一门探求简单规律的学问
around [ə'raʊnd] 词频1
adv. 大约;旋转;到处，四处;在周围; prep. 围绕;在附近;前后，左右;在…周围;
💡 前缀:a 表示加强意义
"He arrived around five o'clock."
他大约是五点钟到的。
近义：about, approximately, loosely, nearly, roughly, thereabout
making ['mekɪŋ]
n. 制造;产生的过程;成功改进的手段;原料，材料; v. “make”的现在分词;
"The old lady engaged herself in making clothes for her children."
这位老太太忙着为孩子们做衣服.
近义：manufacture, preparation, workmanship, confection, construct, construction

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