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admit [əd'mɪt] 词频1 词根: miss
vt.& vi. 许可进入;承认，供认; vt. 允许;确认; vi. 承认;允许;
💡 ad一再+mit送，放出→送来→许可进入
"I must admit I'm completely foxed."
我得承认我一点都不懂。
近义：own, accept, acknowledge, recognize, allow, honor 反义：impugn, naysay, negate, object, oppose, rebut
private ['praɪvət] 词频1 词根: priv
adj. 私有的，私人的;秘密的;内心的;平民的，无官职的，士兵的; n. 列兵，士兵，[陆]二等兵;〈古〉私人，个人;阴部，生殖器;
💡 priv单个+ate形容词后缀→个人的
"You can visit the whole palace except for the private apartments."
整座宫殿除内殿外均可参观。
近义：pfc, grunt, squaddie, inside, noteworthy, particular 反义：open, overt, patent, communal
battle ['bætl] 词频1 词根: bat
vt.& vi. 与…作战;争斗; n. 战争，战役;比赛，较量;长期论战或长期作战;激烈的竞争;
💡 batt打，走+le表名词 → 战斗
"the battle of Waterloo"
滑铁卢战役
近义：strive, struggle, tilt, vie, war, wrestle 反义：reconcile, impasse, armistice, respite, truce, ceasefire
mount [maunt] 词频2 词根: 攀登
vt.& vi. 登上;骑上; vi. 增加;上升; vt. 安装，架置;镶嵌，嵌入;准备上演;成立（军队等）; n. 山峰;攀，登;运载工具;底座;
💡 m为 山，o圆石头，u上面不平的石头，n下面不平的石头，t是树 mountain(n.山)-mount(v.爬山)
"the first ascent of Mount Everest"
首次攀登珠穆朗玛峰
近义：ride, scale, surmount, climb, pile, tot 反义：unfix, demount, disassemble, dismantle, dismount
half [hæf] 词频1
adj. 一半的，半个的; n. 半;一半;（啤酒等饮料的）半品脱;（比赛、音乐会等的）半场; adv. 一半;部份地;
"He has sunk half his fortune into a new business undertaking."
他已把一半财产投资于一个新企业.
近义：mid, midway, partially, semi 反义：absolutely, off, outright, perfectly, plumb, positively
Everest [['evərist]]
n. 珠穆朗玛峰, 顶峰

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