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indeed [ɪn'did] 词频1
adv. 的确，确实，实在;实际上，真正地;真的，真是;甚至;
💡 在行为（deed）事实里（in）即 确实
"The actual demands set out in the document are small beer indeed."
文件中陈述的实际要求确实是无关紧要的.
近义：assuredly, absolutely, really, verily, certainly, yea 反义：likely, maybe, perchance, perhaps, plausibly, possibly
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
candid ['kændid] 词根: 光明
adj. 率直的，坦白的;公正的;偷拍的;
"He was quite candid about the way the case had been handled."
对于这个案子的处理手法他直言不讳.
近义：honest, aboveboard, open, openhearted, outspoken, overt 反义：illegitimate, imitation, artsy, arty, phony, sham
beautifully [['bju:tifuli]] 词频4
adv. 美好地, 漂亮地
近义：prettily, ravishingly, charmingly, cutely, handsomely, magnificently 反义：awkwardly

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— Unknown
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— Michel de Montaigne
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— Sophocles
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