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wisdom ['wɪzdəm] 词频2 词根: wise
n. 智慧，明智;常识，好的判断力;知识，学问;古训;
💡 wis=wise智慧的+dom状态或领域 →智慧
"The received wisdom is that they cannot win."
大家一致认为他们不会赢。
近义：prudence, sageness, sanity, sensibleness, carefulness, discretion 反义：nescience, philistinism, unacquaintance, unawareness, unfamiliarity, benightedness
folly ['fɑli] 词频2
n. 蠢笨;愚行;讽刺剧;
💡 fool(愚人)+y(表示抽象名词的后缀)→愚笨；愚行
"an act of sheer folly"
纯粹愚蠢的行动
近义：idiocy, muddleheadedness, nonsense, senselessness, stupidity, bullshit 反义：judgement, judgment, reasonableness, sageness, sanity, sensibleness
love [lʌv] 词频1
vt.& vi. 爱，热爱;爱戴;喜欢;赞美，称赞; vt. 喜爱;喜好;喜欢;爱慕; n. 爱情，爱意;疼爱;热爱;爱人，所爱之物;
💡 l是男性,o是女性,v是交叉- 爱
"Being in love must have addled your brain."
坠入爱河必已使你神魂颠倒。
近义：idolize, worship, cherish, adore, like, dig 反义：loathe, scorn, scunner, despise, detest, dislike
fool [fu:l] 词频1
n. 愚人，傻瓜;受骗者;有癖好的人;受愚弄的人; vt. 愚弄，欺骗;浪费，虚度;闹笑话;游手好闲; vi. 开玩笑;欺骗;戏弄; adj. 愚蠢的;傻的;
"Don't be such a bloody fool."
别像个大傻瓜似的。
近义：hoax, hoodwink, humbug, inveigle, outmaneuver, bamboozle
wise [waɪz] 词频1
adj. 聪明的，有智慧的;博学的，博识的;明白的;像智者的; vt. 使知道，使懂得;教导;指点; vi. 了解，知道;
"a wise and virtuous man"
博学多识的君子
近义：informed, judicious, knowing, knowledgeable, learned, lettered 反义：silly, stupid, tomfool, unaware, uneducated, unenlightened

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"We are inclined to believe those whom we do not know because they have never deceived us."
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"Integrity without knowledge is weak and useless, and knowledge without integrity is dangerous and dreadful."
"You must have taken great pains, sir; you could not naturally been so very stupid."
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