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childish ['tʃaɪldɪʃ] 词频2 词根: child
adj. 幼稚的;孩子气的;不复杂的;
💡 child孩子+ish表形容词，“像…一样，有的…” →孩子气的
"Don't be so childish!"
别那么幼稚！
近义：immature, infantile, puerile, sophomoric, unformed, babyish 反义：adult, aged, developed, elder, elderly, grown
sports [['spɔ:ts]]
n. (英)运动会, 运动的, 适用于运动的, 运动会的, 与运动会有关的
近义：athletics, games, informal, sport, sporting, sportsman

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