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strength [strɛŋθ] 词频1 词根: strong
n. 力量;优点，长处;（光、声、色等的）力度;人力[数];
💡 streng=strong强壮的+th抽象名词 →力量
"Colours like red convey a sense of energy and strength."
红色之类的颜色可给人以充满活力与力量的感觉。
近义：heart, impetuosity, impetus, impulsiveness, ardour, mastery 反义：puniness, weakening, weariness, exinanition, debility, destructibility
condition [kən'dɪʃən] 词频1 词根: con
n. 状态;环境;健康状况;条款; vt. 制约;限制;使习惯于;使适应; vt.& vi. 对…具有重要影响;影响（某事发生的方式）;保持（头发或皮肤等的）健康;养护;
💡 con共同+dit给予+ion抽象名词→共同给出的东西 → 条件
"The car was in A1 condition."
汽车状况好极了。
近义：fitness, shape, capacitate, prepare, fit, fix 反义：impair, jumble, mess, muss, overset, overturn
muscle ['mʌsl] 词频2
n. 肌肉;力量;权威，权力; vt. 硬挤;使劲搬动; vi. 用力挤;
💡 muscul 表”肌肉”
"I've torn a calf muscle."
我拉伤了小腿肌肉。
近义：toughen, impose, enforce, foist
spirit ['spɪrɪt] 词频1 词根: spir
n. 精神，心灵;情绪;勇气;精髓; v. 神秘地带走;
💡 spir呼吸+it名词→有精神
"He slammed the door in a spirit of defiance."
他以挑衅性的态度把门砰地一下关上.
近义：obliterate, efface, eradicate, exterminate, lifeblood, atman 反义：soma, heartsickness, hopelessness, intimidation, lassitude, tiredness
real ['ri:əl] 词频1 词根: 统治
adj. 真的;真实的，现实的;事实上的;真诚的; adv. 真正，实在;确实地; n. 实在，现实;实数;
"I made a real balls-up of my exams."
我考试考得一塌糊涂。
近义：legitimate, authentic, sterling, true, truthful, unfeigned 反义：imaginary, utopical, visional, chimeric, chimerical, dreamlike
tenderness ['tendənis] 词频3
n. 柔软;温和;亲切;心软难处理;
"He felt a brief wave of tenderness towards his old teacher."
他对他年迈的老师湧起了一股爱怜之情.
近义：kindness, love, meekness, attachment, pity, silkiness 反义：impoliteness, rudeness, scurrility, solecism, uncouthness, unkindness

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