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agony ['æɡəni] 词频2 词根: agon
n. 极大的痛苦;苦恼，烦闷;临死的挣扎;（感情的）迸发;
💡 agon挣扎+y表名词 → 痛苦
"Jack collapsed in agony on the floor."
杰克十分痛苦地瘫倒在地板上。
近义：dying, heartache, heartbreak, misery, oppression, oppressiveness 反义：appeasement, mollification, pacification, pacifying, placation, propitiation
civilized [['sivilaizd]] 词频3
a. 文明的, 有礼的
近义：highbrow, learned, literate, schooled, civil, civilised 反义：barbarian, barbaric, barbarous, savage, wild, boorish
dialogue ['daiəlɔg]
n. 对话;（文学、戏剧、电影等中的）对话;对白;意见分歧者之间的意见交换; vt. 用对话表达; vi. 对话;进行非正式的意见交换;
💡 对话这个单词包括五大元音字母＝dialog
"Two actors carried on a dialogue in the middle of the stage."
两个演员在舞台中央进行对白.
近义：talk, dialog, chat, confer, converse, coze
implied [im'plaid]
adj. 暗指的，含蓄的; v. 暗示，暗指( imply的过去式和过去分词 );必然包含;说明，表明;
"His silence implied agreement."
他的沉默意味着同意.
近义：implicit, included, inferred, assumed, tacit, understood 反义：apparent, irrefutable, manifest, obvious, ostensible, ostensive
solved
a. 解决了的

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