A struggle with infuriated foes is always bearable, but God preserve us from the terrible battle with one's friends. Everything that is in us gets broken by it.
— Nikolai Gogol  ·  No category

📚 名句词汇解析

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preserve [prɪ'zɝv] 词频2 词根: serv
vt. 保护;保持，保存;腌制食物;防腐处理; vi. 保鲜;保持原状;做蜜饯;禁猎; n. 蜜饯;防护用品;禁猎地;独占的事物（或范围）;
💡 pre预先+serve保持→预先保留→保存
"Names of people in the book were changed to preserve anonymity."
为了姓名保密，书中的人用的都是化名。
近义：protect, save, shelter, defend, guard, embalm 反义：quit, stop, leave, desist, cut, finish
terrible ['tɛrəbl] 词频1 词根: terr
adj. 可怕的;危害极大的;<非正>很糟的;劣质的; adv. 口〉非常，很，极; n. 可怕的人;
💡 terr怕+ible...的 → 可怕的
"to make a terrible blunder"
犯大错
近义：heinous, hideous, horrendous, horrible, horrid, horrific 反义：innocuous, offenceless, safe, unoffending, benign, harmless
battle ['bætl] 词频1 词根: bat
vt.& vi. 与…作战;争斗; n. 战争，战役;比赛，较量;长期论战或长期作战;激烈的竞争;
💡 batt打，走+le表名词 → 战斗
"the battle of Waterloo"
滑铁卢战役
近义：strive, struggle, tilt, vie, war, wrestle 反义：reconcile, impasse, armistice, respite, truce, ceasefire
struggle ['strʌɡl] 词频1 词根: str-
vi. 搏斗;奋斗;努力;争取; n. 打斗;竞争;奋斗;
💡 死抓狗(谐音):与狗 斗争使劲抓狗
"the Dalits' struggle for social and economic rights"
贱民争取社会和经济权利的斗争
近义：battle, strive, tilt, vie, wrestle, combat 反义：accord, acquiesce, chord, coincide, concur, converge
bearable [['bɛərəbl]]
a. 可忍受的, 支承得住的
近义：livable, passable, sufferable, supportable, sustainable, tolerable 反义：insupportable, intolerable, onerous, strenuous, tiresome, unbearable
broken ['brokən] 词频1
adj. 破碎的，打碎的;（腿，臂等）已骨折的;（线条）虚线的，断续的;被打断的; v. 打破，折断(break的过去分词);打破（纪录）;损坏;
"He escaped with only a broken arm."
他得以逃生，只是断了一只胳膊。
近义：rimose, rimous, ruptured, torn, chapped, cracked 反义：operational, prepared, ready, sound, undamaged, unharmed

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