The moral arc of a Washington career could be divided into four parts: idealism, pragmatism, ambition and corruption.
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moral ['mɔrəl] 词频1 词根: mor
adj. 道德的，道义上的;精神上的;无疑的，当然的;教导道德的; n. 寓意，教训;（尤指男女间的）品行;格言;〈古〉相对者;
💡 mor道德+al...的 → 道德的
"My sister came along just to give me some moral support."
我姐姐只是过来给我一些道义上的支持。
近义：parable, corollary, principled, righteous, deontological, ethical 反义：immodest, indecent, iniquitous, lewd, obscene, piacular
career [kə'rɪr] 词频2 词根: car
n. 生涯;职业;事业;速度，全速; adj. 作为毕生职业的; vi. 全速前进，猛冲;
💡 car, char 车, 跑
"a career in accounting"
会计职业
近义：experience, tradition, race, scurry, speed, sprint 反义：layoff, leisure, lockout, joblessness
idealism ['aɪ'diə'lɪzəm] 词频5
n. 理想主义;理想化;唯心主义;
💡 ide思想，观点+al名词后缀+ism...主义→理想主义，唯心主义
"They're channelling the natural resources of youthful idealism into political action."
他们正在把青年固有的那种充满理想的热情引导到政治活动中去.
近义：utopism 反义：positivism, truthfulness, verism
ambition [æm'bɪʃən] 词频2 词根: it
n. 抱负;渴望得到的东西;追求的目标;夙愿; vt. 追求;有…野心;
💡 amb大+it行走+ion名词后缀→走大步→雄心，志向
"She never achieved her ambition of becoming a famous writer."
她一直未能实现当名作家的夙愿。
近义：covet, dream, moneygrubbing, avarice, avidity, avidness 反义：humanitarianism, largeheartedness, largess, largesse, liberality, munificence
corruption [kə'rʌpʃən] 词频4 词根: 断裂
n. 腐败;贪污;贿赂;变体;
"Several newspapers made allegations of corruption in the city's police department."
有几家报纸声称该市警察部门腐败。
近义：immodesty, immorality, impudicity, indecency, iniquity, obscenity 反义：honor, integrity, openheartedness, openness, politeness, probity
Washington [['wɔʃiŋtən]] 词频1
n. 华盛顿
近义：wa, wash.

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