Virtue on earth is persecuted ever; the envious die, but envy never.
— Moliere  ·  No category

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envy ['ɛnvi] 词频2 词根: en
n. 嫉妒，妒忌;羡慕; vi. 感到妒忌;显示出妒忌;
💡 en使+vy=vid看到别人→妒忌
"I don't envy your journey in this bad weather."
我并不羡慕你在这样恶劣的天气里旅行.
近义：begrudge, covet, grudge, heartburning, jealousy, enviousness 反义：scorn, scout, slight, spurn, underestimate, downplay
virtue ['vɝtʃʊ] 词频2
n. 美德;德行;价值;长处;
💡 我求”（谐音） 美德
"He was considered to be a paragon of virtue."
他被认为是品德尽善尽美的典范.
近义：virtuousness 反义：disadvantage
earth [ɝθ] 词频1
n. 地球;陆地;泥土;兽穴; vt. 把（电线）接地;盖（土）;追赶入洞穴; vi. 躲进地洞;
💡 耳屎(谐音):耳朵屎长得有点像 泥土-泥土当然长在 地球上啦 ear(耳朵)+t(植物)+h(动物):听到感受到的一切之所在- 地球
"I rammed down the earth around the newly - planted tree."
我将新栽的树周围的土捣硬.
近义：ground, hill, mound, bank, plains, mainland
envious ['enviəs] 词频4 词根: 观看
adj. 嫉妒的;羡慕的;热;
"Everyone is so envious of her."
人人都那么羡慕她。
近义：jealous
persecuted
v. （尤指宗教或政治信仰的）迫害(~sb. for sth.)( persecute的过去式和过去分词 ); 烦扰, 困扰或骚扰某人

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