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powerful ['paʊɚfl] 词频1 词根: 力量
adj. 强大的;权力大的;（药）有效地; adv. 很;非常;
💡 power力量+ful表形容词，“有…的” →有力的
"The powerful lords were guilty of grinding the villagers under their heels."
那些大领主的罪过是以权势欺压村民.
近义：lordly, masterful, mighty, authoritative, potent, puissant 反义：impotent, infirm, labile, languid, languishing, languorous
almost ['ɔlmost] 词频1
adv. 几乎，差不多;将近;快要;近乎;
💡 al(all)+most→差不多；几乎(=nearly)
"I like almost all of them."
我差不多所有的都喜欢。
近义：about, approximately, insufficiently, around, loosely, nearly 反义：liberally, off, outright, abundantly, plethorically, plumb
money ['mʌni] 词频1
n. 钱;财富;薪水;款项;
💡 如果乱花 钱，家长会“骂你”（谐音）
"The money was donated by a local businessman who wishes to remain anonymous ."
这笔款子是当地一位不愿透露姓名的企业家捐赠的。
近义：assets, means, resources, specie, wherewithal, readies
work [wɝk] 词频1
vt.& vi. 使工作;使运作;操作;使产生效果; n. 工作，操作;著作;工厂;行为，事业; vt. 使工作;操作;经营;使缓慢前进;
"to be absent from work"
缺勤
近义：labor, labour, function, process, tool, malleate 反义：idle, laze, loaf, loiter, ramble, roam
aphrodisiac
n. 摧欲剂, 春药\\na. 激发性欲的
近义：aphrodisiacal, sexy, erotic, erotical, amative, amatory
flowers
[医] 花; 升华制成的药物; 月经

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