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delight [dɪ'laɪt] 词频1 词根: 诱惑
n. 快乐，高兴;使人高兴的东西或人; vt. 使高兴，使欣喜; vi. 感到高兴[快乐];
💡 de加强+light光亮 → 使光亮 → 使高兴
"They all cackled with delight."
他们都高兴得嘎嘎地笑。
近义：humor, please, pleasure, recreate, satisfy, tickle 反义：irritate, pain, roil, vex, disappoint, discontent
lawyer ['lɔjɚ] 词频2 词根: law
n. 律师，法学家;
💡 law法律+yer表示人 →律师，法律家
"His lawyer turned to address the bench."
他的律师转身对法官讲话。
近义：jurisconsult, jurisprudent, legist, litigant, litigator, notary
statesman ['stetsmən] 词频2 词根: 站立
n. 政治家;
💡 states政务+man人→ n.国务活动家，政治家
"an elder statesman of golf"
高尔夫球的元老
game [ɡem] 词频1
n. 游戏，运动;比赛，竞赛;诡计;猎物; adj. 受伤的，瘸的;对…有兴趣的;雄赳赳的;关于野味的; v. 打赌，赌输赢;赌输;
"the East-West All-Star Game"
东西部全明星赛
近义：play, sport, toy, dally, match, round
priest [prist] 词频2
n. 神父，牧师;司铎，司祭;领导者;神甫; vt. 使成为神职人员;
💡 pri(price价格)+est(最高级):古代 神父价最高
"He confessed to a priest that he had sinned."
他向神父忏悔他犯了罪.
近义：monk, presbyter, reverend, churchman, clergyman, cleric 反义：layperson, secular
jest [dʒest] 词频2
n. 笑话，玩笑;戏谑，诙谐;笑柄; vi. 开玩笑，打趣;取笑，嘲弄;
"Would I jest about such a thing?"
这种事我会说着玩吗？
近义：joke, kid, tease, chaff, play, jeering

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