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hope [hop] 词频1
n. 希望，期望;希望的东西;被寄予希望的人或事物、情况;抱有希望的理由; vt.& vi. 希望，期望; vt. [俚语]相信，认为; vi. 希望，盼望，期待;
💡 侯补”对员有 希望成为正式队员
"He was a beacon of hope for the younger generation."
他是年轻一代的希望之灯。
近义：illusion, aspiration, reliance, trust, trustfulness, fantasy 反义：hopelessness, desperateness, desperation, despond, despondence, despondency
find [faɪnd] 词频1
v. 发现;找到;查明;发觉; n. 发现物;被发现的人;
💡 翻的(谐音): 找东西是要“翻的
"We searched in all quarters but still couldn't find it."
我们到处寻找,但仍没能找到.
近义：learn, realize, locate, perceive, sense, spot 反义：ignore, neglect, overleap, overlook, overrule, pass
best [bɛst] 词频1
adj. 最好的( good和well的最高级);最愉快的;最幸福的;最合适的; adv. 最好地;最出色地;最高标准地; n. 佼佼者;（个人的）最高水平;最重要的优越性;最好的东西，最合乎要求的事物; vt. [口]打败，胜过;
"He is arguably the best actor of his generation."
按理他是他那一代中最优秀的演员。
近义：master, outgo, outmatch, outrange, outrank, outstrip 反义：badder, baddest, worse
ourselves [ɑr'sɛlvz] 词频1
pron. “myself”的复数;我们自己;（把）我们自己;
"We enjoyed ourselves immensely."
我们快活极了。
近义：us, we
seeking
[计] 查找, 寻找, 故障检查
近义：searching
challenges
n. 挑战( challenge的名词复数 ); 要求; （警卫等）查问口令; 怀疑

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— Albert Camus
"Indifference, then, is not only a sin, it is a punishment."
— Elie Wiesel
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— Unknown
"No law or ordinance is mightier than understanding."
— Plato
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— Maya Angelou
"PATIENCE, n. A minor form of despair, disguised as a virtue."
— Ambrose Bierce
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— William Shakespeare
"Its better to know some of the questions, than all of the answers."
— James Thurber
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