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lucky ['lʌki] 词频1
adj. 运气好的，侥幸的;兆头好的，吉祥的;〈俚〉难得;很恰当的;
💡 luck幸运 + y ...的→ 幸运的；吉祥的
"a happy-go-lucky sort of person"
乐天派的人
近义：jammy, privileged, propitious, successful, fortunate, happy 反义：luckless, ominous, poor, baleful, unblessed, unblest
think [θɪŋk] 词频1
vt. 想;思索;以为;看待; vi. 思辩;考虑;构想;回忆; adj. 深思的;供思考的; n. 想;想法;
💡 深刻(谐音):深刻的思 想 我在想（think）该如何感谢（thank）他们
"They'll think you're being antisocial if you don't go."
要是你不去，他们就会认为你不合群。
近义：imagine, meditate, mull, perpend, ponder, ratiocinate
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
seven ['sɛvn] 词频1
num. 七;七个;第七; n. 七;七个;
"The journey took approximately seven hours."
旅程大约花了七个小时。
week [wik] 词频1
n. 一星期，周;工作周（一个星期中的工作时间）;
"We shall drive over to see you next week."
我们下星期开车来看你.
hours
n. 小时（hour的复数形式）

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— George Bernard Shaw
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— Anna Quindlen
"I would rather make one percent of a hundred men's efforts than one hundred percent of my own. This way if ten get sick and ten get run over by a truck, I still have eighty percent of my income."
— Unknown
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— Logan Pearsall Smith
"It usually takes a long time to find a shorter way."
— Anonymous
"I still believe in liberalism today as much as I ever did, but, oh, there was a happy time when I believed in liberals..."
— G. K. Chesterton
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— African Proverb
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— Helen Rowland
"I aughta join a club and beat you over the head with it."
— Groucho Marx
"No great improvements in the lot of mankind are possible until a great change takes place in the fundamental constitution of their modes of thought."
— John Stuart Mill
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