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turn [tɝn] 词频1 词根: 扭转
vt.& vi. 使转动;旋转;使改变方向;使不适; vt. 使变酸;使变换;使变为; n. 翻转;（路线或方向的）改变;机会;
"The government did an about-turn over nuclear energy."
政府对核能的态度来了个180度的大转变。
近义：loop, slew, swerve, veer, wind, bend 反义：reerect, right, straighten, unfold, untwist
fester ['fɛstɚ]
vi. 化脓，溃烂;腐烂，腐败;激起怨忿，引起创痛;使衰败; vt. 使感染、发炎或腐烂; n. 溃烂;脓疮;
"The wound did not fester."
伤口未溃烂.
近义：infect, suppurate, ulcerate, pimple, pock, pustule
smell [smɛl] 词频1
n. 嗅觉;气味;臭味;发出臭气的人[东西]; vt.& vi.& link-v. 嗅，闻;闻出，发觉，查出;发出…的气味;
💡 鼻子太小（small），闻（smell）不到
"I always associate the smell of baking with my childhood."
一闻到烘烤食物的味道我就想起了童年。
近义：nose, scent, sniff, snuff, pong, reek
worse [wɝs] 词频2
adj. 更坏的;恶化的;更厉害的;严重的( bad,ill,badly的比较级); adv. 更坏地，更糟地;（程度上）更…; n. 更坏的事物;
"The rooms were awful and the food was worse."
房间很糟糕，吃的更差。
近义：lousy, badder, baddest, punk, worst, awful 反义：higher, paramount, preferable, superior, topmost, upper
weeds
n. 丧服
近义：scrub, thicket, underbrush, undergrowth, underwood, brush
things
n. 所有物, 财产, 用具, 用品, 局面, 形势, 情况\\n[法] 物
近义：oddments, stuff, doings, articles, etceteras

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