A pessimist sees only the dark side of the clouds, and mopes; a philosopher sees both sides, and shrugs; an optimist doesn't see the clouds at all - he's walking on them.
— Leonard Louis Levinson  ·  No category

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philosopher [fə'lɑsəfɚ] 词频3 词根: soph
n. 哲学家，哲人;思想家，学者;豁达的人;爱卖弄大道理者;
💡 philo爱+soph智慧+er者→哲学家，思想家
"the Greek philosopher Aristotle"
希腊哲学家亚里士多德
近义：thinker, philosophe
pessimist ['pesimist;'pesəmist]
n. 悲观主义者，悲观者;厌世者;
"You don't have to be a pessimist to realize that we're in trouble."
不是悲观论者也能意识到我们有了麻烦。
近义：defeatist, doomsayer, fatalist
dark [dɑrk] 词频1 词根: /də/
adj. 黑暗的;乌黑的;忧郁的;神秘的; n. 黑暗;暗色;暗处;
💡 轮椅(d)上的艺术家(ar)使肯德基(k)变得 黑暗
"She groped blindly for the light switch in the dark room."
她在黑暗的房间里摸索电灯开关。
近义：obscurity, penumbra, semidarkness, twilight, blackness, darkness 反义：incandescence, brightness, brilliance, brilliancy, firelight, glow
side [said] 词频1 词根: 坐下
n. 面，边;方面;侧面;旁边; adj. 侧面的;旁边的;次要的，枝节的;副的; vi. 支持，同意;偏袒;附和;站在…一边;
"Italy joined the war on the Allied side in 1915."
1915年，意大利加入协约国参战。
近义：agree, face, party, hillside, mountainside, slope 反义：above, upper
optimist ['ɔptimist] 词根: 最好
n. 乐观主义者;乐天派;
"Pete, ever the optimist, said things were bound to improve."
一向乐观的皮特说,事情必定是会好转的.
walking [['wɔ:kiŋ]]
n. 步行, 步态\\na. 步行的, 步行用的
近义：pace, walk, gait, pacing, pedestrian, errant 反义：seated, sitting

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