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accustomed [ə'kʌstəmd]
adj. 习惯的;通常的;独有的;适应的; v. 使习惯于(accustom的过去式和过去分词);
💡 ac 一再 + custom 习惯+ ed 表示“有...的”、“如...的”、“...的” → a.惯常的；习惯的
"We have got accustomed to living in an air - conditioned room."
我们对生活在有 空调 的房间里已习惯了.
近义：wonted, inured, used 反义：unacquainted, unconversant, uninitiated, unwonted
disguise [dɪs'ɡaɪz] 词频2 词根: dis
vt. 隐瞒，掩饰;伪装，假装;化装;掩盖; n. 伪装;伪装品;用作伪装的东西;托辞，借口;
💡 disgu伪装+ise名词后缀 → 用来伪装的东西(或行动)
"He went about in the disguise of a sailor."
他伪装成海员到处流窜.
近义：hide, mask, occult, screen, secrete, shade 反义：bare, debunk, expose
become [bɪ'kʌm] 词频1
vi. 变为，成为;变得;变成; vt. 适合，适宜;相称，相当;变成;发生;
💡 be(upon)+come→变为；成为(=to come upon）
"In a world that had suddenly become alien and dangerous, he was her only security."
在一个突然变得陌生而危险的世界里，他是她唯一的守护神。
近义：turn, wax, get, go, grow, suit 反义：remain, keep, stay, get
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
others [['ʌðəz]]
pron. 其他人
disguised
v. 假扮( disguise的过去式和过去分词 ); 化装; 伪装; 掩盖

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