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surfeit ['sɝfɪt]
n. 过量，过度（尤指饮食）;（饮食过度引起的）不适; vt. 吃得过多; vi. 由于过量而厌腻;
💡 fac, fect, fic, fig, fea =make,do,表示”做,制作”#词根助记：sur超过+feit=做的超过所需要的
"The voters are pretty sick of such a surfeit of primary sloganeering."
选民们对于初选时没完没了地空喊口号的现象感到发腻了.
近义：overfill, pall, quench, refill, replenish, sate
sick [sɪk] 词频1
adj. 恶心的;晕船;不舒服的;腻烦的; vt. 吐出;追逐;攻击; n. <口>呕吐物;病人;
"I'm fucking sick of this fucking rain!"
这该死的雨真他妈的让我心烦！
近义：incite, instigate, provoke, sic, spur, upheave 反义：healthful, invigorating, lush, sound, vigorous, well
starve [stɑrv] 词频2 词根: st-
vi. 挨饿;[非正式用语] 饥饿;受饿;[古语] 冻死; vt. 使挨饿;饿死;
💡 士大夫(谐音)→士大夫宁肯挨 饿也不吃嗟来之食
"The animals were left to starve to death."
那些动物只能等着饿死。
近义：famish, throttle, choke, constrain 反义：fress, glut, guzzle

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"This above all: to thine own self be true; And it must follow, as the night the day; Thou canst not then be false to any man."
"Blow, blow, thou winter wind! Thou art not so unkind as Man's ingratitude."
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