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mind [maɪnd] 词频1 词根: 心智
n. 心，精神，心力，知，智力，智慧;心胸，头脑，人;愿望，目的，意向，意志，决心，见解，意见;记忆，记性，记忆力，回想; vi. 介意;注意; vt. 专心于;介意;愿意做;照顾;
💡 mind→心；意志；精神；理性；智力；注意；开会；介意
"His mind reached after an understanding of the problem."
他开动脑筋,想弄懂这个问题.
近义：heed, attend, ware, beware, follow, care
proud [praʊd] 词频1
adj. 自豪的，得意的;光荣的，高尚的;傲慢的;有自尊心的;
💡 胖(p)肉(rou)多(d)的女人很 骄傲 网友：马胜敏 补充：1：球队有许多值得自豪的事，譬如（pr）这套圆（o）奖牌与奖杯（u）就是我们上次的（d）成果
"She is too proud to see her own mistake."
她太骄傲了,看不到自己的错误.
近义：infatuated, insolent, arrogant, pretentious, prideful, smug 反义：low, lowly, meek, mild, modest, unassuming
poor [pʊr] 词频1
adj. 贫穷的，贫乏的;令人怜悯的，可怜的;匮乏的;低劣的; n. the poor 贫困者，穷人;
💡 穿破（po）衣服的人（or），是因为 贫穷的
"Taxes should be levied more on the rich than on the poor."
向富人征收的税应该比穷人的多.
近义：indigent, impecunious, landless, meager, miserly, needy 反义：loaded, moneyed, monied, opulent, abundant, propertied
body ['bɔdi] 词频1
n. 身体;尸体;团体;物体; vt. 赋予形体;
💡 象形: o byd 身体
"They found the body buried beneath a pile of leaves."
他们发现尸体被埋在一堆树叶下面。
近义：object, soma, bodywork, chassis, fuselage, association 反义：lifeblood, atman, psyche, spirit, anima
rich [rɪtʃ] 词频1
adj. 富有的;肥沃的;丰富多彩的;油腻的;
"After a while, the rich sauce begins to cloy."
过了一会儿，浓味沙司开始显得油腻了。
近义：loaded, moneyed, monied, opulent, abundant, propertied 反义：impecunious, indigent, landless, meager, miserly, needy
garments
n. 服装, 衣着
近义：apparel, attire, outfit, raiment, togs, vestment

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