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jealous ['dʒɛləs] 词频2
adj. 妒忌的;羡慕的;精心守护的;吃醋的;
💡 jeal=zeal热心+ous形容词后缀→对…热心而得不到→妒忌
"Peter was obsessively jealous and his behaviour was driving his wife away."
彼得过分嫉妒的举止令他的妻子想离他而去.
近义：clutching, envious 反义：orthodox, academic, square, straight, traditional, complaisant
light [laɪt] 词频1
n. 光;发光体;电灯;点火器; adj. 轻的;明亮的;浅色的;少量的; v. 点燃;照亮;用光指引; adv. 轻地，轻装地;
💡 房间光线（light）明暗度正好（right）
"The office was light and airy."
办公室又明亮又通风。
近义：illuminate, illumine, lighten, brighten, ignite, incandescence 反义：quench, douse, extinguish, murk, murkiness, obscurity
strong [strɔŋ] 词频1 词根: str-
adj. 强的;坚强的;强烈的;强壮的; adv. 强劲地;猛烈地;大大地;坚强地;
💡 音“死壮“，死壮死壮的像头牛。
"total abstinence from strong drink"
戒绝烈性酒
近义：heavy, hefty, husky, massive, mighty, muscular 反义：impotent, infirm, labile, languid, languishing, languorous
holy ['holi] 词频1 词根: /hi:/
adj. 神圣的;值得尊敬的，值得推崇的;圣洁的，圣徒般的;宗教的;
💡 厚礼（谐音）: 神圣的厚礼 洞里(hole)的丫头(y)是 神圣的（洞很深、很神秘） holiday=holi-holy 神圣的+day(天)
"A holy person is required to read the Holy Bible."
圣徒必读《圣经》.
近义：sacral, sacred, sainted, saintly, blessed, blest 反义：unconsecrated
writ [rit] 词频4
n. [法] 令状;文书;法院命令; v. “write”的过去式和过去分词;
"The company has been served with a writ for breach of contract."
这家公司因违约已接到法院令状。
近义：injunction, mandate, precept, sentence, warrant, breve
trifles
n. 琐事；鸡毛蒜皮的事（trifle的复数形式）
近义：froth

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