You don't have to be a genius when you're surrounded by morons.
— Unknown  ·  Intelligence

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genius ['dʒinjəs] 词频2 词根: gen
n. 天才;天赋;天才人物;（特别的）才能;
💡 geni出生，产生+us用→生出[就有]→天才
"the genius of Shakespeare"
莎士比亚的天才
近义：sage, savant, intellect, intelligence, invention, knack 反义：idiocy, imbecility, inanity, asininity, ludicrousness, nonsense
surrounded
a. 被…环绕着的
近义：walled, begirt, enclosed, fenced
morons
n. <口>傻子( moron的复数形式 ); 痴愚者（指心理年龄在8至12岁的成年人）

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