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discourse ['dɪskɔrs] 词频3 词根: cur
n. 论述，交谈;正式的讨论; vi. 演说;谈论; vt. 叙述;讨论;
💡 dis 分开、离、散 + course课程 → 离散的课程 → 演讲
"a discourse on issues of gender and sexuality"
关于性别和性行为的论文
近义：lecture, orate, perorate, speak, dissert, dissertate
please [pliz] 词频1
int. 请; vt.& vi. 使高兴;使满意;讨人喜欢;讨好;
💡 please(please)→取悦；使高兴；喜欢；愿意；请
"Please be quiet. I have to study the book for a test tomorrow."
请不要说话了, 明天要考试,我得看书.
近义：humor, oblige, pleasure, recompense, recreate, repay 反义：undeceive, disenthrall, disappoint, discontent, dishearten, dissatisfy
brief [bri:f] 词频1 词根: 短
adj. 短暂的;（衣着）短的;简洁的;简明的; vt. 向…介绍基本情况;（尤指事前）向…介绍基本情况;向…下达简令;在…事先向…做简要指点; n. 概要;短文;简短声明;（争议一方的情况或论点）要点摘录;
💡 剥了衣服（谐音）: 简短的 不b简洁(brief)，哥g悲伤(grief)，阿姨re说谎lie为缓解(relief) brief=brev短的- 简洁的
"It was unfair to judge her on such a brief acquaintanceship."
你刚认识她就对她作出评价，这是不公平的。
近义：instruct, abridge, abstract, shorten, summarize, telescope 反义：huge, immense, large, lengthy, overreaching, prolonged
long [lɔŋ] 词频1 词根: /lə/
adj. 长的;长时间的;冗长的，过长的;长音的; adv. 长久地;始终;遥远地; n. 长时间，长时期;[语]长音节;（服装的）长尺寸;长裤; vi. 渴望，极想;
💡 渴望见到很 长的龙（long） 长龙（拼音long)摆尾 网友：顾亮亮 补充：龙很长
"How long will I be under the anaesthetic ?"
我会麻醉多长时间？
近义：lengthened, lengthy, moderately, pretty, quite, rather 反义：little, minute, small, squat, slight

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