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likely ['laɪkli] 词频1
adj. 可能的;适合的;有希望的; adv. 可能;或许;大概;多半;
💡 like可能 + ly...的\/地 → a.可能的 ad.很可能
"Rice flour makes the cake less likely to crumble."
这种糕饼用米粉做不那么容易碎。
近义：inclined, apt, liable, ostensible, plausible, possible 反义：imaginary, implausible, improbable, unbelievable, uncertain, utopical
unnecessary [ʌn'nɛsə'sɛri] 词根: necessar
adj. 不必要的，多余的;无用的，无益的;无须;
💡 un 不 + necess 必要+ ary 表示有...性质的 → adj. 不必要的,无用的
"They were found guilty of causing unnecessary suffering to animals."
他们因虐待动物而被判有罪。
近义：needless, pointless, profitless, purposeless, redundant, reiterative 反义：important, indispensable, intrinsic, key, main, material
shopping ['ʃɑpɪŋ]
n. 购物，买东西;工作室，制作室;车间;家庭作坊; vi. 选购：为寻找商品或便宜货而逛商店;到处寻找：为得到某物而寻找它; vt. 逛（某一个商店）或（在某一个商店）买东西;
💡 shopp=shop购物+ing行业,状态，行为 →买东西
"She brought the shopping home in a cardboard box."
她将买的东西放在纸箱里带回家.
近义：purchase, purchasing, buy 反义：selling, vendition
store [stɔr] 词频1 词根: st-
n. 商店;贮存物;仓库;大量; v. 贮存;（在计算机里）存储;
"Store the cake in an airtight container."
把蛋糕存放在密封容器里。
近义：heap, hoard, huddle, reposit, stock, stockpile 反义：apportion, appropriate, assign, mete, parcel, portion
hungry ['hʌŋɡri] 词频1 词根: /hʌn/
adj. 饥饿的;渴望的，渴望得到;（统称）饥民;荒年的，不毛的;
💡 因为hungry(饿)，匆忙(hurry)去买饭。 网友：马 补充：已婚(hun)女孩(gr)比丫头(y)饥渴
"Is anyone getting hungry?"
有人觉得饿吗？
近义：hungering, peckish, ravenous, starved, starveling, starving 反义：jaded, replete, sated, satiate, satisfied, overfilled
purchases
v. 购买；进货（purchase的第三人称单数形式）

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