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broadly [['brɔ:dli]] 词频5
adv. 宽广地, 明白地, 无礼貌地
近义：largely, roughly, sketchily, vastly, widely, thoroughly 反义：hardly
short [ʃɔːrt] 词频1 词根: sh-
adj. 短的，短暂的;矮的;短缺的;短期的; adv. 突然;唐突地;简短地;横贯地; n. 短裤;短路;缺乏; vt. 故意少给…的零头，骗取; vi. 短路;
💡 削头”（谐音）削了头人还能不 矮吗？ 网友：双木成林 补充：缩的（谐音），这样就成短的；矮的
"The short story is a difficult art form to master."
短篇小说是一种很难掌握的艺术形式。
近义：abridgment, abbreviation, little, minute, small, squat 反义：lengthened, lengthy, imprudent, intrepid, manful, mettlesome
best [bɛst] 词频1
adj. 最好的( good和well的最高级);最愉快的;最幸福的;最合适的; adv. 最好地;最出色地;最高标准地; n. 佼佼者;（个人的）最高水平;最重要的优越性;最好的东西，最合乎要求的事物; vt. [口]打败，胜过;
"He is arguably the best actor of his generation."
按理他是他那一代中最优秀的演员。
近义：master, outgo, outmatch, outrange, outrank, outstrip 反义：badder, baddest, worse
speaking ['spi:kiŋ] 词频5
n. 说话;讲话;谈话;演讲; adj. 演讲的;富于表情的;（肖像）栩栩如生的;雄辩的; v. 讲，谈(speak的现在分词 );
"He breathed deeply before speaking again."
他深深吸一口气，然后继续说下去。
近义：oratory, rhetoric, speechmaking, eloquence, talking
words [[wə:dz]]
n. 言语；话语；字（word的复数）

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