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yesterday ['jɛstɚde] 词频2
n. 昨天;往昔;<正式>过去; adv. 在昨天，在昨日;近来;
💡 yester昨日+day一天 → 昨天
"Believe it or not, he was here yesterday as large as life."
信不信由你, 他昨天确确实实是在这儿.
近义：lately, past, yore
recover [rɪ'kʌvɚ] 词频1 词根: re
vt. 恢复;重新获得;找回;<正>恢复（适当的状态或位置）; vi. 恢复健康（体力、能力等）; n. 恢复开始时姿势;
💡 re重新 + cover盖住 → 重新获得；挽回
"People used to go to special health spring to recover from tuberculosis."
人们常去温泉疗养胜地治疗肺结核.
近义：recapture, reclaim, reconquer, recoup, recuperate, regain 反义：miss, waste, intensify, recrudesce, worsen, aggravate
tomorrow [tə'mɔro] 词频1
adv. 在明天，在明日; n. 明天;最近，不远的将来;
💡 汤姆(tom)或者(or)同排(row)同学 明天请假
"Could I have an alarm call at 5.30 tomorrow, please?"
请在明天早晨5:30打电话叫醒我好吗？
近义：morrow 反义：lately
lose [lu:z] 词频1 词根: 分解
vt. 失去;错过;遗失;耽搁; vi. 损失;输掉;走慢;降低价值;
💡 10(lo)个司仪(se) 遗失了
"It is easy for children to lose their self - esteem ."
孩子很容易失去 自尊.
近义：mislay, misplace, miss, waste 反义：prosper, thrive, triumph, win, overcome, conquer
ours [ɑrz] 词频2
pron. 我们的;
"It is interesting to compare their situation and ours."
把他们的状况与我们的相比很有意思。

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