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satire ['sætaɪɚ] 词频4 词根: 满足
n. 讽刺;讽刺文学;讽刺作品;
💡 sat(full)+ire(名词后缀)→讽刺；讥讽
"The movie is a clever satire on the advertising industry."
那部影片是关于广告业的一部巧妙的讽刺作品.
近义：sarcasm, jab, quip, sally, jape, wisecrack
discreet [dɪ'skrit] 词频5 词根: cern
adj. 谨慎的，慎重的;考虑周到的;小心的;持重;
💡 dis分开，分离+creet=cret搞清，区别→慎重的，谨慎的
"He was always very discreet about his love affairs."
他对两性关系一贯谨小慎微。
近义：levelheaded, moderate, prudent, reserved, restrained, reticent 反义：impolitic, incautious, tactless
weapon ['wɛpən] 词频2
n. 武器，兵器; vi. 武装，提供武器;
💡 瓦盆（谐音）：小两口打架，拿瓦盆当 兵器 我们(we)阿婆(ap)上(on)前线送 武器
"Police frogmen searched the lake for the murder weapon."
警方的蛙人搜索这个湖，寻找谋杀凶器。
近义：arm
amuck [[ə'mʌk]]
adv. 狂乱地, 杀气腾腾地\\na. 嗜杀的
近义：amok, runaway, wild, crazed, barbarously, savagely
tilt [tɪlt] 词频3
vt. 使倾斜;（在马上）拿枪扎;抨击，攻击; vi. 倾斜;〈美〉有倾向性，偏袒;抨击; n. 倾斜，歪斜;斜坡，坡度;马上刺枪比赛;跳动锤，落锤;
💡 踢它（谐音）：踢它后就 倾斜了 tall高-tile瓦-tilt 倾斜 网友：yqy 补充：源自tile。屋顶上的瓦片不是斜的么？
"She wore her hat at a tilt over her left eye."
她歪戴着帽子遮住左眼.
近义：incline, slant, tip, cant, careen, lean 反义：reerect, right, straighten, unbend, even
meet [mit] 词频1
vt.& vi. 相遇;相识;开会;接触（某物）; vt. 满足;支付;迎接;经历（常指不愉快的事）; n. 运动会，体育比赛;猎狐运动（尤其英式英语）; adj. 适当的;合适的;恰当的;
💡 meet碰到合适的
"Achcha! We'll meet at eight."
好吧！我们八点钟见。
近义：assemble, rejoin, reunite, foregather, forgather, gather 反义：part, secede, split

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