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bear [bɛr] 词频1 词根: /bə/
n. 熊;（在证券市场等）卖空的人;蛮横的人; vt. 忍受;承担;支撑;生育; vi. 生（孩子）;结（果实）;与…有关; adj. 跌价的;股票行情下跌的;卖空者的;
💡 6耳(ear) 熊能 忍受沉重的 负担
"The pain was almost more than he could bear."
这种痛苦几乎使他无法忍受。
近义：sustain, hold, endure, ride, stand, stomach 反义：parry, avert, avoid, prevent, shirk, sidestep
little ['lɪtl] 词频1
adj. 小的;琐碎的;娇小的;幼小的; adv. 不多，略微;少许，一点;短时间地; n. （表示否定）微少;没有多少;短时间; det. （数量上）微少的，少到几乎没有的;（a little）少量的，一些;
"His little affectations irritated her."
他的装腔作势令她不快。
近义：minute, pokey, poky, short, small, tiny 反义：large, major, sizeable, sizable, some, capital
brain [bren] 词频1
n. 脑;智慧;聪明的人;（群体中）最聪明的人; vt. 打破…的脑袋;打…的头部;
💡 b(不)+rain(雨): 大脑不(b)会进水(rain)
"Being in love must have addled your brain."
坠入爱河必已使你神魂颠倒。
近义：brains, cerebrum, encephalon, cerebral
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
bother ['bɑðɚ] 词频2
vt. 烦扰，打扰;使…不安，使…恼怒;使迷惑;烦恼; vi. 操心;麻烦;烦恼; n. 麻烦，操心;累赘;烦扰，吵闹;讨厌的人;
💡 有花儿(r)是兄弟(brother)没花是 打扰
"Your coming relieved me of the bother of writing a long letter."
你来了,省去我写长信的麻烦了.
近义：incommode, inconvenience, irk, irritate, molest, nag 反义：appetence, appetency, inclination, attractiveness, pleasantness, pleasure
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