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generation ['dʒɛnə'reʃən] 词频2 词根: gen
n. 一代人;代（约30年），时代;生殖;产生;
💡 gener出生，产生 + ation 表示行为状态、过程 → n.一代，一代人；产生
"This book was handed down from generation to generation."
这本书世代相传.
近义：lifetime, period, season, time, chapter, age
important [ɪm'pɔrtnt] 词频1 词根: ant
adj. 重要的;权威的;有势力的;有地位的;
💡 import重要的 + ant 具有...性质的 → a.重要的；有势力的
"Earthworms do the important job of aerating the soil."
蚯蚓做了使土壤透气的重要工作。
近义：appreciable, indispensable, interesting, landmark, major, material 反义：idle, immaterial, inconsequential, inconsiderable, insubstantial, meaningless
random ['rændəm] 词频3
adj. 任意的;随机的;胡乱的; n. 随意;偶然的行动;
💡 跑（ran）＋状况（dom）：体育考试时随机抽人跑步；引申为变化中随机抽取
"The teacher might suddenly address individual students at random."
老师可能随意突然地与个别学生谈话.
近义：incidental, lucky, occasional, sometime, unforeseen, casual
left [lɛft] 词频1
adj. 左边的，左侧的;左派的; n. 左，左面;[军]左翼;左派，激进分子; adv. 向左;在左边; v. 离开( leave的过去式和过去分词);
"He left school at the age of 18."
他18岁读完中学。
近义：nigh, leftover, pending, remaining, remanent, residual 反义：lacking, short
chance [tʃæns] 词频1
n. 机会，机遇;概率，可能性;偶然，运气; v. 偶然发生;冒险;碰巧;偶然被发现; adj. 意外的;偶然的;碰巧的;
💡 碰巧有 机会阐(chan)述我的计策(ce)
"I would do it if I had the chance."
如果我有机会的话，我也会那么做。
近义：hazard, imperil, jeopardise, jeopardize, risk, stake 反义：assurance, assuredness, obviousness, palpability, patency, positiveness
numbers
n. 数字（number的复数）；算术

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