Prosperity is no just scale; adversity is the only balance to weigh friends.
— Plutarch  ·  No category

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prosperity [prɑ'spɛrəti] 词频2 词根: sper
n. 繁荣;兴旺，昌盛;成功;
💡 prosper繁荣+ity表名词 → 繁荣昌盛
"Our future prosperity depends on economic growth."
我们未来的繁荣昌盛依赖经济的发展。
近义：progress, prosperousness, welfare, abundance, bonanza, boom 反义：misadventure, miserableness, misfortune, suffering, torment, tribulation
scale [skel] 词频1
n. 规模;比例（尺）;鱼鳞;级别; vt. 测量;攀登;刮去…的鳞片; vi. 衡量;攀登;（鳞屑）脱落;生水垢;
💡 scale(climb)→登；爬越；音阶；比例尺；规模；尺；尺上的刻度
"The storm measured 10 on the Beaufort scale ."
这次风暴按蒲福风级测量为10级。
近义：mount, surmount, climb, descale, weigh, desquamate
adversity [əd'vɝsəti] 词频4 词根: ad
n. 逆境;不幸;灾难;
💡 ad一再+vers转+ity名词后缀→逆境，不幸，苦难
"courage in the face of adversity"
面对逆境的勇气
近义：misadventure, miserableness, misfortune, suffering, torment, tribulation 反义：progress, prosperousness, welfare, abundance, bonanza, boom
balance ['bæləns] 词频1
n. 平衡;天平;平衡力;（酿酒配料的）均衡; vt.& vi. （使）平衡;（使）均衡;（使）相抵;权衡; vt. 结平（账目）;使（在某物上）保持平衡;使（各部分）协调;用天平称; vi. 微微摇摆;倾斜后又复平衡;动摇;被补偿;
💡 八篮子（谐音）：八个篮子放在 天平上测 平衡 网友：yqy补充： “白愣吃”（谐音）：剩余款被白愣吃了；ba把（谐音），lance长矛：把长矛刺入－－失去平衡
"I lost my balance and fell backwards."
我没有站稳，仰面摔倒。
近义：neutralize, poise, stabilise, stabilize, steady, counterweight 反义：outbalance, unfit, unsettle, bias, misadjust, upset
weigh [we] 词频2
vt. 称…的重量;权衡，考虑;用手掂估;使吃重; vi. 具有重要性;重量为;起锚;成为…的重荷; n. 权衡;称重量;
💡 音胃，胃用来称量米饭的 重量
"His remarks does not weigh with me at all."
他的话对我一点也不重要.
近义：scale, import, matter, signify, count, appraise 反义：slight, snub, underappraise, underestimate, underprice, underrate
friends
n. 老友记（剧集）
近义：pals

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