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cherish ['tʃɛrɪʃ] 词频3 词根: car
vt. 珍爱;怀有;爱护;抚育;
💡 cher=char可爱的+ish表动词，如finish → 珍爱
"I cherish for you the liveliest feeling of affection and gratitude."
我对你怀有最强烈的爱和感激之情.
近义：appreciate, love, prize, relish, revere, savor 反义：underestimate, undervalue, downplay, disesteem
happy ['hæpɪ] 词频1
adj. 幸福的;快乐的;巧妙的;〈口〉有点醉意的;
💡 happ机会，运气+y...的→有运气的→幸运的；幸福的
"I am so happy to get munificent birthday presents from my friends."
我很高兴跟我朋友收到大量的生日礼物.
近义：lively, cheerful, fluky, flukey, jaunty, jocular 反义：luckless, malcontent, mirthless, miserable, mournful, sad
fine [faɪn] 词频1 词根: fin
adj. 好的，上等的;纤细的，精致的;健康的;晴朗的; n. 罚款;[音乐]终止;晴天;地租; vt. 罚款;澄清; adv. 很好地;巧妙地;
💡 fin =end,boundary,表示”结束,范围”#词根助记：拉丁语 finis 边界 -> 顶点 -> fin 法语 最好的 -> 好的
"That's a fine horse, I couldn't get a better in a hurry."
这是一匹骏马, 我一时难以找到比它更好的.
近义：subtle, elaborate, perfect, purify, refine, assess 反义：abrasive, asperous, rasping, raspy, rough, rugose
cushion ['kʊʃən] 词频2
n. （隔离两个表面的）垫;垫子;起保护（或缓冲）作用的事物;（台球等运动）（台球桌内侧边缘的）弹性衬里; vt. 使免遭损害;使免受令人不快的影响;（用垫子）使柔和;（跌倒或碰撞时）起缓冲作用;
💡 cush垫，缓冲+ion物 →靠垫
"She sat there, reclined against a foam rubber cushion."
她在那儿倚靠着海绵橡胶垫坐着.
近义：pad, pillow, quilt, stuff, absorb, muffle
moments
n. 片刻（moment复数形式）

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