The giving of riches and honors to a wicked man is like giving strong wine to him that hath a fever.
— Plutarch  ·  No category

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riches [['ritʃiz]] 词频2
pl. 财富, 财产, 富有\\n[经] 财富, 财宝, 房地产
近义：richness, wealth, fortune
wicked ['wɪkɪd] 词频2
adj. 邪恶的;缺德的;淘气的，顽皮的;恶劣的;
💡 wick(未可，谐音)+ed(的): 邪恶的是不可的
"From beginning to end his conduct had been despicable and wicked."
从头到尾他的行为既卑鄙又可恶.
近义：ignoble, ill, immoral, infamous, iniquitous, low 反义：kind, softhearted, tender, decent, good, goodhearted
strong [strɔŋ] 词频1 词根: str-
adj. 强的;坚强的;强烈的;强壮的; adv. 强劲地;猛烈地;大大地;坚强地;
💡 音“死壮“，死壮死壮的像头牛。
"total abstinence from strong drink"
戒绝烈性酒
近义：heavy, hefty, husky, massive, mighty, muscular 反义：impotent, infirm, labile, languid, languishing, languorous
wine [waɪn] 词频2
n. 葡萄酒;果酒;紫红色，深红色; vt. 请…喝酒; vi. 喝酒;
💡 赢(win)了的鹅(e)喝 酒
"two wine glasses, filled to the brim"
两只斟满的酒杯
近义：vinaceous, vinic, vinous, winy
fever ['fivɚ] 词频2
n. 发热，发烧;热病;一时的狂热;激动不安; vt. 引起发热;使狂热;使患热病; vi. 发热或变得发热;狂热;患热病;
"Has the child rallied from her high fever yet?"
这个女孩的高烧退了 吗 ?
近义：pyrexia, temperature, feverishness, excitement 反义：impassiveness, imperturbableness, peace, placidity, quiet, quietness
giving
n. 礼物, 给予物\\n[法] 给予物, 礼物
近义：charity, dation, donation, endowment, gift, grant

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