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away [ə'we] 词频1
adv. 离开，远离;在远处;消失; adj. 不在的;遥远的;客场比赛;
💡 a(on)+broad→在远方；离去；不在
"In the hotel, the old men were drinking away as usual."
在旅馆里, 这些老人和往常一样喝个不停.
近义：abroad, out, outdoors, outside, without
wise [waɪz] 词频1
adj. 聪明的，有智慧的;博学的，博识的;明白的;像智者的; vt. 使知道，使懂得;教导;指点; vi. 了解，知道;
"a wise and virtuous man"
博学多识的君子
近义：informed, judicious, knowing, knowledgeable, learned, lettered 反义：silly, stupid, tomfool, unaware, uneducated, unenlightened
often ['ɔf(tə)n] 词频1
adv. 常常;经常;时常;再三;
💡 十(ten)有八九的(of)， 经常的
"Sleep has often been thought of as being in some way analogous to death."
人们常常认为睡眠在某种意义上来说类似死亡。
近义：manyfold, oft, oftentimes, repeatedly, usually, offtimes 反义：infrequently, occasionally, seldom, sometimes
fall [fɔl] 词频1
v. 落下;跌倒;减少;沦陷; n. 落下;瀑布;秋天;减少;
💡 所有的(all)的树叶落下(fall)来,秋天(fall)到了 网友：wangqidong 补充：(f)风把(all)所有的树叶吹下来，秋天(fall)到了
"Several factors have been adduced to explain the fall in the birth rate."
有几个因素已被援引来说明出生率降低的原因。
近义：plonk, slump, decline, decrease, descend, diminish 反义：arise, ascend, peak, stand, tower, uprise
barren ['bærən] 词频2
adj. 贫瘠的;不结果实的;不孕的;无价值的; n. 荒原，不毛之地;
💡 bar(吧)+ren(人):酒吧里的人喝酒过多而- 不孕的 barre(=bare光秃的)+en→土地光秃秃的→ 贫瘠的 网友：yqy 补充：bar(吧)+re
"a waterless barren region"
干旱的荒芜地区
近义：moor, moorland, paramo, badland, veldt, wasteland 反义：arable, pinguid, plowable, productive, proliferous, prolific
ground [ɡraʊnd] 词频1 词根: gr-
n. 地面，土地;基础;范围;阵地，战场; vi. 搁浅，停飞;着陆; vt. 把…放在地上;在…的基础树立上;交给…基本知识;使…受初步训练; v. grind的过去式和过去分词;
"salt and freshly ground black pepper"
盐和新研磨的黑胡椒粉
近义：mount, rock, base, bed, bottom, bedrock

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