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knowledge ['nɑlɪdʒ] 词频1 词根: 知道
n. 了解，理解;知识（表示多方面的知识时有复数knowledges这一用法）;学科;见闻;
💡 know知道+ledge框架 → 知识
"She has acquired a good knowledge of English."
她英语已经学得很好。
近义：idea, learning, notion, background, sageness, sapience 反义：nescience, philistinism, unacquaintance, unawareness, unfamiliarity, benightedness
religion [rɪ'lɪdʒən] 词频1 词根: lig
n. 宗教;支配自己生活的大事;教派;心爱的事物;
💡 relig=rely依赖+ ion 名词后缀 → 用来依赖的 → 宗教；宗教信仰
"Is there always a conflict between science and religion?"
科学和宗教信仰之间是否永远存在着冲突？
近义：creed, faith 反义：godlessness
must [mʌst] 词频1
aux. 必须;必然要;（做出逻辑推断）;（表示坚持）; n. 必须做的事，必不可少的事物;葡萄汁;霉臭;麝香; vt.& vi. （表示必要或很重要）必须;（提出建议）应该;得;（表示很可能或符合逻辑）一定; adj. 不可或缺的;狂暴的;
"You must be able to speak French for this job."
干这项工作你得会说法语。
近义：ought, should, necessaries, necessity, precondition, prerequisite
order ['ɔ:də] 词频1 词根: 秩序
n. 命令;秩序;规则，制度;次序; vt. 命令;订购;整理; vi. 下订单;
"Arrive two days early in order to acclimatize."
提前两天到达以便适应新环境。
近义：ask, pray, tell, bid, dictate, request 反义：heed, hold, honor, keep, observe, respect
experienced [iks'piəriənst;ik'spiriənst] 词频4
adj. 有阅历的;有见识的;老练的，熟练的;有经验的，有丰富经验的; v. “experience”的过去式和过去分词;
"Perhaps you and I had better change over; you are more experienced."
也许我们的工作还是对换一下好, 你比我更有经验.
近义：learned, practiced, proficient, qualified, seasoned, skilled 反义：inexperienced, inexpert
known [nəun] 词频1
adj. 大家知道的;已知的;知名的;向某人作自我介绍; v. 知道( know的过去分词 );看到过;听到过;经历过;
"There is no known antidote to the poison."
这种毒的解药尚未发现。
近义：acknowledged, familiar, noted, reputable, reputed 反义：ignored, obscure, unadmired, unbeknown, unfamiliar, unidentified

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