Talent, lying in the understanding, is often inherited; genius, being the action of reason or imagination, rarely or never.
— Samuel Taylor Coleridge  ·  No category

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understanding [,ʌndɚ'stændɪŋ] 词频1
vt. 理解，懂得;熟知，通晓;获知，理解;谅解; vi. 理解，懂得;表示同情或谅解;据说; n. 认识，了解;谅解;知识; adj. 能谅解的;宽容的;通情达理的;
💡 under下+stand站立+ing名词后缀 → 理解
"an imperfect understanding of English"
对英语的不透彻理解
近义：idea, insight, knowledge, assimilation, notion, perception 反义：incoherence, incomprehension, disagreement, inharmony, nonapproval, nonconformity
genius ['dʒinjəs] 词频2 词根: gen
n. 天才;天赋;天才人物;（特别的）才能;
💡 geni出生，产生+us用→生出[就有]→天才
"the genius of Shakespeare"
莎士比亚的天才
近义：sage, savant, intellect, intelligence, invention, knack 反义：idiocy, imbecility, inanity, asininity, ludicrousness, nonsense
imagination [ɪ,mædʒɪ'neʃən] 词频2
n. 想像，想像力;空想，妄想;想像出来的事物;
💡 imagin=imagine想象+ation表名词 →想象
"a product of her febrile imagination"
她狂想的产物
近义：imagining, visualization, gumption, creativeness, creativity, daydream 反义：sooth, substantiality, truth, verity, actuality, fact
rarely ['rɛrli] 词频2
adv. 很少地;罕有地;极精彩地;珍奇地，绝佳地;
💡 rare稀少的 + ly...的 → ad.很少，难得
"Biology rarely starts over."
生物难得重新开始。
近义：infrequently, occasionally, seldom, sometimes, oddly, peculiarly 反义：manyfold, oft, often, oftentimes, repeatedly, usually
talent ['tælənt] 词频2
n. 天资，才能;天才，人才;塔兰特，古代的一种计量单位，可用来记重量或作为货币单位;<旧，非正式>性感的人;
💡 他能的（谐音）： 天才他能的 tal(tall高)+ent(人):高人- 天才
"a constellation of Hollywood talent"
一群好莱坞天才
近义：aptitude, aptness, ingenuity, intellect, intelligence, invention 反义：inadequacy, incompetence, ineptness, unsuitability
lying [['laiiŋ]] 词频1
n. 说谎\\na. 横躺的, 说谎的
近义：unsoundness, falsehood, liar, mendacious, backdoor, sham 反义：honest, aboveboard, ingenuous, innocent, naive, open

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