A good writer is not necessarily a good book critic. No more so than a good drunk is automatically a good bartender.
— Jim Bishop  ·  No category

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writer ['raɪtɚ] 词频2
n. 作家;作者;撰写人;写字…的人;
💡 writ=write写+er人 →作家
近义：literatus, author, redactor, columnist, contributor, editor
necessarily [,nɛsə'sɛrəli] 词频3 词根: necessar
adv. 必要地;必需地;必定地;必然地;
💡 necessari必要的 + ly 表示如...的、有...特征的、→ ad.必然，必定
"The number of places available is necessarily limited."
可录学生的名额不可避免地很有限。
近义：mandatorily, needfully, obligatorily, perforce, unavoidably, compulsorily 反义：superfluously, unnecessarily
critic ['krɪtɪk] 词频2 词根: cris
n. 批评家;评论员;批评者;挑剔的人;
💡 crit批评+ic人 →批评家
"The critic's review of the play was just a paragraph of bile."
那位批评家对这部戏剧的评论不过是在发泄怒气。
近义：judge, reviewer, commentator, hypercritic, aristarch, momus 反义：slimy, sycophant, truckler, bootlicker, brownnose, brownnoser
book [bʊk] 词频1
n. 书;卷;课本;账簿; vt.& vi. 预订; vt. 登记;（向旅馆、饭店、戏院等）预约;立案（控告某人）;订立演出契约; adj. 书的;账簿上的;得之（或来自）书本的;按照（或依据）书本的;
💡 簿(谐音): 书
"She seemed totally absorbed in her book."
她好像完全被这本书迷住了。
近义：prebook, preorder, reserve, textbook, tome, volume
drunk [drʌŋk] 词频1
adj. 醉的;陶醉的;沉醉;飘飘然; n. 醉汉，酒鬼，酗酒者; v. 喝（酒）( drink的过去分词);饮;喝酒;（尤指）酗酒;
"He gets aggressive when he's drunk."
他喝醉了就喜欢寻衅滋事。
近义：inebriate, lush, barfly, rummy, sot, tippler 反义：sane, dry
automatically [,ɔ:tə'mætɪklɪ] 词频4
adv. 自动地;无意识地;不自觉地;机械地;
"The oven burners reignite automatically if blown out."
烤炉的火如果吹灭了会自动再点燃。
近义：mechanically

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