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someone ['sʌmwʌn] 词频1
pron. 某人，有人; n. 某个人;
💡 some某些+one一个 → 某人
"Someone must have blabbed to the police."
一定有人向警方告密了。
近义：anybody, anyone, one, somebody
listener ['lɪsənɚ] 词频4
n. 听众，倾听者，收听者;〈俚〉耳朵;
"I'm a regular listener to her show."
我经常收听她的节目。
近义：hearkener, harkener 反义：interlocutor, lecturer, orator, prelector, spokesman, teller
talker ['tɔ:kə] 词频5
n. 讲话者，谈话者;
"She is a witty talker."
她说话很有风趣.
近义：magpie, babbler, prattler, bigmouth, converser, chatterbox
sore [sɔr] 词频2
adj. 疼痛的;使人伤心的;恼火的，发怒的; n. （肌肤的）痛处，伤处; adv. 〈古，诗〉同sorely;
💡 so(如此)+re(热):那么热，难怪生 疮 这样(so)阿姨(re)很 痛
"I had a sore throat and could only croak."
我喉咙痛，只能哑着嗓子说话。
近义：ulcer, ulceration, bedsore, hurt, injured, painful
throat [θrot] 词频2 词根: thr-
n. 咽喉;颈前部;[植物学]管颈; vt. 用沙哑的声音或嗓音发音;
💡 威胁(threat)要把藕(o)塞进 喉咙 网友：yqy补充： thro穿过（＝through），at在：可以从喉咙那儿穿过？不可思议
"Her throat constricted and she swallowed hard."
她喉咙发紧，使劲地咽了一下唾沫。
近义：storm, oesophagus, esophagus, gullet, nozzle, tip

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