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married ['mærɪd] 词频1
adj. 已婚的;与…结为夫妻的;婚姻的; n. <非正>已婚的年轻人; v. （使）结婚( marry的过去式);娶;嫁;紧密结合的;
💡 marri=marry结婚+ed已...的→已婚的
"They married after a short courtship."
他们恋爱不久便结婚了。
近义：wedded, marital, conjugal, connubial 反义：spouseless, unmarried, unwed, bachelor, nonmarried, celibate
German ['dʒɜːmən] 词频1
adj. 德国的;德国人/语的;德国文化的; n. 德国人，德语;
💡 germ+an(表示人的名词后缀)→德国人
"Hitler's original plan was to kill off all the German Jews."
希特勒的最初打算是杀光德国所有的犹太人.
近义：brother, teuton, teutonic, deutsche, germanic
night [naɪt] 词频1
n. 夜;晚上;（举行盛事的）夜晚;
"I don't like going out alone at night."
我不喜欢夜晚单独外出。
近义：nighttime, nite, evening, nightly, nocturnal, pm 反义：daylight, daytime
dress [drɛs] 词频1 词根: dr-
n. 衣服;装饰;连衣裙;礼服; vt.& vi. 给…穿衣;穿着;打扮; adj. 连衣裙的;须穿礼服的;适合于正式场合的;办公时（或半正式场合）穿戴的; vt. 给…穿衣;给…提供衣服;装潢，装饰或装点;排成列; vi. 穿衣;排列整齐;
💡 漂亮 女服，点缀丝(谐音)线
"a girl in a blue dress and ankle socks"
身穿蓝色连衣裙和套袜的女孩
近义：bandage, swaddle, swathe, strap, apparel, attire 反义：bare, strip, unclothe, uncover, denude, devest
Poland [['pəulənd]] 词频3
n. 波兰
invades
v. 侵入, 侵略( invade的第三人称单数 ); 涌入; 侵袭; 侵犯

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— H. G. Wells
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