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second ['sɛkənd] 词频1 词根: 跟随
n. 秒;瞬间;次货;第二份食物; adj. 第二的;次要的;居第二位的;另外的; adv. 第二;其次;以第二位; vt. 支持;临时调派;附议;赞成提案;
💡 sec跟随+ond=one第一→跟随第一个之后→第二；秒
"She was in the second year of her apprenticeship as a carpenter."
她当木工学徒已是第二年了。
近义：back, backstop, reinforce, support, advocate, endorse 反义：oppose, confront, contradict, counter, fence
person ['pɝsn] 词频1 词根: per
n. 人;（语法）人称;身体;容貌;
💡 person-, parson- 表”人类”
"The aforementioned person was seen acting suspiciously."
有人看见前面提到的那个人行动可疑。
近义：individual, subject, dude, bleeder, bloke, blighter 反义：assemblage, assembly, mass, mob, multitude, party
flesh [flɛʃ] 词频2 词根: fl-
n. 肉;肉体;果肉;皮肤; v. 用肉喂养;长胖;
💡 闪光(flash)的鹅(e)身上有 肉
"A fat man has much more flesh than a thin man."
胖人较瘦人肉多.
近义：ratify, strengthen, substantiate
secular ['sɛkjəlɚ] 词频5
adj. 现世的，俗界的;长期的，长久的;不朽的;一世纪一次的; n. 牧师;[宗]俗僧，俗人;〈美〉（黑人中间流行的）俗歌;
"Ours is a secular society."
我们的社会是个世俗社会。
近义：layman, layperson, laywoman, laic, laical, lay 反义：churchman, clergyman, divine, spiritual, church, clerical
trinity [['triniti]] 词频5
n. 三人一组, 三个一组的东西, 三位一体
近义：triunity

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"MIRACLE, n. An act or event out of the order of nature and unaccountable, as beating a normal hand of four kings and an ace with four aces and a king."
"Bore, n.: A person who talks when you wish him to listen."
"PESSIMISM, n. A philosophy forced upon the convictions of the observer by the disheartening prevalence of the optimist with his scarecrow hope and his unsightly smile."
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