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orthodox ['ɔrθədɑks] 词频5
adj. 规范的; 公认的; 普遍赞同的;正统的;
💡 ortho(straight)+dox(opinion)→正统的；公认的；传统的；惯常的
"These people are predominantly Russian Orthodox by religion."
这些人大多是俄罗斯东正教信徒.
近义：sanctioned, canonic, canonical, doctrinaire, dogmatic, illiberal 反义：unorthodox, tolerant, broad, broadminded, ample, freethinker
popular ['pɑpjəlɚ] 词频1 词根: popul
adj. 流行的，大众化的;民众的，大众的，公众的;通俗的，普通的，平易的;〈美俚〉自以为了不得的，骄傲的;
💡 popul人民+ar…的 → 大众的 → 流行的
"This is the most popular model in our whole range."
这是我们产品中最受欢迎的型号.
近义：appreciated, prized, regarded, respected, valued, celebrated 反义：ignored, obscure, unadmired, unbeknown, unfamiliar, unidentified
religious [rɪ'lɪdʒəs] 词频1 词根: lig
adj. 虔诚的;笃信宗教的;宗教的;谨慎的; n. 修士，修女，出家人;
💡 relig=rely依赖 + ious 形容词后缀→用来依赖的→ 虔诚的；宗教的
"She is deeply religious."
她非常虔诚。
近义：pious, theological, denominational, devoted, devout, godly 反义：impious, profane, unreligious, worldly
joke [dʒok] 词频1
n. 笑话，玩笑;笑柄，笑料; vt.& vi. 开玩笑;戏弄;闹着玩;说着玩;
💡 美人鱼 j和很棒(ok)的鹅(e)开 玩笑
"They all doubled up when I told my joke."
当我讲笑话时,他们都笑得直不起身子来.
近义：jest, kid, banter, rib, tease, chaff 反义：reliability, responsibility, sedateness, staidness, thoughtfulness, earnestness
wearing
a. 穿用的, 使疲惫的, 磨损的
近义：backbreaking, strenuous, tiring, wearisome, burdensome, exhausting

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