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phonograph ['fonəɡræf] 词频4
n. <美>留声机;
💡 phon =sound,表示”声音”#词根助记：phono+graph写→写下声音→留声机##graph,gram =write,表示”写,图”#词根助记：phono声音+graph写
"Put a record on the phonograph and let's have some music."
在留声机上放张唱片,我们来听点音乐 吧.
近义：gramaphone, gramophone
life [laɪf] 词频1
n. 生活，生计;生命，性命;一生，寿命;人生，尘世;
"My life seemed aimless."
我的生活似乎没有目标。
近义：being, existence, liveliness, spark, sprightliness, zest 反义：passing, quietus, decease, demise, disappearance, end
dead [dɛd] 词频1
adj. 死去的;完全的;无感觉的;呆板的; adv. 完全地;非常;绝对;极度; n. 死者;（死一样的）寂静;极寒时候;
💡 呆的，人 死是“呆的
"We don't know whether he's alive or dead."
我们不知道他是死是活。
近义：asleep, numb, numbed, unfeeling, benumbed, unresponsive 反义：mindful, aware, vigilant, wakeful, waking, watchful
irritating ['iriˌteitiŋ] 词根: 愤怒
adj. 气人的，使人不愉快的;<医>起刺激作用的; v. 使恼怒，使急躁;使感到不适，使疼痛;
"She found his preoccupation with money irritating."
她对他一心只想着钱感到很厌烦。
近义：importunate, importune, inopportune, irksome, jarring, maddening 反义：likeable, nice, personable, pleasing, pleasurable, prepossessing
restores
v. 归还( restore的第三人称单数 ); 交还; 使恢复; 修复
noises
n. 噪音

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