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furious ['fjʊrɪəs] 词频2 词根: fur
adj. 狂怒的，暴怒的;激烈的;热烈兴奋的;喧闹的;
💡 fur狂怒 + ious ...的 → a. 狂怒的,暴怒的;强烈的,激烈的,极度的
"Changes at home might come fast and furious."
家中可能会有迅速的剧变。
近义：harsh, irate, angry, huffy, incensed, indignant 反义：mild, pacific, peaceable, peaceful, placid, quiet
activity [æk'tɪviti] 词频1 词根: act
n. 活动;活跃，敏捷;活动力;教育活动;
💡 act行动，做+ivity状态→活动
"The streets were noisy and full of activity."
街上熙熙攘攘，车水马龙。
近义：motion, action, job, occupation, profession 反义：idleness, inaction, inertia, laziness, leisure, otioseness
substitute ['sʌbstɪtut] 词频2 词根: sub
vt.& vi. 代替，替换，代用; n. 代替者;替补（运动员）;替代物;[语法学]代用词; vi. 用…替代;
💡 sub在下面，副手，次一等+stitute放置→在下面放着→替代人员；代替
"Second again, we shouldn't substitute our personal feeling for policies."
其次, 我们不应该拿个人感情代替政策.
近义：preempt, replace, subrogate, supersede, supplant, surrogate 反义：protect, save, shelter, defend, guard
understanding [,ʌndɚ'stændɪŋ] 词频1
vt. 理解，懂得;熟知，通晓;获知，理解;谅解; vi. 理解，懂得;表示同情或谅解;据说; n. 认识，了解;谅解;知识; adj. 能谅解的;宽容的;通情达理的;
💡 under下+stand站立+ing名词后缀 → 理解
"an imperfect understanding of English"
对英语的不透彻理解
近义：idea, insight, knowledge, assimilation, notion, perception 反义：incoherence, incomprehension, disagreement, inharmony, nonapproval, nonconformity

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