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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
pessimist ['pesimist;'pesəmist]
n. 悲观主义者，悲观者;厌世者;
"You don't have to be a pessimist to realize that we're in trouble."
不是悲观论者也能意识到我们有了麻烦。
近义：defeatist, doomsayer, fatalist
listen ['lɪsn] 词频1
vi. 倾听;留心听;听信;（让对方注意）听着; n. 听，倾听;
💡 听字右边的一(l)斤是(is)十(ten)两 李(li)老师(s)的课我听过十(ten)回
"Listen to the counsel of your elders."
要听从长辈的忠告。
近义：hear, hearken, hark, harken, heed, heigh
optimists
n. 乐观主义者( optimist的复数形式 )

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"lovers alone wear sunlight"
— Unknown
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— Helen Keller
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— Carlos A. Urbizo
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— Henry Ford
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