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optimism ['ɑptɪmɪzəm] 词根: opt
n. 乐观;乐观主义;
💡 optim最好+ism主义 →乐观主义
"He radiated self-confidence and optimism."
他显得自信乐观。
近义：hopefulness, positiveness, sanguineness 反义：malism, miserabilism, negativeness, negativity, futilitarianism
content ['kɑntɛnt] 词频1 词根: con
n. 内容;（书等的）目录;满足;容量;
💡 con全部+tent握住→全部拿住→内容，容量；满足的
"He seemed more content, less bitter."
他看起来比较满意，不那么失望。
近义：volume, contents, pleased, satisfied, chuffed, contented 反义：pain, roil, undeceive, vex, disillusionize, disillusionise
small [smɔl] 词频1
adj. 小的;难为情的;低级的，卑劣的;细微的，微弱的; adv. 小小地;卑鄙地; n. 细小部分，腰部;琐碎东西;身份低的人;矮小的人;
"These small particles agglomerate together to form larger clusters."
这些颗粒聚结形成较大的团。
近义：little, meager, meagre, minute, reduced, scanty 反义：large, major, sizeable, sizable, some, capital
high [haɪ] 词频1 词根: /hi:/
adj. 高的;高尚的，崇高的;高音调的;高级的，高等的; adv. （程度等）高地;高价地;奢侈地; n. 高处，高位;[气象学]高气压;高压地带;高水平;
"acrobatics on the high wire"
走钢丝杂技
近义：maximum, towering, upland, elevated, altitudinous, inebriated
places
n. 地点；位置；[数]位数（place的复数）
近义：sites

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