In every fat book there is a thin book trying to get out.
— Unknown  ·  No category

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trying ['traɪɪŋ] 词频4
adj. 令人难于忍受的;难堪的;令人厌烦的; v. 试图( try的现在分词);试验，尝试;审讯;
💡 try(考验)+ing(形容词后缀)→难堪的；使人痛苦的
"an ageing pop star trying to stage a comeback"
试图重返歌坛的已经上了年纪的流行音乐歌星
近义：arduous, irksome, labored, laborious, nagging, nervy
book [bʊk] 词频1
n. 书;卷;课本;账簿; vt.& vi. 预订; vt. 登记;（向旅馆、饭店、戏院等）预约;立案（控告某人）;订立演出契约; adj. 书的;账簿上的;得之（或来自）书本的;按照（或依据）书本的;
💡 簿(谐音): 书
"She seemed totally absorbed in her book."
她好像完全被这本书迷住了。
近义：prebook, preorder, reserve, textbook, tome, volume
thin [θɪn] 词频1
adj. 薄的;瘦的;稀少的;细的; vt. 使瘦;使淡;使稀疏; vi. 变薄;变瘦;变淡; adv. 稀疏地，微弱地;
💡 为伊消(think)得人憔悴(thin)
"a thin coating of chocolate"
薄薄一层巧克力
近义：rarefy, slenderize, slim, weaken, dilute, disperse 反义：bulk, concentrate, condense, curdle, jell, coagulate

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