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unusual [ʌn'jʊʒʊəl] 词频2 词根: us
adj. 不常见的，不普通的，难得的，罕有的;异乎寻常的，例外的，奇异的;独特的;与众不同的;
💡 un不+usual通常的→不平常的；与众不同的
"She kissed him with unusual fervour."
她特别热烈地吻着他。
近义：infrequent, irregular, matchless, nonconforming, atypical, peculiar 反义：normal, ordinary, regular, rife, routine, standard
sensation [sɛn'seʃən] 词频2 词根: sens
n. 感觉;直觉;知觉;轰动;
💡 sens感觉 + ation 表示行为、状态、结果 → n. (感官的)感觉能力;(下意识的)感觉;知觉;轰动,引起轰动的事件(或人物)
"He lost all sensation in his legs through cramp."
他的腿部因抽筋而失去知觉.
近义：feeling 反义：imperviousness, insensitiveness, insensitivity, severity, steeliness, sternness
gratitude ['ɡrætɪtud] 词频2 词根: grat
n. 感激，感谢;感激的样子;谢意;恩义;
💡 grat感激，高兴+itude状态 →感激，感恩
"He smiled at them with gratitude ."
他向他们笑了笑表示谢意。
近义：appreciation, recognition, regard, acceptance, thankfulness, acknowledgement 反义：thanklessness, ungratefulness, disloyalty
feel [fil] 词频1
vt. 感觉;认为;触摸;试探; vt.& vi. 感觉，觉得;认为，以为;触摸; n. 感觉;触摸;感受;触觉; vi. 觉得;摸索;
"I feel all achy."
我感到浑身疼痛。
近义：notice, perceive, sense, be, touch, hold
indigestion [ˌindi'dʒestʃən] 词根: 携带
n. [医]消化不良，胃弱;杂乱;生硬，难理解;不消化;
"A food that is too fatty may cause indigestion."
过于油腻的食物会引起消化不良.
近义：dyspepsia, dyspepsy
think [θɪŋk] 词频1
vt. 想;思索;以为;看待; vi. 思辩;考虑;构想;回忆; adj. 深思的;供思考的; n. 想;想法;
💡 深刻(谐音):深刻的思 想 我在想（think）该如何感谢（thank）他们
"They'll think you're being antisocial if you don't go."
要是你不去，他们就会认为你不合群。
近义：imagine, meditate, mull, perpend, ponder, ratiocinate

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