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painful ['penfl] 词频3 词根: ful
adj. 痛苦的;（肉体）疼的;费力的，（工作）困难的;讨厌的，使人厌烦的;
💡 pain疼痛 + ful ...的 → 痛苦的, 疼痛的, 费力的
"a painful and lingering death"
痛苦而拖延时日的死亡
近义：labored, laborious, sore, sorrowful, troublesome, trying 反义：simple, uncomplicated, basic, cushy, doss, facile
duty ['dʊti] 词频1 词根: du
n. 职责，责任;义务;职责或工作;税收;
💡 deb, du =owe (欠债)
"It is my duty to report it to the police."
把这事报告给警方是我的责任。
近义：job, obligation, obstriction, onus, responsibility, commitment 反义：authorization, permission
fiction ['fikʃən] 词频3 词根: 制作
n. 小说，虚构的文学作品;虚构的或想像出的事，并非完全真实的事;编造，虚构;
💡 非可信”(谐音)： 虚构的东西不可信 fict-fact:事实与 虚构不同 虚构(fiction)摩擦(friction)生碎片(fraction)
"a devotee of science fiction"
科幻小说的狂热爱好者
近义：invention, chimaera, chimera, fable, hallucination, novelistic
henry [['henri]]
n. 亨利\\n[医] 亨[利](电感应单位)
近义：enrique
james [[dʒeimz]]
n. 詹姆斯（姓氏, 男子名）；[圣]《雅各书》
近义：jim, diego, jimmy, jaime
writes
v. 写( write的第三人称单数 ); 写信

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