Wine makes a man more pleased with himself; I do not say that it makes him more pleasing to others.
— Samuel Johnson  ·  No category

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pleased [plizd] 词根: plac
adj. 高兴的;自鸣得意;（用于初次见面握手时）很高兴认识您;称心满意; v. （使…）高兴( please的过去式);（使…）满意;想要;喜欢;
💡 pleas=please高兴+ed形容词后缀 → 高兴的
"Whichever day you come, we will be pleased to see you."
无论你哪一天来, 我们都很高兴.
近义：humored, appreciative, indebted, satisfied, thankful, welcome 反义：manque, wistful, choked, unfulfilled, disabused, disenchanted
wine [waɪn] 词频2
n. 葡萄酒;果酒;紫红色，深红色; vt. 请…喝酒; vi. 喝酒;
💡 赢(win)了的鹅(e)喝 酒
"two wine glasses, filled to the brim"
两只斟满的酒杯
近义：vinaceous, vinic, vinous, winy
himself [hɪm'sɛlf] 词频1
pron. （反身代词）他自己;（用以加强语气）他亲自，他本人;
"Yielding himself to his feelings of worthlessness, he tried to kill himself."
他总是觉得自己一无是处, 便企图自杀.
近义：herself, him, itself, oneself, themselves, yourself
pleasing ['pli:ziŋ] 词频3
adj. 令人愉快的，舒适的;惹人喜欢的;满意的; v. （使…）高兴( please的现在分词);（使…）满意;
"The new building was pleasing to the eye ."
这座新楼真漂亮。
近义：appealing, appropriate, inviting, arresting, arrestive, likeable 反义：antipathetic, loathsome, offensive, ugly, unappealing, unappetizing
others [['ʌðəz]]
pron. 其他人
makes
v. 做, 制作（make的第三人称单数）

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