1705016972
1705016973
②The actor thought that a sense of humor was a precious treasure for a person.
1705016974
1705016975
【用】sense的几个常用词组：make sense（有意义）；out of one’s senses（心智不健全的，癫狂的）；in a sense（从某种意义上说）。
1705016976
1705016977
【派】sensation（n. 感觉，知觉；轰动，激动）；sensational（adj. 轰动的，耸人听闻的；极好的）；senseless（adj. 无意义的，愚蠢的；无感觉的）
1705016978
1705016979
masquerade［ˌmæskəˈreid］vi. 假装，冒充 n. 化装舞会；假装，伪装
1705016980
1705016981
【记】词根记忆：masque（=mask，面具） + rade→戴着面具→伪装
1705016982
1705016983
【例】①The stowaway masqueraded as a crew member to escape the check.
1705016984
1705016985
②Alice’s show of sorrow was a mere masquerade.
1705016986
1705016987
1705016988
1705016989
1705016990
outlay［ˈautlei］n. 开支，支出，费用
1705016991
1705016992
【记】组合词：out（外面） + lay（放）→往外放钱→支出，费用
1705016993
1705016994
【例】①His total personal outlay is over 20,000 yuan a year.
1705016995
1705016996
②They decided to stop this campaign because they could not afford the outlay for advertisement.
1705016997
1705016998
wrest［rest］vt. 费力扭，拧；费力取得
1705016999
1705017000
【例】Gold has enthralled man since the dawn of civilization. For centuries he braved arctic cold, tropic heat and inhuman privations to wrest gold from the earth. （1996）
1705017001
1705017002
degenerate［diˈdʒenərit］adj. 退步的，退化的，堕落的 n. 堕落者，腐化者
1705017003
1705017004
［diˈdʒenəreit］vi. 退化，衰败，堕落
1705017005
1705017006
【记】词根记忆：de（毁） + gener（产生） + ate→毁掉产生的东西→退化的
1705017007
1705017008
【例】①The degenerate lifestyle caused the man to die of AIDS.
1705017009
1705017010
②We had to admit that our relationship has degenerated over the years.
1705017011
1705017012
antipathy［ænˈtipəθi］n. 憎恶，憎恨；反感；引起反感的事物
1705017013
1705017014
【记】词根记忆：anti（相反） + pathy（感情）→相反的感情→反感
1705017015
1705017016
【例】There’s always been a certain amount of antipathy between the two brothers.
1705017017
1705017018
literally［ˈlitərəli］adv. 逐字地；确实地；［用以加强语气］简直，毫不夸张地
1705017019
1705017020
【记】词根记忆：liter（字母） + al + ly→逐字地
1705017021