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journey ['dʒɝni] 词频1 词根: journ
n. 旅行，旅程行期;历程，过程; vi. 旅行，出游; vt. 在…旅行或旅行到过…;
💡 journ日期+ey表名词 → 按日期计算的行程 → 旅行，旅程
"The journey took approximately seven hours."
旅程大约花了七个小时。
近义：peregrinate, tour, travel, trip, fare, hike
part [pɑ:t] 词频1 词根: 部分
n. 部分;零件;参加;地区; vt. 使分裂;拆移;使分开; vi. 分开;分离;分岔; adv. 不完全地，部分地; adj. 不完全的，部分的;
"The first part of the plan has been safely accomplished."
计划的第一部分已顺利完成。
近义：section, segment, split, divide, fragment, secede 反义：whole, entirety, off, outright, plumb, quite
said [sed] 词频1
adj. [律]上述的;少说为妙;（做）某事有/没有很多优点（或好处）：某事物有/没有多少可说的;说到底; v. 说，讲( say的过去式和过去分词 );表明;念;说明;
"Afterwards she was sorry for what she'd said."
后来她后悔说了那些话。
近义：indicated, spoken, stated, this, aforementioned, aforesaid
gate [ɡet] 词频1
n. 门;闸门;登机门;入场费; vt. 给…装大门;[电子学] 电波传送;
💡 狗（g）在 大门啃（ate）骨头
"He pushed open the garden gate."
他推开了花园的门。
近义：doorway, entrance, entranceway, entryway, gateway, assistance
passing
n. 通过, 逝去, 死, 流逝\\na. 经过的, 流逝的, 目前的, 短暂的, 及格的, 仓促的
近义：passage, transition, death, decease, demise, extinction 反义：lasting, lifelong, perdurable, permanent, perpetual, chronic
longest
a. 最长的

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