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physical
[形容词]
related to the body rather than the mind
身体的, 肉体的
Ex: The physical therapist recommended specific exercises to improve mobility.**物理治疗师**推荐了特定的练习来改善活动能力。
effect
[名词]
a change in a person or thing caused by another person or thing
效果, 影响
Ex: The new policy had an immediate effect on employee productivity .新政策对员工生产力产生了立竿见影的**效果**。
fear
[名词]
a bad feeling that we get when we are afraid or worried
恐惧, 害怕
Ex: His fear of public speaking caused him to avoid presentations and speeches .他对公开演讲的**恐惧**使他避免做演示和演讲。
to shake
[动词]
(of one's body) to involuntarily shake, as a response to fear or due to a particular condition
颤抖, 发抖
Ex: The eerie sound in the dark forest made the hiker 's legs shake with unease .黑暗森林中诡异的声音让徒步者的腿因不安而**颤抖**。
hand
[名词]
the part of our body that is at the end of our arm and we use to grab, move, or feel things
手, 手掌
Ex: She used her hand to cover her mouth when she laughed .她笑的时候用**手**捂住嘴。
palpitation
[名词]
a heart beat that is very irregular or too fast
心悸, 不规则心跳
Ex: She kept a diary to track her palpitations, noting any triggers or patterns that might help identify the cause .她记日记来追踪自己的**心悸**，记录任何可能有助于识别原因的触发因素或模式。
to be really excited or nervous about what is going to happen
Ex: We felt butterflies before the big game, but once we started playing, the adrenaline took over.
sweaty
[形容词]
covered in a salty, colorless liquid that the body produces in reaction to extreme heat, fear, fever, or physical exertion
汗湿的, 大汗淋漓的
Ex: Despite the air conditioning, the crowded subway car was hot and stuffy, leaving passengers sweaty and uncomfortable.尽管有空调，拥挤的地铁车厢还是又热又闷，让乘客**汗流浃背**，很不舒服。
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