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parsimony
parsimony
[名词]

avoiding excess or waste in expenditure or consumption, and only using what is necessary

节俭, 节约

节俭, 节约

Ex: Out of parsimony, she bought only what was on sale and assembled meals from staples. 

出于节俭,她只买了打折的东西,并用主食拼凑了饭菜。

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parsimonious
parsimonious
[形容词]

spending money very reluctantly

吝啬的, 节俭的

吝啬的, 节俭的

Ex: Grandma was known for her parsimonious ways, rarely spending money even on herself. 

奶奶以她的吝啬方式而闻名,很少花钱甚至在自己身上。

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to explicate
to explicate
[动词]

to explain or interpret something in a clear and detailed manner, often uncovering deeper meanings

解释, 阐释

解释, 阐释

Ex: She took the time to explicate the complex process step by step. 

她花时间一步步解释这个复杂的过程。

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explicit
explicit
[形容词]

expressed very clearly, leaving no doubt or confusion

明确的, 清晰的

明确的, 清晰的

Ex: The contract contains explicit terms about the delivery deadlines. 

合同包含关于交付期限的明确条款。

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to carp
to carp
[动词]

to complain or criticize persistently, often about trivial issues

抱怨, 吹毛求疵

抱怨, 吹毛求疵

Ex: Critics seem to carp endlessly about plot holes no one else even notices. 

评论家们似乎无休止地挑剔那些甚至没有人注意到的情节漏洞。

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carping
carping
[名词]

a constant finding of small faults or griping over minor issues instead of offering solutions

吹毛求疵, 抱怨

吹毛求疵, 抱怨

Ex: The manager ignored the carping from staff who refused to adapt to the new system. 

经理忽略了那些拒绝适应新系统的员工的吹毛求疵。

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ferocity
ferocity
[名词]

a state of extreme aggression or force to the point of being nearly out of control

凶猛, 残暴

凶猛, 残暴

Ex: Hurricane winds blew with ferocity, tearing down trees and endangering structures. 

飓风以猛烈的风力吹袭,摧毁树木并危及建筑物。

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ferocious
ferocious
[形容词]

extremely aggressive or intense in appearance or behavior

凶猛的, 激烈的

凶猛的, 激烈的

Ex: Opponents clashed in a ferocious debate over the controversial proposal, starkly dividing supporters and critics. 

反对者就这一有争议的提案展开了激烈的辩论,明显分成了支持者和批评者。

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to parch
to parch
[动词]

to make excessively dry by removing moisture from an object, substance, or surface

使干枯, 使干燥

使干枯, 使干燥

Ex: If it doesn't rain soon, the drought will parch more land. 

如果不很快下雨,干旱会使更多的土地干涸。

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parched
parched
[形容词]

extremely dry, often due to heat or lack of moisture

干涸的, 干旱的

干涸的, 干旱的

Ex: The parched fields were in dire need of rain. 

干涸的田地急需雨水。

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lithe
lithe
[形容词]

slender, flexible, and graceful in movement

柔软的, 优雅的

柔软的, 优雅的

Ex: Despite her age, she maintained a lithe figure through yoga and dance. 

尽管年纪大了,她仍通过瑜伽和舞蹈保持着轻盈的身材。

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lithesome
lithesome
[形容词]

graceful and physically flexible that allows for ease and fluidity of movement

轻盈的, 柔韧的

轻盈的, 柔韧的

Ex: She envied her friend's lithesome figure able to perform yoga poses with seeming ease. 

她羡慕朋友轻盈的身材,能够看似轻松地完成瑜伽姿势。

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epitaph
epitaph
[名词]

a short verse or poem on a tombstone, serving to commemorate or convey a message to visitors of the grave

墓志铭, 墓碑上的诗

墓志铭, 墓碑上的诗

Ex: Generations later, visitors could still make out parts of the worn epitaph carved into the aging marble. 

几代人之后,来访者仍然可以辨认出刻在老化大理石上的磨损墓志铭的部分。

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epithet
epithet
[名词]

an abusive word or insulting nickname that is used instead of someone's name or title

绰号, 侮辱性绰号

绰号, 侮辱性绰号

Ex: She scorned those who called her the "bride of Dracula," rejecting the insulting epithet. 

她蔑视那些称她为“德古拉的新娘”的人,拒绝了这个侮辱性的绰号。

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epitome
epitome
[名词]

a person or thing that is a perfect example of a particular quality or type

缩影, 完美典范

缩影, 完美典范

Ex: Their restored Victorian home was the epitome of elegant vintage charm. 

他们修复的维多利亚式住宅是优雅复古魅力的典范。

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to epitomize
to epitomize
[动词]

to serve as a typical example or embodiment of a concept, idea, or category

体现, 象征

体现, 象征

Ex: His approach to leadership epitomized encouragement and humility. 

他的领导方式体现了鼓励和谦逊。

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amateur
amateur
[形容词]

(of objects or works) lacking the precision or quality one would expect from a paid professional

业余的, 非专业的

业余的, 非专业的

Ex: His attempts at home repair led to amateur fixes that lacked durability or code compliance. 

他尝试的家庭维修导致了缺乏耐久性或规范符合性的业余修补。

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amatory
amatory
[形容词]

relating to or involving love or romance

爱情的, 浪漫的

爱情的, 浪漫的

Ex: Scholars analyzed the amatory themes and metaphors commonly found in romantic poetry from that era. 

学者们分析了那个时代浪漫诗歌中常见的爱情主题和隐喻。

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curt
curt
[形容词]

getting straight to the core of the matter in a direct, efficient manner

简短的, 直截了当的

简短的, 直截了当的

Ex: The manager gave a curt summary of the issues and what needed to be done, without wasting any time on unnecessary details. 

经理简短地总结了问题和需要做的事情,没有在不必要的细节上浪费时间。

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to curtail
to curtail
[动词]

to end something sooner than planned

缩短, 削减

缩短, 削减

Ex: Doctors told the injured athlete she would need to curtail her career. 

医生告诉受伤的运动员,她需要缩短她的职业生涯。

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