ILLUSTRIOUS, adj. Suitably placed for the shafts of malice, envy and detraction.
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adj. 著名的;杰出的，卓越的;輝煌的;顯赫;
?? il一再+lustr光,照亮+ious形容詞后綴一再光明→輝煌的
"The composer was one of many illustrious visitors to the town."
那位作曲家是許多造訪過這個城市的杰出人物之一。
近義：aristocratic, keen, lofty, noble, notable, august
反義：nameless, obscure, unadmired, unauthenticated, unbeknown, unfamiliar
n. 惡意，惡感;怨恨;[法]預謀;禍心;
?? mal壞，惡+ice名詞后綴，表狀態→惡意
"He was actuated entirely by malice."
他完全是出于惡意。
近義：hostility, perversity, pique, rancor, rancour, resentment
反義：humaneness, humanism, humanitarianism, humanity, kindliness, kindness
n. 嫉妒，妒忌;羨慕;
vi. 感到妒忌;顯示出妒忌;
?? en使+vy=vid看到別人→妒忌
"I don't envy your journey in this bad weather."
我并不羨慕你在這樣惡劣的天氣里旅行.
近義：begrudge, covet, grudge, heartburning, jealousy, enviousness
反義：scorn, scout, slight, spurn, underestimate, downplay
detraction
[d?'tr?k??n]
n. 誹謗;
?? tract =draw, 表示”拉,拖”
"Faced with such detraction, scientists characteristically retort that science, unlike witchcraft, works."
面對詆毀, 科學家們出于天性給予反駁,宣稱科學不是巫術, 確實有效.
近義：invective, defamation, denigration
反義：ardor, ardour, obedience, piety, troth, trueness
suitably
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adv. 合適地, 適當地, 相配地
近義：appropriately, aptly, properly, seemly, accommodatingly, thereby
反義：improperly, inadequately, unsuitably