4). abnegation: self-denail, self-renuncation
Hunger strikes or long fasts are a form of a abnegation. long fast: 长期禁食
Voluntary abnegation is the goal of Trappist monks. Trappist monk: 特拉普派修士
4). abnegation: self-denail, self-renouncation
Hunger strikes or long fasts are a form of a abnegation. long fast: 长期禁食
Voluntary abnegation is the goal of Trappist monks. Trappist monk: 特拉普派修士
3). vilify: to speak badly of, slander, defane
The candidate vilified his opponent's reputation.
She constantly vilifies her ex-husband in front of their friends.
81.1). tribulation: severe affliction, distress or hardship, suffering
It's been a rough year with one tribulation after another.
We've been through terrible tribulations in our marriage, but somehow we worked it all out.
5). amenable: agreeable, open to suggestion, willing to heed advice
I am amenable to the terms of your proposal.
After we thoroughly explained the new benefits package, we found the employees were quite amenable.
2). twiddle: to twirl idly, toy or play with
Stop twiddling your thumbs and get to work.
While making a tough decision, the executive routinely twiddled with his old fountain pen.
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4). abnegation: self-denail, self-renuncation Hunger strikes or long fasts are a form of a abnegation. long fast: 长期禁食 Voluntary abnegation is the goal of Trappist monks. Trappist monk: 特拉普派修士
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4). abnegation: self-denail, self-renouncation Hunger strikes or long fasts are a form of a abnegation. long fast: 长期禁食 Voluntary abnegation is the goal of Trappist monks. Trappist monk: 特拉普派修士
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self-denial; self-renunciation
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3). vilify: to speak badly of, slander, defane The candidate vilified his opponent's reputation. She constantly vilifies her ex-husband in front of their friends.
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81.1). tribulation: severe affliction, distress or hardship, suffering It's been a rough year with one tribulation after another. We've been through terrible tribulations in our marriage, but somehow we worked it all out.
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5). amenable: agreeable, open to suggestion, willing to heed advice I am amenable to the terms of your proposal. After we thoroughly explained the new benefits package, we found the employees were quite amenable.
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2). twiddle: to twirl idly, toy or play with Stop twiddling your thumbs and get to work. While making a tough decision, the executive routinely twiddled with his old fountain pen.