narrate, former, accredit, puddle, tragic, assert, concomitant

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中文故事

很久以前，有一位前（former）国王，他喜欢收集水坑（puddle）里的水。人们认为这是个悲剧（tragic）的爱好，但国王会断言（assert）这是他作为国王职责的伴随（concomitant）部分。他声称自己的成功要归功于（accredit）水坑水中发现的独特矿物质。尽管他的顾问们认为他的逻辑有缺陷，但他们却无法否认王国的繁荣。

英语故事

Once upon a time, there was a former king who loved to collect puddle water. People thought this was a tragic hobby, but the king would assert that it was a concomitant part of his royal duties. He claimed to accredit his success to the unique minerals found in the puddle water. Though his advisors found his logic flawed, they couldn't deny the kingdom's prosperity.

词义说明

单词或短语 释义 例句 美式音标 英式音标
narrate v. 讲(故事); 叙述; 给(纪录片或节目)作解说
  • v. He will narrate the documentary.
ˈnæreɪt nəˈreɪt
former adj. 以前的; 昔日的; 前; (两者中)前者的
  • adj. The former student is now a successful doctor.
  • n. Of the two options, I prefer the former.
ˈfɔːrmər ˈfɔːmə(r)
accredit v. 把…归于; 认为(某事为某人所说、所做); 委任，委派(某人为大使等); 正式认可
  • v. The program is accredited by the state.
əˈkredɪt əˈkredɪt
puddle n. 水洼; 小水坑; (尤指)雨水坑
  • n. There was a large puddle on the road.
  • v. The water began to puddle in the low areas.
ˈpʌdl ˈpʌdl
tragic adj. 悲惨的; 悲痛的; 可悲的; 悲剧的
  • adj. The news of the accident was truly tragic.
ˈtrædʒɪk ˈtrædʒɪk
assert v. 明确肯定; 断言; 坚持自己的主张; 表现坚定; 维护自己的权利(或权威)
  • v. He tried to assert his authority.
əˈsɜːrt əˈsɜːt
concomitant adj. (尤指相关联的或有因果关系的事)同时发生的，伴随的，相伴的
n. 同时发生的事; 伴随(或相伴)的事物
  • adj. Fever is a concomitant symptom of the flu.
  • n. The economic downturn and its concomitants were widely discussed.
kənˈkɑːmɪtənt kənˈkɒmɪtənt