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spasmodic (spaz MOD ik) Another “off and on” adjective, this one coming from the word “spasm,” with the suggestive idea of intense or abrupt occurrences at irregular intervals. (It is also still used in its medical sense of “relating to spasms.”)
- If you really want to learn a foreign language, you’ll benefit more from a little study every day than from longer bouts of study spasmodically.
- Luigi’s spasmodic attempts to contact his old friend were prompted more by guilt than by a genuine desire to renew their acquaintance.
——摘自《Fiske WordPower: The Most Effective System for Building a Vocabulary That Gets Results Fast》
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痉挛的（spaz-MOD-ik）另一个“时断时续”形容词，这个词来自“痉挛”一词，暗示以不规则的间隔强烈或突然发生。（它在医学意义上仍被使用，即“与痉挛有关”。）
- 如果你真的想学习一门外语，每天一点学习会比间歇性地长时间学习受益更多
- 路易吉断断续续地试图联系他的老朋友，更多的是因为内疚，而不是真正想重新认识他们
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