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recondite (REK on dite or rek ON dite) Here’s an adjective that describes something that is not easily understood or very “obscure” (see the “Darkness, My Old Friend” section). The noun form is “reconditeness.” “Recondition,” on the other hand, means “to restore” something or put it back into good condition.
- The writings of Danish philosopher Søren Kierkegaard are recondite not only because of the complexity of his ideas but because of his dense writing style and its awkward translation into English.
- “The operating manual to my new DVD player is as recondite as a page out of a medieval history text,” wailed Ben. “I can’t figure out how to play anything, let alone set the timer.”
——摘自《Fiske WordPower: The Most Effective System for Building a Vocabulary That Gets Results Fast》
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recondite（REK on dite或REK on dite）这里有一个形容词，用来形容不容易理解或非常“晦涩”的东西（见“黑暗，我的老朋友”部分）。名词形式是“Recondition”。另一方面，“Recondition”的意思是“恢复”某物或使其恢复良好状态。
丹麦哲学家瑟伦·克尔凯郭尔的作品之所以晦涩难懂，不仅是因为他的思想复杂，还因为他密集的写作风格和笨拙的英语翻译。
本哀叹道：“我的新DVD播放器的操作手册就像中世纪历史文本中的一页一样深奥。”。“我不知道怎么玩，更不用说设置计时器了。”
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