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indefatigable (in de FAT ig uh bul) If you’re indefatigable, your energy never ends; you’re incapable of becoming fatigued. Lucky you!
- Is it true that Julius Caesar was virtually indefatigable, dictating his observations on the Gallic Wars while riding on horseback?
- “Even if I were indefatigable, I don’t want to work a sixteen-hour day,” mused Frederick as he once again contemplated a career change from corporate lawyer to deep sea diver.
——摘自《Fiske WordPower: The Most Effective System for Building a Vocabulary That Gets Results Fast》
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不知疲倦的（在de FAT ig uh bul中）如果你不知疲倦，你的精力永远不会停止；你不会感到疲劳。你真幸运！
尤利乌斯·凯撒（Julius Caesar）实际上是不知疲倦的，在骑马时口述他对高卢战争的观察结果，这是真的吗？
弗雷德里克沉思道：“即使我不知疲倦，我也不想每天工作16个小时。”他再次考虑从公司律师到深海潜水员的职业转变。
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