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antics (AN tiks) This noun describes acts that are perceived as either amusing or not, depending on the context or on the personality of the beholder. Strangely enough, it derives from the same root word as antique, although modern uses have no hint of age about them.
- The antics of the trained dog wearing a tutu had even the most sophisticated audience member hee-hawing.
- Ms. Ford has just about had it with the antics of her last period class: is secretly signing a classmate’s yearbook really more important than passing the algebra exam?
——摘自《Fiske WordPower: The Most Effective System for Building a Vocabulary That Gets Results Fast》
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antics (AN tiks) 这个名词描述了那些被认为是有趣或不有趣的行为，这取决于上下文或看客的个性。奇怪的是，它与antique源自同一个词根，尽管现代的使用没有一丝年龄的痕迹。
穿着芭蕾舞裙的训练有素的狗的滑稽动作甚至让最老练的观众都为之叫好。
福特女士对她最后一节课的滑稽表演已经差不多了：偷偷在同学的年鉴上签名真的比通过代数考试更重要吗？
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