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armoire (ARM war) This word comes from the Latin word for “a chest for implements or tools.” It evolved to mean a “large, often ornate cabinet, used for hanging clothes and often containing drawers.” A good synonym is “wardrobe.”
- Mr. Carnegie examined the armoire and wondered if it was large enough to contain all twenty of his suits and his rather extensive collection of dress shirts and ties.
——摘自《Fiske WordPower: The Most Effective System for Building a Vocabulary That Gets Results Fast》
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armoire（ARM war）这个词来自拉丁语，意思是“工具或工具的箱子”。它演变成了“大的、通常装饰华丽的橱柜，用来挂衣服，通常装抽屉。”一个很好的同义词是“衣柜”
- 卡内基先生检查了一下衣橱，想知道它是否足够大，可以容纳他所有的二十套西装以及他收藏的大量衬衫和领带
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