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treacly (TREE klee) From the Middle English word that means “antidote for poison,” this adjective means “cloyingly (see #3) sweet or overly sentimental.” It can be used literally or figuratively. Treacle is literally a sweet syrup.
- The treacle was particularly tasty on the salty biscuits.
- “You are the kindest police officer I have ever met,” Simone said in a treacly voice. “Are you sure you want to give me a speeding ticket?”
——摘自《Fiske WordPower: The Most Effective System for Building a Vocabulary That Gets Results Fast》
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糖浆（TREE klee）来自中古英语单词，意思是“毒药的解药”，这个形容词的意思是“令人讨厌的（见#3）甜蜜或过于伤感”。它可以从字面上或比喻上使用。Treacle实际上是一种甜糖浆。
糖浆放在咸饼干上特别好吃。
“你是我见过的最善良的警察，”西蒙用一种狡诈的声音说道。“你确定要给我一张超速罚单吗？”
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