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bitterest    音标拼音: [b'ɪtɚəst]
寒冷的,苦的,刺骨的,严酷地,剧烈地(最高级)

寒冷的,苦的,刺骨的,严酷地,剧烈地(最高级)


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  • word choice - What is the proper superlative of bitter? - English . . .
    However, of the 302 appearances of 'bitterest', 134 are in 2016, while of the 441 appearances of 'most bitter' only 115 are in 2016 The difference may (or may not) reflect a recent trend favoring 'bitterest' If you're defining 'proper' and 'correct' in terms of rules, it comes down to what sounds better to you or your audience
  • popular refrains - English Language Usage Stack Exchange
    The bee sucks honey out of the bitterest flower God tempers the wind for the shorn lamb God never sends mouth but he sends meat Crosses are ladders that lead to heaven Adversity comes with instruction in its hand Suffering is bitter but its fruits are sweet Bitter pills may have blessed effects
  • etymology - Conundrum: cleverer or more clever, simpler or more . . .
    According to Swan in Pratical English Usage (p114) the two-syllable adjectives whose comparative form is most likely to be formed with -er are those that end with an unstressed vowel; e g narrow, simple, clever, subtle, etc from your list above
  • Taste of ones own medicine: the logic behind the phrase
    'A dose of [one's] own medicine]' Here are some early instances of this form of the expression From William Leggett, "Brought to the Gangway," in The New York Mirror: A Weekly Gazette of Literature and the Fine Arts (April 19, 1834), in a scene in which a naval lieutenant is ordering the flogging of a sailor:
  • Usage of stative verb expect - English Language Usage Stack Exchange
    I might message my bitterest enemy as follows: “I am reading the news of your forced resignation, and I’m really liking it” So rules about ‘stative’ verbs, or ‘state’ verbs, or whatever you prefer to call them are helpful up to a point But they are only rough approximations to the behaviour of native English speakers





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