单词	magnet
释义	magnetmagnet /ˈmægnɪt/ ●●○ noun [countable] Etymology ETYMOLOGYmagnet Origin: 1400-1500 Old French magnete, from Latin magnes, from Greek magnes (lithos) (stone) of Magnesia, ancient city in Turkey Collocations COLLOCATIONS► attract/draw somebody like a magnet  Isabella attracts men like a magnet. 1 science, physics a piece of iron or steel that can make other metal objects move toward it2a person or place that attracts many other people or things: magnet for The city was a magnet for painters and writers.attract/draw somebody like a magnet Isabella attracts men like a magnet.3a magnet school [Origin: 1400–1500 Old French magnete, from Latin magnes, from Greek magnes (lithos) (stone) of Magnesia, ancient city in Turkey]
随便看	underexpose underfed underfoot underfund underfunding undergarment undergo undergraduate underground Underground Railroad, the undergrowth underhand underhanded underhandedly underhandedness underlie underline underling underlying undermanned undermine underneath undernourished undernourishment underpaid

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