Group 1 · 學習模式

to exist in large numbers or amounts; be abundant

大量存在；充滿

Wildlife abounds in the untouched rainforest.

Rumors abounded about the company's upcoming merger.

Opportunities abound for those willing to take risks.

to worship as a god; to treat someone or something as if it were divine

神化；奉為神明

Ancient Egyptians deified their pharaohs.

Fans tend to deify celebrities, ignoring their flaws.

The dictator was deified by state propaganda.

lacking flavor, spirit, or interest; bland

乏味的；無趣的

The soup was watery and insipid.

Critics called the sequel insipid compared to the original.

His insipid speech failed to inspire the audience.

a natural tendency to behave in a particular way

傾向；癖好

He has a proclivity for exaggeration.

Her proclivity toward risk-taking worried her parents.

The study examined criminal proclivities among repeat offenders.

given to sudden, unpredictable changes in mood or behavior

反覆無常的；任性的

The capricious weather made it impossible to plan the picnic.

Employees dreaded their capricious boss, whose demands changed daily.

Fashion trends are notoriously capricious.