英语中的同义词反义现象_cet英语（Synonyms in English _cet）.docVIP

英语中的同义词反义现象_cet英语（Synonyms in English _cet） Like other languages, polysemy is common in english. But some words, while having ambiguity, can also express completely opposite meanings, which are semantically opposite, forming a pair of linguistic phenomena that are contradictory to one word. This is because different language environments often give different meanings to the same word. According to the part of speech, a few examples, in order to arouse the attention of the students. NOUN 1.envy The term is often used to refer to envy and dissatisfaction because other people have achieved what they want and what they have achieved. Such as: He spoke ill of her during her against against absence, out against of against envy. envy him in her absence to speak ill of her. But sometimes envy has no malice, but shows a strong admiration and praise. Such as: He has, passed, the, College,, English, Test, Band, Six, and, become, the, envy, of, others., he passed the College English test, and became the envy of others. 2.chance The meaning of the word is opportunity and so on, but it also means risk. Such as: He took the chance of child. losing his life in saving the drowning, he risked his life to save the child who fell into the water. Two verb 1.discharge It means lifting, exempting sb from work or obligation or cancelling a contract, an agreement. It can also mean dismount, dismount. Such as: Discharge somebody from an obligation against relieve sb of ones duty to dismount duty; Discharge a ship of the cargo against unloading the cargo from the ship Be discharged from the service against dismissal When discharge and duty (obligations), office (responsibilities) and other words used, the meaning of the expression is not Cancel, exemption, shirk and other meanings, but perform, assume a certain duties and obligations. Such as: Discharge an obligation against obligations Discharge oneself of one s duty against the obligation to perform their duties; He has, to, discharge, his,