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創意空間:好玩又獨特的十款浴室窗簾

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So what's the easiest way to learn and remember something? See it over and over again. And where do you spend a lot of time everyday? In the bathroom! Whether you're brushing your teeth or jumping into the tub you're bound to look at these smart shower curtains.
記東西最容易的方式是什么？反復地看。每天你會在哪兒呆上一段時間，在浴池里。當你刷著牙跳進浴缸里是，你就會看到這些長知識的窗簾。

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theme	[θi:m]	想一想再看 n. 題目，主題
fiction	['fikʃən]	想一想再看 n. 虛構，杜撰，小說	聯想記憶 X 單詞fiction 聯想記憶：用fiction描述faction（n 派別；派系斗爭；小派系；內訌）
pirate	['paiərit]	想一想再看 n. 海盜，盜印者，侵犯專利權者 v. 侵犯版	聯想記憶 X 單詞pirate 聯想記憶： pir轉，ate吃－在海上轉找吃的的人－海盜；搶劫
smart	[smɑ:t]	想一想再看 adj. 聰明的，時髦的，漂亮的，敏捷的，輕快的，整潔的
lightning	['laitniŋ]	想一想再看 n. 閃電 adj. 閃電般的，快速的
inspired	[in'spaiəd]	想一想再看 adj. 有創見的，有靈感的	聯想記憶 X 單詞inspired 聯想記憶： in向內，進入+spired有呼吸的→有生命的，有靈感的
playful	['pleifəl]	想一想再看 adj. 愛玩耍的，幽默的
curtain	['kə:tən]	想一想再看 n. 窗簾，門簾，幕(布) vt. (用簾)裝

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