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/ˈmaɪtər/
a tall, pointed hat worn by bishops and senior abbots as a symbol of office, or a joint between two pieces of wood at an angle
记忆技巧
Visual Association
Imagine a bishop wearing a tall, pointed hat (mitre) while cutting wood at an angle. The unusual combination of the religious figure and carpentry makes the image memorable.
Word Splitting
Break 'mitre' into 'mi' (me in Spanish) and 'tre' (sounds like 'tree'). Picture yourself (mi) nailing two pieces of a tree together at an angle to form a mitre joint.
例句
The bishop adjusted his ornate mitre before delivering the sermon. (主教在布道前调整了他华丽的法冠。)