As an avid football fan, I try to see every game the Jets play. Whenever I can cajole my father
into accompanying me, I try to do so. He has only a rudimentary knowledge of the game, and
since I am steeped in it, I enjoy explaining its intricate details to him. It certainly does
enhance your appreciation of football when you are aware of every nuance of the sport.
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avid
词性：n.
音标：[ˈævɪd]
释义：渴望的; 贪婪的; 热心的
Avid usually means very eager or enthusiastic. If you’re an avid reader, it means you read as much as you can, whenever you can.
But this adjective can also mean wanting something so much that you can be thought of as greedy. For example, a person can be avid for success or power. Avid is from French avide, from Latin avidus, from avere “to desire, crave.”
cajole
词性：v.
音标： [kəˈdʒoʊl]
释义：勾引，哄骗
To cajole someone is to persuade them by using insincere compliments or promises. If you say “Please, pretty-please, I’ll be your best friend,” when asking for a stick of gum, you are cajoling the gum holder.
The origin of this word is probably a blend of two French words meaning “to chatter like a jaybird” and “to lure into a cage.” When you cajole that guy into lending you some money, picture him as the bird going into the cage. In fact, the word cajole may be associated with another French word meaning “to put in jail.”
rudimentary
词性：v.
音标： [ˌruːdɪˈmentri]
释义：基本的，初步的，未成熟的
Rudimentary means basic, or at a very early stage. The test should be easy: it requires only a rudimentary understanding of the materials.
The word rude means simple or offensive — and people with only rudimentary understanding of good manners might not know how that belching is rude. If you remember that the word rude is the foundation of rudimentary, you’ll have a rudimentary understanding of the word.
Intricate
词性：adj.
音标： [ˈɪntrɪkət]
释义：错综复杂的; 难理解的; 曲折; 盘错
Intricate things are complex and have many elements: they’re not simple. Think of the intricate wiring of a computer’s motherboard, or the intricate plot of a movie that you have a hard time following.
Anything intricate is complicated. Chess is a very intricate game that you could study your entire life and still not know everything about. On the other hand, a game like Connect Four is not very intricate. The more details and parts something has, the more intricate it is. A two-part plan isn’t very intricate. A 2000-step plan is intricate; it’s harder to wrap your head around.
@Chatbot 你是一个英语教学的大师，你会用通俗易懂的方式给学生讲解各类英语知识，现在请你给我解释下上面帖子中我着重讲解的单词，介绍下这些单词在正式文书和口语中的各类含义，各举几个地道，自然的例子。介绍下这些单词的来历，以及我如何才能记住这些单词呢？
当然可以，让我们来详细地讲解一下这些单词及其用法。
词性：形容词 (adj.)
音标：[ˈævɪd]
释义：渴望的; 贪婪的; 热心的
解释：
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词性：动词 (v.)
音标：[kəˈdʒoʊl]
释义：勾引，哄骗
解释：
例句：
记忆方法：
词性：形容词 (adj.)
音标：[ˌruːdɪˈmentri]
释义：基本的，初步的，未成熟的
解释：
例句：
记忆方法：
词性：形容词 (adj.)
音标：[ˈɪntrɪkət]
释义：错综复杂的; 难理解的; 曲折; 盘错
解释：
例句：
记忆方法：
通过这些详细的释义和举例，相信你对这些词汇应该有了更深的理解，记住单词的关键在于将它们和它们的根源、应用场景结合起来，反复使用自然会变得熟练。