"734条实用英文高频词组笔记，助你游刃有余"

The provided content is a note on 734 high-frequency English phrases. The note highlights the usefulness of these phrases and provides examples of how to use some of them. For instance, "abide by" means to be faithful to or obey something, while "be absent from" indicates being not present. "Absence of mind" is used to describe being absent-minded or not focused. The phrase "be absorbed in" is synonymous with being engrossed, lost, rapt, concentrated, focused, or centered in something. "Abundant in" means being rich or well supplied with something. "Access to" refers to the ability to approach, enter, or understand something. "By accident" is a term for something happening unexpectedly, while "without accident" means safely. The note does not have enough information to reach the required 2000 words, so additional content needs to be added for a comprehensive summary.