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prick |
to make a small hole in something using something sharp |
prickUS [prɪk]UK [prɪk]n.鸡巴；屌；鸟人；笨蛋v.扎；刺；戳；刺破（皮肤）Web刺痛；刺孔；刺伤 |
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thorn |
You have to be careful that you don't prick your finger on a rose thorn. |
thornn.荆棘；（玫瑰之类植物的）刺；带刺的树；刺形符Web索恩；蒺藜；索恩照明 |
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tulips |
tulipn.郁金香；郁金香花或球根Web郁金香图片；郁金香花束；郁金香篇 |
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chrysanthemum |
chrysanthemumn.菊花；菊属Web菊花谢了；白菊花；绿菊 |
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apron |
Those kinds of stores also sell aprons and napkins, and anything you might need for your kitchen. |
apronn.围裙；【航】(飞机的)库前跑道；【机】(防护)挡板v.用围裙围住Web皮圈；裙板；停机坪 |
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napkin |
A square piece of cloth or paper used at a meal to wipe the fingers or lips and to protect garments.‘she unfolded her napkin and put it on her lap’ |
napkinn.餐巾(纸)；(女士)卫生巾Web纸巾；尿布；餐纸巾 |
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napkin |
A square piece of cloth or paper used at a meal to wipe the fingers or lips and to protect garments.‘she unfolded her napkin and put it on her lap’ |
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swish |
to move or make something move quickly through the air with a quiet sound Her skirt swished as she walked. |
swishadj.华贵入时的；豪华的n.快速的空中移动（或挥动、摆动等）；呼呼声v.唰地（或嗖地、呼地等）挥动；（使）快速空中移动Web嗖嗖声；嗖地挥动；空心球 |
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chicks |
chickUS [tʃɪk]UK [tʃɪk]n.小鸡；小宝宝；年轻女人；〈外〉竹帘子adj.潇洒的；小的Web鸡仔唛；雏鸡；雏鸟 |
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sleigh |
sleighn.雪橇v.(用雪橇在雪地或冰面上)滑行Web雪车；雪撬；扒犁 |
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reindeer |
Christmas is also a religious holiday, but many children believe that Santa Claus arrives on Christmas Eve in a sleigh pulled by reindeer. |
reindeern.【动】驯鹿Web麋鹿；驯鹿肉；驯鹿奶 |
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defer |
de‧fer (deferred, deferring) [transitive] to delay something until a later date SYN put backdefer something until/to something Further discussion on the proposal will be deferred until April. The committee deferred their decision. |
defer v.推迟；延缓；展期Web延期；拖延；延迟 |
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Ambitious |
ambitious adj.有野心的；有雄心的；费力的；耗资的Web有雄心壮志的；野心勃勃的；有抱 |
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fascinate |
fascinate v.使着迷；蛊惑Web迷住；使神魂颠倒；吸引 |
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Confine |
confine v.限制；限定；监禁；禁闭n.范围；界限；边界；限度Web局限；局限于 |
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Obliterated |
o‧blit‧er‧ate 1 to destroy something completely so that nothing remains Hiroshima was nearly obliterated by the atomic bomb.► see thesaurus at destroy2 to remove a thought, feeling, or memory from someone’s mind Nothing could obliterate the memory of those tragic events. |
obliterate v.涂去；消灭…的痕迹；使消失；除去Web阻塞；闭塞的；废除的 |
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pissed |
1. also pissed upBritish Drunk. 2 North American Very annoyed. |
pissedadj.烂醉的；醉醺醺的；气疯了；怒冲冲的v.“piss”的过去分词和过去式Web愤怒的；不爽；生气的 |
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pneumonia |
pneu‧mo‧ni‧aa serious illness that affects your lungs and makes it difficult for you to breathe |
pneumonian.肺炎Web让我得肺炎；肺炎的简介；肺炎支原体 |
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contagious |
con‧ta‧gious /kənˈteɪdʒəs/ adjective 1 a disease that is contagious can be passed from person to person by touch → infectious |
contagious adj.（疾病）接触传染的；患接触性传染病Web传染性的；有感染力的；会传染的 |
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phenomenon |
1 something that happens or exists in society, science, or nature, especially something that is studied because it is difficult to understandphenomenon of |
phenomenon n.现象；杰出的人；非凡的人（或事物）Web奇迹；珍品；事件 |
