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to take in as one's own |
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cooperate secretly in wrongful action;密谋 |
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an outline for a planned series of events, either real or imagined |
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to send forth, come forth |
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incapable of being removed/erased |
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able to live, capable of success |
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to investigate carefully |
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to multiply or reproduce; transmit, spread out |
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interaction of two or more things where the combined effect is greater than the sum of individual effects. |
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literary work that has abstract ideas |
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critical explanation/analysis |
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containing apparently contradictory terms
eg.visible darkness |
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ordinary form of written or spoken language |
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persuasive or artful use of language |
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a long prose narrative(often of adventure or heroism) |
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something that follows(余波;续篇） |
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figure of speech comparing one thing to another using "as""like" |
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arrangement of lines/division of a poem |
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transmissible by direct/indirect contact |
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sharing a common boundary;adjoining |
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unpredictable because dependent on chance |
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whole, with no part removed |
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essential;necessary to be complete |
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to form into a unified whole |
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moral or artistic honesty;strength of character |
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skill in dealing with others |
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an abrupt digression or change of course |
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able to be touched or treated as real |
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to bite repeatedly/restlessly; to be restless |
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coarse,crude,unrefined |
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to practice the art of fighting with a sword |
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a docking space for a ship between two piers |
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things acquired as the result of winning a conflict |
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to feel hatred and disgust for |
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a result or consequence |
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to make unfriendly or hostile |
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to crowd on, to move in on |
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having a moderate,undisturbed quality |
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a hostile act of isolation |
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the state of being completely sure |
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atmosphere of social harmony, often of political |
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channel for conducting fluids;
a means by which something is transmitted |
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to keep within close bounds, to force |
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to look at or think about carefully;
to consider as a possibility |
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to read or interpret something confusing or illegible |
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an inhabitant;
one who is often found in a particular place |
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reducing or preventing criticism with charm |
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to rule over arbitrarily or tyrannically |
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badly and unfairly treated |
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causing inexplicable fear or uneasiness |
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to fix in a surrounding mass |
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to expose to view by digging out |
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to give off; to emit;to radiate |
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unreasonably enthusiastic |
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a trade association or union |
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a disagreeable, predatory woman |
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intoxicating,exhilarating |
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without prejudice or bias |
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a person or thing that is the object of laughter |
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a stand,usually with a slanted top |
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an book for keeping financial records |
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one who is engaged in a lawsuit |
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required, needed, obligatory |
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to stare at with desire |
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a discussion, esp. between enemies to resolve disputes |
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having the nature of a command |
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one who is overly concerned with propriety |
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to talk in a violent or loud manner |
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methods used to gain an end |
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to beat down with the feet |
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unpleasant to look at |
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stressing practical use over |
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not producing the desired |
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