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1.~RӛĿˡ8000~R(Wӛ2000-3000͉)

2.ÿӛ(sh)60-100(ӛ~Rڃ)

3.Ҫӛ~(һoгҊ~~Y)

ӛemit(ጷ)r얹ӛThe fireplace emitted a pleasant warmth(ڠtͳһ˵Ĝů)߀Ը(j)~mit/mis(f)ӛһM~

admit(SM) commit(£Z) intermittent(m(x)m(x)) omit(ʡ) permit(S) remit(]؂f) submit(Ͻ) transmit(f)

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1.ɢrg(oLrgӛֻһеrgü)

2.ִθl؏(ÿ31247ӛ~)

3.~}Y(}r~ԲœyͳF(xin)Ҫ~Rԓӛ䛲ӛ)

4.ҕX X( ~pp~֮v~YόWc얹̆~)

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ʹ~(thesaurus)

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ͬx~big, consequential, considerable, material, meaningful, momentous, significant, substantial, weighty

P~conspicuous, distinctive, exceptional, impressive, marked, memorable, notable, noteworthy, noticeable, outstanding, prominent, remarkable, salient, unusual; essential; valuable, worthwhile; worthy; effective, potent, powerful, telling; big-time, first-class, first-rate, front-page, top-notch; distinguished, eminent, famous, noted

x~unimportant(^x~) inconsiderable, little, minor, paltry, petty, slight, trivial

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ʹÆ~Ƭ(note card)

ʹÆ~ƬһNҊĆ~ӛ^˱CЧʣҪ_Щ~ҪӛՓ~ԽԽáHһζ؝࣬Y״ƣڑ(zhn)Чʵ͡ЧWֻӛЩĺ~RЩ̫õČW~|~һԺvagaryԏзʹÆ~Ƭ

1.Ƭ挑~挑Ӣע

vagary Meaning: an unexpected and inexplicable change in something

(in a situation or a persons behavior, etc)yAyО(r)О;룬_

2.ͬx~cx~

Meaning: an unexpected and inexplicable change in something (in a situation or a persons behavior, etc)

Synonyms: whim, caprice, freak

Antonyms: predictable

3.~c~Y

Meaning: an unexpected and inexplicable change in something (in a situation or a persons behavior, etc)

Synonyms: whim, caprice, freak

Antonyms: predictable

Root: vagto wander

Suffix: arymarker of a noun

4.˼һ~xÿx

vagary

1) His wealth fluctuates with the vagaries of the stock market.

2) He has dealt with human vagaries for many years.

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