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46. expedient
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As she had forgotten her keys, she got into the house by the simple expedient of climbing through a window.
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由于忘記帶鑰匙，她直接從窗戶翻了進來SX#VUgmCL!nEL*nn。
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47. flunk
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He flunked the exam again.
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他這次又沒及格s;VevAug&,F#dbB[-c。
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48. fallacious
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His fallacious arguments cannot hold water.
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這個觀點站不住腳by5Xfsh~gF5.(2V3。
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49. extoll
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Her merits are extolled in the newspaper.
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她的功績受到了報紙的大力表揚cxO,va!JmiAhv2。
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50. finesse
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Peter handled the meeting with great finesse.
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Peter靈活地主持了這次大會#76.yn~O#%OR&。
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