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garment n.Ò·þ
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handicap v.·Á°
ͬpenalize, hamper, encumber
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landscape n.·ç¾°
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lure v.ÓÕ»ó
ͬentice, decoy, tempt, coax
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martyr n.ÎþÉüÕß
ͬvictim, sacrifice
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ͬeverlasting, unceasing, constant, unending
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plunge v.Ìø½ø
ͬsubmerge, dive, descend, dip, sink
On a hot summer day, I like nothing better than plungingsintosa cool swimming pool.
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Exercise: Fill in the blanks.
1. That exclusive boutique is filled with beautiful _____ that I could never afford.
2. The government began an _____sintospossible vote fraud in the election.
3. The dentist _____ the child to sit in the examining chair with promises of a free toy.
4. Through _____ research, scientists found a drug that would treat the disease.
5. Doug's _____ lying has made us distrust everything he says.
½â´ð£º1. Garments 2. Inquiry 3. Lured 4. Meticulous 5. perpetual
