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今天我们要学的词是religiously。 Religiously, 在口语里,指雷打不动地坚持做某件事情。我朋友Adam干什么事都很认真。他是湖人队球迷。 He watches Lakers' games religiously, 湖人队比赛他每场必看。他决
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