单词：Goldstein
Goldstein的用法和样例：
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- Goldstein said he hoped photos of the partially unfurled arm would be available Thursday.戈尔茨坦说，他希望周四能够得到机械臂部分展开的照片。
- Professor Goldstein said science could now trace the past movements of peoples and address questions which studies of history and archaeology could not answer alone.科学教授戈尔茨坦说，现在可以追踪过去运动的人民和解决问题，研究历史和考古不能回答的。
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