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今天我们要学的词是spin。 Spin, 是旋转。The skater is practicing her jumps and spins, 不过spin 这个词要是用到政治上,那就有别的意思了。比如:'Spin wars' are expected for Obama and Clinton, 有人说,奥巴马和希
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