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学英语单词
accessory urinary duct
aflarer
agente provocateuse
allosyndesis
ALUSNA
annotation editor
arm palisade cellsds
artificial selecting
audio frequency telegraphy
belittled
benighten
biotite granite aplite
block sequence weld
brass polish
bronchomalacia
Bureau of Justice Assistance
Bāb al Mandab, Ra's
carbon free steel
char oil energy development process
Charashim
chlidonias
compiler system
computer control for hydropower station
cut-off beam
Dannhausen
diverter switch
door sash
duologs
dynamics of solid surface and interface vibrations
electro sheet copper
EMG
flexible spacecraft dynamics
frame mounted hoist
frothy sputhum
function object
garment container
gaso-
germanate
haemorrhagica bovum septicemia
hallimondite
high-calorie
highly enriched reactor
hoover boat
horse-tradings
hypocentral plot
imidacloprid
increment of speed
k meson
lamp arc
Langevin equation
large vibration amplitude
laureolum
little st. bernard
lower temperature
masonary saw
mensi
metaxylem
misrelying
nursing
oak-wood
oil-cooled
Oneglia
parallel Nicol
patent omphalomesenteric duct
peacekeeping operations
peuce
post results
predictive theory of law
program profile
protective velay
put on to
puzzler
rake up the persimmons
reconfessing
related data file
ring-gasket
rotational head
sample mechanism
SDU (station display unit)
side-arm electrode
single-end refuelling
specificnesses
straw pick-up loader
stripping frame
supersonic drag
takeoff time
talk y
tank unit
thave
tillim
triangulation method(of ground resistance test)
triple-jumper
ttx
two-stage magnavolt
vagus-pneumonia
Veratetrin
want of jurisdiction
watchstander
Watthana Nakhon
well-worked
wirgmen