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本文为大家准备了GRE词汇词根:duc,便于考生GRE考试备考。 duc , duct = lead 引导 409. educate〔 e- 出, duc 引导,-ate 动词后缀;引导出来,把由无知状态中引导出来教导出来 〕教育410. education〔 见上