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Elizabeth: how are you doing, Christopher? Christopher: to be honest, I'm reallt fed up with work at the monent. I need a break! E: are you doing anything this weekend? C: I have to work on Saturday all day! I really hate my job! E: are you available
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[00:02.20]Module 10 HOLIDAYS [00:05.53]UNIT 2 What are you going to do? [00:09.05]1 Listen and read. Then say. [00:13.71]What are you going to do this holiday, Sally? [00:17.01]I'm going to go home to England. [00:19.69]What are you going to do there
bedizen, [bi'diz(ə)n] v 把装饰得过分华丽而俗气;穿着俗丽 【记】bed床
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