单词：on welfare
on welfare的用法和样例：
例句
- Councillor Jones promised to spend more on welfare services if he was re-elected but he was completely floored when I asked him how he was going to pay for it.琼斯政务员允诺，如果他再次当选，他将在福利事业方面花更多的钱，可是当我问他打算如何筹措时，他却被完全难住了。
词汇搭配
- on welfare接受福利救济的...
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