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Key Words [00:00.90]关键词 [00:01.80]The Most Common Expressions [00:03.94]最常用表达法 [00:06.09]Not really. [00:08.10]不敢当。 [00:10.11]Thank you.I'm flattered. [00:13.36]谢谢,您过奖了。 [00:16.61]Thank you.It's a nice of you
Jo: This is Real English from BBC Learning English. Im Jo. Jean: And Im Jean. Jo: Today were going to look at words and phrases that you might not find in your English text book. Jean: 学习英式英语非常重要的一部分就是要学习他们日常使用的英语口语,而
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今天我们要学的词是robocall。 Robocall指的是由计算机系统自动拨号,播放事先录制的电话留言的宣传电话。Robocall是产品促销和政治竞选的常用手段。A GOP group launched its robocall campaign against Sen
One of the most famous small towns in America is Johnstown, Pennsylvania, population 24,000.Unfortunately, it owes that fame to a tragedy. In the late 19th Century, Johnstown was the nation's mightiest steel center - more prosperous than Pittsburgh -
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