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英文名句短语
useless 无用的，没有价值的 user 用户，使用者 usual 通常的，平常的 usually 通常 utility 效用，实用 utilise 实用 utilize 利用 utmost 极度的，极端的，极限 utter 完全的，彻底的说 vacant 空闲的，空缺的
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[0:0]urban城市的 [0:32.7921]urge urgent utility utilize鼓励，激励 紧急的，急迫的 功用，效用 利用 [1:11.2978]utmost vacant vacuum vague极度的，最大的 未被占用的，空着的 真空 含糊的，模糊的 [1:52.9962]vain valid vanish variable徒劳的，无效的 有效的，
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She inspected the carpet for small items. She saw a paper clip and a rubber band. She picked them up. She put them into a little box on the kitchen counter. She plugged in the vacuum cleaner. She turned on the switch. The cat ran out of the room. She
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Oliver went to Target to buy a new vacuum cleaner. The vacuum cleaners at Target cost $60 to $500. The expensive ones were too bulky and, of course, too expensive. He bought the cheapest one in the store: a Dirt Devil Vibe. Its label claimed that it
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I am feeling pretty energetic when I finish my three cookies and decide to do a little cleaning. 吃完三块饼干后，我感到精力充沛，决定去打扫一下房间。 I take out a rag and start dusting the living room. 我拿出一块抹布，
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This is Scientific American 60-Second Science. I'm Cynthia Graber. This will just take a minute. The fridge is one of your home's biggest energy hogs. Better insulation can make refrigerators much more efficient. And a panel encasing a vacuum is one
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I am feeling pretty energetic when I finish my three cookies and decide to do a little cleaning. 吃完三块饼干后，我感到精力充沛，决定去打扫一下房间。 I take out a rag and start dusting the living room. 我拿出一块抹布，
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