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angle
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n.
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the space between two lines or surfaces that meet or cross
each other 角
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apparently
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ad.
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obviously, clearly 明显的地
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atom
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n.
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the smallest piece of a simple substance 原子
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compass
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n.
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an instrument for showing directions 罗盘,指南针
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condense
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v.
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to reduce in size 使…浓缩,压缩
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convince
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v.
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to make someone completely certain about something 使确信
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create
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v.
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to cause something new to exist 创造
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curiosity
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n.
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the desire to know or to learn 好奇心
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detail
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n.
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an unimportant part of something 细枝末节,琐碎
a single piece or fact about something 细节
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device
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n.
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a piece of equipment intended for a particular purpose 装置,设备
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equation
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n.
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a mathematical statement that two quantities are equal 等式
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essence
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n.
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the central or most important quality of a thing本质,精髓
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evidence
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n.
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information that gives a reason for believing something
or prove something 证据
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evident
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a.
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obvious to the eye or mind 明显的
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fundamental
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a.
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(of a quality, idea, development, etc.) being at the base
or essential 基础的
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genius
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n.
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great and rare powers of thought, skill, or imagination
天赋
a person of very great ability or very high intelligence 天才,才子
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geometry
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n.
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the study in mathematics of the angles and shapes formed
by the relationships of lines, surfaces, and solids in space
几何学
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holy
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a.
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connected with God and religion 神圣的
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insight
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n.
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the power of using one's mind to see or understand the true
nature of a situation 洞察力
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instance
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n.
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a single fact, event, etc., expressing a general idea; example
事例,实例
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intellect
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n.
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the ability to use the power of reason 智力,才智
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invisible
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a.
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that can not be seen看不见的,无形的
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methodically
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ad.
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in a very ordered, careful way 有条不紊的
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patience
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n.
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the ability to wait for a long time 耐性,耐心
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◆
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peak
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v.
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to reach the highest point or level 达到高峰
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persistence
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n.
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the ability of continuing in a course of action or way of
behaving 坚持不懈
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relativity
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n.
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state of being relative 相对性
a theory about the relationships between time, energy, and
mass, which change with increased speed 相对论
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respond
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v.
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to say or write something in reply 回应
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simplicity
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n.
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the quality of being simple 简单
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◆
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simplistic
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a.
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treating difficult matters as if they were simple简化的
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spark
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v.
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to be the cause of; lead to 激发
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stir
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v.
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to move around and mix something into it with a spoon or
similar object 使…动,搅动
to produce (strong feelings) in (someone)激起
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stove
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n.
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an enclosed apparatus for cooking or heating火炉
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structure
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n.
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an arrangement or organization; something formed of many
parts 结构
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theorem
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n.
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a statement that can be shown to be true by reasoning 定理,法则
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theory
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n.
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a reasonable or scientifically acceptable explanation for
a fact or event 理论
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twist
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v.
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to change shape by bending, curling, or turning 扭,拧
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ultimate
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a.
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being or happening at the end of a process or course of
action 最后的,最终的
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universe
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n.
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all space and everything that exist in it 宇宙
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