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glimpse
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n. |
| a fleeting view or
look一瞥, 一看 |
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collate
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v. |
| to collect, compare
carefully in order to verify, and often to integrate
or arrange in order 比较 |
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undertaking
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n. |
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prediction
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n. |
| something that you
say is going to happen, or the act of saying what
you think is going to happen 预言, 预报 |
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prosperity
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n. |
| the condition of
being successful or thriving; especially economic
well-being繁荣 |
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rental
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adj. |
| of or relating to
rent; dealing in rental property租用的 |
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slightly
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adv. |
| to a small degree
or extent; somewhat些微地 |
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identify
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vt. |
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booming
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adj. |
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annual
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adj. |
| recurring, done,
or performed every year; yearly一年一次的, 每年的 |
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dominance
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n. |
| the fact of being
more powerful, more important, or more noticeable
than other people or things优势, 支配（或统治）地位 |
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insufficient
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adj. |
| not enough; especially
lacking adequate power, capacity, or competence不足的,
不够的 |
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retailer
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n. |
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optimism
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n. |
| a tendency to believe
that good things will happen 乐观, 乐观主义 |
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collapse
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vi. |
| to fall or shrink
together abruptly and completely ; fall into a jumbled
or flattened mass through the force of external
pressure; to cave or fall in or give way倒塌, 崩溃,
瓦解, 失败 |
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slump
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n. |
| a marked or sustained
decline especially in economic activity or prices衰退,
(物价)暴跌 |
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v. |
| to fall or sink suddenly
消沉, (物价)暴跌, 跌落 |
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upturn
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n. |
| an upward turn especially
toward better conditions or higher prices好转 |
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occupancy
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n. |
| the fact or condition
of holding, possessing占有 |
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plunge
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n. |
| a sudden quick downward
movement 跳进, 投入,陷入 |
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