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in need of ÐèÒª

in search of ѰÕÒ

in

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in favor

in charge of ¸ºÔð possession of ÓµÓÐ

in place of ´úÌæ [Á·Ï°] ÓÃin + n. + of¹¹³ÉµÄ´Ê×éÌî¿Õ¡£

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´ð°¸£º1). in memory/honour of 2). in memory of 3). in need of 4). in favor of

3. dress up Ê¢×°£»´ò°ç£»×°ÊÎ [µäÀý]

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be dressed in ´©×Å(Ò·þ»òÑÕÉ«)

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1). The boy ______ ______ ______ a short pant.

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5. look forward to ÅÎÍû£»ÆÚ´ý [µäÀý]

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admit to ³ÐÈÏ

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add up to ×ܼÆ

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object to·´¶Ô

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stick toÕ³

laugh at sb. ³°Ð¦Ä³ÈË

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1). The boy hurried forward ______ (see) the world-famous oil painting because he had been

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turn around/about ת¹ýÉíÀ´

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turn off ¹ØÉÏ

turn down¼õ

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1). Don¡¯ t worry. The file is sure to ______ ______.

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´ð°¸£º1). turn up 2). turn; up 3). turned out 4). turned to

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beyond words ÎÞ

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in words ÓÃÎÄ×Ö

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waste one¡¯ s breath (on sb/sth)£¨¶ÔijÈË/ijÊÂÎ°×·Ñ´½Éà °×·Ñ´½Éà

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8. set off ³ö·¢£»¶¯Éí£»Ê¹±¬Õ¨

save one¡¯ s breath²»±Ø

get one¡¯ s breath »Ö¸´catch one¡¯ s breathÆÁ

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set about doing sth¿ªÊ¼£¨Ä³¹¤×÷£©£»×ÅÊÖ×öij

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1). The new government must ______ ______ finding solutions to the country¡¯ s economic problems.

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