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| 81. | The legal profession (ie lawyers) has/have always resisted change. |
| 法律界人士对变革总是加以抵制. |
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| 82. | My sister insists consistently（一贯、始终） on persistent（持久、稳固） resistance（抵抗、阻力、电阻） to transistor（晶体管） radios. |
| 妹妹一贯坚决主张持久抵制晶体管收音机。 |
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| 83. | have been to; have gone to |
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| 84. | She's been resisting me a lot, actually. |
| 实际上, 她对我的抵制情绪很厉害 |
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| 85. | one day; once |
| 某日;曾经 |
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| 86. | That draft began in 1940, even as the United States resisted entry into the war. |
| 征兵开始于1940年，当时美国抵制参战。 |
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| -- 来源 -- 交互式慢速英语-冬季号 - America at War (Ⅱ) |
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| 87. | We must resist the corrosive influence of bourgeois ideology. |
| 我们必须抵制资产阶级思想的侵蚀。 |
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| 88. | The chairman resist all attempt to make him resign. |
| 董事长抵制一切要他辞职的企图。 |
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| 89. | The act or an instance of boycotting. |
| 杯葛联合抵制的过程或事例 |
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| 90. | He urged all citizens to boycott Korean goods. |
| 他呼吁所有民众联手抵制韩国货。 |
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