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| 71. | Everything grew more and more extravagant. |
| 一切一切都越来越离奇荒诞。 |
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| 72. | felt abashed at the extravagant praise; |
| 对过分的表扬感到脸红； |
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| 73. | Extravagant members of the imperial court. |
| 浪费的皇家成员 |
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| 74. | 1.luxurious; extravagant; 2.excessive; inordinate |
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| 75. | This extravagant spending must be checked. |
| 这样大手大脚地用钱必须制止。 |
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| 76. | fancy price ; exorbitant pirce ; extravagant price |
| 特贵(讨价)价格 |
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| 77. | His wife was vain and extravagant. |
| 他的妻子虚荣、奢侈。 |
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| 78. | extravagant or affected feeling or emotion. |
| 夸张的或假装的感情。 |
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| 79. | an extravagant use of natural resources |
| 自然资源的滥用. |
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| 80. | a cloud was stretched over them for a cover; and he sent fire to give light in the night. |
| 他铺张云彩当遮盖，夜间使火光照。 |
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