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| 11. | There is a modern stretch of tall buildings and wide, tree-lined boulevards along the edge of a gleaming |
| 沿着闪闪发光的白色海滨，现代化的高层建筑和宽阔的林荫大道连绵延伸。 |
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| 12. | The exhausted（耗尽、疲惫） man and the trustful（信任） guy thrust（插、戳、延伸） a knife into the rusty（锈、迟钝、腐蚀） crust |
| 精疲力竭的男子和深信不疑的家伙将一把刀子刺向生锈的外壳。 |
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| 13. | Petrifaction Industry Section in Plan for Construction, the Stretch of the Oil Refinery Project at the |
| 规划建设石化工业规划小区，承接湄洲湾南岸炼化一体化石化项目延伸。 |
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| 14. | long unbroken(often curved) stretch of road,river,coast,etc or of sloping land |
| 延伸的（常指弯的）路、河、岸等;绵延的坡地 |
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| 15. | The train put on speed as soon as it reached the long straight stretch of track. |
| 火车一开到长段笔直延伸的轨道时，便开始加速。 |
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| 16. | The act of protracting. |
| 延伸延伸的动作 |
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| 17. | A tail of dust and gas may stretch millions of kilometres across the sky. |
| 尖埃和气体组成的慧尾可以跨过天空，延伸数万里。 |
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| 18. | stretch one's legs; stretch out |
| 散散步;伸伸腿 |
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| 19. | to stretch | stretch |
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| 20. | 20 [和合]原来床榻短，使人不能舒身；被窝窄，使人不能遮体。 |
| NIV] The bed is too short to stretch out on, the blanket too narrow to wrap around you. |
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