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| 1. | 1.cold-shouldered 2.to cold-shoulder; to give sb. the/a brush; to give sb. the go-by; to snub3.(of places) unfrequented; dismal; god-forsaken |
| 冷落 |
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| 2. | A snub;a brushoff. |
| 冷落；断然拒绝 |
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| 3. | She thought of Morris Townsend, and the place was so desolate and lonely that he seemed very far away |
| 这个地方竟是这样荒凉冷落，使莫里斯更显得像是远在天涯。 |
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| 4. | Never in its history had this street witnessed so frigid and desolate a New Year season. |
| 自从有这条街以来，从没见过这样冷落凄凉的年关！ |
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| 5. | emotional neglect |
| 感情上受冷落 |
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| 6. | swank an old acquaintance |
| 冷落老朋友 |
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| 7. | Freeze off |
| 冷落，疏远 |
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| 8. | feel left out in the cold: |
| 感觉受到冷落 |
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| -- 来源 -- 英语惯用法100(2) - Part 84 Disappointment |
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| 9. | desolate; bleak |
| 苍凉 |
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| 10. | give sb/get the cold shoulder ;treat sb/be treated in a deliberately unfriendly way |
| 故意冷落某人. |
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