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1. | the ceremonial breaking of the ground to formally begin a construction project. |
| 通过破土仪式来宣布一项工程正式开工。 |
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2. | 1997年6月30日,英国正式从香港撤出。 |
| Britain formally beat a retreat from HK at June301997. |
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3. | a dress dinner; a full-dress ceremony. |
| 正式宴会;盛装仪式。 |
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4. | the ceremonial induction into a position. |
| 正式的介绍就任某一职位的典礼或仪式。 |
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5. | 这是非正式用法。正式用法应该是 It's I。大多数美国人用非正式用法。另外这句话主语用的 It。 |
| 见到你我真高兴!这种句子形式上是问句,实际上是感叹句,加强感情和语气。 |
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6. | 1945年,日本在美国密苏里号军舰上签字正式向联军投降。 |
| The formal Japanese surrender to the Allies was signed on board the U S battleship Missouri. |
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7. | 2000年3月,普京又赢得总统大选,正式就任俄罗斯总统。 |
| He went on to win the March2000 election to retain his presidential post. |
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8. | A service to induct the new president of the university. |
| 那个大学的新校长正式的就任仪式 |
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9. | The act or formal ceremony of conferring the authority and symbols of a high office. |
| 授权仪式授予高官之权力和象征的行为或正式仪式 |
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10. | The formal means of expressing religious reverence; religious ceremony and ritual. |
| 宗教仪式表达宗教信仰的正式用法;宗教典礼和仪式 |
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