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例句：The doctor alerted me to the danger of a heart attack.
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医生提醒我注意心脏病发作的危险。
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2. revive [rɪˈvaɪv] vt. 使复苏 vi. 恢复，使……生醒，复生，恢复精神
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例句：The crops revived in the rain.
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庄稼在雨中重又生机盎然。
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3. fluster [ˈflʌstə(r)] n. 慌乱，狼狈，混乱 v. 使酩醉，慌张，混乱
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例句：She was put in a fluster by the unexpected guests..
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不速之客的到来弄得她很慌张。
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救救我的十年囧英文 [:1704967332]
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救救我的十年囧英文 4. The Ring
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预热引言：
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母亲手上的戒指，一辈子都没离开过她。它代表的不仅仅是母亲的依恋，更说明她一辈子为儿女们所付出的一切。
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精选文摘：
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When I was growing up, my mother had a ring she never took off. It was the only ring I ever saw her wear during my childhood.
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She wore it when she swept, when she mopped and when she washed clothes on the rubborad.
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She didn’t really have any other jewelry, and, in fact, I remember my father saying that he didn’t even buy her a ring when they were married. He hadn’t thought about it, and during the ceremony, they had borrowed her brother’s ring.
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The years passed. My father, who had come from Mexico in the 1920s to try to earn a living, working long, long hours at the service stations he operated. And my mother, who was also from Mexico, toiled at home, keeping house for her husband and eight youngsters. With his hard work and her thriftiness, they sent their first son off to college, then another child and then another. The older children helped with the expenses of the younger ones.
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A few years before she died, she told me that she wanted her jewelry to go to her granddaughters. And when she died it was done.
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Then I discovered it: her first ring. Now I could identify the metal. The ring was a thin, fragile thing by now. It had been worn so long that the copper had become unattached to the circle. Its value was naught.
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To me, it symbolized the sacrifices my mother had made for us and the values that she lived. How many years had she worn it? How many times had she denied herself so that we might succeed? Why did she save this ring when it seemed worthless? Was it a symbol to her, too?
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When I look at that ring, I see the priceless jewel of my mother’s strength and the brilliance of the love that she showed us every day of her life.
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精美译文：
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