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(2)hesitation n. ³ì³ù£»ÓÌÔ¥ without hesitation ºÁ²»ÓÌÔ¥µØ

have no hesitation in doing sth. ºÁ²»ÓÌÔ¥µØ×öijÊ µ¥¾äÓï·¨Ìî¿Õ

¢ÙShe was still hesitating ________ whether to accept the invitation. ¢ÚShe hesitated ________(spend) so much money on such a dress.

¢ÛShe picked up her handbag, ________(hesitate) and almost made it to the door. ¢ÜHe stopped at the turning fork, ________(hesitate) about which way to go. ¢ÝWhen I need help, he always comes to help me without ________(hesitate)£® ¾äÐÍת»»

¢ÞWithout any hesitation, the old man jumped into the river to save the drowning young woman.

¡úThe old man ________________ jumping into the river to save the drowning young woman.

[´ð°¸] ¢Ùabout/over ¢Úto spend ¢Ûhesitated ¢Ühesitating ¢Ýhesitation ¢Þhad no hesitation in

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¢ÙHe once remarked ________¡°All happy families resemble one another, but each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.¡±

¢ÚAs long as we listen, speak, read and write more, we are sure to make ________(remark) progress!

¢ÛProfessor Li made a short remark in the class ________ students' cheating in examinations, whose words left a deep impression on them.

¢ÜShe showed ________(remark) courage when she heard the bad news.

[´ð°¸] ¢Ùthat ¢Úremarkable ¢Ûon/upon ¢Üremarkable

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¢ÙIf you don't learn from the past£¬you____________(condemn) to repeat its mistakes.

¢ÚLack of skills condemned him ________(live) a poor life.

¢ÛAs was expected£¬the criminal was condemned __________ ten years in prison. ¢ÜMr. Hong said he had borrowed the bicycle, but nobody believed him, and his neighbours condemned him ________ a thief.

¢ÝHe was condemned to death ________ murder and later hanged.

¢ÞWhen the poor woman lost her husband, she realized that she was condemned ________ a lonely old age.

¢ßDue to the rainstorm, they were condemned ________(spend) a fortnight of idleness at that lonely island.

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?½áʶijÈË ?make the acquaintance of sb.?

make one's acquaintance

have acquaintance with sth. ¶ÔijÊÂÖªµÀ/Á˽â (2)be acquainted with ÊìϤ

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