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host
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1. 主人，(2. 主持者) |
Boq, the host, was very happy to have her as a guest. |
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understood
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理解，懂 (understand-understood) |
When she came to the last and biggest house in the village, she understood why. |
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guest
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客人 |
Boq, the host, was very happy to have her as a guest. |
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ordinary
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平常的，普通的 |
I am an ordinary girl. |
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cornfield
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玉米地 |
In the cornfield was a scarecrow. |
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scarecrow
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稻草人 |
In the cornfield was a scarecrow. |
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blink
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1. 眨眼睛，(2. 闪亮，闪烁) |
As Dorothy looked at the scarecrow, she thought she saw it blink its eyes. |
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curious
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好奇心强的，渴望知道更多的 |
Curious, Dorothy went over to the scarecrow. |
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pole
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杆，柱 |
I'm stuck to this pole. |
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brain
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脑，脑袋 |
My head is made of straw, so I have no brain. |
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hopefully
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带着希望地，期待地 |
Asked the Scarecrow hopefully. |
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secret
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1. 秘密，(2. 秘密的) |
I'll tell you a secret. |
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interrupt
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妨碍，中断 |
"The farmer who made you?" interrupted Dorothy. |
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dull
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1. 无聊的，没意思的，(2. (色彩，光泽等)模糊的，昏暗的) |
Kansas is dull and boring. |
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brainless
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没有脑袋的 |
Because, my brainless friend, there is no place like home. |
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weep
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哭泣，流泪 |
"There is no place like home," said Dorothy, weeping. |
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cottage
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(乡村)小屋 |
"Shall we spend the night over there?" asked the Scarecrow, pointing to a cottage. |
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inconvenient
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不方便的 |
Being alive sounds inconvenient. |
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spring
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1. 泉，(2. 春天) |
Behind the cottage they found a clear spring. |
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startle
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使大吃一惊 |
After breakfast Dorothy was startled to hear what sounded like a low groan. |
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groan
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1. 呻吟声，哼哼声，(2. (因为痛苦，烦心等原因)发出呻吟，抱怨) |
Dorothy was startled to hear what sounded like a low groan. |
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tin
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锡 |
A man, made of tin and holding an ax, stood frozen, as if he was about to chop a tree. |
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fearfully
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害怕地，担心地 |
Asked Dorothy fearfully. |
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frozen
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冻住的 |
A man, made of tin and holding an ax, stood frozen, as if he was about to chop a tree. |
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chop
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1. 砍，劈，(2. 切细，剁碎，3. (猪，羊的)肋骨肉，排骨) |
A man, made of tin and holding an ax, stood frozen, as if he was about to chop a tree. |