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这个人天天来骂人这个人天天来骂人SLEEPHEAD是吧主　 http://post.baidu.com/f?kz=75802114 　

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is there have any differentin dark and dim? ?

WORD FOCUS: colour WORD FOCUS: colour a particular kind of colour: shade, hint, huewords for describing dark colours: dark, deep, richwords for describing light colours: light, pale, soft, pastelwords for describing bright colours: bright, brilliant, vivid, garish disapproving, gaudy disapprovinghaving a lot of colours: colourful, multicoloured British English/multicolored American English

一张很漂亮的图

认为最后是哈金配还不如哈里波特战死的进来虽然这样不大好但是我觉得如果哈里波特不和赫敏结婚的话，哈里波特这本术是有败笔的

一张很有味道的赫敏的照片１

这张赫敏很有味道…… 是我的桌面

这些照片能和赫敏比吗？简直像是在疯人院拍的

大家说我该怎么办？大家说我该怎么办　她是我初中的一个同学，同校不同班，初二时我和她在家教老师家认识的，那时，由于害羞，一直暗恋她，但是一直没有和她表白，一直到初三临毕业，我才向她作出了表白，但是，可能是中考，可能是彼此还年幼，可能……她委婉的拒绝了我…… 高中后我认识了许多女孩，也交往了几个，但是我始终没有把她忘记，甚至是把别的女孩当作她……就这么我跨入了大学，这二天，要考试了，我心里很乱，中午的时候，我被一种冲动带领着在GOOGLE上输入了她的名字，本来我是不抱任何希望的，但是GOOGLE上只有出现了４个结果，其中３个是我初中的校友录，校友录上写着她的名字，住址，EMAIL……（当然有可能是同名同姓的）于是，我发了一封EMAIL给她…… 我不知道那个名字是不是她，但是如果是她，我该不该再和她见面，再和她表白呢……

大家说我该怎么办她是我初中的一个同学，同校不同班，初二时我和她在家教老师家认识的，那时，由于害羞，一直暗恋她，但是一直没有和她表白，一直到初三临毕业，我才向她作出了表白，但是，可能是中考，可能是彼此还年幼，可能……她委婉的拒绝了我……高中后我认识了许多女孩，也交往了几个，但是我始终没有把她忘记，甚至是把别的女孩当作她……就这么我跨入了大学，这二天，要考试了，我心里很乱，中午的时候，我被一种冲动带领着在GOOGLE上输入了她的名字，本来我是不抱任何希望的，但是GOOGLE上只有出现了４个结果，其中３个是我初中的校友录，校友录上写着她的名字，住址，EMAIL……（当然有可能是同名同姓的）于是，我发了一封EMAIL给她……我不知道那个名字是不是她，但是如果是她，我该不该再和她见面，再和她表白呢……

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我家旁边的居民楼里发生血案二个人死了一个是一刀封喉的，一个是被从４楼推下去的。

A MESSEAGE FROM DANIEL RADCLIFFE A MESSEAGE FROM DANIEL RADCLIFFE JULY 2004-07-28 A huge 'thank you' to everyone who sent me birthday wishes and gifts to celebrate my fifteen birthday. It was a very special day, made all the more special by the thousands of cards and messages I received from all over the world. I want to say a special 'thank you' to everyone who contributed to the Demelza House appeal. This is a hugely important place to me and I value the support that each and every person gives to it. This hospice receives no government funding so every contribution, however small, counts! Filming on GOBLET OF FIRE is going very well. I spent a month in a tank filming the underwater task and I did think really was going to sprout gills!! It is going to be a spectacular sequence! I have already worked with some of the new actors- Brendan Gleeson and Miranda Richardson and they are all fantastic. As arethe actors playing Cedric, Fleur, Cho, and Krum – Robert Pattinson , Clemence Poesy, Katie leung and Stanislav Ianevski. The band I am completely obessed with at the moment is Razorlight and their new album UP ALL NIGHT – it is sensational. I also love Modest Mouse, The Bees and The Killers. I am also listening to a lot of music by the Kinks, a famous band from the 60's, and I love their music. I finally saw SPIDERMAN 2 and loved it! I have recently been rewatching a lot of my favourite films THE GODFATHER, PLATOON, GATTACA, and STAND BY ME. I love these films. ]By the time you receive this letter I will have had a short holiday in Europe which I am really looking forward to. It was been a hectic few months so I am really excited about having a few days off, before I start filming again. Wherever you are in the world I hope you are having a fabulous summer. Thank you for your continued support. Danial

不觉得芙蓉很有英气吗？

现在新注册的号要写验证码实在太麻烦所以被封后也就不去历史吧了

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COLLOCATIONS debate COLLOCATIONS heated/fierce/intense debate (=one in which people express strong and very different opinions) widespread debate lively debate public debate a debate rages (=it happens over a period of time and people have strong feelings about it) long-running debate ongoing debate (=continuing debate) provoke/trigger/spark off a debate (=cause a debate)

英语中没有事情

apprehension noun ap‧pre‧hen‧sion1 [uncountable and countable] anxiety about the future, especially about dealing with something unpleasant or difficult [= anxiety]: a feeling of apprehensionI woke before the alarm, filled with apprehension.2 [uncountable] formal the act of apprehending a criminal [= arrest]3 [uncountable] old-fashioned understanding

WORD FOCUS: good WORD FOCUS: good very good: excellent, fantastic, wonderful, great, terrific, neat American English, superb, amazing, outstanding, brilliant, impressive, fine, first-class, out of this worldof good quality: high quality, top quality, superior, deluxe, classymorally good: decent, virtuous, respectable, honourable British English/honorable American English, upright, beyond reproach

what is the different between the clutter and jumble? _

exhilarate ex‧hil‧a‧rate [transitive]to make someone feel very excited and happyex‧hil‧a‧rat‧edfeeling extremely happy, excited, and full of energy: exhilarating adjective ex‧hil‧a‧rat‧ingmaking you feel happy, excited, and full of energy:

英语语音 I really doubt whether you actually know much about spoken English , or rather, phonetics though you sound to be an expert in English Language. I've got a Master's degree in Linguistics(concentration: English Language) & I'm sure I know English phonology much better than you do. First of all, I'd like to let you know that there're a good variety of "streams" of English around the globe, among which the UK English & the US English are the two most important ones. Definitely, there're so-called the "standard" UK English & the "standard" US English. As far as the "standard" spoken UK English is concerned, "RP" accent (or the BBC accent which we prefer to call nowadays) is commonly spoken by the educated native speakers of English in southern England. It's regarded to be the standard pronunciation of the people who're well-educated & are in higher social classes in the English society. However, "RP" accent is not widely used outside southern England. Besides, there exist many variants in pronunciation in the real living English "world". In a nutshell, even the native-speakers of English in the same country (or, even in the same city) do pronounce the same word(s) differently. Sometimes, the variants occur with the vowels/dipthongs, or the syllable on which the native-speakers put the primary/secondary stress. Sometimes, the variants occur with the consonants. Besides, the speed at which the speaker is talking also affects his/her pronunications. For example, native speakers of English usually put a secondary stress on the last syllable of the word "important" when they speak slowly. However, they, almost certainly, never stress the last syllable when they say it very quickly, which makes "important" sound like a two-syllable word. In addition, it's always difficult (or even impossible) to differentiate between "voiceless" & "voiced" consonants in daily living English conversations. (i.e. the "s" & "z" you were talking about). It's undoubtedly ridiculous to challenge people's pronounications in the way you did, except in purely academic courses in English phonology, plus a strictly controlled oral/aural language laboratory. Last but not least, I'd like to emphasize that I (or we, our dear Leon's fans) love Leon neither because of his fame or fortune, nor his ability to speak standard "Putonghua"/Mandarin or English,

我已经知道你的完整IP地址了，你完了！ http://www1.myelogo.com/elogo_user/16194.jpg

我很快乐，我很悲伤我快乐是因为我成功，我悲伤是因为我不够好

管理员能把这张帖子里面我说的话删了吗？ http://post.baidu.com/f?kz=72854228这不是我说的

they got too know each other when frank just go to @ to spend his holiday

你最喜欢哪一部？大家投票！！！（电影） 1234我比较喜欢３

有谁认为最后结局哈利的父母会活过来？这是我感觉到的，JK已经有了很多次伏笔。还有，想让赫敏和哈利结婚的有吗？

bored with it and feel dull

if what you do a job which will not provide you

fous on sth

language is best learned "throught use "in social context

戏说“ 哲学家” 戏说“ 哲学家” 　一个哲学家，晚饭后在郊外散步，遇见一个年轻人在那儿伤心的哭泣。哲学家问他因何如此伤心，那人回答：“失恋了。” 哲学家闻听连连抚掌大笑道：“糊涂呀糊涂。” 失恋者不解，哲学家接着说：“你如此伤心，可见你心中还是有爱的；既然你心中有爱，那对方就必定无爱，不然你们又何必分手？而爱在你这边，你并没有失去爱，只不过失去一个不爱你的人，这又有何伤心呢？我看你还是回家去睡觉吧。该哭的应该是那个人，她不仅失去了你，还失去了心中的爱，多可悲啊！” 失恋人听罢破涕为笑，恨自己对这浅显的道理怎么没有看透，于是向哲学家鞠了一个躬，转身离去。人往往爱从一个人角度思考问题，久而久之，形成了一种僵化固定的模式，并因其束缚而困惑不堪。其实许多事，只要转换一个思维角度，则柳暗花明，风清云淡，天广地阔。

大家都来绕一绕：哲学家与某青年大家都来绕一绕：哲学家与某青年　某青年跋涉千山万水，来到大西洋百慕大群岛三角海域的一个小岛上，去找隐居在这个岛上的一位哲学家，目的是想去学些精深奥秘的知识。见到这位哲学家后，青年说明来意，便展开了下面的对话。哲学家：你是来学知识的？青年：是的。哲学家：你已经知道的东西，是你想学的吗？青年：不，我不是想学已经知道的东西。哲学家：那么，你想学你不知道的东西了？为了：是的，我想学我不知道的东西。哲学家：如果你根本不知道有马，你能想到要学习关于马的知识吗？青年：不，不可能想到学习关于马的知识，因为我根本不知道有马。但是，哲学家啊，我是知道有马的，人世间确实是有马这种动物存在的。哲学家（摆了摆手）：且慢，我问你什么，你回答我什么，你不要岔开。让我再问你：如果你不知道百慕大三角海域中有一座神秘的小岛，你能相到要去学习关于这个小岛的知识吗？青年：不，不会想去学习关于我根本不知道的小岛的知识。哲学家：在太阳系小星带有一颗外星人发射的”外星人造小行星“，这颗小行星你当然不知道，我昨天夜里通过我自制的天文射电望远镜看到它。你不知道这颗小行星，你能想到要学习关于这个小行星的知识吗？青年：不，不可能想到要学习关于它的知识。哲学家：那么，你不知道的东西，也不是你想学习的东西了？青年：是的。哲学家：你刚才说，你已经知道的东西，不是你想学习的东西？青年：是的。哲学家：你刚才说，你已经知道的东西，不是你想要学习的东西，现在，你又说，你不知道的东西，也不是你想学习的东西。而事物总不外乎是你已经知道的东西，或你不知道的东西。那么，就没有什么东西是你想学习的了。青年（惶惑地）：是这样地吧。哲学家：如果没有什么东西是你想学习的，那么，你不是来学知识的了。那么，你来到这里又是为了什么呢？就这样，结束了他们的谈话。记录者是地球上的人，记录者的思维是在语言材料的基础上进行的，因此，他很迷信逻辑。现在，他提出一个问题：在哲学家和青年的对话中，有无诡辩？如有，请指出来。　　作者：以史为友 2006-1-1 13:17 　回复此发言　 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 回复：大家都来绕一绕：哲学家与某青年　青年的知道并不代表真正的知道，要精通一样东西是多么不容易的事情啊！陈天余　　作者： 219.82.222.* 2006-1-1 13:21 　回复此发言

好词！ or‧di‧na‧ry S1 W21 average, common, or usual, not different or special:

aesthetic exoerience美感的体验

nothing to do with 不干××的事情

most wanted to do sth 最想做××

waht is the different between till and until?

they are of no avail　　都没有用

agree consent agree 同样的意见consent 允许

COLLOCATIONS consent COLLOCATIONS with/without somebody's consent give/grant (your) consent refuse/withhold (your) consent obtain (somebody's) consent prior consent (=consent before something can happen) written consent verbal consent (=spoken consent) parental consent (=consent from someone's parents) informed consent (=consent based on full information about what will happen) tacit consent (=consent given without being actually spoken)

we are indifferent as to which three不在乎哪三个

WORD FOCUS: choose WORD FOCUS: choose similar words: select, pick, appoint, nominate, go for, plump for, opt forchoose

COLLOCATIONS night COLLOCATIONS last night at night (=when it is night) in/during the night (=at a particular point in the night) in the middle of the night all night (long) by night (=at night, rather than in the day) at this time of night (=used when you are surprised) in/at the dead of night literary (=in the middle of the night when it is quiet) spend/stay a night somewhere stay the night (=sleep at the house of someone you are visiting) night train/bus/flight night falls written (=it starts to become dark) the night air the night sky

WORD CHOICE: ignore, WORD CHOICE: ignore, be ignorant of, not know If you ignore something, you know about it or have seen or heard it, but deliberately do not take notice of it • We cannot ignore the problem. !! Do not use ignore to mean 'not know about something'. Use not know instead • We don't know how famous people live their lives (NOT We ignore how famous people live their lives). You can also say that you are ignorant of something, especially when you should know about it • They seem to be ignorant of the dangers involved. 　

COLLOCATIONS evening COLLOCATIONS in the evening(s) on Monday/Friday/Saturday etc evening tomorrow evening yesterday evening this evening (=today in the evening) early/late evening evening meal/news/performance etc (=something that you do or see in the evening)

WORD FOCUS: short WORD FOCUS: short speech/piece of writing: brief, concise, condensed, abridgedperson: not very tall, little, tiny, petitetime/event: brief, quick, momentary, fleeting, ephemeral, transient, passing, short-livedlegs/fingers: stumpy, stubbyclothes: skimpy

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你们真的有问题柏拉图这个伟大的智者，哲学家，竟然被……

哪张蔡依琳的照片最漂亮？

傲慢与偏见 PRIDE AND PREJUDICE -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Chapter 59 Chinese "MY dear Lizzy, where can you have been walking to?" was a question which Elizabeth received from Jane as soon as she entered their room, and from all the others when they sat down to table. She had only to say in reply, that they had wandered about, till she was beyond her own knowledge. She coloured as she spoke; but neither that, nor any thing else, awakened a suspicion of the truth. The evening passed quietly, unmarked by any thing extraordinary. The acknowledged lovers talked and laughed, the unacknowledged were silent. Darcy was not of a disposition in which happiness overflows in mirth; and Elizabeth, agitated and confused, rather knew that she was happy than felt herself to be so; for, besides the immediate embarrassment, there were other evils before her. She anticipated what would be felt in the family when her situation became known; she was aware that no one liked him but Jane; and even feared that with the others it was a dislike which not all his fortune and consequence might do away. At night she opened her heart to Jane. Though suspicion was very far from Miss Bennet's general habits, she was absolutely incredulous here. "You are joking, Lizzy. This cannot be! -- engaged to Mr. Darcy! No, no, you shall not deceive me. I know it to be impossible." "This is a wretched beginning indeed! My sole dependence was on you; and I am sure nobody else will believe me, if you do not. Yet, indeed, I am in earnest. I speak nothing but the truth. He still loves me, and we are engaged." Jane looked at her doubtingly. "Oh, Lizzy! it cannot be. I know how much you dislike him." "You know nothing of the matter. That is all to be forgot. Perhaps I did not always love him so well as I do now. But in such cases as these, a good memory is unpardonable. This is the last time I shall ever remember it myself." Miss Bennet still looked all amazement. Elizabeth again, and more seriously assured her of its truth. "Good Heaven! can it be really so! Yet now I must believe you," cried Jane. "My dear, dear Lizzy, I would -- I do congratulate you -- but are you certain? forgive the question -- are you quite certain that you can be happy with him?" "There can be no doubt of that. It is settled between us already, that we are to be the happiest couple in the world. But are you pleased, Jane? Shall you like to have such a brother?" "Very, very much. Nothing could give either Bingley or myself more delight. But we considered it, we talked of it as impossible. And do you really love him quite well enough? Oh, Lizzy! do any thing rather than marry without affection. Are you quite sure that you feel what you ought to do?" "Oh, yes! You will only think I feel more than I ought to do, when I tell you all." "What do you mean?" "Why, I must confess that I love him better than I do Bingley. I am afraid you will be angry." "My dearest sister, now be serious. I want to talk very seriously. Let me know every thing that I am to know, without delay. Will you tell me how long you have loved him?"

好 WORD FOCUS: good very good: excellent, fantastic, wonderful, great, terrific, neat American English, superb, amazing, outstanding, brilliant, impressive, fine, first-class, out of this worldof good quality: high quality, top quality, superior, deluxe, classymorally good: decent, virtuous, respectable, honourable British English/honorable American English, upright, beyond reproach

献身 devoted adjective de‧vot‧ed1 giving someone or something a lot of love and attention: a devoted fatherdevoted to Isabella was devoted to her brother.2 dealing with, containing, or being used for only one thing [= dedicated]devoted to a museum devoted to photography3 strongly supporting someone or something because you admire or enjoy them: Beckham's devoted fansThe journal had a devoted following of around 1000 subscribers.—devotedly adverb devote verb de‧vote [transitive]1 to use all or most of your time, effort etc in order to do something or help someone [= dedicate]devote your time/energy/attention etc to something He devoted his energies to writing films.devote yourself to something She devoted herself full-time to her business.2 to use a particular area, period of time, or amount of space for a specific purposedevote something to something The meeting will be devoted to health and safety issues.