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2017-03-28 16:35:00来源：网络

　　§ water table

　　§ 地下水位

　　§ Heavy metals could leech into the water table or the sea, they say, where they could harm people, reefs and other marine wildlife.

　　§ drastically

　　§ largely

　　§ 大幅度地

　　§ Although an effective anti-litter policy doesn’t completely obviate cleaning — there will always be violators — but clearly, the cost of cleaning will be drastically reduced.

　　§ encounter

　　§ meet

　　§ 遇到

　　§ This in itself was an encounter with the past, like retuning to a place that once was familiar but has changed its appearance.

　　§ plentiful

　　§ ample

　　§ 丰富的

　　§ Scarce

　　§ But many marine experts have been saying for several years that we need to start loving jellyfish – because in the not too distant future, they may be the most plentifulmarine species around.

　　§ necessitate

　　§ need

　　§ 需要

　　§ My opinion is that this is an issue that will have to be addressed by the UML persistence modeling profile and may even necessitate a change in this modeling rule.

　　§ periodic

　　§ regular

　　§ 定期的, 周期的

　　§ If you happen to find this approach successful, please let us know so that we can planperiodic updates for future columns.

　　§ critical

　　§ dangerous

　　§ 危险的

　　§ What you eat and drink, from childhood on, is critical to the amount of calcium in your bones.

　　§ pump

　　§ 抽水

　　§ ‘We have to prove the commercial viability and the numbers may change when we scale up, but all the technology except the pump itself is already proven, ’ he said.

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