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    1．The complaint was set　　　as no importance．

    2．We are　　  them what fish is　　  water．

    3．The picture makes me think　　　my childhood．

    4．Each time the earth is raised in one place，something is going　　　the earth in another place.

    5．The wine was made　　　rice．

     

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    1．aside    set aside“放置一边不顾”的意思。

    2．to；to   我们对他们就好像水对鱼一样的重要。

    3．of　　  think of 想到，想起的意思。

    4．against   go against 表示“违反，与…….相对”的意思。

    5．out of／from  be made of/from表示“由……做成”

     


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